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Join us at the library to create your very own flower masterpiece! Inspired by Georgia O’Keeffe’s paintings of red poppies, teaching artist Christina Kortz will be using coffee filters and watercolors to help participants create their own 3D poppies. Create with O’Keeffe is a free monthly drop-in...
Read an author of your choosing from a predetermined country. May's nation is Kenya. We will meet each third Thursday of the month to discuss your author, their works, and any themes they explore. For disability accommodations, please contact a Programs Manager for SFPL at 505-955-6786 or...
Teens are invited to decompress after school with tea and snacks, art supplies, board games, a reading nook/nap zone, wifi, and more.
Window Box Project at Vladem Contemporary The Window Box Project will house a series of installations created by New Mexico-based artists and will be accessible throughout the year to any and all inte
TheSanta Fe International Film Festival, now an Academy Award®-qualifying film festival, is a spectacular event for film enthusiasts and industry professionals alike, October 14-19, 2026. Boasting mor
This program is made possible by the support from Friends of the Santa Fe Public Library. Visit santafelibraryfriends.org to learn more. For accommodations such as translations, ASL interpreters, or disability needs, please email library@santafenm.gov or call 505-955-2817.
Toddlers and caregivers, join Santa Fe Public Library at Many Mothers of Santa Fe on the first Monday of every month for a special storytime. Enjoy rhymes, songs, movement, and stories in a lively atmosphere. This program builds on familiar experiences to introduce new vocabulary and sounds,...
Explore Yiddish culture by reading about the Yiddish Alphabet and Yiddish stories. Whether Yiddish is familiar or new all are invited for this fun storytime. For accommodations such as translations, ASL interpreters, or disability needs, please email library@santafenm.gov or call 505-955-2817. ...
Join the library and the Santa Fe Children's Museum for a cozy, evening storytime that includes a snack and a craft. Bilingual stories in Spanish are shared on the first and third Thursdays. Growing Up New Mexico home visitors are available on the first Thursdays. This program is funded by the...
This program is made possible by the support from Friends of the Santa Fe Public Library. Visit santafelibraryfriends.org to learn more. For accommodations such as translations, ASL interpreters, or disability needs, please email library@santafenm.gov or call 505-955-2817.
May's Selection: The Serviceberry: Abundance and Reciprocity in the Natural World by Robin Wall Kimmerer Read about and discuss the wonders of the natural world with like-minded people. Each session revolves around a new title from a curated list of recent publications.
Teens are invited to decompress after school with tea and snacks, art supplies, board games, a reading nook/nap zone, wifi, and more.
Teens are invited to decompress after school with tea and snacks, art supplies, board games, a reading nook/nap zone, wifi, and more.
Teens are invited to decompress after school with tea and snacks, art supplies, board games, a reading nook/nap zone, wifi, and more.
This program is made possible by the support from Friends of the Santa Fe Public Library. Visit santafelibraryfriends.org to learn more. For accommodations such as translations, ASL interpreters, or disability needs, please email library@santafenm.gov or call 505-955-2817.
This program is made possible by the support from Friends of the Santa Fe Public Library. Visit santafelibraryfriends.org to learn more. For accommodations such as translations, ASL interpreters, or disability needs, please email library@santafenm.gov or call 505-955-2817.
This program is made possible by the support from Friends of the Santa Fe Public Library. Visit santafelibraryfriends.org to learn more. For accommodations such as translations, ASL interpreters, or disability needs, please email library@santafenm.gov or call 505-955-2817.
Explore Yiddish culture by reading about the Yiddish Alphabet and Yiddish stories. Whether Yiddish is familiar or new all are invited for this fun storytime. For accommodations such as translations, ASL interpreters, or disability needs, please email library@santafenm.gov or call 505-955-2817. ...
Open to high school students in grades 9 to 12, this FREE two-part course will help students identify their interests, learn about college and career options, and discover tools to explore post-graduation pathways that fit their goals. In this first of two sessions, students will learn...
Exhibitions Past Current Upcoming Rooted Strong: Visions of America from New Mexico April 4, 2026 - September 7, 2026Plaza Building Rooted Strong: Visions of America from New Mexico April 4, 2026 - Se
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School Tours School Tours allow teachers and students to dive deeper into exhibition themes and the elements of art in conjunction with a Docent-led tour of one or more of the exhibitions on-view at t
Research Requests Library and Archives The library and archives are available to the public when the Librarian & Archivist is present. Please call 505-231-5065 or email Abby Smith, Librarian and Infor
Join us on March 31 for the El Rancho de las Golondrinas Winter Lecture Series. This long running collaboration explores exciting corners of New Mexico’s history and culture as presented by engaging a
We invite families to join us in a fun art-making session at the Vladem Contemporary. Explore the galleries to find inspiration and enjoy the power of creating with your loved ones and friends. Light
Come visit the Vladem Contemporary for Final Friday: Accordion Books. We will get inspiration from the many different types of artist’s books on display in the Lucy R. Lippard: Notes from the Radical
Join us for an exciting talk with Melanie Yazzie, Professor of Arts Practices & Head of Printmaking at the University of Colorado at Boulder. Through her work, Yazzie seeks to be an agent of change, e
When the New Mexico Museum of Art opened the doors of its building on the Santa Fe Plaza in 1917, the Women’s Board of the Museum of New Mexico had already been working for 10 years “to assist the act
Family Dynamics The Shimokawa Ingliss Players Musical Chairs with Bach, Mozart, Schumann, and Franck for oboe, violins, cello and piano. The concert will last 50 minutes, performed without intermissio