Fresh City Life My Branch

Say farewell to Mr. Coffee and hello to coffee brewing methods you may not be familiar with! Learn how to make a delicious cup of coffee at home using both classic and new coffee contraptions. Please register: 720-865-0135 or fclmybranch@denverlibrary.org

Bring your uke and learn some new songs!

Put fabric scraps and a little card stock to good use! Use basic to intermediate sewing skills to make these special cards. All Materials provided. Please register: 720-865-0260 or fclmybranch@denverlibrary.org.

Laura DiSilverio, a retired Air Force intelligence officer, writes the Colorado-set Swift Investigations series featuring odd couple PIs Charlie Swift and Gigi Goldman, who the Boston Globe referred to as "Cagney and Lucy." She also writes the Mall Cop Mysteries, featuring partially disabled veteran Emma Joy "EJ" Ferris. Suspense magazine named the first in the series, Die Buying, as one of the top 4 cozy mysteries of 2011. Her latest book is Swift Edge.

Add a little more mystery to your life! Join us for refreshments and a lively discussion. Share your favorite authors and titles, and catch up on new releases and other mystery news. This month's title is The Princess of Burundi by Kjell Eriksson.

Add a little more mystery to your life! Join us for refreshments and a lively discussion. Share your favorite authors and titles, and catch up on new releases and other mystery news. March's book is Wolves Eat Dogs by Martin Cruz Smith.

We will discuss The Language of Flowers by Vanessa Diffenbaugh.

Learn the nitty gritty in the numbers and terminology that will become your new language for starting and running a business. Feel good knowing vital industry trends and systems of analysis when you make your first purchases and open your doors to the public! Presented by Dianne Denholm, 20-year owner of a Cherry Creek boutique, currently Executive Director and Founder of TACtile Textile Arts Center.

Denver citizens such as Speer, Iliff, Lowry, Elitch, Boettcher, and Griffith are all well-known names in Colorado history. Hear the stories about them that didn't make it into your history books! Presented by Fairmount Heritage Foundation volunteer Tom Morton. www.fairmountheritagefoundation.org.

Kermit Shields, retired geologist and Dinosaur Ridge volunteer, will share the Denver area's rich history of dinosaur discovery. Dinosaur fossils are still being discovered here in the 21st century! We will discuss historical discoveries from the Denver area and talk about where you can find out about Denver dinosaurs today.