Community Calendar

Join us for the 1st annual Santa Fe Safety Festival!

A free day of family fun that includes raffles and giveaways, kids' bicycle helmet fittings, food trucks, fire engines, face painting, Stop the Bleed classes, education, and so much more!

Event partners include Christus St Vincent, Meals on Wheels, Presbyterian Medical Center, Santa Fe County Sheriff, CareFlight, Santa Fe Fire Department, and Santa Fe County Fire Department.

In October, Vista Grande Public Library features two exhibits: the photography of John Ninnemann in an exhibit titled Historic Rural Schools of Colorado and New Mexico and the ceramics of Monika Heikkero.
Ninnemann, a retired academic dean and professor, has had his work featured in several books and periodicals and many exhibits throughout the West and Southwest.

Heikkero, owner of Mohei Ceramics, exhibits her functional and whimsical plates, cups, containers, servers and more in the display case.

As always, 20% of sales goes to benefit the library.

Fundraiser!
Bier und Bratwurst, Festmusik und Fun Beer. Trivia & Door Prizes!
Saturday, October 12, 2024, 3-6 p.m.

Santa Fe Brewing Eldorado Taphouse at 7 Caliente Road, Santa Fe

Tickets $20 - includes admission & 2 drinks (wine, beer, soda); Brats, only $5

Tickets available at VGPL and at the door

Alissa Van Atta: Paper Dolls & Perfect Walls
On view Oct 3 - Nov 1

This series is an idealistic, nostalgic exploration of femininity, deeply rooted in the tensions between societal expectations and the authentic self. Through a blend of midcentury advertising aesthetics and modern reflection, the work taps into a time when women were confined to narrow roles and appearances—expected to embody perfection, beauty, and quiet compliance.

In October, Vista Grande Public Library features two exhibits: the photography of John Ninnemann in an exhibit titled Historic Rural Schools of Colorado and New Mexico and the ceramics of Monika Heikkero.
Ninnemann, a retired academic dean and professor, has had his work featured in several books and periodicals and many exhibits throughout the West and Southwest.

Heikkero, owner of Mohei Ceramics, exhibits her functional and whimsical plates, cups, containers, servers and more in the display case.

As always, 20% of sales goes to benefit the library.

In October, Vista Grande Public Library features two exhibits: the photography of John Ninnemann in an exhibit titled Historic Rural Schools of Colorado and New Mexico and the ceramics of Monika Heikkero.
Ninnemann, a retired academic dean and professor, has had his work featured in several books and periodicals and many exhibits throughout the West and Southwest.

Heikkero, owner of Mohei Ceramics, exhibits her functional and whimsical plates, cups, containers, servers and more in the display case.

As always, 20% of sales goes to benefit the library.

In October, Vista Grande Public Library features two exhibits: the photography of John Ninnemann in an exhibit titled Historic Rural Schools of Colorado and New Mexico and the ceramics of Monika Heikkero.
Ninnemann, a retired academic dean and professor, has had his work featured in several books and periodicals and many exhibits throughout the West and Southwest.

Heikkero, owner of Mohei Ceramics, exhibits her functional and whimsical plates, cups, containers, servers and more in the display case.

As always, 20% of sales goes to benefit the library.

In October, Vista Grande Public Library features two exhibits: the photography of John Ninnemann in an exhibit titled Historic Rural Schools of Colorado and New Mexico and the ceramics of Monika Heikkero.
Ninnemann, a retired academic dean and professor, has had his work featured in several books and periodicals and many exhibits throughout the West and Southwest.

Heikkero, owner of Mohei Ceramics, exhibits her functional and whimsical plates, cups, containers, servers and more in the display case.

As always, 20% of sales goes to benefit the library.

In October, Vista Grande Public Library features two exhibits: the photography of John Ninnemann in an exhibit titled Historic Rural Schools of Colorado and New Mexico and the ceramics of Monika Heikkero.
Ninnemann, a retired academic dean and professor, has had his work featured in several books and periodicals and many exhibits throughout the West and Southwest.

Heikkero, owner of Mohei Ceramics, exhibits her functional and whimsical plates, cups, containers, servers and more in the display case.

As always, 20% of sales goes to benefit the library.

In October, Vista Grande Public Library features two exhibits: the photography of John Ninnemann in an exhibit titled Historic Rural Schools of Colorado and New Mexico and the ceramics of Monika Heikkero.
Ninnemann, a retired academic dean and professor, has had his work featured in several books and periodicals and many exhibits throughout the West and Southwest.

Heikkero, owner of Mohei Ceramics, exhibits her functional and whimsical plates, cups, containers, servers and more in the display case.

As always, 20% of sales goes to benefit the library.