Programs for Kids and Teens
Kids and teens can try something new during March break, or sign up for programs that can help with schoolwork or boosting creativity.
Library Programs
Register for hundreds of free classes this spring.
Choose from hundreds of options to keep kids engaged during school breaks, programs to help adults grow personally and professionally, and activities that are fun for everyone!
Registration for most programs opens Monday, February 10 at 10:00 am.
Additional registration dates:
Tuesday, February 11 at 10:00 am: Reading Buddies, Code Club, Story PALS, codeTEEN, Coding Buddies, ELL School Success, and FIRST LEGO League.
Wednesday, February 12 at 10:00 am: Busy Bookworms, 1-2-3 Count with Me, A-B-C: You and Me, Words and Wiggles, Learn English Storytime
Thursday, February 13 at 10:00 am: Baby Rhyme Time
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There are three easy ways to register for programs.
You need a valid Library card for each person attending the program.
- Register online
- Call 403.260.2620
- Visit your local Library
Spring Program Highlights
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Kids
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Families
Programs for Families
Parents, caregivers, and children can learn, play, and try new activities together with these spring programs.
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Adults
Learning and Enrichment Opportunities
Choose from hundreds of free programs to help you grow personally and professionally.
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Newcomers
ESL & Newcomer Programs
Get settled in Calgary with these programs for ESL learners and people new to Canada.
What's the difference between a registered and drop-in program?
Some Library programs require registering in advance and some programs do not, meaning you can drop in and join. Programs that require registration have a blue Register button.
If the program is full, you will see a blue button that says Put me on a wait list. Drop-in programs say Registration Not Required. To attend, simply show up at the Library location on the date and time listed.
Partner-Presented Programs
We are always looking for dynamic presenters to bring their expertise to different Library programs. Are you passionate and knowledgeable about a specific subject? Consider hosting a partner-presented program!
Programs presented at the Library must be high quality, accessible, inclusive, relevant, open to the public, and aligned with the Library’s strategic direction and current priorities.