Workshops and Ongoing Education for Seniors

The Senior Services team offers numerous workshops and opportunities for ongoing education to the older adult community in Broomfield.

Cop Talk

Cop Talk is an informal monthly event, held during the Healthy Hearts lunch on the third Wednesday of the month, that brings together police officers and the community. Lunch attendees are encouraged to ask questions, raise any concerns they have, or say hello. Attendees must be pre-registered to attend the lunch.

• Offered on the third Wednesday of each month
• 11:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.
• Held at the Broomfield Community Center (BCC)

Tech Class for Older Adults

Join monthly tech classes to learn new skills and grow your tech confidence. No registration is required; just drop in!

• Offered on the third Wednesday of the month
• 9:30-10:30 a.m.

Tech Cafe

Are you looking for technical assistance with your smart device? The library can help! Stop by the Broomfield Community Center on the third Wednesday of each month with your questions.

• Offered on the third Wednesday of the month 
• 10:30-11:30 a.m

Real Estate 2026: What's Ahead

Monday, March 2,  10 a.m.
Join Gary Strohm, from Gary Strohm Real Estate, for an insightful look into the 2026 real estate market. He will explore where home prices are headed in our local area, talk about new legal issues affecting real estate transactions for seniors, and share five strategies to help you get top dollar when selling your home. Drop-in, free. 

Staying Independent with a Friendly Voice: How IM Supports Healthy Aging

Friday, March 6, 1 p.m.
IM is a new kind of voice companion designed to help older adults stay independent, connected, and mentally sharp. In this interactive session, Tyler Huggins from IM Forever will show how simple voice conversations can support daily routines, memory, and emotional well-being, while respecting privacy and personal preferences. Participants will see live examples, ask questions, and leave with practical ideas for how voice technology can support healthy aging at home and in the community. (drop in) (free)

Solo Aging & the Conversation Around Advanced Care Planning

Tuesday, March 10, 10 a.m.
Aging without a traditional support system can make future planning—especially healthcare decisions—feel overwhelming. This session is for those aging solo who want to ensure their values and wishes are respected. You'll learn how to identify someone to speak on your behalf, explore creative ways to document and share your wishes, and discover tools that support autonomy and peace of mind. Presented by The Conversation Project in Boulder County, a program of TRU Community Care. Pre-registration is encouraged by visiting B-REx.com. Activity code 6186515. Free.

You Only Die Once: The Four Estate Planning Documents Everyone Needs

Thursday, March 12, 10 a.m.
Everyone's estate plan should meet their own specific goals, but it is hard to know where to start when creating one. Join Ben Hares from Althaus Law as he introduces the core estate planning documents and explains their purposes. This foundation will help you consider how these tools might fit your situation and identify areas where you may need more information or guidance. Drop-in, free.

Opening to Care: A Conversation on Support at Home

Thursday, March 19, 10 a.m.
This presentation offers a safe and welcoming space to talk openly about the challenges of asking for and accepting help. Through guided discussion and Q & A, we'll explore concerns around home care support, share experiences, and learn together how opening to care can strengthen both independence and quality of life. Led by Abigail Mitsch from Touching Hearts at Home. Drop-in, free.

Stronger, Sharper, Safer: A Guide to Healthy Living for Older Adults

Tuesday, March 24, 1 p.m.
Join Dr. Kaitlyn Matthew and Dr. Michaela Trainer from CommonSpirit Health for an engaging and practical discussion designed especially for older adults who want to stay active, maintain sharp minds, and live safely at home and in the community. Drop-in, free.