Event List

Only in Santa Fe

Historian Ana Pacheco presents a unique overview of historic events that could have only happened in Santa Fe.

Join us for a panel discussion featuring community members with lived experience of being unhoused.

Read the book—or just join the conversation.
Books Behind the Business is a chance to hear real stories, ask questions, and learn from local business owners.

Advice from teens for getting the most out of your technology devices! 

Get to Know Local Birds - A presentation and slideshow with local author Janie Chodosh and Wendy Stein (Our January 2026 artist at Main Library)

Something Queer at the Library

Safe harbor to explore LGBTQ+ literature

Queer Romance Publishing - Trends, Tips, and Hot Takes

Join us while author John Lonergan discusses his book AI Without the Jargon: A Simple Guide for the Computer-Challenged. During this presentation and in his book, he answers such questions as: 

Darryl Lorenzo Wellington recreates the life and times of preeminent Black novelist, Richard Wright.

Darryl Lorenzo Wellington recreates the life and times of preeminent Black novelist, Richard Wright.

The Legacy of J. Paul Taylor and New Mexico’s 8th State Monument

Advice from teens for getting the most out of your technology devices! 

Read the book—or just join the conversation.
Books Behind the Business is a chance to hear real stories, ask questions, and learn from local business owners.

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.

Advice from teens for getting the most out of your technology devices! 

April 30, 1926 was the day that the numerical designation for U.S. Route 66 was assigned. This year April 30, 2026 will mark the official kick-off for 100th anniversary.

Educational Topic: To Be Determined

Read the book—or just join the conversation.
Books Behind the Business is a chance to hear real stories, ask questions, and learn from local business owners.

Catholicism was ingrained in New Mexico’s early history. With the passing of time some of its churches and the people that built them have faded away. Revisiting a foundation of spirituality throughout the state.

Funny Blind Stories: Perceiving the Humor While Losing My Sight by Raymond Whitehead

The forced conversion of the indigenous to Catholicism by the Spaniards lead to the most historically significant event in New Mexico history with the Pueblo Revolt of 1680.