HALLOWEEN 2022
Bodes parking Lot -
EL PUEBLO DE ABIQUIU GENIZARO DANCERS
Rio Arriba County Fair
2022
RIO ARRIBA COUNTY FAIR
POTTERY CLASS
Taught by Debbie Carillo
ORIGAMI CLASS
Taught by Mark Tull in collaboration with The Northern Youth Project
TEEN BOOK CLUB
Meets every Tuesday and Thursday at 6pm from July 12th -August 4th 2022
Read: AN INDIGENOUS PEOPLES HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES
& discussed and presented how it relates to us.
L to R Xenayah Chacon, Bella Padilla, Kepler , Juliette Jordan, Miranda Jordan and Elionor Gee
SANTA FE OPERA
JULY 27, 2022
"CARMEN"
Northern Youth Project SCREEN PRINTING CLASS July 26, 2022
2022 SUMMER READING PROGRAM
WEDNESDAYS 10AM-12PM
EARLY LITERACY 2022
MANITOS PROJECT 2022
WE'RE MAKING VALENTINES DAY CARDS!!!
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2022
@ THE LIBRARY
FROM 2:00PM TIL 4:00PM
---COME AND JOIN US!!!!!---
ALL ART SUPPLIES WILL BE PROVIDED
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2022
@ THE LIBRARY
FROM 2:00PM TIL 4:00PM
---COME AND JOIN US!!!!!---
ALL ART SUPPLIES WILL BE PROVIDED
SANTO TOMAS FIESTAS!
NOVEMBER 30,2019
Santo Tomas Feast Day - Last Saturday of November every year. Inditas del Pueblo 2019.
Cattail (Ave'shu) head dress making with Spooky Bird and local youth, November 2019.
Moccassins, gourd dance rattles, mantas, palmas, and staff rods for El Baile de Cemeterio.
Herbal Literacy Amongst Genízaro Descendants
El Pueblo de Abiquiu Library & Cultural Center
Invites you to
our Project WAKO:
Walking with
Ancestral
Knowledge
OfOurPlants
Our third session will meet
on Sunday, April 28
from 1:00 pm to 3:30 pm
Science at Play!
Tuesday, July 9th
10 am to 11:30 am
Fun for ALL AGES!
¡¡¡FREE!!!
For info, call 685-4884
Funded in part by the NM Children's Fndtn.
2019 READ - a - THON !
Sunday, March 24 from 1 pm to 6 pm
March 24th Read-a-thon/ Draw-a-thon
Pueblo de Abiquiu Library All-Day Celebration 1-6pm
Pueblo de Abiquiu Library invites you to attend an all-day Read-a-thon andDraw-a-thon exploring the history and stories of the Abiquiu area on Sunday March 24th, 2019. Open your voice to welcome the spring season. Drop by the library anytime from 1pm until 6pm to
hear, draw or read all-day from the novelEL HERMANO by Carmen Baca. The selection of this book is in honor of local hermano Floyd Trujillo. We are inviting 20 readers to read for 15 minutes each +
20 artists of any age to draw for the same period.
Sponsors fund each reader or artist @ $50 per participant.
The Read-a-thon/ Draw-a-thon is a reading race that helps fund our library.
Do you want to read? Please call (505) 685-4884 to sign up or stop by the library on Abiquiu Plaza for a copy of your fifteen minutes reading text.
Do you want to draw? Artists of any age will work at the library tables during the continuous reading, drawing or making a collage. The Abiquiu Book of our drawings will become part of the library’s permanent collection
Do you want to help sponsor a reader or an artist? Each reader is sponsored @ $50 for the 15 minutes of reading. This donation can come from one person or from several people. Your funding supports the operations of the library.
Can you make a matching fund to double donations?
Information: (505) 685-4884 ● Pueblo de Abiquiu Library
Pueblo de Abiquiu Library All-Day Celebration 1-6pm
Pueblo de Abiquiu Library invites you to attend an all-day Read-a-thon andDraw-a-thon exploring the history and stories of the Abiquiu area on Sunday March 24th, 2019. Open your voice to welcome the spring season. Drop by the library anytime from 1pm until 6pm to
hear, draw or read all-day from the novelEL HERMANO by Carmen Baca. The selection of this book is in honor of local hermano Floyd Trujillo. We are inviting 20 readers to read for 15 minutes each +
20 artists of any age to draw for the same period.
Sponsors fund each reader or artist @ $50 per participant.
The Read-a-thon/ Draw-a-thon is a reading race that helps fund our library.
