Mesa County Library

Mesa County Libraries announced yesterday the plan to reopen library buildings to public visits starting Tuesday, January 19.

Are you an artist in search of a steady gig right here in Western Colorado? If so, the Mesa County Library is accepting applications for the 2021 artist in residence program.

Are you experiencing concert withdrawals? Let's face it, 2020 was pretty brutal on the concert lovers. To help you get your fix, the Mesa County Libraries recommend these ten new books featuring contemporary music stars.

Are you cooped up and looking for something fun to do? The Mesa County Libraries would like to teach you how to make Elven Waybread as seen in The Lord of the Rings.

Are you desperate for new reading material? Are you experiencing withdrawals when it comes to the resources of the Mesa County Public Libraries? Reading materials are only a click away with downloadable and streamable media from the Mesa County Libraries.

Are you in need of a little entertainment while social distancing at home? The Mesa County Libraries have created a playlist, and some of the tracks feature local artists.

Neither pandemic, economic crisis, nor isolation can stop our inner poets from expressing themselves. Fortunately, the Mesa County Public Libraries are hosting a poetry contest for teens and adults.

Mesa County teens can connect via Google Hangouts to share what they've been reading, watching, or listening to. "Teen Readers Meetup" happens every Wednesday.

While the Mesa County Public Libraries and the 970West Studio are closed to the public, kids can still enjoy story time three days a week via social media.

There's a "change" coming to the Mesa County Libraries in 2020, and this one affects your wallet.