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Home | National Directories | After School Programs | Denver Public Library - Pauline Robinson Branch |
Denver Public Library - Pauline Robinson Branch
Basic Information
Address: 5575 E. 33rd Avenue
Phone Number: 720-865-0290
Fax Number: 720-865-0291
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Additional Information
Schools Served: All school. Smith Renaissance, Stedman Elementary, Hallett Academy, Hillcrest Academy, Smiley Middle School, Venture Prep are all within walking distance to the library
County: Denver
Schedule: Monday-Thursday, 4-5pm
Ages: 5-13
Capacity: 20
Membership/Pricing: Free
Setting:
Library
Program Highlights:
Arts & crafts, gaming (board & electronic), Museum of Nature & Science, Denver Zoo, My Art Workshop, building relationships, social skills
Activities:
Arts & Crafts, game days, theater, gardening, animals, science
Program Information:
After School is Cool is an one hour long program sponsored by the Denver Public Library that seeks to provide creative, fun, educational, and interactive experiences for school-age children. In a safe and welcoming environment, children have the opportunity to be up close and personal with zoo animals, watch and perform with theatre troupes, create unique craft projects, make new friends, and learn from and socialize with caring adults.