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 MoreRuidoso Public Library’s 2026 Summer Reading Program, Unearth a Story, invites readers of all ages to explore archaeology, dinosaurs, and discovery. With programs for children, teens, and adults, the library encourages curiosity and imagination. Full details and registration information will be available soon.
Read MoreThe Ruidoso Public Library invites community members to share feedback through a short survey about library services, programs, and resources. Whether you visit often or rarely, your input will help guide future programming, events, and improvements to better serve residents, families, students, and visitors.
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 us this June and July! Pick up a reading log at the circulation desk, read books or attend events to earn raffle tickets, and enter to win great prizes. Must be 18+ with an RPL card. Bonus tickets for titles on our themed booklist or for attending concerts and demos.
Read MoreInfants and their families or caregivers will hear stories and learn stories and rhymes together Tuesdays at 10:30 am. For babies, birth to 18 months old.
Read MoreJoin in the fun with weekly stories, songs, and more, each Wednesday at 10:30 a.m., which encourage the development of early literacy skills. Ages 0-8.
Read MoreThe Ruidoso Public Library Teen Scene is a weekly club offering creative, hands-on programs and recommended reading just for teens ages 11 to 18.
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.
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