Art Night Out June 9

The City is thrilled to announce the lineup for Art Night Out. Join your friends and neighbors every second Friday, May through September, from 5-9pm along South Public Road between Emma and Cannon Streets. Art Night Out features live music, street perform...

Picnic on the Plaza begins June 1

Bring a picnic and something to sit on, and join us for Picnic on the Plaza (311S. Public Road) to enjoy free, live music on the lawn. Noon-1pm weekly on Thursdays beginning June 1and throughout August. 

Each week will feature a different musician...

Art Night Out starts May 12

The City is thrilled to announce the lineup for Art Night Out. Join your friends and neighbors every second Friday, May through September, from 5-9pm along South Public Road between Emma and Cannon Streets. Art Night Out features live music, street perform...

ACRD receives History Colorado award

The Lafayette Arts & Cultural Resources Department (ACRD) has been bestowed with the Caroline Bancroft Award from History Colorado for its Racism and Discrimination at the Lafayette Swimming Pool – 1934 exhibit which chronicles the story of Rose Luera...

Public Art Committee openings

Current Vacancies

Join the Public Art Committee. 

You may apply  for open positions on the Public Art Committee (PAC)! Read through the detailed position information on this page before submitting an application. The application period is ...

Circle of Life by Sandy Friedman

Artist Statement

The environment of Colorado and the Southwest significantly influences my work. I draw from the energy of the mountains, sky, weather, plains, grasslands, rivers, wetlands, and our urban environments. My sculptures represent the energy fou...

Trail 413 by Kyle Ocean

Artist Statement

Kyle Ocean is a sculpture artist from Fort Collins, CO whose work is concept-driven and centered around geographical exploration and public involvement. Earning his BFA from Oregon State University with a focus in Sculpture and Printmaking...

Miss Poppins' Favorite by Justin Deister

Artist Statement

I enjoy tapping into our cultural and human experience for inspiration. I love the subjective and ambiguous and a bit of mystery, trusting the viewer's personal interpretation from their own life experience. My creations tug at he...

Space Moon by Reven Marie Swanson

Artist Statement

Space Moon is an exploration of implied kinetics.  The steel shapes intertwine as though it may roll off down the street. The colors are finished in a highly durable powder coat and dance with striking energy. It appears to be an ...

Spiritsafe #14 by John Zylstra

Artist Statement

Spiritsafe #14 is part of an ongoing series of work inspired by "Spirit Houses" of the peoples of the far north and secondarily refers to funerary pyres/platforms of the Plains peoples.The base form is made of mild steel treated ...

Bell Tree by Joe Allred

Artist Statement

I am fascinated with the exploration of shapes within shapes, order coming from disorder, and the unexpected magnitude of small, ordinary objects representing the profound importance of tiny things. Those little things can analogize the co...

Abundance Tree by Charlotte and Ben Zink

Artist Statement

Charlotte ZinkIn my life, I’ve enjoyed working with many mediums. Since 1998 my focus has been sculpting metals with my partner, Ben; together we create Zink Metal Art. I offer a fluid sense of design and form, and Ben engineers ...

Spiral Dance by Harold Linke

Artist Statement

Wispy, joyful, heroic, gravity-defying white gesture sculptures created using methods and materials never-before available. 

Every sculptor starts with sculpting wax and clay, sometimes stone.  I spent a decade there, copy...

Bronze Amazon by Anne Shutan

Artist Statement

Anne Shutan creates one-of-a-kind sculptures and furniture, affirming the sensuous nature of wood. Shutan’s work is sought by collectors around the country who know they are buying treasures that will be around for generations.

Anne enliven...

Space Cat “Cosmo” by Anthony Guntren

Artist Statement

I, like many artists, tend to take my sculpture too seriously.  With this in mind Space Cat "Cosmo" came to life; a playful artwork that will hopefully give the viewer a smile, perhaps even a chuckle. If you turn on your...

Candy Mama Cupcake by Melissa Sclafani

Artist Statement

Candy Mama Cupcake was conceived in admiration and as a feminist response to the large-scale outdoor pop works of artists like Claes Oldenburg making it a great addition to Art on the Street 2022, it is not only its own piece of contempora...

Snowy Owl by Stephen Landis

Artist Statement

Clay is the material I prefer to work with.  To me, sculpting in clay is like drawing into three-dimensional space, which is why I prefer to realize my ideas in small clay maquettes rather than on a sketch pad.  Clay is f...

Joie de Vivre by Jodie Bliss

Artist Statement

This sculpture considers the emotional, physical, and environmental qualities of thoughtful living, and conveys optimism, a state of equilibrium, and well-being.

My name is Jodie Bliss. I am the owner of Bliss Studio Custom Metalwork in Mon...

Metamorphosis by Vanny Channal

Artist Statement

My medium is scrap metal sculpting. Scrap metal because the story of each of these individual pieces is also my story. My story of overcoming circumstances, my story of redemption, my story of taking something that outlived its purpose and...

Muse of Art by Jodie Bliss

Artist Statement

An artist sees the world just a little bit differently, and their practice is to translate their vision to the world, unabashed and unashamed.

My name is Jodie Bliss. I am the owner of Bliss Studio Custom Metalwork in Monument, Colorado and...

Inside Out 7 by MacRae Wylde

Artist Statement

The phrase “inside out” takes me to my childhood, making sure my sweater was on correctly and finding socks with the fuzzy side in. It is the idea that what is on the inside defines the outside. A negative space is an i...

Trinity by Diego Harris

Artist Statement

Diego Harris is based in the small northern California town of Upper Lake. He has had a gallery there since 2007. His current focus is constructing larger than life, whimsical sculptures primarily made of welded steel, sheet metal, and rec...

Farmer by Larry Starck

Artist Statement

With the horizon of fields in sight, the farmer and dog at the water’s edge proudly anticipate the promise of tomorrow.

Artist: Larry Starck from Loveland, COLocation: 109 N. Public RoadMaterials: Bronze...

Monarch Metamorphosis Garden Throne by Betsy Hicks

Artist Statement

For Monarch Metamorphosis Garden Throne, I combined my love of gardening and mosaics. I sculpted dense polystyrene styrofoam into the shape of a throne.  This was then covered in wire mesh and concrete to create a solid substrate ...

