Eugene Field Branch Library

Need just the right greeting card, but you’re having trouble fitting your feelings into a store-bought product? Create a colorful, one-of-a-kind embroidered greeting card! More info: Embroidered Greeting Cards

Sample and take home recipes for plant-based hearty meals to eat at home or share at potlucks during football season. More info: Chili for the Chilly Weather

Learn to make delicious, filling meals packed with nutrients in just minutes. Sample and take home plant-based recipes. More info: Easy 10 minute Lunch or Dinner

Get ready for baking by designing and 3D-printing your own custom cookie cutter! DISCLAIMER: 3D printing is SLOW, so the library won't be able to print out your creations right.... Read More

From the bland diets of Europeans in the early 16th century to the myriad of culinary flavors available today, spices have had a huge impact in the world.  Join Active.... Read More

Test drive Denver Public Library's DIY stationery and scrapbooking tools and make some special mail-art. Embossing, die cutting and custom envelopes + your imagination = overjoyed long distance friends! Free class..... Read More

Use beer cans, soda cans and other fun things to create one-of-a-kind pieces of jewelry. This program is for adults but children eight and older may attend with an adult. Free class. All materials and instructions provided. More info: https://www.denverlibrary.org/event/engage/upcycled-jewelry

Kids and their grown-ups are invited to celebrate Noon Year’s Eve with Denver Public Library! Participants will make New Year’s crafts, eat snacks, jump on bubble wrap and have a countdown.... Read More

Free! All supplies included! Create one-of-a-kind gifts and holiday ornaments with the help of the Eugene Field branch of the Denver Public Library. Afterwards, you might just want to get.... Read More

Denver Public Library's Eugene Field branch will host a special Washington Park homecoming for local author Cynthia Swanson. Swanson’s debut novel, “The Bookseller” is set in a lushly described 1960s Denver and features a nostalgic depiction of the Washington Park of yesteryear. Join the author for a ride to yesterdays that were and the futures that could.... Read More