Recent trends in theoretical & collaborative archaeology force a rethinking of the nature of early or alternative urbanisms. Cahokia was the largest Mississippian-era instance of...
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Read more about "Take your Library out into the world"Join Emmy-nominated Trumpeter and Vocalist Benny Benack III one of the most in-demand touring artists in the Jazz world, with a never-ending intercontinental schedule that...
Read more about "JazzYYC music workshop with Benny Benack III"Stream this documentary about the Library’s experiences of meeting the challenges of COVID-19.
Read more about "The Library During COVID"Celebrate Women's History Month by reading one of the most powerful archetypes women can be: witches.
Read more about "The Witches They Could Not Burn"Titles to inspire readers in grades K – 3 to be kind, patient, and strong.
Read more about "Books for Our Best Selves"Since 2008, archaeology and geoscience has played an increasingly leading role in understanding and providing physical evidence of what transpired during the Holocaust. Join Paul...
Read more about "Archaeology of the Holocaust: Escape Tunnels, Extermination Camps, and Geophysics"May 31 at 9:30 am: Grades 4 – 6 can learn how to use syllables, rhymes and repetition to write more musically.
Read more about "Writing Rhythmically and Musically"Bunny (aka Brian Batista) has been involved in Calgary’s fine arts and animation scene for over two decades. He cofounded the Calgary Underground Film Festival and owns and operates a classical art school called Atelier Artists in cSPACE.
Read more about "Bunny"Patti Edgar is the author of "Anna Analyst." She holds an MFA in Creative Writing from the University of British Columbia, and teaches at Mount Royal University and the Alexandra Writers’ Centre Society.
Read more about "Patti Edgar"Vanja is a Canadian illustrator, designer, and art educator known for her colourful and whimsical style. Her portfolio includes children's books and toys, public art, and commercial art. She teaches illustration workshops at her Kensington studio.
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