Dr. Trevor Brooks Plastic Surgery/Essentials Medi Spa has a long list of services it provides to clients. Also long is the list Chelsea Brooks gives when asked what she and her husband Trevor like most about the library.“It is one of the best spots in town for Hatters of all ages,” writes the office manager and…
It’s a tiny, 5-centimetre-by-8-centimetre piece of plastic
that connects you to everything. What is it? A library card of course, and we
think everybody should have one.A library card, FREE right now thanks to generous community
sponsors, connects you to everything…
We at Medicine Hat Public Library worked hard in 2023 to create
a home-away-from-home for teens at the library. That goal was officially met in
September with the grand opening of The Honeycomb House, a space dedicated to teens
ages 13-19 that offers video games, computers, study space, a cozy reading nook
and snacks.
The fine people at King & Knowlton Orthodontics are used
to producing smiles, and they created many smiles around the library with their
recent support for our #MHPLforYXH program.
King & Knowlton Orthodontics donated…
Marnie Heintz, an instructional coach with Medicine Hat
Public School Division, is here to decode decodable books.Decodables are simple books that focus on specific spelling
patterns that students have already…
The Medicine Hat Public Library is excited to announce its Casual Cash
Employment initiative has been honoured by the Government of Alberta’s
Minister’s Awards for Municipal and Public Library Excellence.
The Casual Cash Employment program gives a small, stable income and
provides community…
Medicine Hat Public Library is putting an out-of-this-world spin on our adult summer reading program.Instead of our One Book One Summer program where everyone reads the same book after a public vote, in 2024 we’re challenging you to read multiple books within multiple themes. Which books are we challenging you to read? Well, that’s up to each of you. That’s right, introducing MHPL’s BYOB (book, not beer) Club. “Every two weeks starting July 4 we’re giving you a new theme,” says Miranda Leduc, adult and community librarian. “Every second Thursday we’ll meet for the Bring Your Own Book Club…...read more
