An active and engaging program for toddlers and preschoolers featuring singing, storytelling, and toys. Best suited for ages 2 - 4.

Films play every Wednesday at 5:30 PM in the Main Library.

The City of Gallup will hold a public meeting to obtain input on the City's five-year Infrastructure Capital Improvement Plan (ICIP) 2020-2024. The public is asked to attend and give their input as to where funding is needed. For any questions regarding the meeting, please contact the City of Gallup Public Works Department at 505-863-1290.

The city of Gallup will be honored in a special ceremony at 11:30 am Tuesday, Aug. 7, in front of the McKinley County Courthouse, 207 West Hill Ave., as one of five winning cities in the annual Wyland National Mayor’s Challenge for Water Conservation. The event will recognize the efforts of Gallup residents who pledged in April to reduce water use by 32 million gallons over the next year and make lifestyle changes to reduce harmful runoff into local waterways.

We provide the supplies, you supply the ideas. Every Tuesday at 4 PM, join us for creativity, innovation, and fun. Open to all ages.

Explore, images, documents, and ephemera from nearly 100 years of the Inter-tribal games and celebrations in Crowne Point and Gallup, New Mexico.

An active and engaging program for toddlers and preschoolers featuring singing, storytelling, and toys. Best suited for ages 2 - 4.

The Gallup Native Arts Market is entering its second year in downtown Gallup. The market originated when a group of Native American artists approached the City of Gallup about “reclaiming Gallup’s assets” and providing an opportunity for highly skilled artists from the region to showcase at home and make an economic impact in their “backyards”. The City Council in Gallup had actually voted years ago on its strategic plan to support Native Art Market efforts in Gallup, so the timing was perfect. The market is run by a committee of Native American artists who have recently formed the Gallup Native Arts Market 501c3, and the event is financially supported by the City of Gallup Lodgers Tax. This year the City of Gallup is proud to partner with the Keshi Foundation to expand and grow the Zuni Pueblo arts presence in the heart of Gallup, New Mexico. There are a total of 169 artists participating in this year's market.

The Gallup Native Arts Market is entering its second year in downtown Gallup. The market originated when a group of Native American artists approached the City of Gallup about “reclaiming Gallup’s assets” and providing an opportunity for highly skilled artists from the region to showcase at home and make an economic impact in their “backyards”. The City Council in Gallup had actually voted years ago on its strategic plan to support Native Art Market efforts in Gallup, so the timing was perfect. The market is run by a committee of Native American artists who have recently formed the Gallup Native Arts Market 501c3, and the event is financially supported by the City of Gallup Lodgers Tax. This year the City of Gallup is proud to partner with the Keshi Foundation to expand and grow the Zuni Pueblo arts presence in the heart of Gallup, New Mexico. There are a total of 169 artists participating in this year's market.

GJU lot, behind the Children’s Library Turquoise Man, Shawn Nelson, demonstrates the art of Native American sand painting throughout the day. Mr. Nelson is a local Navajo artist who has been creating sand paintings and oil paintings since childhood, a tradition passed down from his grandparents.

We provide the supplies, you supply the ideas. Every Tuesday at 4 PM, join us for creativity, innovation, and fun. Open to all ages.

An active and engaging program for toddlers and preschoolers featuring singing, storytelling, and toys. Best suited for ages 2 - 4.

Films play every Wednesday at 5:30 PM in the Main Library.

Video Making (ages 9+) If you’ve ever wanted to make YouTube videos, podcasts or short films the Octavia Fellin Public Library’s Creation Station is the place to be! With access to equipment and helpful staff to make your vision a reality. Open Wednesdays at 3pm and by appointment. For more information call 505-726-6120 or e-mail childlib@gallupnm.gov

An active and engaging program for toddlers and preschoolers featuring singing, storytelling, and toys. Best suited for ages 2 - 4.

We provide the supplies, you supply the ideas. Every Tuesday at 4 PM, join us for creativity, innovation, and fun. Open to all ages.

An active and engaging program for toddlers and preschoolers featuring singing, storytelling, and toys. Best suited for ages 2 - 4.

Films play every Wednesday at 5:30 PM in the Main Library.

Video Making (ages 9+) If you’ve ever wanted to make YouTube videos, podcasts or short films the Octavia Fellin Public Library’s Creation Station is the place to be! With access to equipment and helpful staff to make your vision a reality. Open Wednesdays at 3pm and by appointment. For more information call 505-726-6120 or e-mail childlib@gallupnm.gov

Historical Workshop with Curtis Quam of A:shiwi A:wan Museum and Heritage Center. More details coming soon...

An active and engaging program for toddlers and preschoolers featuring singing, storytelling, and toys. Best suited for ages 2 - 4.

We provide the supplies, you supply the ideas. Every Tuesday at 4 PM, join us for creativity, innovation, and fun. Open to all ages.

An active and engaging program for toddlers and preschoolers featuring singing, storytelling, and toys. Best suited for ages 2 - 4.

Films play every Wednesday at 5:30 PM in the Main Library.

Video Making (ages 9+) If you’ve ever wanted to make YouTube videos, podcasts or short films the Octavia Fellin Public Library’s Creation Station is the place to be! With access to equipment and helpful staff to make your vision a reality. Open Wednesdays at 3pm and by appointment. For more information call 505-726-6120 or e-mail childlib@gallupnm.gov