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The library is delighted to welcome Anna Marie Sewell as our 2025 Writer in Residence! She'll be with us from January through May, sharing her expertise through programs and one-on-one consultations.
Anna Marie has chosen the twin themes…
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Cost $5 per person
Enjoy a fun afternoon talking about books and making art! You’ll spend the first hour discussing The Laundryman's Boy by Edward Y.C. Lee with library staff, then head to the Gallery@501 Art Studio to create an ink and…
For grades 5 - 12.
No costumes, no props, no memorizing lines—just fun! Develop your reading, self-expression and public speaking skills in this no-pressure theatre club, where you’ll learn how to present dramatic readings of written…
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Meet new people and enjoy lively discussions featuring a variety of entertaining and diverse reads. We'll be discussing Girl Waits With Gun by Amy Stewart.
Everyone is welcome whether or not you've read this month's book. A limited number of…
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For ages 3 and up with an adult, siblings of other ages welcome.
Ahoy, matey! Raise anchor and set sail with Joe for a pirate adventure! The Joe Show brings a mixture of side-splitting illusions, puppetry and interactive entertainment to…
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For ages 3 and up with an adult, siblings of other ages welcome.
Ahoy, matey! Raise anchor and set sail with Joe for a pirate adventure! The Joe Show brings a mixture of side-splitting illusions, puppetry and interactive entertainment to…
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Celebrate World Storytelling Day this March with us. Join enthusiastic oral storytellers as they share tales tall and true! Lend an ear or tell your own story among friends. Powered by Storytelling Alberta Strathcona and hosted by the…
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Join your peers to celebrate or commiserate as you work through the early stages of a literary career. This discussion group is designed for a range of writers: from those seeking their first publication credit all the way to those who are…
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Drop-in, no registration required.Held at South Cooking Lake Community Hall
Session runs from 1:00-2:00 pm with a question & answer to follow.
James Williams, Husqvarna Rep at Xtreme Marine & Wye's Guys, will give this…
For grades 5 - 12.
No costumes, no props, no memorizing lines—just fun! Develop your reading, self-expression and public speaking skills in this no-pressure theatre club, where you’ll learn how to present dramatic readings of written…
For grades 3 - 6.
Join us as we discuss great reads from our monthly theme. Pick a book related to the theme, enjoy fun activities and make new friends.
Monthly Themes:
April: Nifty Non-fictionMay: Reads from Around the GlobeThe library is delighted to welcome Anna Marie Sewell as our 2025 Writer in Residence! She'll be with us from January through May, sharing her expertise through programs and one-on-one consultations.
Anna Marie has chosen the twin themes…
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Meet new people and enjoy lively discussions featuring a variety of entertaining and diverse reads. We'll be discussing The Elephant on Karlův Bridge by Thomas Trofimuk.
Everyone is welcome whether or not you've read this month's book. A…
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Celebrate National Poetry Month with a delightful afternoon of poetry, hosted by Writer in Residence Anna Marie Sewell and featuring two local poets, Don Perkins and Kayleigh Cline. An open mic session will be included for those who are…
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Presented by Strathcona County Community Safety Educators. Session runs from 1:00-2:00 with a question & answer to follow.Rural communities can deal more effectively with large-scale emergencies by planning and preparing for emergencies…
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For grades 7 - 12.
Celebrate National Poetry Month by creating blackout poetry, with the option to display your work in the library and participate in our contest. Prizes up for grabs!
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For grades 1 - 3, parents welcome.
We know that birds sing, but did you know that many other animals sing too? Writer in Residence Anna Marie Sewell will show us that, if you listen closely, all of nature has a song to sing, and it can…
Quiet Book Club offers a tranquil alternative for book lovers who enjoy the idea of a book club, but often scramble to finish the book or don’t want the pressure of conversation. Bring whatever book you’re reading and spend an uninterrupted…
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Join Writers in Residence Rhonda Parrish and Anna Marie Sewell for a discussion about something they have both made a central tenet of their career -- collaboration. Working with other creators can unlock new potential and possibilities in…
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For grades 1 - 6, parents welcome.
Learn all about bats and the important role they play in Alberta’s wildlife environment with biologist Cory Olson.
Please register each adult and child attending.