Forever in My Heart 2 by Ken Cable

Artist Statement

Forever in My Heart 2 evolved from a series of smaller sculptures I gave to people who were experiencing the pain of losing their pets. This sculpture reflects both the joy and pain of having a pet and serves as a reminder that, even thoug...

O’Keeffe 7 by Patrick Sullivan

Artist Statement

O'Keeffe 7 completed in Colorado Marble, is part of a series honoring the famous American painter Georgia O'Keeffe.

My work is represented by the Abstract Marble Gallery in Marble, Colorado and I have studio facilities in St. George, Utah. ...

For Them That Balance the Night by Ed Haddaway

Artist Statement

Two words are the essence of my artwork: “Childhood” and “Dreams.”

As a child, I had a lot of imagination and started "making things" at a very young age, and I dreamed a lot. I still do. An...

SOAR by Scott Froschauer

Artist Statement

By utilizing the materials and visual language of street signs but replacing the traditional negative wording (Stop, Do Not Enter...) with positive affirmations, “The Word on the Street” series seeks to provide somethin...

Running Girl by Harold Linke

Artist Statement

In Running Girl, I seek to gift you the feeling of wild abandon running through a meadow—not running for any purpose or health benefit—just for being alive on the earth and because you can.  Running Girl is necessarily off-balance...

Stargazer by Timm Duffy

Artist Statement

I was living in Longmont, Colorado, and at the end of each day, my 80-year-old neighbor would trek out to the western end of his giant yard, and he would strike this silhouette and attend the dimming of the day. I started sketching from my...

The Pollinator by Nicholas LoFaro

Artist Statement

The Pollinator is a sculpture built to honor the nature and spirit of honeybees as well as highlight their importance! Welded from 100% reclaimed steel, (including saw blades, cutlery, screws, a clutch, and bike machinery, all hand-cut wit...

Tenth Unconformity (Summer) by Lydia Jenkins Musco

Artist Statement

This series of sculptures has been evolving since early 2020 during the pandemic when my mind was both attuned to the world-wide crisis and focusing inward as the studio became one of the few places that seemed stable. I began looking inte...

From Many to One by Gregory Fields

Artist Statement

This eight-foot-tall pillar sculpture seeks to express — through a series of circular and rectangular forms — the expansion of our human consciousness from the perception of multiplicity to the profound awareness of uni...

Blue Swarm by Reven Swanson

Artist Statement

Our existence on planet Earth is a delicate balance between the first and final moments. A tightly strung cord that Mother Nature lengthens and shortens without notice or explanation. Blue Swarm explores the relationship between m...

Starfox by Nicholas LoFaro

Artist Statement

Starfox was built to honor the curious and mystical nature and spirit of the fox! Welded from 100% reclaimed steel (including saw blades, cutlery, hubcaps, and bike machinery, all hand-cut with a plasma gun), Starfox gets its name from its...

Eroded Column by Duncan Parks

Artist Statement

My primary goal in making art for public spaces is to create work that engages with space and thoughtfully relates to the history and community it resides. Beyond this intrinsic connection to place, my work explores how ideas shift and cha...

Plein Air Bear by Colette Pitcher

Artist Statement

Plein Air Bear is a whimsical artist ready to paint outdoors.  He sports a Salvador Dali mustache and raspberry beret as he balances his palette.  The dollops of paint are magically becoming flowers, cars, dragons, and tr...

METRO RUNNER by Dundas Orr and Dale Pittock

Artist Statement

Dundas Orr- This was a joint effort between Dale Pittock and me, with Dale doing the electronics and software and myself doing the sculpting. Our intent was to make METRO RUNNER the urban equal of New Mexico's Road Runner.&nbs...

The Embrace by Ted Wilson

Artist Statement

The Embrace is an example of grace and mass.  1" thick steel plate curved to a simple line with a whimsical elegance.  This piece has been displayed in a few venues.

Artist: Ted Wilson from Longmont,...

George Jetson travels to Aurora Borealis by Annette Coleman

Artist Statement

George Jetson Travels to the Aurora Borealis, and the family ship refracts, reflects, and is dazzled by the interplay of light. My stained-glass sculptures are designed for Colorado weather, snow slides off, and rain cleans off the stardus...

Watershed by Charlotte & Ben Zink

Artist Statement

Charlotte Zink - In my life, I’ve enjoyed working with many mediums. Since 1998 my art focus has been sculpting metals with my partner, Ben; together, we create Zink Metal Art. I offer a fluid sense of design and form, and Ben en...

Fifth Unconformity by Lydia Jenkins Musco

Artist Statement

This series of sculptures has been evolving since early 2020 during the pandemic when my mind was both attuned to the world-wide crisis and focusing inward as the studio became one of the few places that seemed stable. I began looking inte...

Stairs to Anywhere by Jodie Bliss

Artist Statement

My sculpture, Stairs to Anywhere, presents a curious display of magic and mystery. Here is an intricate passageway that inspires the viewer to use their imagination and ask, “If this door could open anywhere, where would it lead?...

Persian Horse by Daphna Russell

Artist Statement

My experience growing up in west Texas has served me well as an artist. I use my knowledge of animals' forms and personalities to make powerful and whimsical pieces of art. Persian Horse was first a clay piece I sculpted and fired in my st...

The Hill We Climb by Amanda Gorman by MacRae Wylde

Artist Statement

The Hill We Climb by Amanda Gorman, features the poem that Amanda presented at President Biden's Inauguration handwritten on a three-sided column. The poem speaks to the truth of our society while finding hope in our future.  I wa...

Aureus Ruber by Michael Mladjan

Artist Statement

I am a Colorado artist with over 25 years of experience creating art pieces from metal. I have used copper, brass, and aluminum and experimented with other media such as wood, clay, bronze, plaster, and cardboard but currently my preferenc...

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A statement from the Lafayette City Council

As your elected City Council members, we have the honor, responsibility, and privilege of being seated in positions of power. This status allows, and requires us, to affect and influence positive change for the good of our community and all Lafayette resi...

