Exercises, tickles, knee bounces, nursery rhymes, songs, and books for babies up to 18 months and their caregivers.

Stories and songs for preschool children and their caregivers. Drop-in children’s programs start at 10:00 am in the Friends Place Meeting Room. Siblings are welcome!

Once every six week, guest readers from the Ability Resource Centre come to this program.

 Come create with library Lego! Families are encouraged to create together. Everyone is welcome!

 Have fun playing afterschool at this self-directed drop-in program!
Mondays: Lego
Tuesdays: Board Games
Wednesdays: Puzzles
Thursday: Colouring
Fridays: Toys

January 10, 2019
Second Thursday of the Month at 7 p.m.
Upper North Wing Public Area (Main Branch)

The Joy of Cookbooks: Healthy Eating
We’ll discuss your favorite cookbooks, share recipes you’ve tried and loved, and celebrate your cooking achievements while commiserating over the not-so-successful attempts. We’ll also highlight cookbook themes, host guest speakers and participate in special epicurean activities. Find your culinary inspiration in the library’s extensive cookbook collection!

A new book from Citizens for Public Justice’s Joe Gunn features interviews with ten key people who have been active in social justice struggles across Canada for many years. How did Christians from varied ecumenical backgrounds work together to help end apartheid, admit refugees from Chile and Indochina, defend Indigenous Peoples’ rights, promote economic justice, and more?

Joe will be sharing the stories in his book as well as how Christian activism is involved in anti-poverty work, eco-justice and refugee rights. His book will be available for purchase at the event.

Presented in partnership with the Southern Alberta Council on Public Affairs.