Learn about how you can raise a reader, get tips on packing lunches and easy recipes to become your meal-planning weapons!
The Advocate keeps you involved and informed on everything that’s important to you in LGBTQ+ news, politics, culture and entertainment.
Kids ages 10 – 14 can bring their math assignments and receive help from trained volunteers.
Curious about web design? Learn the language of code and create your own websites.
Enjoy a look at the contemporary applications of one of psychology’s most important theories with A Theory of Cognitive Dissonance.
Celebrate inclusion and diversity with our fun and glamourous storytime, led by local drag queens and kings. Supported by ATB Financial.
Learn about different options in child care, how those choices impact your child, access to subsidies, and questions to ask providers.
Brush up your resume, cover letter, and interview skills with one-on-one help with an HR professional.
SAY Magazine is a lifestyle magazine published by and for Indigenous people in North America. Read it now in Flipster.
This month's recommendations for kids from Calgary Public Library.
Check out these popular science eBooks in honour of Beakerhead, Calgary's festival at the crossroads of art, science and engineering.
Celebrate the Calgary International Film Festival by watching these thought-provoking movies on the Library's digital movie platform Kanopy.
With the abundance of summer drawing to a close, preserve some of the freshness and flavour with these food preservation tips and…
Get some great tips on what to do with the fall harvest from your garden, and start planning your vegetable garden for next year!
You'll daydream away on the good ship lollipop while listening to these sweet nostalgic songs about your favourite confections.
Golden tickets have been hidden across the Library system. Find one for an exclusive tour of the new Central Library!
Calgary’s oldest Library and its surrounding park were granted special status as a national historic site earlier this year. On Thursday,…
Visitors will be able to learn from Nicole Wolf, Artist in Residence, and Kevin Allen, Historian in Residence, at the new Central Library.