Picnic on the Plaza begins June 1

Bring a picnic and something to sit on, and join us for Picnic on the Plaza (311S. Public Road) to enjoy free, live music on the lawn. Noon-1pm weekly on Thursdays beginning June 1 and throughout August. 

Each week will feature a different musicia...

Colorado's largest xeriscape demonstration garden coming to Lafayette

The City of Lafayette’s Sustainability Department and the Fire and Parks Department have partnered to construct one of Colorado’s largest xeriscape demonstration gardens at Fire Station #1, located at 401 N. 111^th St.  The Fir...

Apply to join the Lafayette Volunteer Firefighters Pension Board

The deadline to apply is Friday, June 30.

104th Street Trail open for public use

The first phase of the new 104th Street Trail will open for public use on Friday, May 19. This new trail provides an important north-south connection between the heavily used Coal Creek and Rock Creek Regional trails. 

Traveling through the open s...

Robin Hood street closure between South Boulder Road and Little John Court

Versión en español a continuación

Contractors working on the South Boulder Road Multimodal Improvement Project will be closing access to Robin Hood Street between South Boulder Road and Little John Court starting as soon as Monday, May 15. This closure wil...

County Line Road closure near Hwy 7 begins May 23

County Line Road, between Hwy 7 (Baseline Road) and Monroe Street, is scheduled for closure to all northbound and southbound traffic, beginning on Tuesday, May 23, 2023. This closure will be permanent as part of ongoing infrastructure developments.

The clo...

Art Night Out kicks off on May 12

The City is thrilled to announce the lineup for Art Night Out. Join your friends and neighbors every second Friday, May through September, from 5-9pm along South Public Road between Emma and Cannon Streets. Art Night Out features live music, street perform...

Kady Doelling appointed to Lafayette Interim City Administrator role

At its regular meeting on May 2, Lafayette City Council appointed Kady Doelling as the Interim City Administrator. Doelling replaces City Administrator Fritz Sprague who stepped down effective May 1 citing health concerns. Doelling has served as Lafayette...

City Administrator Fritz Sprague announces departure

Fritz Sprague recently announced his departure as the City Administrator. He began his tenure in the City’s top leadership role in February 2019. 

Sprague, who is widely regarded as a municipal change agent, negotiated the Global Settlement Agreem...

Outdoor water efficiency rebates for homeowners

The City is providing water efficiency rebates on irrigation equipment to help homeowners save water outdoors.  Lawn removal and a transition to a water-wise garden is the best way to conserve water and save money on your water utility bill. Howe...

760 W. Baseline Road Project

Demolition crews are working at 760 W. Baseline to remove the old storage building and prepare the site for sale. The mural will be relocated.

South Boulder Road Multimodal Improvement Project Update – April 2023

Actualización del Proyecto de Mejora Multimodal de South Boulder Road - abril 2023

Water Conservation Programs 2023

The City of Lafayette delivers no-cost and affordable outdoor water conservation programs for your home through our partnership with local non-profit Resource Central. In 2023, we will offer three programs to residents: Lawn Removal, Garden in a Box, and ...

Help improve the Highway 7 Corridor

Lafayette is partnering with the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT), Boulder County, and Erie to improve safety, efficiency, and access for all modes of transportation along the Colorado Highway 7 corridor. A study is underway to identify improv...

Lafayette featured as a Best Small-Town Day Trip

Condé Nast Traveler Magazine featured Lafayette as one of "The Best Small-Town Day Trips From Denver, Colorado" in its April issue, and highlighted a number of local businesses. 

Lafayette

Afternoon and early evening are the op...

Sign up for utility eBilling

Electronic billing, or eBilling, allows customers to receive utility bills from the City quickly and more securely, and avoids hassles and delays associated with paper bills and mail delivery. The City's online system also provides customers the ...

5280 Magazine names 14 of the best restaurants and bars in Lafayette

The City of Lafayette has quickly become a foodie destination. View 14 of the best restaurants and bars selected by 5280 Magazine

Lafayette named a “Best Place to Live” by Money.com

Lafayette ranked 31 in Money.com’s 50 “Best Places to Live” in the U.S. For 2022's Best Places to Live list, towns and cities nationwide with a population of at least 20,000 were considered and selections were made based on quality of life, diversity, cos...

Have a positive impact on your Lafayette community!

Help guide the future of your community by serving on a City Board or Commission. The following positions are currently available. These committees typically meet once per month and act as resident advisors to City Council.

Learn about the function of each...

Water for our future | Agua para nuestro futuro

Message from Lafayette City Administrator Fritz Sprague | Mensaje del administrador de la ciudad de Lafayette Fritz Sprague

Ride Free Lafayette

There’s a new way to get around the City of Lafayette, and it’s free to use!

Boulder County Transit is now offering Ride Free Lafayette, a free, on-demand, door-to-door bus service that connects people to places within the City of Lafay...

Website accessibility tool

We're working to ensure all community members, including people with disabilities, are able to access City information and have a positive user experience.

Lafayette named....

The City of Lafayette was recently named one of the 50 best places to live in the US, the 8th best city in Colorado, the 47th best place to live in America, and the 19th safest City in Colorado.

Lafayette featured as a Best Small-Town Day Trip from Denver

By Conde Nast Traveler Magazine

Lafayette 14 Best Restaurants and Bars by 5280

5280 selected 14 restaurants and bars as the best to try in Lafayette. 

Lafayette named a “Best Plac...

Lafayette thrives on being an inclusive and welcoming community

The City of Lafayette recognizes that advancing inclusion and belonging for people of all races, nationalities, and ethnicities strengthens our community and purpose. We are all part of what makes our community welcoming.

It is insightful knowing that our ...

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City of Lafayette named the 4th safest small city in Colorado

MoneyGeek analyzed crime statistics and the City of Lafayette was named 4th safest small city in Colorado with a population between 30,000-100,000

Lafayette 2021 year in review video

Take a look at the City's 2021 successes by viewing our annual video production. Acompáñenme a repasar los éxitos que obtuvimos en 2021 viendo nuestra producción de vídeo anual.

Apply to join the Lafayette Volunteer Firefighters Pension Board

The deadline to apply is Friday, June 30.

Apply to join the Lafayette Youth Advisory Commission

The deadline to apply is July 17, 2023.

