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The Library has received a grant from the Community Spirit Program. We would like to acknowledge the generosity of the Government of Alberta through this grant program. Read the News section for more information on what this grant means to your Library.
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Pete's Picks - All books, all the time. For the book lover who likes their book news current and topical.
SAPL Book Clubs - What we're reading...what we liked...what we didn't like. For book club members and book lovers alike.
SAPL Teen Corner - Check out the hottest new teen titles as well as the latest news from the Teen Advisory Board.
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Adopt-a-Book for Christmas
Are you looking for a unique way to show your Christmas spirit?
Have you got a hard-to-buy-for person on your shopping list?
Looking for something eco-friendly?
Adopt a Book!
A $30 donation makes a book available to thousands of readers! If you wish, you will be placed first in line for the book you adopt. Your donation is tax-deductible and your name (or other inscription) is printed on a bookplate in your "adopted" book. The books are currently on display in the Library. From picture books to the latest best seller, there is something for everyone on your list.
Adopt-a-book is also an excellent way to recognize someone or something special: birthdays, anniversaries, and memorials.
For more information, please call Communications and Fund Development at 780-459-1750.
Christmas Ornaments for Sale
The Friends of the Library have some beautiful handcrafted one-of-a-kind ornaments for sale. These ornaments have been donated by members of the St. Albert Painters Guild, the Friends of the Library and Library staff. If you missed seeing them at the Memories of a Christmas Ornament play, take time to look at the display at the check-out desk and take one home! |
Children's Library
Call the Children's Desk at 780-459-1532 to register for programs.
Wednesday, November 18, 2:00 pm
Thursday, November 19, 6:30 pm
Drop-in Storytime! Stop at the Children's Desk to register 15 minutes in advance for this half hour storytime. This storytime is designed for children 3 to 6 years of age and is a great way to wind down after a busy day. Parents are welcome to join the program.
Saturday, November 21
10:00 to 10:30 am
A,B,C Dinosaurs!
Main Floor Program Room
The dinosaurs disappeared millions of years ago, but this Saturday they are coming back to the library! Join us for 30 minutes of prehistoric fun. Dino-stories, a dino-craft and some special dino-fun for preschool aged dino-children. This program is for kids ages 4-6.
Adult and Young Adult Programs
Call 780-459-1682 to register for any of the following programs.
Thursday, November 17 and/or November 24
Noon - 1:00 pm
Adult Storytimes
Main Floor Program Room
Educator and professional story teller, Tanna Somerfield, will be reading aloud a holiday-inspired selection of short tales while you relax, listen and enjoy your lunch The stories are different each week, so feel free to come to either session or both! Bring your lunch and a friend.
Saturday, November 21 and 28
1:00 - 3:30 pm
Teen Murder Mystery: The Porthole Affair
Main Floor Program Room
NOTE: September 21 is already full. Book soon for the 28th!
A crime has been committed on the RMS Olympic and anyone could have done the deed. Could it have been you? Space is limited in this role-playing who-dun-it so register soon at 780-459-1682 to save your spot!
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