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Pronounced as a French word, lagniappe (lan-yap) is a Cajun-French inspired noun that means “a little extra.” Often used to describe something good, this word is the NOLA-call for receiving anything extra, or better yet, receiving something for free. We think that pretty much sums up our library, because every time you come to one of our programs, you're getting a little something extra!
You know you can depend on your library for resources, reading, and the latest tech. Don't miss out on the "lagniappe" of our exciting events and programs.
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March Events
@ Farmington Public Library
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Wednesday, March 5
5:00 PM
Stephanie Charley from Navajo Housing Authority - Ojo Amarillo Housing Management Office will tell you what you need to know about applying for housing through NHA.
Since this is also considered an orientation, doors will close promptly at 5:15 PM.
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Tuesday, March 11
6:00 PM
Davin Paul from the Navajo Nation Division for Children and Family Services will be at the library to answer your questions about end of life planning. Including:
What is Navajo Nation burial assistance?
How much does Navajo Nation assistance cover?
Which local mortuaries work with Navajo Nation?
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Wednesday, March 12
6:00 PM
Join us for an insightful evening with Tres Rios Habitat for Humanity and explore the impact of homeownership and the programs that help transform lives.
Whether you’re seeking assistance, looking to volunteer, or simply curious about Habitat’s work, you're invited to join us for this important presentation.
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Smart Money is made possible by a grant from the FINRA Investor Education Foundation to help promote financial literacy within our community.
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Trivia Night
Supernatural (TV series)
Wednesday, March 26
6:00 PM
Hey Ghostfacers! Are you ready to do some real hunting? We will be testing your knowledge on everything Supernatural (the TV series that is) during Trivia Night at the Farmington Public Library.
Great minds are better together! Whether individually or in a group, all are welcome to join in. You have plenty of time to binge watch the show in the and think of team names, to prepare for the competition.
Prizes will be awarded to the winning person(s). While the suggested audience is 15 and up, all are welcome. No registration is required but seating is limited so come early and let's gush about our favorite characters.
We hope to see you for Trivia Night!
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Storytime
Mondays & Tuesdays
10:00 AM
Dive into the magic of storytelling! Storytime is the perfect way for children to spark their imaginations, discover new worlds, and fall in love with reading. With captivating tales and engaging activities, every session is an adventure in a warm, welcoming environment.
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Baby Storytime
Thursdays
10:00 AM
Bond with your little one during Baby Storytime! Tailored for infants and new parents, these sessions combine soothing rhymes and gentle activities that support early development. This is a wonderful opportunity for parents to connect, and build lasting friendships in a supportive community.
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Tween Topics
Tuesdays
4:00 PM
Calling all 8-12-year-olds! Explore your passions in STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math) with Tween Topics. Each week offers a brand-new theme and hands-on activities, ensuring there's always something exciting to learn, create, and enjoy.
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Teen Takeover
Tuesdays
4:00 PM
Teens, it’s your time to shine! Join us in the Teen Zone for Teen Takeover, where you can dive into activities designed just for you—think culinary experiments, tech projects, creative crafts, and epic gaming sessions. Meet new friends, express yourself, and make your Tuesday afternoons unforgettable.
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Night at the Library
Thursdays
5:00 PM
Transform your evening into a night to remember with your family! Night at the Library is packed with themed activities like crafting, science experiments, fun games, and our lively Junior Market. It’s the perfect setting to create lasting memories together.
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PrinterOn is now PRINCH!
When you just need to print something, use PRINCH to send your document to the library. Upload your print from anywhere, from any device, and then come into the library within 72 hours* to pay and print.
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*Prints may only be collected during library hours.
Please note that the library is closed on Sundays.
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IDITAREAD
Can you read a minute for each mile of the Iditarod? Accept the Iditaread challenge in Beanstack, then read and log at least 1,049 minutes by March 31.
Each minute of reading you log will help us reach our community goal of 200,000 minutes!
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