This book club is for folks whose taste in works runs toward the literary, idiosyncratic, or experimental. Ideally, it will be a place to hash out & attempt to understand or (at the very least) appreciate nonstandard works of national & international origin. Books for discussion can include contemporary publications or those of centuries past. NOTE: This group used to meet in person, monthly in Boulder. As of September 2011, we have taken this group online, where currently, participation is maxe …

We are an open, social group and welcome all members. The mission of the Denver Lesbian Book Club is to read and discuss a wide variety of books with a focus on those by and about lesbians, both fiction and non-fiction, selected by our members. Our focus occasionally shifts to simply wanting to read and discuss good books, preferably woman-themed. We typically meet on the second Thursday of each month at Wash Perk - 7:00 pm. If you would like more information, you can join for free or email Bren …

  A book, some coffee and great conversations. Hooked on Books is for everyone who feels a connection to Books and Reading. We read different genres and meet to discuss a new book, to ponder, share our thoughts and talk about the chosen book. Our Meetings are on the second Saturday of the month at 11 a.m. Our discussions usually last about an hour, with an extra 15 minutes or so to let everyone catch up with each other and take in the setting. There is a quarterly poll to determine what we'll re …

… We warmly welcome skeptics, atheists, and agnostics looking to familiarize themselves with current literature, arguments for, and topics relevant to christianity and the existence of God. In fact, having skeptics come to our group can enrich the experience and give better insight to everyone. Please join us!

… In 1975, however, the novelist and critic Julian Symons revealed in The Times of London a veritable hidden panel in the library of detective literature: a third novel that predates them both. It was “The Notting Hill Mystery,” an anonymous eight-part serial that ran in Once a Week magazine starting on Nov. 29, 1862. But the book itself presented something of a mystery. It is unnecessary for us to state by what means the following papers came into our hands. . . . ,” the editors of Once a Week de …

The Colorado Mountain Club is the premier outdoor club of the Rocky Mountain Region. Skiing, climbing, hiking, etc. The outdoors is our passion! We are organized to unite the energy, interest and knowledge of the students, explorers and lovers of the mountains of Colorado; to collect and disseminate information regarding the Rocky Mountains to advance science, literature, art and recreation; to stimulate public interest in our mountain area; and to encourage the preservation of forests, flowe …

The Reappearance of the Christ, the return of Buddha, by whatever name you all Him, Krishna, Mohammed, Messiah, He is here, walking our streets and giving experiences to groups and individuals around the world. Weeping Icons, Bleeding Statues, Crosses of Light, Crop Circles, UFO's, Mysterious Strangers, Healing Waters.... Got questions? This is non dogmatic, non religious, non sensational and no charge! Just a message of hope!

This is a group for lovers of Brazilian Portuguese and music who want to get together, speak Portuguese and -- well, make a suggestion! Other activities, in addition to conversation, might include translating Brazilian music lyrics, reading Brazilian literature, and going out to see live Brazilian music.  Are you a native speaker?  We'd love to have you join us!

Whether you already love reading the Sunday New York Times, or would like to treat yourself to a great new indulgence, come join this friendly, lively group to discuss all sorts of topics.  No longer for singles only, all are welcome.  If you like the idea of a book club, but never have time to read the book, we're an easier alternative.   Are you a news junkie, or semi-news-junkie? Want to make some new friends in a laid-back setting, and maybe engage gray matter?  Do you like reading aloud or …

Meet kindred book lovers in the Boulder Bookaholics Book Club. A group for people who love books, who love to discuss books and who aren't adverse to having a glass of wine, cup of coffee or bite to eat whilst doing so! This book club has 3 strands (because we're all different!): - fiction (meets second Tuesday of every month) - non-fiction (meets third Tuesday of every month) - fantasy or sci-fi (meets fourth Tuesday of every month) We try to read books available in used bookstores and librar …

This group was started with the intention of providing twenty/thirty-something book-lovers in the Metro-Denver area a friendly and casual forum to discuss books. This is a group meant for people of the same age to meet and enjoy each other's company with a different theme each get-together. For example...September can be Books and wine...October can be Books and dinner. The possibilities are endless! This is NOT a serious book discussion with difficult questions or hidden meanings. Please b …

Sorry, but we are not currently accepting new members. The Lakewood Book Club is an intimate, member-driven group of open-minded bibliophiles. Our successful and enduring book club results from members’ commitment to read and attend each month as consistently as possible. Club members take turns picking a month’s book and hosting the corresponding meeting. The rotation of a variety of types, such as non-fiction, fiction and classics, is encouraged, and any appropriate genre is welcome. In genera …

DASFA is a science fiction and fantasy fan club that has been meeting monthly since the early 1970s. We meet on the third Saturday (except August & December) at the Broadway Book Mall (200 S. Broadway in Denver) at 7 pm. Programs include authors, science talks, conversation and more, followed by a party at a member's house. The club started MileHiCon, an annual SF/F/H literary-oriented conference. DASFA provides a place to meet and talk with others who love SF & F and know (and care) about the …

Meet kindred book lovers in the Denver Book Club Meetup Group. You'll read and discuss a selected book every month as we alternate between fiction and nonfiction. For a list of the books we've read since 2007, please click here: http://meetup.com/denverbookclub/abou... Books are chosen democratically by the members themselves through monthly nominations and votes. We only read books available in used bookstores and libraries. We do not allow any marketing messages at any time. Our choice to be …

We are an established Book Club (which started in July of 2005) that meets the 3rd Sunday of every month at 4:00pm in Downtown Boulder.  And we are excited to invite more enthusiastic readers interested in reading and discussing good literary fiction to round out our group. We come from all walks of life - everyone is welcome - and all opinions and feedback are not only welcome but encouraged!  If you hate the book, love the book, even if you  don't finish the book, by all means, come and discus …

We are a small, diverse group of readers from all walks of life who meet once a month to discuss books that claim to, or have the capacity to, completely change the way we view the world; books that contain ideas that can provoke a significant paradigm shift. We seek to be “wowed” by novel ideas, critical theories, and challenging perspectives that compel us to see ourselves and the world we live in differently. We want to blow-our-minds and we challenge the libraries of the world to challenge u …