Enjoy a vibrant four-day celebration of Calgary’s cultural and musical landscape, held as part of Alberta Culture Days.
Read more about "Cultural Trilogy: Empowering the Music Industry Through Culture & Collaboration"Louise Riley Library opened in 1959 in the northwest community of Hounsfield Heights-Briar Hill and has been a community hub ever since. It was named after Louise Riley, a beloved children’s librarian and author. Riley became well-known as the “story lady” for her popular children’s Story Hour sessions, broadcast weekly on radio airwaves starting in 1943.
Read more about "History of Louise Riley Library"Work first began on Saddletowne Library in 2009, when the North East Centre of Community applied for a permit to construct a dedicated community space in their neighbourhood. The groundbreaking ceremony for what would become the Genesis Centre was held on June 23, 2009.
Read more about "History of Saddletowne Library"Get ideas for play-based activities that teach foundational literacy and numeracy skills.
Read more about "Top Tips to Get Ready for Kindergarten"Learn about ice rescue with this game.
Read more about "Ice Rescue Activity "Access free mental health and recovery support, health information, and referrals to services.
Read more about "Anything troubling you? We can help."The Library is more than just a collection of books; we're your trusted guides to a world of stories. Whether you're a seasoned reader or just starting out, our curated recommendations will lead you to your next great read. So, sit back, relax, and let us be your companions on your literary adventure.
Read more about "Your journey starts here"Have an Oscar-themed movie night by streaming these past winners and nominees for free with your library card on Kanopy!
Read more about "Make It an Oscar Movie Night"Whether you are looking for tools to actively identify and oppose racism or want to read the lived experiences of others, this list will provide a widespread look at the effects of systemic racism and oppression.
Read more about "Anti-Racism Reads"Drop in to the Library to get support from newcomer-serving organizations. Meet with staff for needs assessment and referrals, language training, child support, education and skills training, employment, community connections and more.
Read more about "Central Library Hours"Create a professional-quality resume in 3 simple steps. This is a good starting place for people building their resume.
Read more about "Cypress Resume"Adrian’s research and subsequent writings have formed foundational documents on Indigenous homelessness in Calgary and Edmonton. Published internationally, he has educated tens of thousands of individuals about Aboriginal Peoples’ history, culture, and protocols as an Educator, Executive Director, and Elder. A personal highlight for Adrian was providing cultural guidance and expertise to the Canadian, French, and Belgian governments for the 2005 Aboriginal Calling Home Ceremony.
Read more about "Adrian"The Historian in Residence is a six-month paid residency supporting researchers in any genre related to the social, cultural, and built history of Calgary, Treaty 7 and Métis Nation Battle River Territory, Nose Hill Métis District 5, and Elbow Métis District 6.They deliver free programs, offer mentorship, and curate an exhibit at Central Library.Presented in partnership with Heritage Calgary.
Read more about "Chat about Calgary's past."These sensory activities can all be done with household items. Plus, who doesn't love getting a little messy?
Read more about "Three Activities for Preschoolers Who Love to Paint"A long-standing volunteer, Library donor Maureen has helped many young readers develop strong reading comprehension skills and discover the magic of reading.
Read more about "School-aged kids explore and learn in the Questionarium."