Calendar

Join us for discussions of the The Great Courses series Everyday Gourmet: Rediscovering the Lost Art of Cooking. This series can be found on the Library's Kanopy streaming service. Email dduffy@las-cruces.org to request the Zoom link to attend.

How about some fun and creative ideas for crafting? Join us for free take-and-make craft workshops held twice a month on ZOOM. Email us at library.reference@las-cruces.org for information on upcoming workshops. Supplies will be provided.

With guest presenters Renée Despres PhD, MPH and Anne Barraza, M.Ln Participants will learn about common vaccine myths with a focus on the new COVID-19 vaccines. Accurate resources on vaccines, and the tools to evaluate additional resources on your own, will also be provided. A question-and-answer session will be held at the end of the discussion. For more information on the program you call (575) 528-4005 or email library.reference@las-cruces.org. Zoom invitations for the program can be requested by emailing library.reference@las-cruces.org or tbaker@las-cruces.org.

Ages 9-12 learn a new skill and share your creativity with us! The program meets virtually on April 8 @ 4pmfor the TELL portion of the program. We will meet again for the SHOW portion of the program April 22 @4pm where participants will show what they created. You will need to register for the program to get the provided supplies and Zoom login information - space is limited. Call to register and create with us!

It's our Music and Movement program gone virtual! Join us the second Monday of every month to get little ones building new motor skills and having fun. Call 575-528-4225 or email library.children@las-cruces.org to be added to the program's invitation list.

Participate in our discussion of Native American Mythology – part of the Great Courses program “Mythologies of the World”. This program covers the mythologies of Native Americans across Northern, Central, and South America. Participants are asked to watch four episodes available on the library’s Kanopy streaming service every two weeks, and then participate in a Zoom discussion. You can go to https://wakelet.com/@BraniganLib and select Native American Mythology for more information. Send an email to library.reference@las-cruces.org to request the Zoom link to attend. April 7 we will be watching episodes 49-52.

Come tell us about the books you have been reading and hear about what others been reading. On March 4th we will be discussing "A Gentleman In Moscow". For more information or to obtain the link to the online meeting, contact the Reference Librarian at calee@las-cruces.org.

What are your values? What gives meaning/joy to your life? How have these things perhaps changed over the years? Please join us for a Zoom presentation on Friday, April 16 at 1p.m. to celebrate and educate National Healthcare Decisions Day. We will discuss what are advanced health care directives; why we need them; how they affect the quality of your life; and how to put them in place. Register in advance for this meeting: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZcvcOuvrzgrGdz_hHF-GEO-SLTd_VpFcq61

We will be discussing the Lucy Burdette's "Key West Food Critic" series. Many of the books in the series can be found in the library's print collection. For more information and the Zoom link please email dduffy@lascruces.org

Join us for bi-weekly discussions of films found on the Library's Kanopy a count. Email bsauer@las-cruces.org for the Zoom invitation or for more information.

Ages 9-12 learn a new skill and share your creativity with us! Part two of the Reverse Show and Tell program. You must have attended the Tell portion of the program to show what you created.

Janet Prescott Marshall will be discussing her book, "Still Crazy". She has also written "Be Strong Enough". Email library.reference@las-cruces.org for the Zoom invite.

Join us for our April Climate Reads discussion. We'll be discussing "Emergent Strategy" by Adrienne Marie Brown. Email bsauer@las-cruces.org to be added to the Zoom invite list.

Participate in our discussion of Native American Mythology – part of the Great Courses program “Mythologies of the World”. This program covers the mythologies of Native Americans across Northern, Central, and South America. Participants are asked to watch four episodes available on the library’s Kanopy streaming service every two weeks, and then participate in a Zoom discussion. You can go to https://wakelet.com/@BraniganLib and select Native American Mythology for more information. Send an email to library.reference@las-cruces.org to request the Zoom link to attend. April 7 we will be watching episodes 53-56.

Come tell us about the books you have been reading and hear about what others been reading. On March 4th we will be discussing "A Gentleman In Moscow". For more information or to obtain the link to the online meeting, contact the Reference Librarian at calee@las-cruces.org.