One constant since the beginning of time might be change, however, the fear of change is also a constant.
Give the Gift of Digitized Memories
'Tis the season to be original, folks! To be timeless! To make the past present! How? Well, let me tell you about the recording studios and digital media stations at Arapahoe Libraries. Perhaps you would like to record a special holiday song or video to share that will last for generations. Perhaps forever! Or maybe…
Фильмы о Великой Отечественной Войне на русском языке
Знаете ли вы, что Arapahoe Libraries владеет обширной коллекцией фильмов на русском языке? Представляем вашему вниманию несколько военных фильмов, которые вы на
Keeping Your Ear to the Ground: Music Advisory
Are you looking for an opportunity to broaden your musical horizons but don’t have the time to search through or listen to a vast amount of music to find those “diamonds in the rough”? Well, you don’t have to! Fill out this Need Suggestions form and a librarian will combine your information with their expertise to…
In Memoriam: Lorna Doom
Lorna Doom (born Teresa Ryan), bassist for the Los Angeles punk rock band Germs, passed away on January 16 at age 61. Germs formed in 1976 and were known for their high-speed hardcore punk sound, a sound that would influence the LA punk rock scene along with many of those taking shape across the country…
December Is the Universal Month for Human Rights
December 10 is Human Rights Day. What can you do to celebrate human rights?
John Trudell: Descendant Now Ancestor
Celebrate Native American author and political activist John Trudell with this blog highlighting movies about and featuring this legend.
The Beatles “White Album” is 50!
“We’ve got about two LPs worth of songs now so get your drums out.” These were the words John Lennon wrote on a postcard from India to Ringo Starr. In February of 1968 all four Beatles traveled to India to meet with the Maharishi Mahesh Yogi (born Mahesh Prasad Varma) while staying and studying in Rishikesh. Being far away…
Violeta Parra : Gracias a tu vida y tu voz
Violeta Parra (pronounced bjoˈleta ˈpara) was born Violeta del Carmen Parra Sandoval on October 4, 1917. Parra was a Chilean composer, songwriter, folklorist, ethnomusicologist, visual artist and the first Latin American artist to exhibit at the Louvre in Paris, France, in 1964. Parra pioneered the Nueva canción chilena (the Chilean New Song), a movement and…
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