<Online Registration> is available beginning May 23. If you prefer to register in person, you may do so beginning on June 1 at the Adult Services information desk on the second floor. Program packets for all registrants will be available for pick up at the information desk on June 1. The program runs through July 27, and all participants must have a current Louisville Library card.

If you have questions or want to register for one of the scheduled events listed below, stop by the Adult Services Desk, call 303-335-4820, or send an email to the <reference desk>.

"Groundbreaking Reads" (age 18 or older)
Adults look forward to summer as much as kids, and we don’t leave you out of our summer reading fun! So sign up for summer reading to explore new interests, try new authors, and be a good model for your children or younger family members.

You can register online or in person, but please come to the Adult Services Desk on the second floor of the Library to pick up your reading packet beginning June 1.

You’ll find a reading log, booklists, and coupons for our weekly prize drawings. Turn in your completed reading log by July 31 to be entered into the Grand Prize drawing on August 3.

• SUN, June 2 & 23 :: 1:30–4:30pm :: Mining Words from Local Authors
  Do you have an interest in publishing a book? Want to support our talented local authors? Meet Colorado residents who have recently published their books. The authors will have an opportunity to share their tales of writing, publishing their books, or share the stories that led them to becoming authors. The featured books will be available for purchase from the authors.
  
  

  Authors for June 2

  Drusilla Tieben, Discover the Life You Want to Live

  Richard Evans, Alaskan Dawn

  William Martino, Spirit Touch the Masteries in Meditation

  Karen Leh, Dream of an Inland Sea

  Janet Fogg, Fogg in the Cockpit and Soliloquy

  Shannon Baker, Tainted Mountain

  Authors for June 23

  Tim Catalano, Running the Edge: Discover Secrets to Better Running and a Better Life

  Howie C. Wolf, M.D., I Really Didn't Want to Become a Doctor

  Dr. Debby Hamilton, Preventing Autism & ADHD: Controlling Risk Factors Before, During, and After Pregnancy

  Daniel Rirdan, The Blueprint: Averting the Global Collapse

  Leanette Tarpley, The Changing: An Extraterrestrial Encounter

  Donna Remmert, The Littlest Big Kid, The Jitterbug Girl, and Head Over Heels

   
• Family Program for All Ages
  SAT, June 15 :: 10am–12pm :: Digging in the Dirt
  Celebrate summer reading at the Library! All ages are welcome to participate in this hands-on program presented by the University of Colorado Museum. Much of what is done at the museum starts with digging the dirt. For this program, we’ll explore artifacts and fossils dug up by archaeologists and paleontologists. But it’s not just scientists who dig in the dirt—lots of animals dig for food or to make their homes. And we won’t forget the plants, whose roots bring food and water from the dirt. Don’t be afraid to get a little dirty as we explore the world under our feet!
   
• WED, June 19 :: 6:30–8pm :: Water Wisely
  presented by Joel Reich, Horticulture Extension Agent, Colorado State Univ.
  Join us for an informal conversation about maintaining healthy trees, shrubs, flowers and lawns, while conserving our precious water. Joel will provide helpful tips and techniques and will allow plenty of time to answer specific questions you have about water and your landscape.