Event List

Teens are invited to decompress after school with tea and snacks, art supplies, board games, a reading nook/nap zone, wifi, and more. 

Hang out space for teens to relax with games, crafts, snacks, study and use wi-fi.

Youth Chess is a weekly chance for school age youth to continue to improve their critical thinking skills through the game of chess. While playing the game with other youth, new techniques, strategies, and tricks are introduced.

The scourge of tuberculosis during the latter part of the 19th century brought many creative people chasing the cure to Santa Fe. Further north a flat tire resulted in the first art colony in Taos, New Mexico in 1898.

The scourge of tuberculosis during the latter part of the 19th century brought many creative people chasing the cure to Santa Fe. Further north a flat tire resulted in the first art colony in Taos, New Mexico in 1898.

Saturday mornings with Santa Fe Poet Laureate emeritus Darryl Lorenzo Wellington

A space to think, discuss, and analyze.

Writing workshops with Santa Fe Public Library every first and third Tuesdays of the month. Join the creative writing group and drop in for your workshopping needs!

Teens are invited to decompress after school with tea and snacks, art supplies, board games, a reading nook/nap zone, wifi, and more. 

Hang out space for teens to relax with games, crafts, snacks, study and use wi-fi.

Youth Chess is a weekly chance for school age youth to continue to improve their critical thinking skills through the game of chess. While playing the game with other youth, new techniques, strategies, and tricks are introduced.

Story Development Workshop with Joe Lambert for La Mesa: A Santa Fe Story Exchange

La Mesa: A Santa Fe Story Exchange

Teens are invited to decompress after school with tea and snacks, art supplies, board games, a reading nook/nap zone, wifi, and more. 

Hang out space for teens to relax with games, crafts, snacks, study and use wi-fi.

Santa Fe Story Lab is an unforgettable evening of truth, connection, community, and storytelling. A vibrant collaboration between Friends of the Santa Fe Public Library and Vital Spaces.

Youth Chess is a weekly chance for school age youth to continue to improve their critical thinking skills through the game of chess. While playing the game with other youth, new techniques, strategies, and tricks are introduced.

Read an author of your choosing from a predetermined country. April's nation is Argentina. We will meet each third Thursday of the month to discuss your author, their works, and any themes they explore.

Saturday mornings with Santa Fe Poet Laureate emeritus Darryl Lorenzo Wellington

Join Lauren Camp, former New Mexico Poet Laureate (2022-25), as she discusses her 2026 release, Is Is Enough.

Join us for a panel discussion and readings by some students from the creative writing program at the Institute of American Indian Arts. 

Writing workshops with Santa Fe Public Library every first and third Tuesdays of the month. Join the creative writing group and drop in for your workshopping needs!

Teens are invited to decompress after school with tea and snacks, art supplies, board games, a reading nook/nap zone, wifi, and more. 

Hang out space for teens to relax with games, crafts, snacks, study and use wi-fi.

Youth Chess is a weekly chance for school age youth to continue to improve their critical thinking skills through the game of chess. While playing the game with other youth, new techniques, strategies, and tricks are introduced.