Welcome to LIBROS

LIBROS is New Mexico’s Book Arts Guild offering a variety of inspiration for both traditional and experimental artist’s books. We hold regular meetings on the 1st Saturday of the month, as well as annual and special exhibits.

We welcome new members and guests – please see our Calendar page a full list of upcoming meetings.

2023–2024 series of programs

More details on our Calendar page....

Upcoming LIBROS Events & Programs

Check your Newsletter email for more details.

Saturday, September 7, 2024

Infinity Book/Card x Two
with Jacques and Terry

Jacques and Terry will each be sharing their methods of creating infinity cards. An Infinity card is a card that you can open indefinitely. This type of card is sometimes also called a never ending card. The way you build it allows you to open it in very clever ways.

Check your email for details and a supply list, and RSVP to the presenters.

Saturday, October 5, 2024

How to Make a Clam Shell Box
with Mita Saldana

Saturday, November 2, 2024

Paper & Glass Embellishments
with Anne Engelhart

Saturday, December 7, 2024

Christmas Party and White Elephant Exchange

Saturday, January 4, 2025

Explosion Book 
with Monica Kowal

LIBROS Facebook Page

Please Like the LIBROS page on Facebook for upcoming news & events: Facebook/LIBROS New Mexico Book Arts Guild

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* LOCATION *

LIBROS meets on the 1st Saturday from 9am to 12 noon (unless noted).

9:00–9:30 Social Time
9:30–10:00 Show & Tell
10:00 Meeting begins.

LOCATION as of AUGUST 2023:

Manzano Mesa Center
501 Elizabeth SE
Albuquerque, NM 87123
505-275-87123
[Google maps]

Members receive a detailed email Newsletter with upcoming programs, Zoom links, and materials required listings. So Join today!

Book Lending Library
Library List by Title (PDF)
Library List by Author (PDF)
Collaborative Books (PDF)

Lists updated 9-2018.

Read more about the LIBROS Book Lending Library on our Calendar or Newsletter pages.

Bookbinding Kit (PDF)

Don’t leave home without your bookbinding kit! Remember that many of our meetings are “hands-on” and the best way to learn new techniques is to try them yourself!