Calendar

Join us for a Zoom discussion of the feature film His Girl Friday. In this undeniable gem of Hollywood's golden age, Walter, a hard-boiled newspaper editor, discovers that his ex-wife and former employee, Hildy, is set to marry a wet-blanket insurance salesman. Walter, certain that this is the wrong move for a strong-willed and ambitious woman such as Hildy, decides to sabotage her marital plans by enticing her with one last story--the execution of a convicted murderer. His Girl Friday is available via the Library's Kanopy account. Watch the movie and then join us for a Zoom discussion. Email bsauer@las-cruces.org if you are interested in participating in the discussion.

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.

Join us for the history of the American West from colonial times to the “closing of the frontier” 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. Email library.reference@lascruces.org for more information and to request the Zoom link to attend.

Nurture your little one's love of science! Preschool children and their parent or caregiver are invited to investigate nature and science through hands-on explorations, stories, and arts and crafts. Recommended for ages 2-5. Email shawkins@las-cruces.org. Registration closes the 2nd Tuesday of the month.

Author Presentation and Book Discussion, March 11th – Jade Todd Scott will discuss his book, "LOST RIVER". For more information or to obtain the Zoom credentials, email sagelibrary@las-cruces.org.

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.

Ages 9-12 learn a new skill and share your creativity with us! The program meets virtually on March 11th @ 4pmfor the TELL portion of the program. We will meet again for the SHOW portion of the program March 25th @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!

Join us at 6:30 PM for the film and post-film Q & A with the director Holly Yasui. Description: Minoru Yasui, son of Japanese immigrants, challenged the forced removal from the West Coast and imprisonment of all persons of Japanese ancestry during World War II, and spent the remainder of his life advocating for, and mentoring, under-represented peoples. He was a lifelong defender of equal justice and civil rights for all. This documentary, narrated by George Takkei, will be followed by a Q and A with the director (and Min’s daughter) Holly Yasui.

Get creative and make your own terrarium at home with the help of these take home kits, which are appropriate for all ages. Email shawkins@las-cruces.org to register. Registration closes the Tuesday before each program.

Join us for a Zoom discussion of the feature film Lady Bird. His Lady Bird is available via the Library's Kanopy account. Watch the movie and then join us for a Zoom discussion. Email bsauer@las-cruces.org if you are interested in participating in the discussion.

The Museum of Nature & Science invites all middle and high school students to join us online for a virtual “Teen Science Café – Weather Observations” with guest presenter Jason Laney, Warning Coordination Meteorologist with the National Weather Service. Please contact Stephanie at shawkins@las-cruces.org to request for a link to the event. This program is recommended for teens ages 11 to 17. Have you ever wondered what it takes to be a meteorologist or how scientists are able to predict severe weather events? Meteorologist Jason Laney from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s National Weather Service in El Paso, Texas will lead a discussion of atmospheric science and introduce ways you can anticipate and respond to weather events. Jason coordinates the public weather warnings and leads storm spotter training and the Skywarn Program empowering community members to identify and prepare for all types of weather.

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.

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.

Campers in grades 1-8 learn to use a compass and protractor to explore tessellation patterns and create a geometric tile design with the Museum of Nature & Science; make rubbing plates with geometric designs for printmaking with the Museum of Art; and learn about the richness of Arabic culture and philosophy by making a Hamsa, which is a cultural symbol of peace that brings good fortune, health, and happiness with the Branigan Cultural Center. All activities are appropriate for all age groups. Campers are invited to a virtual tour of the exhibition, Geometric Aljamia, at the Museum of Art which inspired the camp activities.

March 25th - Lynda A. Sánchez will discuss her book, "Indeh, An Apache Odessey". Email sagelibrary@las-cruces.org for a Zoom invite or for more information.

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.