A special audio feature from The New York Times where critics, musicians, and writers share short, handpicked music clips designed to spark joy and discovery. Each edition highlights a theme—classical, jazz, hip-hop, opera, and more—giving listeners a guided entry point into new sounds in just a few minutes. 5 Minutes to Make You Love...Bach | Baroque Music | Beethoven | Brahms | Cello | Choral Music | Dance | Flute | Horn | Maria Callas | Mezzo-Sopranos | Mozart | Opera | Organ | Percussion | Piano | Renaissance Music | Sopranos | Stravinsky | String Quartets | Symphonies | Tenors | Trumpet | Violin | Wagner | 21st-Century Composers | Classical Music.
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Free access to The New York Times, including Cooking and Games. Access from outside the library is available for up to 72 hours. Click on the link below. First-time users must create a username and password before logging in.
Covers more than 1,000 major U.S. and international newspapers. Includes full-text articles, plus over one million TV and radio news transcripts from NPR, ABC, CNN International, PBS, and more. A strong resource for current events and primary source research. Access remotely anytime with a library card, or within the Library.
A comprehensive readers’ advisory resource for all ages. Offers recommendations for fiction and nonfiction, read-alike lists, book discussion guides, reviews, and bibliographies. Designed to help readers find their next great book. Access remotely anytime with a library card, or within the Library.
The library’s main digital collection of eBooks, eAudiobooks, and digital magazines. Includes bestsellers, classics, and popular titles across genres. Download or stream materials through Libby or the OverDrive website. Access remotely anytime with a library card.
Thousands of digital magazines are available through OverDrive. These include popular titles in news, lifestyle, hobbies, and entertainment. Read them online or download them for offline use. Access remotely anytime with a library card.
Full-text, searchable archive of People Magazine. Celebrity news, human-interest stories, entertainment, culture, and popular events are covered. Includes decades of coverage from one of America’s most widely read magazines. Access remotely anytime with a library card, or within the Library.
This resource, provided by Pitkin County Government, offers access to GISMO, the county’s Geographic Information System. It includes property research tools such as parcel ownership, addresses, zoning, streets, urban growth boundaries, and aerial photos over Aspen and Pitkin County. This information is useful for real estate, planning, and geographic research.