Apply to join the Historic Preservation Board

Apply to join the Human Rights Commission

Deadline: applications will be accepted until the positions are filled.

Apply to join the Public Art Committee

Arts leaders needed!

Public Art Committee

The Public Art Committee (PAC), a subcommittee of the Cultural Arts Commission, is a volunteer, community-based advisory group appointed by City Council to review proposals and make recommendations regarding the sel...

Apply to join the Senior Advisory Board

The application period is ongoing and will remain open until filled.

Colorado's largest xeriscape demonstration garden coming to Lafayette

The City of Lafayette’s Sustainability Department and the Fire and Parks Department have partnered to construct one of Colorado’s largest xeriscape demonstration gardens at Fire Station #1, located at 401 N. 111^th St.  The Fire Station is a uniqu...

Outdoor water efficiency rebates for homeowners

The City is providing water efficiency rebates on irrigation equipment to help homeowners save water outdoors.  Lawn removal and a transition to a water-wise garden is the best way to conserve water and save money on your water utility bill. Howe...

Sustainability Film Series

The City of Lafayette, Louisville, the Town of Superior, and the City and County of Broomfield are co-hosting a virtual and free Sustainability Film Series. Four films will be screened over four months, covering topics such as plastic pollution, climate c...

Changes to regional compost programs go into effect April 1

Due to widespread contamination in residential compost carts, only food scraps and yard and plant trimmings will be allowed in compost carts

New waste stations for garbage and recycling disposal on Public Rd.

The City of Lafayette Sustainability Division, Arts and Cultural Resources, and Lafayette Urban Renewal Authority hosted an open call for artwork to be displayed on new waste and recycling receptacles in 2022. Six photographs were selected that feature br...

Water for our Future: UV treatment process

Learn how ultraviolet light is making positive financial and environmental impacts on Lafayette water

Water Conservation Programs 2023

The City of Lafayette delivers no-cost and affordable outdoor water conservation programs for your home through our partnership with local non-profit Resource Central. In 2023, we will offer three programs to residents: Lawn Removal, Garden in a Box, and ...

Single-use bag fee starts Jan. 1

Starting Jan. 1, 2023, a new Colorado law will require businesses with more than three locations in Colorado to charge a 10-cent fee on single-use plastic and paper bags

City offers new recycling guide for residents

In honor of America Recycles Day, the City of Lafayette is excited to announce a partnership with Recycle By City to offer residents a localized, interactive, and comprehensive recycling guide . This easy-to-use guide will help you become an excellent rec...

New Republic Services contract to begin Oct. 1

As a result of the new contract with Republic Services, residents who are part of the City’s Three Cart Program will see enhanced benefits beginning Oct. 1.

New benefits

• Weekly compost collection 
• Multiple recycle cart size choices 
• New embe...

New three days per week irrigation limit enacted

An amendment to the permanent water conservation ordinance has been enacted limiting outdoor irrigation to a maximum of three days a week per water customer. Residents may choose which three days to irrigate, and are allowed to continue hand-watering tree...

Water conservation tip of the week

We would like to ask for your increased efforts to limit outdoor water use to help conserve regional water supplies.

Concerning residential water use trends in Lafayette

The City is experiencing concerning trends with residential water demands. Elevated out...

Water conservation tip of the week

We would like to ask for your increased efforts to limit outdoor water use to help conserve regional water supplies.

TIP OF THE WEEK: When it rains, water accordingly. 

Watch the weather and adjust watering days and times accordingly. Watering your...

Water conservation tip of the week

We would like to ask for your increased efforts to limit outdoor water use to help conserve regional water supplies.

TIP OF THE WEEK: Don't water roads and sidewalks, fix broken sprinkler heads.  

Water lawns, plants and trees - not roads ...

Water conservation tip of the week

We would like to ask for your increased efforts to limit outdoor water use to help conserve regional water supplies.

TIP OF THE WEEK: Water twice a week. 

Watering twice a week will make grass roots grow deeper and allow the grass to last longer wi...

Water conservation tip of the week

We would like to ask for your increased efforts to limit outdoor water use to help conserve regional water supplies.

TIP OF THE WEEK: Let grass grow longer before cutting it. 

Raise lawn mower blades and protect lawns from heat by letting grass gro...

Three Cart Program - proposals simplified | Programa de los tres carros: propuestas simplificadas

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In December 2021, Republic Services and Western Disposal submitted proposals to be considered for the City’s Three Cart waste hauling contract which exp...

Now Hiring a Firefighter/EMT or Firefighter/Paramedic

Apply by June 16.

Apply to join the Lafayette Volunteer Firefighters Pension Board

The deadline to apply is Friday, June 30.

The GOWP will be open for 2021 Season!

Updated information is coming soon!

COVID-19 test kits are in stock; N95 masks are still available

Stop by the Library to pick up free COVID-19 test kits, as well as N95 and surgical masks, while supplies last.

Test KitsStatus as of Dec. 6: In stock

When available - stop by the Lafayette Public Library to pick up free Rapid At-Home tests provided by the State of Colorado's expanded free Rapid At-Home testing program. This news item will be kept updated with curre...

Friday Science Club with CU Boulder/PISEC, June 9-July 21, 1-2pm - Register

Kids in grades 3-5...have some science fun this summer! Sign up for an hour each week from June 9-July 12 to work with CU student mentors on hands-on physics experiments!

Youth Sewing: Make a Throw Pillow, Tuesday, June 6, 1-4pm - Register

Kids and teens ages 10-15 - Learn how to use a sewing machine with guest crafter Karen McKnight. Today's project: make a throw pillow!

Maker Monday - Knitting 101 - Register for June

Adults 18 and older - sign up for a 3-session workshop to learn the basics of knitting! This class will meet on June 5, 12, and 26 (Library closed June 19.)

Teen Mixed-Media Embroidery, Tuesdays in June, 5pm - Register

Teens in grades 6-12 - Come sew with us! Learn embroidery basics, then add materials to embellish your pieces. Sign up for the 4-week session.

Youth Sewing: Make a Phone Bag, Tuesday, June 20, 1-4pm - Register

Kids and teens ages 10-15 - Learn how to use a sewing machine with guest crafter Karen McKnight. Today's project: make a phone bag!

