Marijuana Venture is an in-depth trade publication dedicated to the legal marijuana industry.
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.
Learn the purpose of the land acknowledgment from local Indigenous Elders.
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.
World Mental Health Day is October 10. These memoirs allow us a glimpse of the world that people dealing with mental health issues face.
Mental health is important, finding the right balance can help keep you on track.
You won't believe the authors coming to town for Wordfest... Don't miss these free, pop-up readings and intimate conversations over tea.
Celebrate International Day of the Girl and the 30th anniversary of Roald Dahl's Matilda, with these films featuring brave, strong girls.
This month's recommendations for younger kids from Calgary Public Library.
From costumes and crafts, to pumpkin carving - everything you need to have a fiendishly great time, while looking ghoulishly good.
From November 1 to 4, join us for all our free activities, family storytimes, roving performers, tours, giveaways, and more!
Find out when areas of the current Central Library will be closing, in advance of the move to the new Central Library.
Marje will be leading Architecture Tours of the new Central Library when it opens in November. Meet her and other Library volunteers »
As we move into the new Central Library in East Village, staff, volunteers, and patrons say goodbye to the current building.
