PROGRAMS

Day Name Description Time Other Info Jan 6-May 31 Activities available daily, with new content changed weekly! Super Tuesdays Spruce Grove and Stony Plain Public Libraries are partnering with Entwistle Public Library, Alberta Parenting for the Future, Parkland School Division, and Spruce Grove and Stony Plain Family & Community Support Services to bring you SUPER TUESDAYS: fun and diverse info sessions. View the full list of monthly activities HERE. ...

Programs will resume in January! Day Name Description Ages Time Other Info

Programs will resume in January! Day Name Description Ages Time Other Info Learn about climate change and how you can reduce your impact on the environment from our friends at the Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society (CPAWS). CPAWS is Canada’s voice for wilderness, and they have played a significant role in the history of conservation in Canada and have helped to create over two-thirds of Canada’s protected areas.

SGPL strives to support home educators and offers the specialized library services outlined below: SGPL has a vast collection of multi-format materials (here and throughout the TRAC library system) as well as reliable academic eResources such as TumbleBooks, Early World of Learning, World Book Online, Solaro homework help, and Lynda learning courses. SGPL staff enjoy sharing their love of our library and all that it offers during library tours and instructional workshops. To book a tour of the...

Day Name Description Time Other Info Sat/Sun/Mon/Fri 1:00–5:00pm Tue/Wed/Thu 1:00–8:00pm *Based on availability Wednesdays Jan 9-May 29 Write Night Whether you are an avid writer or just want to learn more, come join our collaborative and supportive adult writing club! These programs are presented in partnership with Alberta Health Services. Join a Speech Language Pathologist-Assistant and other parents to learn more about...

We invite you to visit us and finish your novel during our designated writing days in November. We will provide coffee, computer access, and a quiet space for you to focus and write. The average novel has 250-300 words per page. If you plan to write 500 words an hour for 25 hours a week, you can write 50 000 words in 4 weeks!! Use the hashtag #NaNoWriMo, and tag SGLibrary in your tweet, Instagram photo, or Facebook post:

Are you a reading enthusiast? SGPL invites you to be part of our virtual reading community where you can connect with other readers online. Don't have internet access or a device? We have free WiFi and computer access. Visit us today! *All materials will be available in print and online through our eResources. Did you attend? Let us know how we did.

Freedom to Read Week is an annual event that encourages Canadians to think about and reaffirm their commitment to intellectual freedom, which is guaranteed them under the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. For further information and how else you can participate: Freedom to Read Week There will be more read alouds coming in 2019! We read aloud from one of this year's book picks: "A Boy Called Bat" by Elana K. Arnold. Read with us on our YouTube channel. You can find us on our YouTube channel: ...

Our Innovation Lab is a tech lab for all where we promise to make technology available to all community members. We encourage you to come explore the technology we have to offer, or team up with a buddy to create and innovate inside this safe and inclusive space! Looking for information about our 3D printer? It's just a click away... *Closed Mondays, Sundays, and Statutory Holidays

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Write a kind note and leave it in a book. It is that simple to spread some kindness this week. Show the library some L-O-V-E! Let us know what you love best about the library and we will display the lovely hearts for everyone to see. Pick a colour of paper, trace the heart with the stencil, decorate, cut and done. Be sure to check out our white board by the Innovation Lab to see all the complete hearts. This month is Black History month. Head to the circulation desk to learn a more.

We invite you to participate in this facilitated, safe, and inclusive all-things-Pokémon program designed for children 7-12 years old. Although kids who are 12 years old can be in the library on their own, those aged 7-11 must be accompanied by a caregiver. Join us EVERY Tuesday from 6:30-7:30PM. Programs will resume in January. If you are not able to attend, check out this month's digital feature, Floette Float!, at any time and from any where on the official Pokemon Company Internation...

January 15th - May 21st Every other Tuesday 6:30-7:30pm Ages 13-17. FREE! Drop-in. Weekly themes may be subject to change based on teen attendee preferences. Did you attend? Let us know how we did.