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Southeast Community Center
The City of Fort Collins, Poudre River Public Library District, and Poudre School District (PSD) are proud to announce a commitment among the three organizations to open a new community innovation center in southeast Fort Collins.
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Anyone can grow beautiful and prosperous gardens and plants, and the Library can help!
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Kids ages 5-10 and teens ages 14-18 are invited to apply to be a part of Reading Buddies!
Learn about the newly redesigned teen area at Old Town Library including its mural painted and designed by library teens.
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Kids ages 5-10 and teens ages 14-18 are invited to apply to be a part of Reading Buddies!
Learn about the newly redesigned teen area at Old Town Library including its mural painted and designed by library teens.
Poudre Libraries' Business & Nonprofit Librarian, Amada Simental, named Larimer SBDC 2024 Advisor of the Year.
Learn more about construction projects at Harmony Library in early 2025.
Explore our new user-friendly online events calendar and meeting room reservation system.
Learn about how the library and the Larimer SBDC won accolades for their creative approach to helping local businesses.
Learn more about the longest checked out book (104 years) in Poudre Libraries history!
Learn about the commitment to build a community center in southeast Fort Collins.
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Awarded to the artist of the most distinguished American Picture Book for Children.
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