In one week we’ll be waving goodbye to the Lambeosaurus skull cast that's been at Medicine Hat Public Library for the past 12 months.To be removed on Sept. 24, the skull cast was on loan to us from the Royal Tyrrell Museum of Paleontology. As part of…
Community members could see their work on the shelves of Medicine Hat Public Library without writing a single word.Instead, you’ll use your artistic eye and paintbrushes and markers to add some beauty to our stacks.“People will have the chance to come by and paint a metal bookend as part of a community…
One of the primary goals of Medicine Hat Public Library is to champion and advocate for reading and literacy. We know it’s not always convenient for people to come to us downtown, or even to our micro library at the Big Marble Go Centre. Little Free Libraries (LFL) scattered in neighbourhoods across the community are…
This post has been updated to reflect the new performer for the Sept. 20 concert.--------The performers have been announced and tickets are now on sale for the first two shows in Medicine Hat Public Library’s 2026-27 Home Routes Concert…
Originally from Ottawa, I just recently graduated from Western University with a Master of Library and Information Science. Before becoming a librarian, I earned a Bachelor of Journalism with a minor in Film Studies and Business from Carleton University and worked in communications…
I was born in Fitzroy Harbour, Ont., and earned my Bachelor’s in English at McGill University, and my Master’s in Library Science at the University of Toronto, so Medicine Hat is neither the biggest nor the smallest community in which I've lived. Prior to this position, I worked in radio broadcasting at Toronto’s CHIN…
Edmonton-based artist Jessica “Seeka” Tyndale brings her Seeka Sings show to the Library Theatre for two free performances (July 8, 10:30 a.m. and 1 p.m.). Seeka Sings is an interactive children’s musical act by promotes early education, social-emotional learning, and inclusivity through a blend of jazz, folk, pop,…
In one week we’ll be waving goodbye to the Lambeosaurus skull cast that's been at Medicine Hat Public Library for the past 12 months.To be removed on Sept. 24, the skull cast was on loan to us from the Royal Tyrrell Museum of Paleontology. As part of its celebrations to mark its 40th anniversary last year, the world-renowned museum established a Pops-Ups program and sent displays to 10 libraries across Alberta. The skull cast belongs to a nearly complete skeleton that was found at dig site in the Manyberries area, about 70 kilometres south…...read more
