Ruidoso Public Library’s 2026 Summer Reading Program, Unearth a Story, invites all ages to explore dinosaurs, archaeology, and hidden stories. The program runs May 27–June 24, beginning with an Opening Ceremony and ending with a celebratory finale. Registration opens May 9 at the Día Celebration.
Read MoreThe Ruidoso Public Library has announced the winning name for its library bear ambassador—Blueberry Booksworth—following community voting. The new ambassador will appear in programs and events, bringing a playful and welcoming presence to the library.
Read MoreCelebrate New Mexico through your lens. The Spirit of New Mexico Photography Contest is open May 1–May 15, 2026. Submit one original photo capturing the landscapes, culture, or character of the state. Open to adults 18+. View full details and submission instructions online.
Read MoreThe Ruidoso Public Library Community Survey has concluded. Thank you to everyone who took the time to share feedback and help shape the future of library programs, services, and resources. Community input plays an important role in guiding library planning and decision-making. Survey responses will help inform future priorities and improvements that benefit residents and visitors alike.
Read MoreRuidoso Public Library patrons can now access FREE live and on-demand classes, designed for and taught by older adults, to enhance skills and foster social connections.
Read MoreJoin the Time Turner History Book Club! Meet Wingfield Heritage House Museum Curator Stephanie Long every second Thursday at 12:30 pm at the Ruidoso Library Conference Room. Explore history through books and discussions. Light refreshments provided. Limited copies available—contact the library.
Read MoreAnytime can be the right time to explore STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math). Explore these fun hands-on STEM activities brought to you by Explora and the New Mexico Library Foundation.
Read MoreRuidoso Public Library has created “Love Stories: A Special Collection” to give a voice to our patrons and create a special collection at the Ruidoso Public Library. This collection aims to archive audio stories from our patrons and help future generations learn about our community, history, and patrons’ lives.
Read MoreDid you know the Ruidoso Public Library has a 2-way texting app named Gabbie? You can easily ask us a question or renew your books with a simple text. To contact a librarian text 575-215-1468 and we will get back to you as soon as possible.
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