Have you ever wondered what it was like to be a Harvey Girl? Come to VGPL on Saturday, October 1 at 1pm and find out! Liz Mikols of the NM Historical Society will be on hand with a Harvey Girl performance and answers to everything you want to know about what it was like.

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​ Rock Time's final hurrah for 2022!  Please join us Saturday October 1, starting at 11AM. Bring your rocks, your questions -- if you're a geologist or archeologist, bring your knowledge! -- Questions will be asked and answered!

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Statewide Genealogy resources for those curious as to how they got where they are, including some great First Nations resources from the State Library.

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Joy Harjo, first First Nation's US Poet Laureate put together this great resource of other Native American poets and where they are.

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Do you have an idea for a small business? The Libraries as Launchpads program might be just what you need.

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Legal Resources: The New Mexico Commission on Access to Justice has a number of resources that can help, including topics such as elder care. The New Mexico State Library has put together a guide to much of the information as well. If you need forms, try here.

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An ever-updated range of New Mexico Historical and Cultural Opportunities, both live and on-line.

Albuquerque Historical Society

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The New Mexico Historical Society

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Check out the History Hub

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The LaTienda Newsletter  is working to keep us informed about the really local and a lot of resources.

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"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/

 

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