One hundred years, one hundred stories. As part of the library's centennial celebration next year, we are currently seeking submissions for Indie-Lethbridge 2019. This second year collection will be composed of stories written by Southern Alberta authors, or set in the same area. 

We are pleased to announce the library will now be accepting children's materials and music albums as part of this collection. Anyone interested in making a submission can fill out the form below and either email the form to indie@lethlib.ca or return it to any library service counter.

Friday Night Films

January 18     RBG   (2018, 98 MIN., G)
A timely and effective documentary about the exceptional life and career of U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. 

January 25     Colette (2018, 111 min., 14A)
Transplanted from rural France to Paris, Colette is pushed by her writer husband to write novels under his name.   Upon their success she fights to make her talents known.  The film stars Keira Knightley.

Showtime:  7:00 pm - Theater Gallery - Main Branch - Admission  free

Date: January 23 & 24, 2018 at 7:00p.m.
Venue: Theatre Gallery (Main Branch)

The Climate Horizon: A Lecture by Gwynne Dyer

When you talk to the people at the sharp end of the climate business, there is an air of suppressed panic in many of the conversations. We are not going to get through this without taking a lot of casualties, if we get through it at all.
 
This is the biggest crisis human beings have ever faced, and overcoming it will require an unprecedented level of global cooperation. But there may be a way through it.

UPDATE: No-fee tickets for this event are now available, with a limit of 4 tickets per person.
Overflow tickets previously picked up for the January 24 event may be exchanged for January 23, but must be returned in order to exchange. Due to the popularity of this event, exchange of tickets is not guaranteed.

Only the January 24 event will also be live streamed into the Community Meeting Room.

We're looking for D&D Dungeon Masters!

Starting in February, we'll be hosting a teen Dungeons & Dragons program - and we need your help!  If you have experience as a DM (even just a little bit) you can apply to help teens learn to play the game.  Volunteer DMs can be teens or adults - just fill out the form to let us know you're interested.