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.
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.
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.
Celebrating African Nova Scotian Culture: Stories of Joy, Resilience, and Community Engagement
Three Halifax Public Libraries staff members reflect on their work, the joy it brings, and what keeps them smiling during African Heritage Month and beyond.
Celebrating Lunar New Year with Children
Lunar New Year is a time for families to come together and celebrate the rich heritage of Asian culture. To help your kids better understand this unique cultural celebration, we’ve collected some fun activities to help welcome in the new year.
Thread and Thrum
If you haven’t visited Lou’s Studio (located on the second floor of Halifax Central Library), you might be surprised to hear about sewing machines in a public library—but it’s not a new idea. Read on to learn more about sewing machines and “Freedom Libraries” – public spaces filled with donated books and staffed by volunteers during the 1960s civil rights era in the United States.
Nahom Assefa’s Artful Tribute to African Heritage Month
Talking to our 2024 African Heritage Month T-Shirt Design Contest winner about a vibrant design that tells a story from the heart of African Nova Scotia.
Boo! Announcing Our 2023 Ghost Story Winners!
This Fall, Halifax's young talents outdid themselves in our Ghost Story contest. Discover the 2023 winners and their captivating tales.
3rd Annual Dartmouth Winter Coat Giveaway
As the cold weather looms ever closer, the need for winter clothing is on top of many people’s minds. This year we will be collecting new winter clothing and donations along with distributing it to community members throughout the month of November. There are currently over 200 people registered who are hoping to receive new coats—with a very high percentage of youth in need. Learn how you can help.
Three of a Kind: Houses on Almon Street – A “Brief” and Not At All Definitive History
Explore the interesting history of three identical houses on Almon Street in Halifax, including tales of love, tragedy, and legacy.
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