NoBo Library hosts 'Divergent' film screening

Fans of the popular YA dystopian series can enjoy the movie adaptation this Saturday.

Apr. 4, 2026 at 2:38pm

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The NoBo Library in Boulder, Colorado is hosting a free public screening of the 2014 film adaptation of the young adult dystopian novel 'Divergent' this Saturday, April 4th. The event is open to all ages and will feature a showing of the full movie followed by a discussion led by a local film critic.

Why it matters

The 'Divergent' film series has maintained a loyal fanbase since the original book's publication in 2011, and this screening provides an opportunity for both longtime fans and newcomers to experience the story on the big screen. The NoBo Library's programming aims to bring the community together around shared cultural touchstones.

The details

The 'Divergent' film screening at NoBo Library will take place at 2 pm on Saturday, April 4th. Doors will open at 1:30 pm and the 139-minute film will be shown in its entirety, followed by a 30-minute discussion led by local film critic Samantha Wilkins. Attendees are encouraged to arrive early, as seating is first-come, first-served. Popcorn and other concessions will be available for purchase.

  • The 'Divergent' film screening at NoBo Library is scheduled for Saturday, April 4, 2026 at 2 pm.
  • Doors will open at 1:30 pm for the 139-minute film.

The players

NoBo Library

A public library branch located in the North Boulder neighborhood, known for hosting community events and film screenings.

Samantha Wilkins

A local film critic who will lead a post-screening discussion about the 'Divergent' movie adaptation.

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What they’re saying

“We're excited to bring this beloved YA franchise to the big screen for our community to enjoy together.”

— Samantha Wilkins, Film Critic

The takeaway

This free public screening of 'Divergent' at the NoBo Library provides a fun, communal way for fans of the series to experience the film adaptation, as well as an opportunity for newcomers to discover the dystopian world of Beatrice Prior.