Zimbabwean-Style Marimba Workshop, Tuesday, June 13, 1-3pm - Register

All ages - sign up to learn marimba from Zivanai and Helen Masango of Afropop group ZiMBiRA...“If you can talk, you can sing. If you can walk, you can dance.”

Reading Buddies, Wednesdays, 4-5pm, June 14-July 19 - Register

Kids in Grades K-3 - sign up to have fun reading and playing games with our teen volunteers. Registration is for the 6-week session.

Writing Buddies, Wednesdays, 4-5pm, June 14-July 19 - Register

Kids in grades K-3 - sign up to have fun reading and playing games with our teen volunteers. Registration is for the 6-week session.

Summer Reading and Special Events, June 1-July 31

Sign up for Summer Reading, and visit each Saturday for fun events at the Library!

Summer Reading for all ages begins on Thursday, June 1!Sign up at the Library or online starting on June 1, or pick up your Passport when you join the Library and Arts & Cultural Resources at the kickoff performance by Jeff & Paige at Festival Pla...

SRP Event: Jeff & Paige Festival Plaza Concert, Thursday, June 1 at noon

All Ages - join the Library and Arts & Cultural Resources to kick off summer with Jeff and Paige at Festival Plaza, 311 S. Public Road

SRP Event: Grupo Tlaloc Aztec Dancers, Saturday, June 3, 11am

All ages - join us for a dynamic performance by Denver-based Grupo Tlaloc Danza Azteca as we charge into a summer of reading and community events!

SRP Event: Story Hour with Tiny Stage, Saturday, June 3, 1pm

All ages - join Rick Pruitt and Tamara Meneghini for an afternoon blending music, family classics, and favorite tales of friendship, love, and laughter.

Multicultural Celebration on the North Lawn, Sunday, June 4, noon

All ages - enjoy free food, music, and dancing celebrating a variety of cultures, hosted by Tejwant Mangat and Mitesh Gaur. Starts outside at noon; Library opens at 1pm.

SRP Event: Malia Manuakea Book Release Celebration, Saturday, June 10, 11am

All ages - join author Malia Manuakea to celebrate the release of her book "Lei and the Fire Goddess." Festivities will include a reading and book signing, a traditional Hula featuring Keaka O Kalani, and treats!

Engaging Death Café conversations for adults are back...over Zoom!

Death Cafés bring adults together for authentic, engaging conversations. Sign up for one or more virtual conversations on Zoom, held on the third Thursday of each month at 6pm (registration required).

How to pick up your holds

View hours and details for picking up your books and other items at the Lafayette Public Library.

Holds pickup processPlace up to 100 items on hold using the Library catalog, or by calling 303-665-5200. Once you have received notice by email, phone, or text that your requested items are available for pickup:

• Come into the Lobby during our open hours (c...

Donate food and essential items

The Library is a Sister Carmen donation site during open hours.

Lafayette Public Library has partnered with Sister Carmen Community Center as a food drive location. We are making it easy for you to donate food and other essential items this holiday season and beyond!

Sister Carmen provides services for those struggling...

Grab bags for adults, kids, or teens!

Need help finding your next read? Request a mystery bag of librarian-selected books!

Need help finding what to read next? Love mystery and surprise bags? 

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Library Status

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Find more with Prospector and Mobius

Lafayette Public Library and our partner Marmot Network libraries use the Prospector union catalog for items from around Colorado and some areas outside the state. Most item requests are able to be fulfilled by our collection and those of our partners, Bo...

Computers and printing services

Print from home, or at the Library from your device or a computer!

Use public computers for up to three hours per day with your Library card or guest pass. 

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Washington Post online

Enjoy unlimited free access to The Washington Post online, remotely or any device. Set up a Washington Post account; use the special access code each time you want a seven-day pass.

Adventure Backpacks

Check out a Lafayette Library/Lafayette Open Space Adventure Backpack, packed with seasonally updated, nature-focused, books, maps, field guides, activities, binoculars, and more.

Library events and news updates

Receive emails for new Library events, services, and resources, or other City programs. Tap "Subscribe," enter your email, and scroll down to "News Flashes" to select the Library's categories.

Denver Post and Daily Camera online

With Newsbank and your Library card, enjoy image and text editions of the Denver Post, text versions of the Daily Camera, plus additional Colorado newspapers and America's News.

New York Times online

Enjoy unlimited free access to the New York Times online, remotely or any device. Set up a NYT account, then use our special access code for three free days, renewable every time it runs out.

Try Libby for eBooks & eAudio

Did you know the Library has thousands of eBooks and eAudiobooks? You can borrow them instantly - for free, using just the device in your hand, with Libby.Use Libby right from the website app, or get the app for your phone or tablet - it takes just a few ...

Consumer Reports Website - Free Access!

The Lafayette Public Library now provides free access to the member content of the Consumer Reports website! Consumer Reports is an independent nonprofit that provides trustworthy information and robust product testing in an age where online product revie...

Seed Library

Go Green...Library to Garden!

The Lafayette Public Library free Seed Program accepts donations of sealed, commercial seed packets for free distribution to your fellow Library patrons and local gardeners! We also welcome donations or partnerships with local...

Read eMagazines and graphic novels - free on your device or PC!

1000 Books Before Kindergarten

1000 Books Before Kindergarten is a simple, fun approach to helping young kids gain early literacy skills, and the confidence necessary to become strong readers.

How does it work?

• Read a book, any book, to your child - newborn, infant, or toddler. ...

Research Your Family History with MyHeritage

Enjoy MyHeritage from home to research your family history! MyHeritage has comprehensive genealogy resources, with billions of historical documents, millions of historical photos and other resources in thousands of databases that span the past five centur...

Explore history: Colorado and Wyoming historic newspapers

Have you had a chance to check out the online archive of early editions of Lafayette newspapers? The earliest local newspapers that we have on microfilm are  available online through the Colorado Historic Newspapers Collection, with more dates ad...

ReferenceUSA - business leads and more!

