Nancy Pearl, the bestselling author and renowned librarian who has her own action figure, is coming to Calgary.
In this new novel from acclaimed local author, Rona Altrows, a series of letters tells a bigger story about fierce friendship and setting...
Join us as we celebrate International Jazz Day with Jazz YYC and special guests.
Métis author and literacy champion David Bouchard’s powerful presentation looks at how our stories can heal and connect us as a community.
Our Book Discussion Groups are great ways to connect with book lovers and find fantastic new reads.
Join artists Ian and Samuel every Tuesday for live art demonstrations.
In Mother Earth Living magazine, find information on the traditional uses of plants, recipes on healthy food, and much more!
The May – June issue of Library Connect is now available at your library and online.
Embark on a math quest! Explore the library while you complete fun numeracy challenges that support what you learn in school.
In honour of National Poetry Month, we present some of the most exciting, brave, and profound work from all over Canada.
These groundbreaking docs address a variety of ethical problems and shine their spotlights on a host of fascinating experiences.
Surreal and subversive dark humour with a supernatural flair. These twisted tales would make the residents of Night Vale proud.
Cinema and digital culture collide in these films and TV shows for technophiles and technophobes alike.
Tired of singing "Wheels on the Bus"? These albums for families will add new music to your repertoire.
No matter what your age, it's hard to resist the classic songs of the past. From the 50s to the 90s, revisit the hits (and some memories).
Share your Library Story by April 30 and enter to win a $100 Lukes Drug Mart gift card and a Library Store prize pack.
Nellie and Norma are two of the Library's longest-serving volunteers, with a combined total of nearly 88 years of helping Calgarians.
Access self-directed lessons, quizzes, live tutors, movies, music with lyrics, and pronunciation analysis, with courses for adults and kids.
As a little kid in the 1980s, I had assumed public libraries only existed on television — that they were part of a dream world that was…
