Two months ago, Denver voters overwhelmingly said “yes” to Referred Question 2i, which will provide an additional $32 million each year in dedicated funding for Denver Public Library. This effort …
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Back by popular demand. A book sale at our favorite Denver brewery! Join us at Fiction Beer Company for our first pop-up sale of the year. We’ll have adult fiction, …
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Frank Wilmot, senior librarian in the Reference Department at Central Library, was born and raised in Pakistan before moving to the United States at age 10. He has his own …
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We’re looking forward to seeing you at the 25th Anniversary Booklovers Ball on Saturday! Here are all the details you need. When Saturday, Oct. 8, 2022 6:30 p.m. Cocktail Hour 7:30 …
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You’re invited to the campaign kick-off for Issue 2I, Strong Library Strong Denver, on Wednesday, Sept. 14, at 5:30 p.m. at Highland Park! This November ballot issue would raise about …
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If you supported the Denver Public Library Friends Foundation’s A Story Still to Tell Capital Campaign, you may take pride in the new areas opening up at Central Library. Since …
Central Library Debuts Some New Renovations and Hours Expanded at 6 Branches Read More »
When the pandemic first hit over two years ago, many of us experienced some bumps in the road transitioning to virtual work and school. But for many people in Denver, …
DPL Leading Force for Digital Inclusion in Denver Read More »
The 25th Anniversary Booklovers Ball on Oct. 8 is sure to sell out, so make sure you buy your ticket or table now. The Denver Public Library Friends Foundation’s signature, …
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Some people feel they shouldn’t have to do anything more to have a high-quality library than pay taxes. We agree that, ideally, tax revenue should cover this essential service. Yet, …
If you’ve been downtown in the past year, you’ve probably caught a glimpse of a “barricaded” Central Library! The library broke ground on a major renovation of the building in …