You now have free access to ReferenceUSA with your Lafayette Library card! ReferenceUSA is a powerful research tool which provides access to several useful databases, including:

Auto Repair Source - free access to premium car repair info

Your Lafayette Library card gives you free access to the premium auto repair website Auto Repair Source (formerly AutoMate). Powered by the automotive experts at MOTOR, Auto Repair Source has manufacturer and repair information on more than 38,000 vehicle...

Summer Reading and Special Events, June 1-July 31

Sign up at the Library or online starting on June 1.Join the Library and Arts & Cultural Resources at the kickoff Jeff & Paige Festival Plaza Concert, Thursday, June 1 at noon.

Saturdays at the Library

June 3

11am - Grupo Tlaloc Aztec Dancers3pm - Ti...

Maker Monday - Knitting 101 - Register for June

Adults 18 and older - sign up for a 3-session workshop to learn the basics of knitting! This class will meet on June 5, 12, and 26 (Library closed June 19.)

Teen Mixed-Media Embroidery, Tuesdays in June, 5pm - Register

Teens in grades 6-12 - Come sew with us! Learn embroidery basics, then add materials to embellish your pieces. Sign up for the 4-week session.

Youth Sewing: Make a Throw Pillow, Tuesday, June 6, 1-4pm - Register

Kids and teens ages 10-15 - Learn how to use a sewing machine with guest crafter Karen McKnight. Today's project: make a throw pillow!

Reading Buddies, Wednesdays, 4-5pm, June 14-July 19 - Register

Kids in Grades K-3 - sign up to have fun reading and playing games with our teen volunteers. Registration is for the 6-week session.

Writing Buddies, Wednesdays, 4-5pm, June 14-July 19 - Register

Kids in grades K-3 - sign up to have fun reading and playing games with our teen volunteers. Registration is for the 6-week session.

SRP Event: Jeff & Paige Festival Plaza Concert, Thursday, June 1 at noon

All Ages - kick off Summer Reading with Jeff and Paige at Festival Plaza, 311 S. Public Road!

SRP Event: Grupo Tlaloc Aztec Dancers, Saturday, June 3, 11am

All ages - join us for a dynamic performance by Denver-based Grupo Tlaloc Danza Azteca as we charge into a summer of reading and community events!

SRP Event: Story Hour with Tiny Stage, Saturday, June 3, 1pm

All ages - join Rick Pruitt and Tamara Meneghini for an afternoon blending music, family classics, and favorite tales of friendship, love, and laughter.

Multicultural Celebration on the North Lawn, Sunday, June 4, noon

All ages - enjoy free food, music, and dancing celebrating a variety of cultures, hosted by Tejwant Mangat and Mitesh Gaur. Starts outside at noon; Library opens at 1pm.

Sensory Storytime, Friday, June 9, 10:30am

Kids and caregivers - join us for a storytime designed for individuals who are neurodiverse or have sensory needs. This is a structured storytime, with books read by a board-certified behavior analyst.

SRP Event: Malia Manuakea Book Release Celebration, Saturday, June 10, 11am

All ages - join author Malia Manuakea to celebrate the release of her book "Lei and the Fire Goddess." Festivities will include a reading and book signing, a traditional Hula featuring Keaka O Kalani, and treats!

Pop-up Storytime at the Econ-O-Wash, Tuesday, June 13, 10:30am

Families - Join us for bilingual Storytime with activities at the Econ-O-Wash at 410 E. Simpson St., held 2nd and 4th Tuesdays in June and July.

Zimbabwean-Style Marimba Workshop, Tuesday, June 13, 1-3pm - Register

All ages - sign up to learn marimba from Zivanai and Helen Masango of Afropop group ZiMBiRA...“If you can talk, you can sing. If you can walk, you can dance.”

Senior Learning Club, Thursday, June 15, 1pm - Register

Adults ages 55 and older - join us for a workshop in the Library Makerspace. Sign up online through the Senior Center.

SRP Event: Drag Queen Storytime, Saturday, June 17, 11am

Families - Come dressed in your finest for Storytime featuring the beloved local family entertainer Shirley Delta Blow.

Theo Wilson presents "The History of Juneteenth," Saturday, June 17, 3pm

Join us as we celebrate Juneteenth with a special event featuring guest speaker Theo Wilson, activist, author, poet, and host of The History Channel's "I Was There." 

Youth Sewing: Make a Phone Bag, Tuesday, June 20, 1-4pm - Register

Kids and teens ages 10-15 - Learn how to use a sewing machine with guest crafter Karen McKnight. Today's project: make a phone bag!

Tune into Nature - "Beautiful Butterflies," Tuesday, June 20, 6:30pm

All ages - join Boulder County Parks & Open Space (BOCO) volunteer naturalists for a beginner’s guide to our colorful local butterflies.

SRP Event: BackStory Theatre Presents "The Three Little Pigs," Saturday, June 24, 11am

join BackStory Theatre for a unique, interactive, and semi-improvised version of "The Three Little Pigs" for young audiences.

Maker Monday - Crocheting 101 - Register for July

Adults 18 and older - sign up for a 4-session workshop to learn the basics of crocheting! This class will meet Mondays from July 10-24.

SRP Event: Ann Lincoln Magic Show, Saturday, July 1, 11am

Families - enjoy the magic and comedy of one of the region's favorite entertainers, Ann Lincoln!

SRP Event: Paint your own sky with Author Lulu Buck, Saturday, July 8, 11am

Families - Enjoy a book reading and hands-on art experience with local author Lulu Buck, author of the children's book "Sue's Sky."

Sensory Storytime, Friday, July 14, 10:30am

Kids and caregivers - join us for a storytime designed for individuals who are neurodiverse or have sensory needs. This is a structured storytime, with books read by a board-certified behavior analyst.

SRP Event: Instrument Petting Zoo, Saturday, July 15, 11am

All ages - take a musical trip around the world with Denver-area musician Michael Stanwood.

Youth Sewing: Make Jammie Pants, Tuesday, July 18, 1-4pm - Register

Kids and teens ages 10-15 - Learn how to use a sewing machine with guest crafter Karen McKnight. Today's project: make pajama pants!

SRP Event: Zimbabwean and Southern African Music, Saturday, July 15, 3-4pm

All ages - enjoy a performance of Traditional, Folk and Popular Contemporary Zimbabwean and Southern African music by world renowned multi-instrumentalist/musician Zivanai Masango.

