Celebración familiar gratuita con Miguel Briones, autor de “Macho No Machismo”.
Agarra tu asiento junto al ring para una lucha de generaciones. Mira a Macho Manuel enfrentarse al formidable El Machismo y La Machista, mientras compiten por el codiciado título de MACHO.
¡Haz tu propia máscara de luchador! Libros gratis, incluyendo ejemplares de Macho No Machismo 1 y 2 (hasta agotar existencias)
Jueves 24 de abril de 2025, 4:15 pm
Santa Fe Children’s Museum (entrada gratuita), 1050 Old Pecos Trail, Santa Fe, NM 87505
Sábado 26 de abril de 2025, 11:00 am
Biblioteca Southside, 6599 Jaguar Drive, Santa Fe, NM 87507
Celebrate Children’s Day/Book Day with us at a free family event featuring Miguel Briones, author of Macho No Machismo! Experience a lucha libre showdown as Macho Manuel takes on El Machismo and La Machista in an exciting storytime performance!
Thursday, April 24, 2025, 4:15 PM
Santa Fe Children’s Museum (Free Admission), 1050 Old Pecos Trail, Santa Fe, NM 87505
2. When you receive the book, you will have it for 2 weeks.
3. You will be assigned a specific color of tabs and pen. Each participant will have a unique color and they will be included in the bag when you pick up the book.
4. Use the tabs to note pages.
5. Use the pen to annotate (YES we want you to mark up this book!). These annotations can include underlined passages, bracketed sections, written notes in the margins, doodles, and any other reactions the reader wants to record within the book.
6. When commenting on or expounding on another’s entry, BE KIND! You can respectfully disagree, but do not say they are wrong. Everyone’s opinion is valid and to be respected.
7. Cursing, offensive, threatening and/or aggressive language is expressly prohibited.
8. Return the book for the next person.
The next title that will travel through the book club is On the Hippie Trailby Rick Steves.
Santa Fe Public Library and community organizer, teacher, and filmmaker Terry Ngo invites the community to participate in Remembering Saigon, open mics on Saturday, April 26th and Saturday, May 10th, 2025 at the Main Library (145 Washington Ave / 87501).
We invite author and poetry readings, personal narratives, songs, performances, and expert analysis of the Vietnam War’s enduring impact. Join us as we explore this pivotal chapter in history and foster meaningful conversations about the fall of Saigon.
Submit your proposal to take part in the line-up for these important community open mics and discussions. The Library will connect with selected participants to schedule and collaborate with.
Terry Ngo is a writer, director, producer, editor, and actor. Her films include Santa Fe Resident, Granny Boot Camp (nominated for Best Short at the Viet Film Fest and won Best Comedy at the Madrid Film Festival), C a m p, and Ofrenda. The films good enough, Show Up, and Thread were collaborations with her husband Nick Stofocik. Her films have all been on the film festival circuit. She is the proud recipient of the NMWIF Finishing Funds Grant for the documentary Santa Fe Resident Too.
Would you like a personal introduction to resources available at the library? Or perhaps you need help learning how to use your laptop, tablet, or phone? Make a free appointment with a librarian for a one-on-one tech help session.
