On display from March 29 – May 9, 2026, in The Sunroom at Central Library, Jipijka'm Skin, by Diane Langevin.
Books by Map – A Walking Tour Through the Halifax Regional Municipality
Take a unique walk through your own neighbourhood with true stories, recipes, and poetry from across the Halifax Regional Municipality.
Quiz: Take Your Shot at Heated Rivalry Trivia
How well do you know Heated Rivalry? Step onto the ice and test your knowledge of this fan-favourite hockey romance.
A Day in the Life of a Victoria General Nursing Student, 1893: An Historical Fiction
Step into 1893 Halifax and follow a fictional nursing student through a demanding day at the Victoria General Training School for Nurses.
Your North Branch: February Engagement Sessions
On February 26 and 28, Community Open Houses were held at Halifax North Memorial Public Library to share how feedback from Phase 1 of Community Engagement is helping to guide the new design for North Branch, so far. Both sessions were opportunities to ask questions about the renovation, share thoughts with the project team, and imagine new possibilities for the Library, together. Guests enjoyed food from Rossi Soul Food, alongside family-friendly engagement activities and an interactive model of the branch.
A Look Back at African Heritage Month 2026
A look back at African Heritage Month 2026 at Halifax Public Libraries. Browse highlights from events and celebrations across all 14 branches.
Quiz: Test Your Freedom to Read Week Knowledge
Access is key. How much do you know about your freedom to read? Take the quiz now!
A Look at 5 Poets Breaking Into Song (#20): Liberty to Love
Memories from 5 Poets Breaking Into Song (#20): Liberty to Love—an afternoon of poetry and music hosted by George Elliott Clarke at Halifax Central Library.
Authors on Censorship and The Freedom to Read
Explore a blog on intellectual freedom, censorship, and powerful quotes from authors defending the right to read widely, think freely, and access all ideas.
From Motown to Modern Pop: Julia Tynes Brings Black Music and Joy to Halifax Public Libraries
Julia Tynes celebrates Black music legends at Halifax Public Libraries with live performances, storytelling, and history for African Heritage Month.
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