SERVICES

YES! SGPL is currently open and accessible to the public. The library is open and we would love to see you! However, we will continue to offer Curbside Services for those that prefer this option. Please call 780-962-4423 ext. 0 to pick up your items and/or enquire about what online and/or in-person programs and services are available. In response to Step 2 of the Alberta Public Health Measures, most restrictions impacting public libraries have been lifted. We will not require patrons to we...

SGPL has reopened! However, you can still collect your items using Curbside Pickup. Please call 780-962-4423 to pick up your items. Please note: there are no services available on Mondays. Curbside Pick Up Hours How Does Curbside Pickup Work? When you're in the library parking lot call 780-962-4423. Our staff will ask for your library card number and check out items for you. A staff member will bring your items to you outside. Please wear a mask when picking up your items. We are excited to o...

Get a library card! If you live in Spruce Grove, Parkland County, or any Yellowhead Regional Library municipality, you are eligible for a FREE TRAC card from SGPL. **Applicants under 18 must have a parent or legal guardian register on their behalf** To get your card please visit the library with a government-issued ID and proof of address. Ex) Alberta driver's license, or passport and mail with your name on it. Please phone (780-962-4423) or email (library@sgpl.ca) us if you have special circ...

We have a wide variety of Books, DVDs, Blu-Rays, Audiobooks, CDs, and Video Games to borrow. Check out our special collections and kits for even more: Did you know? You can borrow a TransAlta Tri Leisure Centre Pass from SGPL! This is a very popular item so contact us and request a hold. Each pass is for 4 people and has a borrowing period of 1 week. Overdue fines are $1/day due to high demand. We now have 6 passes to loan out.

SGPL has 12 Public Computers with Microsoft Office and Internet Access. How to Access: Our public computers are located in public areas shared by library users of all ages, backgrounds, and sensitivities. SGPL prohibits use of its workstations for illegal activity and inappropriate behaviour as outlined in the Code of Conduct. SGPL offers FREE unlimited wireless internet accessible from your laptop, tablet or phone. Get online! Please be aware that when you use any wireless connection it is po...

B&W $0.25/page Colour $0.50/page Scan to email for free 1. From your smartphone or tablet, go here to access PrintSpots Directory and you will find Spruce Grove Library listed and instructions how to send a print job. 2. From your laptop or computer, go here to land directory on our PrintSpots Directory page. 3. Download the PrinterOn app available for iOS and Android; once downloaded, follow the set up instructions to connect to the library printers. 4. Send or forward an email with the a...

SGPL is the place with the space for you! Here you can conduct your next business meeting and inspire your organization and the community. Room restrictions: To book your space: A) please email your room rental inquiry to administration@sgpl.ca B) Once your date has been confirmed, our Administrative Team will forward you a room rental package. Please be sure to review, fill out and submit the Room Rental Contract. Meeting Room A Meeting Room B Meeting Room C Program Room

Discover a Whole Lot of Library SGPL is so much more than books and buildings. So get to know us even better with a tour. Library tours are free, available for any group or organization, and right for everyone, of any age. Find out what goes on behind the scenes. Where do the books go once you put them in the bookdrop? Do you have a question you've been dying to ask about the Tech Bowl or our Summer Reading Club? From public workstations and to expert knowledge, amazing programs and epic specia...

How does it work? Patron inspired collections. You get to personalize our collection with your tastes by selecting new books, movies, games, music etc. Get a discount. Purchase new materials through the library at 40% off the retail price. You receive a charitable tax receipt for your generosity. Get it first. Be the first person to borrow the new items when they are added to our collection. Back on the stacks. After you are done enjoying the sponsored item, return it to us and it becomes...

A print disability is a learning, physical or visual disability that prevents a person from reading conventional print. More specifically, a print disability can be a: To register with these organizations, you will need a current library card. Once registered, you can access these additional resources: For assistance registering for these services, call 780-962-4423 (ext. '103') or email reference@sgpl.ca

If we don't have the item that you're looking for we can request it from one of these 150+ libraries. If you're traveling or live close to two or three different libraries you can also use your SGPL library card to visit any of those TRAC libraries to browse and borrow items at your leisure. This is perfect for people who work and live in different communities or frequently visit family and friends across Alberta. Can't find what you need in TRAC? Try alberta.relaisd2d.com this website checks e...

