PERFORMANCES & PRESENTATIONS

* = Registration required

Midday Music Meditation

Second Wednesday of the month, noon–1 p.m. at Meadows

Enjoy an hour of beautiful, improvised and relaxing music. Victor Mestas, Dexter Payne, James Hoskins and Michael Stanwood offer a musical soundscape created by instruments from around the world.

Sound Journey Meditations With Creativity Alive

Third Tuesday of the month, noon–1 p.m. at Reynolds

Listen, relax, and unwind as you travel through an hour that transcends time. This series with founder Merlyn Holmes of Creativity Alive uses gongs, ngoni and bells.

TALKING TRANSIT: HOW TO RIDE RTD BUSES AND TRAINS

Saturday, March 11, 11:30 a.m.–12:15 p.m. at Reynolds – Tweens, Teens and Adults

Is your tween ready to ride the public bus alone? This interactive presentation for kids and parents will help you prepare your child to ride the Regional Transportation District’s (RTD) buses and trains. Learn more about RTD’s routes, fares, and trip planner, and about staying safe while riding. Bring your questions!

*COMMUNITY COMPASSION AND RESILENCE

Sunday, March 5, 2–3:30pm, at Main in the Boulder Creek Room – Adults

Practicing compassion can strengthen our sense of connection and help build community. By expanding our hearts and wishing all beings to be free from suffering, we increase our ability to process grief and trauma, to heal and experience joy. This session includes a guided compassion practice and time for group discussion. Led by Holly Gayley, Associate Professor of Buddhist Studies and Co-Director of the Tibet Himalaya Initiative at the University of Colorado, Boulder.

= One Book One Boulder NOBO BIRTHDAY PARTY

Saturday, March 11, 11:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m. at Holiday Park (4650 14th St.)

Celebrate the eighth anniversary of the NoBo Branch’s opening! Get your face painted, listen to music, and help us create a beautiful piece of community art with stamp kits from the Tinker Art Studio. What could be more joyful than coming together to celebrate our little local library?