Santa Fe (April 11, 2016)—Two major exhibition openings, plus activities that highlight the civil-rights struggles of Japanese Americans, the beauty
On April 11, 2016, the Espanola Public Library held a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate the re-opening of the library.
Under the sponsorship of the New Mexico Library Foundation, national library consultant Penny Hummel is conducting an assessment of New
It seems to be a common question among librarians, staff, and even patrons — will eBooks kill the print book?
(Gallup, NM): Artist Ric Sarracino has donated a portrait of Octavia Fellin to the Octavia Fellin Public Library. He painted
The White House announced the ConnectALL Initiative that will boost the delivery of broadband and technology training to all Americans. Rural
From the IMLS: https://www.imls.gov/news-events/news-releases/2013-public-libraries-survey Washington, DC—Research by the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) found shifts in Americans’ interaction with
In February, the NM State Library sponsored several events around Santa Fe to tie in with Shakespeare’s First Folio exhibit
The Office of New Mexico Attorney General Hector Balderas is conducting two educational workshops in Hobbs, on Friday, March 18,
February 22, 2016–April 17, 2016 This February, an exhibit launched at the Hobbs Public Library. People of the Land: Exploring the
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