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Sunday, May 31, 2015
Friday, May 29, 2015
Thursday, May 28, 2015
The Santa Fe Public Library 2015 Summer Reading Program: “Every Hero Has A Story” June 1 – July 25, 2015
The Santa Fe
Public Library presents “Every Hero Has A Story”, the Library’s annual
children’s Summer Reading Program. Each week in June and July will feature a
fun super hero themed craft, family program, or both!
FREE programs
include: juggling, music, animals and more! A circus act, cool crafts,
and puppets are all a part of this summer’s heroic Summer Reading Program
extravaganza! All programs are free.
Toddlers and
children ages 0 through 12 are eligible to participate in the 2015 Every
Hero Has A Story Summer Reading Program. Children may read on their own or
parents (grandparents, etc.) may read to their children. They can read their
own books or library books.
Please
register your child and turn in logs at only one library branch. When you
register in the children's room of your library, you will receive a free book
bag and the first reading log.
Children must
read six picture books or 6 chapters of a book and record the titles on their
weekly log. Once a week (or when you are able), bring the log to the children's
desk in your branch library and receive a prize.
The Library
will give away five girl's bikes and five boy's bikes, along with helmets and
bike locks. Drawings for the bikes will be held at the end-of-summer party at
each branch. Entrants need not be present to win.
All children
who participate in the summer reading program are invited to a party at the end
of the 7 week program at their library branch. Each child will receive a weekly
prize for their reading accomplishment.
Registration
begins Tuesday, May 26th. For more information check santafelibrary.org or contact the
library nearest you:
La Farge
Library, 1730 Llano Street 955-4863
Main Library, 145 Washington
Ave., 955-6783Southside Library, 6599 Jaguar Dr., 955-2828
Sponsors of the Summer Reading Program include: The Friends of the Santa Fe Public Library, Santa Fe Century bicycle event, Rob and Charlie’s bicycle shop, Applebee’s, McDonald’s, the Genoveva Chavez Community Center, Pizza9, Whole Foods, Panera Bread, and Dairy Queen. Also supporting the program are the Santa Fe Police and Fire Departments.
Wednesday, May 27, 2015
Santa Fe Teen Survey 2015
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City of Santa Fe Teen Survey 2015
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Hello!
Mayor Javier M. Gonzales here! The City of Santa Fe and I would like you to tell us how to help make Santa Fe a better place to have fun, help with job placement, etc. This short survey is going to help us have a better understanding of what our City's teens are wanting or needing within their community. My goal is that after we receive the results, my team and I will plan on having a Teen Summit at the beginning of next school year. Each of your voices is important and valued and it is my goal to bring your voices to all the City of Santa Fe's Councilors' ears and advocate for your needs and wants. Thank you, Javier M. Gonzales |
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Friday, May 01, 2015
May 2015 Art Displays
Stop by and
peruse our great art shows that will be on display during the month of May!
Main Library
Tybie Satin Davis Gallery: Robert Zumwalt “This and That” (acrylics)
Main Library Display
Cases: Children’s Summer Reading Program “Every Hero Has a Story”
La Farge
Branch Library: Cooking with Kids: Bean Books
Southside
Branch Library: Barbara Grogin “Pastels of New Mexico” (pastels and oils)
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