On display from March 17 to April 28, 2024 in The Sunroom at Central Library, All That Grows: A Spot-the-Difference Exhibit.
The No. 2 Construction Battalion: Unveiling Canada’s Black WWI Heroes
Discover the untold story of the No. 2 Construction Battalion, Canada's first and only all-Black military unit during WWI. Explore their formation, challenges, and the legacy of their service.
All the Ways to Play
Learning takes many shapes and forms, and creates meaningful experiences for youth through play that expands their curiosity and builds life-skills. When you are looking for fun play options, look no further than your closest Halifax Public Libraries branch.
Jupiter Rising: A Journey of Resilience and Joy
Discover the journey of Jupiter Reign, a Halifax-based R&B artist, as she shares her path to resilience, happiness, and musical success. Learn about her influences, achievements, and future plans in the music industry.
How To: Take an Educational Journey with World Book
If you’re looking for an out-of-this-world online resource that can help with school projects in a fun and fascinating way, look no further. Learn how to use this free online tool.
Freedom to Read Initiatives We Love
Discover inspiring initiatives for Freedom to Read Week 2023. From digital events and book sanctuaries to podcasts and more championing the right to read.
Sounds Among the Shelves
Imagine wandering into your local library for a quiet evening, expecting the familiar hush of whispers and the rustle of turning pages, only to be greeted by the soulful strains of a jazz band, luscious R&B, or the rhythmic beats of Indigenous melodies. That’s exactly what we’ve been bringing to our branches—where the lines between literary haven and cultural hub blur harmoniously.
Aromantic Reads
Aromantic is a romantic orientation where a person feels little to no romantic attraction. Aromanticism exists on a spectrum and includes, but is not limited to, people who are romance repulsed, people who want to form committed non-romantic partnerships, and/or people who only develop romantic feelings on rare occasions. Learn more.
Exploring The World and Reading Free: Children, Teens and Public Libraries
Public Libraries are defenders of intellectual freedom. We provide access to a wide range of information, viewpoints, and discussions. We believe that being able to freely access a variety of stories, voices, perspectives, and opinions helps create an empathetic, curious, and informed community. And while it is important for people of all ages to have access to this diversity of ideas and information, it may be especially important for children and teens.
Staff Picks: Cozy Winter Reads
Grab your comfiest blanket and settle in with one of our staff-recommended reads, chosen for the season. Whether you're looking for a book to shed some warmth, or a thriller to entertain to you on a quiet winter night, we've got you covered!
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