SRP Event: BackStory Theatre, "Make Believe and Make Beyond," Saturday, July 22, 11am

Families - join BackStory Theatre for a morning of make believe at the Library.

SRP Event: Mayan Worry Dolls (Quitapenas Mayas), Saturday, July 29, 11am

Families - learn the origin of the Mayan Worry Dolls. Make your own so you can also get rid of your worries! Aprende el origen de las Muñequitas Quitapenas Mayas. Haz las tuyas propias para que también puedas deshacerte de tus preocupaciones.

SRP Event: Great Outdoors Waterpark, Friday, Aug. 4, 11am-8pm

Kids and teens - did you complete four Summer Reading goals? Redeem your prize sticker for free entry to the the Great Outdoors Waterpark during open hours on Friday, Aug. 4.

Maker Drop In Hours

Teen Maker Hangout and Makerspace Drop In hours are available each week. Check the calendar to be sure it is on (we do have to cancel sometimes), and visit our Makerspace page to learn how to get involved!

Library status and user guide

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Library opportunities for ages 18 and older

The Library has ongoing needs for adult volunteers.

Teen volunteer opportunities at the Library

The Library has lots of opportunities for teens to earn volunteer hours by helping with Library programs.

104th Street Trail open for public use

The first phase of the new 104th Street Trail will open for public use on Friday, May 19. This new trail provides an important north-south connection between the heavily used Coal Creek and Rock Creek Regional trails. 

Traveling through the open s...

Monarch monitoring volunteers needed

Calling all monarch lovers! The City of Lafayette Open Space is partnering with Monarch Larvae Monitoring Program to train volunteers to monitor local monarch populations throughout the summer. The process is fun and simple, and you get to spend time outs...

Summer BioBlitz kick-off

Calling all wildlife observers! You're invited to participate in a Summer BioBlitz to help gather wildlife data in Lafayette and the surrounding area using a dedicated iNaturalist page.

The BioBlitz is ongoing through July 31. The top 5 participan...

John Breaux Park playground temporarily closed May 1

The playground feature at John Breaux Park will be temporarily closed beginning on May 1 to replace the aging playground features. The playground area will be fenced off during removal and replacement. The work is expected to take place over a two-to-thre...

Pickleball courts re-surfacing starting May 8

The pickleball courts at Waneka Lake Park are scheduled to be re-surfaced beginning on May 8.  Weather dependent, this project is expected to take two to three weeks to complete.  The pickeball courts will be unavailable for use during t...

Coal Creek Improvement at Centaur Village

The 2013 flood impacted the Centaur Village community, when flood flows overtopped the banks of Coal Creek and inundated neighborhood homes and roads. In 2014, the City, in conjunction with Mile High Flood District (MHFD) and other regional stakeholders, ...

Trail underpass closure at 120th and Coal Creek

Due to a safety concern, the trail underpass at 120th St. and Coal Creek is closed until further notice for bridge repairs. Trail users should utilize the pedestrian street crossing over 120th St. until the trail reopens.  

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2022 Open Space Annual Report

Curious about the happenings of Lafayette Open Space? The 2022 Open Space Annual Report outlines major accomplishments, events, partnerships, and projects that were completed over the last year. For questions, contact Natural Resource Coordinator, Lexie S...

Historic Building Improvement Grant

Attention Lafayette building owners - the Historic Building Improvement Grant is open for applications! This program aims to offer financial assistance to buildings that are at least 50 years old to help with repairs and restoration projects. The grant ra...

Apply to join the Land Use Code Working Group

The purpose of the Land Use Code Working Group is to monitor and provide input to staff on draft code language and community engagement strategies. The group will identify and weigh in on policy issues for the benefit of subsequent Planning Commission and...

Design and construction team selected for Willoughby Corner

Learn more about Boulder County Housing and Human Services' recent progress on the Willoughby Corner affordable neighborhood project located at Emma/120th St. The project features 400 affordable rental and for-sale homes.

Water Dedication Requirement Updates

Revocation of Cash-In-Lieu Preference

On August 17, 2021, City Council passed Resolution 2021-57 which terminates the cash-in-lieu of water dedication preference. What this means is that any project that requires water dedication would be required to dedic...

Electrical Vehicle (EV) Provisions

This past March, the City of Lafayette approved its first-ever Sustainability Plan highlighting the City's goal of reducing reliance on fossil fuels and increasing its use in renewable energy. To closely align with City-wide goals, Lafayette will adopt ne...

Solar Ready Provisions

This past March, the City of Lafayette approved its first-ever Sustainability Plan highlighting the City's goal of reducing reliance on fossil fuels and increasing its use in renewable energy. To closely align with City-wide goals, Lafayette will adopt ne...

What's developing in Lafayette?

Curious what new development is in process within the City of Lafayette? View a list of projects at www.cityoflafayette.com/Development.Understanding the process for new development projects can be confusing. Follow the link above to learn more about the ...

Weekly Police Department Incident Report Summary May 22, 2023.

This is a summary of incident reports taken by the Lafayette Police Department from May 22-28, 2023. Accident reports are not included in this summary. Please note, some information is not subject to public view at the posting of this summary.

Weekly Police Department Incident Report Summary May 15, 2023

This is a summary of incident reports taken by the Lafayette Police Department from May 15-21, 2023. Accident reports are not included in this summary. Please note, some information is not subject to public view at the posting of this summary.

Lafayette detectives bust metro-area construction site crime ring

Following an extensive investigation conducted by the Lafayette Police Department, the Colorado Bureau of investigation, and the Boulder County District Attorney’s Office, the DA’s Office announced the indictment of six adults for crim...

DA’s report finds Lafayette police officer legally justified during officer-involved shooting

The investigation and legal analysis by the Boulder County District Attorney’s Office into the death of Ethan Huiras and the discharge of a firearm by Officer Jared Fender of the Lafayette Police Department has been completed. The District Attor...

Catalytic Converter Labeling Kits

Lafayette Police Department, in partnership with the Colorado Auto Theft Prevention Authority (CATPA), are making kits available to the public for catalytic converter labeling to deter, and aid in the prosecution of, catalytic converter thefts. Kits inclu...

