Join us for our 70th Anniversary Celebration!

You’re invited to join us for an evening of celebration!

Take a trip down memory lane with us as we explore where the Library has been, celebrate how far we’ve come, and discover where we’re headed next.

The evening will be filled with interactive activities, creative crafting, plenty of opportunities to learn, and, most importantly… cake!

We’d love for you to join us as we celebrate the library, its past, and its exciting future.

Wednesday, October 7th from

6:00pm - 8:00pm.

LIBRARY CLOSED

Wednesday, September 30th

National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

Truth and Reconciliation Booklist

NEW!

The Palace Project

With record-high demand for eBooks and eAudiobooks, we have launched a new option for accessing eMaterials. Palace brings most of the eBooks and eAudiobooks from the existing collection to one location with thousands of new additional titles.

Loyal to Libby? No problem. Want to try something new? Download the app and start exploring the collection!

More info here!

Print, Copy and Scan Update!

We've upgraded our system for all printer related tasks. We've installed a tablet next to the printer with easy to follow steps for printing, copying, and scanning.

Learn about printing here

Foyer Gallery

ON NOW

September 22 - November 16

Opening Reception & Artist Demo

Monday Oct 5th, 5:00pm - 8:00pm

Philip Bateman

Many Such Things Will Present Themselves

Working primarily in 35mm digital or film and medium format film, his work is largely observational, focusing on detail, texture and abstraction of natural elements.

Mathias Horne

Wildlife and Connection

Mathias Horne is a Canadian wildlife painter based in Squamish, British Columbia, working in large-scale acrylic portraiture. Many of his largest works are painted at true-to-life scale, allowing the subject to occupy the same physical space as the viewer.

Ruby Bryan:

RB Pottery

The Art of Functionality

The exhibit showcases a variety of techniques used in ceramics. A mixture of glazed, marbled clay and Raku fired pieces. The focus is on creating functional ceramic pieces that blur the line between art and utility.