We have a great number of board games and card games available for in-house enjoyment!* You can find games for all ages. *A selection of board games are now available to borrow via TRAC with a valid library card. In addition to borrowing video games, you can play them in house! Come and enjoy our PS4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch games at the library!

Come by the library and meet Kitty Choi, a Community Connector and facilitator of the Dementia Connection Project. She is available to assist Older Adults (59+) and able to help with information and resource navigation to support families and community members of any age experiencing dementia. Learn more on the WestView Primary Care Network's website. Link In partnership with WestView Primary Care Network WestView Primary Care Network 101-505 Queen St Spruce Grove, Alberta Phone: (780) 960-...

Now is the time to become a part of SGPL's book sharing movement! Little Free Libraries are popping up with small collections of donated books throughout the city. When you see one, all you have to do is take a book that interests you and read it! It's that simple. You can then return it to a Little Free Library, one of the Tri-region's libraries, or pass it along to a friend. Current locations in Spruce Grove include: *Managed in partnership with Stony Plain Public Library, and Parkland County ...

Have you ever been curious about downloading e-books from the library? Do you love audiobooks but hate fumbling with multiple CD’s? Let us help you learn about all the resources the library has to offer on any device! Drop in at the Information Desk or fill out this tech help form to book an appointment. Please let us know if you have any questions by emailing us at Reference@sgpl.ca Click on the links below and discover the apps that you can take along wherever you go. cloudLibrary &n...

"Our Canadian Heritage Through Play" are themed kits that bundle together sets of resources, including a doll, selection of books and accessories for the doll that fit the character or province/region of the kit. These kits offer parents and caregivers the opportunity to share stories and the love of reading with children. They encourage lively interaction with theme-based books, dolls and accessories. Embrace our rich Canadian culture and heritage. Come check them out in the Children’s A...

Learn 2 Drive kits help you prepare for your learner's license test! Includes a learner's license prep kit, traffic tiles, traffic signs, and a USB drive.

Bibliotherapy kits are a collection of therapeutic books, magazines, DVDs, and brochures covering a variety of health and wellness topics. Each kit comes in an easy to carry case, and is easy to use. Come on in and check them out, or place a hold below! Download brochure. Please feel free to share with families, caregivers and other community members.

Literacy Backpacks offer parents and caregivers the opportunity to share stories and the love of reading with children. They encourage lively interaction with theme-based books, puppets, games and activities. Come check them out in the children’s section of the library! Download brochure. Please feel free to share this information with other families and caregivers. Kits available to borrow*: Also our NEW Physical Literacy Kit

*These items are exclusively available to cardholders of the Spruce Grove Public Library Sensory Items provide fun games, activities, that teach children about various topics. They also provide great support for families and children living with disabilities. Please see our catalog. We also have sensory backpacks, which explore five categories: Auditory: Focus on developing auditory skills (listening, matching sounds, recognizing both soft and loud sounds). Tactile: Focus on becoming accustome...

Do you remember our extensive board game and card game collection that you could enjoy in-house when visiting the library? Well these games are coming to you! Games will be available to borrow and take home to enjoy with your family (loan period: 2 weeks) in the safety and convenience of your own home. This initial collection will grow to encompass more games as we add to it. Grab one off the shelf or place a hold below through TRAC and pick them up in-person/curbside pickup!

We've got a whole new array of kits you can enjoy! Want to try sewing? Learn a new language or musical instrument? Try ghost hunting? Or get active with your family? Well we've got Gadgets and Gizmos aplenty! Kits will be available to borrow and take home to enjoy with your family (loan period: 3 weeks) in the safety and convenience of your own home. This initial collection will grow to encompass more kits to explore a variety of themes and learn new skills. Grab one off the shelf or place...

This kit is designed to teach greater awareness about Radon. For more information please visit www.ab.lung.ca/radon Each kit comes with the radon device, coiled booklet of instructions and a survey. Please complete the survey when you return the kit to the library. Can we place holds on the kit? Yes, between the months of October - April, the kits are available in the TRACpac catalogue to borrow. The best time to detect Radon in Alberta is in the Winter. Only members of the Yellowhead Regional L...