Check out this new article about our very own La Segunda in the Taos News. We are so proud of and grateful for the fabulous Annette Maes and her team of dedicated volunteers who have taken La Segunda to the next level. Thank you for all of the hard work and love you have put into La Segunda for our community and for the library!!
Friday, August 13 at 5:00 pm join us in the park behind the library for a reading from the critically acclaimed debut memoir, Lightning Flowers, by New Mexico author, Katherine E. Standefer. Book sales and book signing will follow as well as a gathering at Blue Heron Brewery.
For more information visit http://www.katherinestandefer.com/ and https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/katherine-e-standefer/lightning-flowers/
This event is a part of a monthly series of presentations from local authors at the library including:
Saturday, September 11 at 12 noon: Overturned Bucket by Rose Spader
Saturday, October 2 at 12 noon: The Ecology of Herbal Medicine: a Guide to Plants and Living Landscapes of the American Southwest by Dana Saville
Work for the Embudo Valley Library! We are currently seeking applications for two part-time positions: an afterschool program coordinator and an afterschool program assistant. Positions are open until filled, but we are looking to fill them very quickly. Additional information, including how to apply, can be found by clicking the links below.
Afterschool Program Coordinator
Application (for Afterschool Program Assistant position only) This application can also be picked up at the library.
Dear friends and neighbors,
We would love to hear from you!
The library is currently developing a master plan that will guide the future development of its buildings and grounds. We are seeking community and stakeholder input.
The property and the master plan includes the library building, the building that houses La Segunda Secondhand Store and KLDK radio station, the Dixon Cooperative Market, and the area behind these buildings which includes the park/orchard and the garage/book sale building.
This proposed master plan was developed by Thomas Cordova of Teca Architects in collaboration with library staff, the Library Board, and key stakeholders including the Santa Rosa Fiesta Committee, the Carnelian Center, the Dixon Co-op management and Board, and the Embudo Valley Tutoring Association. Revisions were made following an in-person general community meeting in June 2021 at the library.
Key goals of the plan include:
Please keep in mind that the Master Plan is a long-term plan. Elements of the plan will be implemented as funding allows.
To give feedback:
Prefer to do this another way? You can also stop by the library to see the documents in person and complete a paper survey, email the library at librarian@embudovalleylibrary.org, or call us: (505) 579-9181 (Mon-Fri 11-6, Sat 11-5).
Additionally, the a basic proposed design for the community center and stage is also attached. The development of the community center and stage is currently partially funded and a high priority. This is the first project of the Master Plan that will be implemented.
Master Plan Proposed Design During Fiestas
Master Plan Proposed Design During Non-Fiesta Times
Community Center and Stage Proposed Design
Thank you all for sharing your valuable time and perspectives!
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The previous master plan can be viewed here, if desired. A print copy is also available for reviewing at the library.
The Embudo Valley Library and Community Center conducted three park surveys in fall 2019 to help plan improvements to library grounds. See the survey results here. A print copy is available at the library as well.
