Week Calendar

Carefully curated, gently used books, including Literary Festival Authors

The Santa Fe International Literary Festival celebrates the Godfather of Chicano literature with children's story hour, featuring guest readers presenting Anaya's bilingual books for children. 

As a special treat local author Jenny Lacika will do a fun and educational storytime with our young patrons.  Come and enjoy! 

A special storytime with our community partner The Santa Fe Audubon Society! 

Come join in a gentle yoga class at the Main Library.  Please bring your own yoga mat and props.

Using fun music and stories early preschool age children can exercise their young bodies and minds in a relaxed and joyful environment with their special adult.

Come and see Rick Phelps'  Post Fiesta Wares, an installation inside Axle's mobile art space.  

The van will be in the La Farge parking lot for patrons to visit.

Youth Writers Panel at Santa Fe International Literary Festival

Moderated by Award-Winning, Former Poet Laureate of Santa Fe, 

Children can practice their reading skills by sharing a story with a furry friend. A local therapy dog will be here at the library eagerly waiting! This program is for early school age children.

Qigong

Mindful Movement for Health, Wellness, & Vitality

Guided by Lauri Genesio LMT, MQT

Explore a variety of media in this self-led painting program for adults. All supplies provided.

No registration required.

New Mexico is known as the Land of Enchantment. An equally apt description would be State of a Thousand & More Stories.

Practice your creative skills at the library with themed art sessions.  Art is beneficial for building creative problem solving, out-of-the-box thinking, expressiveness, and  a rich imagination.

An open art workshop with our Friends from the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum.

Renowned author Denise Chávez, of Las Cruces, hosts a bilingual, intergenerational reading, storytelling and craft session for families based on Rudolfo Anaya's popular children's book, Owl in a Straw Hat/ El Tecolote del Sombrero de Paja

Bring something from home to tie dye!  Re-purpose that old t-shirt in your closet into a new tie dye extravaganza!

Dyes and tools to tie dye will be provided. This is an all-ages event.

Author P.K. Blair discusses life in Alaska and reads from her children's novel "The Missing Eagles of Winter Cove", in this live author visit.

Grade school age children will enjoy this presentation.

Join us for a fiber-arts social gathering! Knit, crochet, embroider, stitch, and more! Supplies and help will be available. Bring your own project to work on in our community setting or begin a new one. All skill levels welcome!

Reading and discussion about the natural world.

The Santa Fe Internment Camp (1942-1946) in the Shadow of Los Alamos

Presentation by Nancy Bartlit