The 2019 Adult Summer Reading Club runs from July 2 - September 2. The rules this year are simple: 

1. Read a book.
2. Rate the book (bookmarks are available at all library service desks).
3. Drop off your ballot for a chance to win a prize.

Prizes will be drawn every three weeks, with a grand prize draw at the end of the summer. This year's fabulous prizes include: 

Three Week Draw Prizes

• Four Game Flex Passes to the Lethbridge Hurricanes (2)
• Passes to Escape from LA (4)
• $50 Gift Card to Underground Escape
• $20 Gift Card to Penny Coffee House
• $15 Gift Card to Bootsma Bakery
• $25 Gift Card to Tops Pizza
• $20 Gift Card to Bridge Pizza

Grand Prizes

• Echo Dot/Fire Stick Bundle (Amazon)
• Kindle Fire 7HD (4)
• Team Signed Hockey Sticks from the Lethbridge Hurricanes w/2 adult tickets (2)

Date: July 17, 2019 at 7:00p.m.
Venue: Main Branch (Theatre Gallery)

Tracks
(2013, 113min, PG)

Tracks tells the incredible true story of Robyn Davidson (Mia Wasikowska), a young woman who in 1977 undertook a perilous solo trek across 1,700 miles of stunning Australian outback.

Abandoning city life, Robyn arrives in Alice Springs and declares her ambition to cross the desert to the Indian Ocean to the amusement of the locals. However after months of camping out and working on a camel farm people begin to take her seriously. A chance meeting with National Geographic photographer Rick Smoland (Adam Driver) provides her with the necessary financing for her expedition under the condition that he be allowed to photograph parts of her journey for the magazine. With only her dog and four unpredictable camels for company, she embarks on an inspiring and life changing journey of self-discovery.

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2030: Climate Change Solutions for Lethbridge and Southern Alberta
Dr. Joe Vipond, CAPE Board Member, Calgary  
James Byrne, PhD, Professor, University of Lethbridge

Monday, July 22 at 7:00 PM,   Main Branch: Theatre Gallery

The world truly is in a climate change emergency. Climate change solutions expertise and technology is in demand, and that demand will grow rapidly in the coming years. Southern Alberta is well-positioned to provide the expertise and technology the world needs.
Join us for a conversation about how southern Alberta can make a big contribution to climate change solutions locally and globally.
Light refreshments will be served.

Ever wanted to be on the radio?
Come to our week of workshops!

Join presenters from CKXU to learn about community radio, then write ads, record shows, and go live on the air! If you’re in grades 7-12, we want your voices!   The camp runs July 29 through August 1 at The Crossings Branch.

• Fill out the registration form now!

Note: some of the sessions will be held at the University of Lethbridge, in the CKXU studios.