Programs for Adults

For information on voting, census and community resources, please see our Home Page or Pandemic Resources Page.

This page contains the equally necessary, but less serious stuff. You will find below links for e-books, virtual tours and many other things to help keep you and yours educated and entertained.

State Museums will start opening on Thursday, September 24. COVID-Restrictions apply. To the best of our knowledge, the Family Pass is still being accepted, but it's best to call first to make sure you can have a successful visit.

Have you ever wanted to attend the Library of National Book Festival? This year you can!

Try this Genealogy survey from the State Library

Helpful webinars from the NM Children, Youth and Families Department

Another resource to help with preventing "pandemic slide" at home from the Department of Cultural Affairs (this is the department that oversees libraries and museums) which has some terrific programs

The Dona Ana Community College is celebrating Latinx Heritage Month. They'd like you to join them.

For those necessary trips for food and supporting local business, the Santa Fe Reporter is updating a list of things they know about restaurants and the LaTienda Newsletter is working to keep us informed about the really local.

"Visit" the Museum of International Folk Art for local concerts.

For more information, go to the NMEDD COVID-19 response page or

Advice on working from home: https://librarianbyday.net/2020/03/18/advice-for-those-at-home-working-and-otherwise/

Helpful Videos

NM History

Mo Willems!

Musuem of Indian Arts and Culture Videos
Historic Sites facebook
Museum of Art video page
Farm and Ranch Museum

National Emergency Library

Horror Podcasts

e-Book resources: www.AudioBookCloud.com—all ages audio book databaseDirect Link: https://www.audiobookcloud.com/autologin.aspx?U=tumble2020&P=A3b5c6

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