Family Reading Kits are now available at six Library locations. Featuring four different titles for school-age children and one picture book, the kits include discussion questions to spark lively conversation, related activities, and more staff-recommended titles to keep reading as a family.
Read more about "Start a family book club"This policy outlines the Library's role in civic dialogue and debate, and terms of use for political parties, including during an election.
Read more about "Political Use of Library Space"Annual reports and other publications are available as PDF downloads.
Read more about "Publications"Central Library is located at 800 3 Street SE, directly east of City Hall.
Read more about "However you get here, we've got you covered."Central Library is located at 800 3 Street SE, directly east of City Hall.
Read more about "Take a tour of Central Library to learn about its stories, history, and architectural features."Settle down, baby, it's time for bed! Learn songs and rhymes for bedtime routines and getting ready to sleep.
Read more about "Bath, Book, and Bed"November is Picture Book Month. How many books from this list have you read with your little one?
Read more about "A Picture Book Celebration"Thousands of digitized photographs celebrating the history of Calgary Public Library.
Read more about "Our Story in Pictures"Available for six months each year, the Historian in Residence delivers specialized programs about Calgary's rich past, and meets one-on-one with Library patrons to discuss your history-related questions.
Read more about "Historian in Residence"Glenbow Western Research Centre at the University of Calgary's Taylor Family Digital Library documents the history of Calgary and southern Alberta. Find personal history records, including diaries, letters, and family albums there. The Research Centre has more than 2 million Western Canada photographs from the 1870s – 2000s as well as historical maps and newspapers from Calgary and rural communities.
Read more about "Glenbow Western Research Centre"Browse documents, newspapers, images, microfilm, memorabilia, and audiovisual material pertaining to the history and development of Calgary and Alberta, from pre-history to the present.
Read more about "Calgary’s Story, presented by Walt & Irene DeBoni, at Central Library"