COVID-19 Updates
Updates on the Library's response to COVID-19 and available services through the temporary closure.
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Connect, learn, and engage — we have hundreds of upcoming events for all ages.
See the calendarConnect, learn, and engage — we have hundreds of upcoming events for all ages.
See the calendar
All month
Online programs, community discussions, staff-curated reading lists, digital resources, and videos of incredible Black Albertans.
All Month
Explore the outdoor festival and Library resources that will help celebrate this chilly month.
February 1 — May 15
Kids and adults compete in reading and creative challenges to earn badges and win prizes.
February 21 — 27
The national initiative to promotes literacy, tolerance, knowledge, free expression and love of reading among…
Friday, March 5 and Saturday, March 6
Hear stories from immigrant artists and discover artforms, styles and cultural backgrounds.
Tuesday, March 9, 2021
A panel discussion about domestic violence before and during COVID-19.
Wednesday, March 10, 2021
Dr. Muessig discusses her book that looks at the phenomenon of stigmata in premodern Christianity.
Thursday, March 18, 2021
The astrophysical origin of cosmic rays is beginning to be understood.
Individuals and groups can submit requests to meet with an Elder or Knowledge Keeper.
Let us know your reading preferences and our staff will hand-pick a selection of great…
Chat with a career coach for help with your job search, resume building, interview skills…
Call to access free mental health and addictions support, health information, and referral to services.
Books for Kids
These books were challenged at school and public libraries. Freedom to Read Week is February 21 — 27. Decide for yourself if they have a place on your family's bookshelf.
What to Read
From picture books and memoirs to novels and short story collections, these books by Indigenous authors celebrate love for all ages.
What to Read
Books to help take time to care for your own space, and your mental and physical health.
What to Read
These 18 books give words of hope and inspiration in an unprecedented year which left many of us speechless.
What to Read
Authors and artists from Treaty 7 to across Turtle island show the resilient spirit and imagination of Indigenous peoples.
What to Read
Some of the most exciting novels from 2020 by Canadian authors.
What to Read
Grab a cup of hot chocolate, a blanket, and one of these great reads.
What to watch
Ideas for what to watch with kids.
What to Listen To
A playlist of mellow music.