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The Crested Butte Friends of the Library (CBFOL) is a non-profit organization, established in 1998, to promote awareness of the library's facilities and services to Crested Butte.
Your support enables us to help fund many of the library's programs and activities, as well as physical improvements to the building and scholarship help for local students. None of this would be possible without the contributions of donors like you.
2025 Wine Tasting Tickets Are Available Online!
Crested Butte Friends of the Library is hosting American West Coast wine tastings on select Thursday evenings in June, August and September. Led by Aaron Tomcak, sommelier and co-owner of Mountain Spirits Liquors in Crested Butte, participants will sip wines from Washington on June 26, Oregon on Aug. 7, and California on Sept. 4. The tastings begin at 6:30 p.m. and will be held at a new location this year, Crested Butte Mountain Heritage Museum. The cost to attend is $50 per person and includes light snacks.
Tickets will go on sale May 27 and can be purchased at tinyurl.com/oldrockwine.
Crested Butte Friends of the Library Board:
Beth Buehler (President)
Amy Savin (Vice-President)
Brittany Couts (Treasurer)
Anne McFarlane (Secretary)
Monica Ariowitsch
Laird Cagan
Janet Farmer
TJ Koehler
Kristy McFarland
Carolyn Niesman
Become a Friend of the Crested Butte Library
Individual memberships start at $25. All contributions are tax-deductible. Membership applications are available at the Crested Butte Library. Visa and Mastercard are accepted on PayPal. Click here to Join Crested Butte Friends of the Library
History of the Old Rock Community Library
The Crested Butte Branch Library of Gunnison County Libraries is located in the renovated Old Rock Schoolhouse. The Old Rock School building had been standing vacant, and unused for a number of years when, in 1989, a group of concerned citizens and businesses formed the Committee to Restore the Rock School.
As a result of their efforts $350,000 in private and public funds were raised to renovate the Old Rock for use as a library. On September 21, 1993, Governor Roy Romer dedicated the Old Rock Community Library, 110 years after the Old Rock was built.