Do you want to read? Please call (505) 685-4884 to sign up or stop by the library on Abiquiu Plaza for a copy of your fifteen minutes reading text.
Do you want to draw? Artists of any age will work at the library tables during the continuous reading, drawing or making a collage. The Abiquiu Book of our drawings will become part of the library’s permanent collection
Do you want to help sponsor a reader or an artist? Each reader is sponsored @ $50 for the 15 minutes of reading. This donation can come from one person or from several people. Your funding supports the operations of the library.
Can you make a matching fund to double donations?
Information: (505) 685-4884 ● Pueblo de Abiquiu Library
Introducing: Early Literacy Virtual Libraries
Created By: Mrs. Tiffany Fernandez-Crim
Join us with a read aloud provided by Mrs. Tiffany, "Hibernation Station"
Click here to open a Virtual classroom, full of activities and read aloud books.
Below are a list of past Virtual Library links, please share and as always, keep reading!
2021
Jan. 11th- Virtual Class
2020
Dec. 7th- Virtual Class
Nov. 16th- Virtual Class
Nov. 9th- Virtual Class
Nov. 2nd- Virtual Class
Created By: Mrs. Tiffany Fernandez-Crim
Join us with a read aloud provided by Mrs. Tiffany, "Hibernation Station"
Click here to open a Virtual classroom, full of activities and read aloud books.
Below are a list of past Virtual Library links, please share and as always, keep reading!
2021
Jan. 11th- Virtual Class
2020
Dec. 7th- Virtual Class
Nov. 16th- Virtual Class
Nov. 9th- Virtual Class
Nov. 2nd- Virtual Class
Pueblo de Abiquiu Library & Cultural Center
invites you to
Walk with
Ancestral
Knowledge
OfourPlants
invites you to
Walk with
Ancestral
Knowledge
OfourPlants
Herbal Literacy Amongst Genizaro Descendants
When: Sunday, March 31, 1 - 3:30 pm
What: Agenda ~ osha cough medicine, with guest speaker, Jessie Emerson
Who: Anyone interested in local herbal remedy knowledge
You are welcome to bring merienda foods made with herbs, and/or tea
Osha or Chuchupate is a mountain plant found in the Rocky Mountain regions of the Southwest, at elevations between 9,000 – 10,000 ft. Native Americans often observed that bears would look for oshaafter emerging from hibernation or when wounded or sick. Osha is an indigenous word for ‘bear’ and is referred to as “Bear Medicine.” It is commonly used today by Northern New Mexicans for a variety of purposes . . .
“Guaco” (Cleome serrulata) is one of many important plants has often been used for food, to make dyes for paint, and as a treatment in traditional medicine. Genízaro folklore talks about the special way that this medicinal plant is cooked and prepared.
Sponsored by:
El Pueblo de Abiquiu Library & Cultural Center
Malinal Co Nursing Consultants
Con Alma Health Foundation
When: Sunday, March 31, 1 - 3:30 pm
What: Agenda ~ osha cough medicine, with guest speaker, Jessie Emerson
Who: Anyone interested in local herbal remedy knowledge
You are welcome to bring merienda foods made with herbs, and/or tea
Osha or Chuchupate is a mountain plant found in the Rocky Mountain regions of the Southwest, at elevations between 9,000 – 10,000 ft. Native Americans often observed that bears would look for oshaafter emerging from hibernation or when wounded or sick. Osha is an indigenous word for ‘bear’ and is referred to as “Bear Medicine.” It is commonly used today by Northern New Mexicans for a variety of purposes . . .
“Guaco” (Cleome serrulata) is one of many important plants has often been used for food, to make dyes for paint, and as a treatment in traditional medicine. Genízaro folklore talks about the special way that this medicinal plant is cooked and prepared.
Sponsored by:
El Pueblo de Abiquiu Library & Cultural Center
Malinal Co Nursing Consultants
Con Alma Health Foundation
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Summer Reading/Adventure Program 2018!!
Ages 5-18 Read, research on the computer, Learn to make your own Comics & Video Games! Snakes & Vultures & Bugs, Oh My! And Dinosaurs too! And did we mention COMIC BOOKS!?! June 4 through July 30, Mon & Wed, 10 am to Noon For more info, call 685-4884. |
The Opera: The Italian girl in Algiers!!July 17th we will be going to see a performance of the Italian Girl, on a POP-UP set!!!
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Wildlife CenterWe will have the wildlife center on July 18th at 11:30 am.
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Los Titiriteros Puppets!!On Wednesday, July 25th, a performance by Los Titiriteros Puppets ~ how exciting, come join us!
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