Services at the Library

Magnificent Meadows: See for yourself!

Douglas County Libraries and The Wildlife Experience have joined forces to bring an interactive, hands-on, museum-quality exhibit to a library near you. "Magnificent Meadows: Grasslands Around the World" will help bring the grasslands to life this spring with sight, sounds and textures. See the exhibit at:

Tech Talk

Trying to figure out your eReader?

If so, drop in for some great advice from Douglas County Libraries!

Visit any Douglas County Libraries location for assistance with any eReader device. If you'd like to make an appointment, just call us at 303-791-7323. We're here to help!

Come in. Compute.

Castle Pines Library has added three public computers and public printing.

Bark for Books

Bark for BooksImprove reading skills with a doggie buddy!

Douglas County Libraries and Intermountain Therapy Dogs present R.E.A.D (Reading Education Assistance Dogs )

Bonfils Blood Drives @ Your Library

Douglas County Libraries has formed a “partnership for life” with Bonfils Blood Center and will be holding blood drives throughout 2010. Bonfils needs 4,200 blood donations weekly to meet the needs of the community and to be prepared for unexpected events.

Blood Donation is one of the easiest ways to help your community, with each whole blood donation lasting less than an hour and having the potential to help several people.

Reservations are handled through Bonfils. Call 303-363-2300 to book your spot:

Check donation dates through our calendar

Clubs Meeting at Douglas County Libraries

Douglas County Libraries hosts a wide variety of clubs for patrons of all ages and interests. Registration is not required.


Highlands Ranch Library

Assistive Technology at Douglas County Libraries

Douglas County Libraries offers a wide range of free tools and technologies for people living with physical challenges:

Bargain Book Shopping at Douglas County Libraries

Don't forget - we sell bargain books at your library! Find great books at great prices at the Douglas County Libraries. Gently used books are available for sale at several of our branches and proceeds from the sales benefit the Douglas County Libraries Foundation.

 

Current Environmental Sustainability Practices at DC Libraries

Douglas County Libraries just got a little brighter, and a little greener! Through a donation from the Sunflower Corporation, they installed a Sundolier™ daylight system for no cost at the Philip S. Miller Library. Using solar power and a battery, the Sundolier™ will actually follow the sun, tracking its brightest angle, and disburse the natural light through the main room of the library. This should help reduce electric light and cooling demands, and related emissions.

Booking a Meeting Room

Three Options for Reserving a Douglas County Libraries Meeting / Study Room:

Meeting Rooms - The Lib