Book: Twelve Days of Peace, by Jimmy Lange
Paging through his book reminded me of those magical nights on the mountain, soaking in the mountainscapes and watching the sun slowly rest its fading colors on the wide-open spaces that surround Lyons.
A new bear in town (Library news, November 2020)
Library news for November 2020. A new sculpture; back to curbside pickup; recruit new Board member.
CD: “See Through,” by Monica Marie LaBonte
Lyons singer Monica Marie LaBonte has left her band, Monocle, to do a solo record. She is a modern-day troubadour, creating folk songs relevant to today, but steeped in nostalgia.
Thankfulness Stone craft for Thanksgiving
This family-oriented arts and crafts project will help keep those people and things we are thankful for in our minds for the holiday season and beyond.
The library can be your IT Department / tech help
Get free “tech help” at the Lyons library, for home users, entertainment, internet, and software.
Boulder Arts & Culture Resources for Artists 2020
Our goal is to connect you with the resources available to help you, the art leaders of Boulder, sustain your workforce and your business through the crisis and beyond
Love yourself on Sweetest Day, October 17
Everyone can participate in Sweetest Day. *PLUS* Poem: “As I began to love myself I understood how much it takes to…”
Lyons Library Gradually Reopening
Limited number of patrons can browse the library or use a computer for a specified amount of time. Learn about virtual media rentals; computer usage; curbside delivery
Is this bear off to hibernation
The most familiar bear in Lyons was forklifted out of town…
Bell of Renewal commemorates Flood of 2013 Recovery
Sculpture dedicated to the recovery efforts of Lyons from the 2013 Flood
Struggling artists and Lyons Arts & Humanities Commission
How can we revive the Lyons arts and culture scene during a pandemic
Lyons Film Festival 2020-style
Annual April Lyons Film Festival moved to September, with live opening night and virtual festival.