Larimer and Weld counties, Colorado

Things to do this week in Fort Lupton

Today Monday, September 28 1 event

afternoon

  • Makerspace Open Studio

    A drop-in makerspace offers 3D printing, laser cutting, Cricut and hands-on crafts for makers of any skill level.

    ClassesFort Lupton Public & School Library - Public BranchFreeFor familiesuntil 7 p.m.

Tomorrow Tuesday, September 29 6 events

morning

  • Dance & Play (Babies)

    Babies and toddlers hear silly stories and songs, dance, and build early literacy skills.

    StorytimeFort Lupton Public & School Library - Public BranchFreeuntil 10:30 a.m.

  • Dance & Play (Tots)

    Toddlers get moving with silly stories, songs and dancing that support early literacy.

    StorytimeFort Lupton Public & School Library - Public BranchFreeFor babies and toddlersuntil 11:30 a.m.

afternoon

  • Teen Video Games (High Schoolers)

    High school students play video games and compete with friends in a relaxed setting.

    GamesFort Lupton Public & School Library - Public BranchFreeFor teensuntil 3:45 p.m.

  • Makerspace Open Studio

    A drop-in makerspace offers 3D printing, laser cutting, Cricut and hands-on crafts for makers of any skill level.

    ClassesFort Lupton Public & School Library - Public BranchFreeFor familiesuntil 7 p.m.

evening

  • Reel Talk!

    A film club pairs cozy movies with thoughtful conversation for movie lovers who like discussing what they watch.

    Fort Lupton Public & School Library - Public BranchFreeFor adultsuntil 7:30 p.m.

Wednesday September 30 4 events

morning

  • Storytime Explorers (Tots)

    A toddler storytime pairs tales with hands-on STEAM and art activities for tinkering, play and learning.

    StorytimeFort Lupton Public & School Library - Public BranchFreeuntil 10:30 a.m.

  • Storytime Explorers (Preschool)

    A preschool storytime pairs tales with hands-on STEAM and art activities for tinkering, play and learning.

    StorytimeFort Lupton Public & School Library - Public BranchFreeuntil 11:45 a.m.

afternoon

  • Teen LEGO Building (High Schoolers)

    High schoolers build and collaborate with LEGO, choosing free building or team projects with exclusive sets when available.

    GamesFort Lupton Public & School Library - Public BranchFreeFor teensuntil 3:45 p.m.

  • Makerspace Open Studio

    A drop-in makerspace offers 3D printing, laser cutting, Cricut and hands-on crafts for makers of any skill level.

    ClassesFort Lupton Public & School Library - Public BranchFreeFor familiesuntil 7 p.m.

Thursday October 1 5 events

morning

  • Career Readiness for Adults

    A class covers online job searching and resume polishing, with individual computer support available afterward.

    ClassesFort Lupton Public & School Library - Public BranchFreeFor adultsuntil noon

  • Cuentitos

    A Spanish-bilingual storytime for young children uses stories, songs and crafts to practice early literacy.

    StorytimeFort Lupton Public & School Library - Public BranchFreeuntil 10:45 a.m.

  • Makerspace Open Studio

    A drop-in makerspace offers 3D printing, laser cutting, Cricut and hands-on crafts for makers of any skill level.

    ClassesFort Lupton Public & School Library - Public BranchFreeFor familiesuntil 2 p.m.

afternoon

  • Middle School Hangout

    A relaxed after-school hangout for middle schoolers features arts and crafts, video games, board games and time with friends.

    Fort Lupton Public & School Library - Public BranchFreeFor kidsuntil 3:45 p.m.

evening

  • Fort Lupton Cemetery Walk- Historical

    A cemetery stroll examines tombstone meanings and uncovers history about some of the people buried there.

    Fort Lupton Public & School Library - Public BranchFreeuntil 7 p.m.

Friday October 2 1 event

morning

  • Makerspace Open Studio

    A drop-in makerspace offers 3D printing, laser cutting, Cricut and hands-on crafts for makers of any skill level.

    ClassesFort Lupton Public & School Library - Public BranchFreeFor familiesuntil 2 p.m.

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