County Line Road closure near Hwy 7 begins May 23

County Line Road, between Hwy 7 (Baseline Road) and Monroe Street, is scheduled for closure to all northbound and southbound traffic, beginning on Tuesday, May 23, 2023. This closure will be permanent as part of ongoing infrastructure developments.

The clo...

Don't turn on those sprinklers yet

Please help conserve water by delaying turning on your outdoor sprinkler systems until late May, or preferably, early June. Leaving lawns dormant longer will not compromise the longevity of your turf, will conserve substantial amounts of water, AND will s...

Robin Hood street closure between South Boulder Road and Little John Court

Versión en español a continuación

Contractors working on the South Boulder Road Multimodal Improvement Project will be closing access to Robin Hood Street between South Boulder Road and Little John Court starting as soon as...

Updated request - Delay and save

April 28, 2022, update:

We would like to ask for your increased efforts to limit outdoor water use. 

As of April 20, the City is seeing our typical residential winter water usage (~two million gallons/day) double, and usage jumped to five million g...

South Boulder Road Multimodal Improvement Project

This project will enhance safety and multimodal travel for all users along the corridor from the Saratoga/South Boulder Road intersection to 120th St.

Know your flood risk

Mile High Flood District (MHFD) helps raise awareness of flood risks as well as helps residents understand their role. To prepare for the flood season, the Flood Hazard Brochure is mailed annually to all property owners whose properties are in or near a h...

Great Outdoors Waterpark Opening Day May 27

The Great Outdoors Waterpark, Lafayette's ultimate summer destination, will open its doors on May 27, just in time for the Memorial Day weekend, weather permitting.

The Great Outdoors Waterpark will not open for operation if the air temperature or forecast...

Youth Racquetball - Beginner

Players will enjoy the high-speed world of racquetball in these small group (2-4 players) lessons.

Our Beginner Racquetball Leagues for kids 9-15 years of age will expose beginners to the sport. Players will learn or build racquetball skills while enjoying...

"Hit the Trail" Workout at Waneka Lake

Rise and shine with us for an interval-style workout around Waneka Lake. Utilizing the trail, fitness stations, and nature, you'll experience a total-body strength, cardio, and flexibility workout in one of the most beautiful settings. All fitnes...

'80s Dance Party

Dress up in your best '80s workout clothes and join us for an evening of Zumba and LaBlast Fitness moves that will leave you feeling energized and ready to take on the world. Don't just workout, come join the party and dance your way to a healthier you!

Ju...

Zumba at Festival Plaza

Join us outside for Zumba® where we take the "work" out of workout, by mixing low- and high-intensity moves for an interval-style, calorie-burning dance fitness party. Once the Latin and World rhythms take over, you'll see why Zumba® Fitness cla...

Hatha Yoga in the Park

Hatha yoga is the fundamental system of yoga focused on pairing poses with breathing techniques. In this all-levels class, you can expect an accommodating practice full of static postures, mindful breathwork, and a manageable pace.Bring your yoga mat or a...

Adult Tennis Clinic

Learn how to hit groundstrokes, volleys, and serves better and more confidently while increasing your understanding of court position.

If you are an advanced beginner to intermediate player and would like to join a league, play more competitive matches, im...

Adult Intro to Pickleball

Pickleball is a fun and exciting sport that is rapidly gaining popularity worldwide. In one session, you can quickly learn this popular racquet sport that combines elements of ping-pong, badminton, and tennis. Utilizing a shorter 'paddle,' smaller court, ...

Want to make a difference? Join the Senior Advisory Board!

The City of Lafayette is seeking residents interested in serving on the Senior Advisory Board. The Senior Advisory Board of Lafayette Senior Services advises City Council and Senior Services staff in matters pertaining to the 55 and older population of La...

Recreation Schedules

Fitness Schedule

Gym Schedule

Pool Schedule

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2023 Easter Eggstravaganza

Easter Eggstravaganza

April 1  |  Waneka Lake Park  |  Ages 8 and under

Join us at Waneka Lake for some family Eggstravaganza fun. Children will have fun hunting for treat-filled eggs "hidden" throughout Waneka ...

2023 Leprechaun Gold Hunt

Leprechaun Gold Hunt

March 11  | 10-11:30am  |  BBRC Complex

Help the Lafayette Leprechauns find and fill their pot of gold. We have hidden gold throughout the BBRC complexes - city fields, inline skate rink, walking trails, etc. ...

Lafayette Summer Movie Series

Join us this summer for fun, family-friendly events. We are hosting three movie nights at Waneka Lake. Each month during the summer, enjoy watching a family-friendly movie starting at dusk (approximately 8:45pm). Bring your chair, blanket, and family. We ...

2023 Kid's Fishing Derby

Join us at the fishing event of the season, where your little angler can catch the fishing bug! This event is free and will be held at Waneka Lake. You will receive a free fishing pole, accessories, and instructions. 

Registration Deadline:&nb...

2022 Fall Festival

The 2022 Fall Festival is sure to have something for everyone

Celebrate the season with fun and engaging activities inside the recreation center, including a pumpkin decorating contest with prizes, pumpkin races*, Spooky Storytimes, arts and crafts project...

2022 Shop-N-Drop

Fun for your child, a shopping opportunity for you!

Kids ages 3-12 will enjoy supervised playtime while parents shop in downtown Lafayette for Shop Small Saturday. Activities include arts and crafts, and active play.

View a list of Lafayette business specia...

Bob L. Burger Recreation Center Information

Find operating hours, fees, schedules, and more!

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Sign up to receive our monthly eNewsletter, The Buzz at Bobs and stay connected to your City of Lafayette Recreation.

Want to make a difference? Join the Senior Advisory Board!

The City of Lafayette is seeking residents interested in serving on the Senior Advisory Board.  The Lafayette Senior Services Senior Advisory Board advises City Council and Senior Services staff in matters pertaining to the 55 and older populatio...

Ride Free Lafayette bus service

Boulder County is pleased to announce the new Ride Free Lafayette program, a free, on-demand, door-to-door bus service that connects people to places within the City of Lafayette, CO. Service began on Monday, July 20, 2020.

Residents and visitors can use t...