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Calling all creatives! If you are interested in sharing your artistic knowledge with the community through engaging programs, we would like to invite you to apply for the Mesa County Libraries Artist in Residence program. Artists 18 years of age and older, residing in Mesa County, CO, and with a valid library card may apply. […]
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Libraries aren’t just about books. They are one of the few public spaces we have left which don’t like our wallets more than us. ~Matt Haig A library carries so much more than books. Community connection through art programs, technology assistance, educational databases, English-learning classes, and storytimes are just a few examples of the amazing […]
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Diving into new genres based on your zodiac sign is a fun and entertaining way to discover hidden favorites, challenge your usual picks, and see your personality traits in action! Whether you’re a curious Gemini, a dreamy Pisces, or a pragmatic Capricorn, these adult book lists curated through an astrological lens can reveal new sides […]
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Mesa County Libraries (MCL) is committed to reaching every reader in our community—no matter their age, location, or physical ability. We know that not everyone can visit a library in person. That’s why we offer services that bring library materials directly to those who need them most. Words on Wheels is one of MCL’s longest-running […]
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Here’s your chance to show your talent to the community! Art work is being sought for Mesa County Libraries Comic Con Juried Art Show, to be displayed August 22 through October 9, 2025 at multiple library locations. There are three age categories for artists (11 and under, 12-18, and 19 and older), and prizes will […]
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At Mesa County Libraries, helping you discover your next favorite book is one of our favorite things to do. In the library world, we call this special kind of matchmaking “reader’s advisory.” Whether you’re a longtime book lover or just getting back into reading, the staff at any of our eight locations are always ready […]
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The Novelist book recommendation tool you know and love is getting a makeover on June 16, 2025! Here’s what’s changing: Re-designed interface to make it easier to use on both desktop and mobile. “My Dashboard” feature in the new NoveList replaces classic NoveList “Folders”. Some folders WILL automatically migrate to the new Novelist experience: Books, […]
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The man with the whip and fedora is back! Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is a thrilling return of one of pop culture’s most enduring characters, only this time you get play as the titular hero! Developed by MachineGames and published by Bethesda, this first-person action-adventure game delivers a classic Indiana Jones story with […]
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On the corner of 5th St. and Chipeta Ave. near the Central Library, the Discovery Garden is Mesa County Libraries’ lovely outdoor space. Fully open to the public, it offers the community beauty, fresh produce, and examples of permaculture and xeriscape design. This is a working garden with ongoing projects and an open-ended collaborative atmosphere. […]
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It’s that time of year where the river is beckoning us to cool down, sit with our feet in the water, or boat down its winding path while staring at the scenery. Mesa County is lucky to have three notable rivers running through its landscapes: the Colorado, the Gunnison, and the Dolores. The rivers are […]
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