Most* Libraries are now open. Hours have changed. See temporary hours here.
*Alamosa and Juan Tabo remain closed temporarily.
Holds may be picked up and materials may be checked out and returned.
Computers and seating are temporarily not available. Please make your visit brief.
We encourage everyone who can to stay home and use our online digital resources.
*Alamosa and Juan Tabo remain closed temporarily.
Holds may be picked up and materials may be checked out and returned.
Computers and seating are temporarily not available. Please make your visit brief.
We encourage everyone who can to stay home and use our online digital resources.
Rudolfo Anaya Memorial
We are deeply saddened to hear of the passing of the legendary New Mexican author Rudolfo Anaya. He has inspired us all with his iconic works in Chicano literature, and he will be missed.
"As a young boy and adult, I had a sense of belonging in the library. As I grew older, I wanted to write stories in which I and fellow New Mexicans could see themselves in the landscape of literature."
-- Rudolfo Anaya
Janet Kromer's Shopping Notes
Janet Kromer’s Shopping Notes was a magazine published from 1948 to 1961.
It is helpful for researching business histories and prominent Albuquerque residents. The Shopping Notes also track the migration of the population of Albuquerque through the location of its shopping centers.
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