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Practice daily acts of kindness with a social snack.
Unleash your inner geek with reading challenges for all ages.
Sarah Meilleur talks about the Library’s evolving mission and priorities for the future.
Learn about the night sky, practice yoga and meditation, or upgrade your professional skills.
Thursday, December 2, 2021
Celebrate International Volunteer Day with a special virtual concert with this Canadian country roots artist.
Saturday, December 4, 2021
Kids ages 9-12 can come together to put on a virtual theatre production.
Tuesday, December 7, 2021
An entertaining evening of film and discussion with Alberta-based documentary makers.
Wednesday, December 8, 2021
Calgary Institute for the Humanities guides us through a streaming and discussion of the film,…
Tuesday, December 7, 2021
Discover the latest developments in student research efforts at the University of Calgary.
Thursday, December 9, 2021
In partnership with The Camera Store, join us for the launch of George Webber’s latest…
Saturday, December 18, 2021
Visit Memorial Park Library to hear your favourite holiday tunes performed by the Youth Singers…
ALL AGES
Explore women's rights issues across the globe and help encourage activism against gender-based violence.
TO WATCH
To honour all Trans, Two-Spirit, and non-binary people who were victims of hatred and had their lives taken.
FOR KIDS
Help children cope with loss and grief with these stories and guides.
WHAT TO READ
These books and resources celebrate the contributions of Indigenous war heroes.
ALL AGES
From storybooks and graphics to novels and non-fiction, learn more about the Métis people.
READ AND WATCH
Resources about moccasins, traditionally made garments, handcrafted adornments, and modern Indigenous clothing design.
WHAT TO WATCH
These films about wars of the 20th century aim to tell stories that ask viewers to understand the experience of war.
WHAT TO READ
Titles that encourage you to embrace winter and take time to care for all aspects of your wellbeing.
EBOOKS
These sci-fi and fantasy films will immerse you in exciting worlds and stunning visuals.
Adults
For those who love weird, creepy, and out-there scary movies.
All Ages
Ghosts, hauntings, and chilling tales for the Halloween season.
Teens
Summer chills and thrills recommended by Library staff.
eBooks and Audiobooks
Travel the world by reading and listening to these books.
For Babies and Toddlers
Feel the rhythm of language and have fun with these books.
What to Read
These books will engage and delight all ages.
For adults
From pancakes to denim, these books bring the Stampede spirit.
What to Read
Learn more about the culture and context behind Indigenous art.
What to Watch
These underrated films are streaming on Kanopy right now.
What to Read
For foodies of all ages, explore these storybooks and cookbooks featuring Indigenous ingredients.
All Ages
Books that champion resilience, provide practical guidance on how to improve resiliency, and give us all a much needed dose of empathy.
What to Watch
Celebrate Pride Month with films that tell the stories, histories, and lives of LGBTQ+ individuals.
What to Read
Award-winning titles in poetry, drama, fiction, and non-fiction.
All Ages
47 books and movies for kids, teens and adults.
What to Read
This selection of true-crime titles includes stories of murder, mystery, mayhem, and madness.
What to Read
Titles that have influenced or inspired the Calgary musician.
For Adults and Kids
Celebrate strong women.
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.