Voting is now open to name the Ruidoso Public Library’s beloved bear. After receiving creative submissions from the community, finalists have been selected—and now it’s your turn to decide. Cast your vote for the finalists April 15 - May 3 using the official form and help choose the name that will become part of the library’s story. The winning name will be announced May 9.
Read MoreRuidoso Public Library’s Your Library Delivered program brings books and audiobooks to community drop sites across Lincoln County. Request items in advance and pick them up at a convenient location during scheduled delivery times. View routes, schedules, and instructions online or call the library for assistance.
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 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 MoreNote: The Ruidoso Writers’ Group no longer meets at the Ruidoso Public Library. Meetings are now held every other Thursday from 5:00–7:00 PM at KrafTea Sisters (next to Tru Value Hardware in Ruidoso).
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.
Read MoreReaders are everywhere, so books should be too. That’s the idea behind the Ruidoso Public Library’s initiative to make reading more accessible to the community — the Tiny Library program. A Tiny Library is a miniature community center for sharing books. It’s hyper-local—located at the White Mountain Complex and All American Park— and it’s free, easy, and fun. All genres and reading levels are encouraged.
Read MoreLand the job of your dreams with JobNow, one-to-one advice from an experienced career coach and online resources to assist you during all stages of your job search. Free with your library card.
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