TD Presents African Heritage Month 2025 at Halifax Public Libraries kicks off with the 41st annual Opening Night Celebration on January 22, 7:00 pm at Halifax Central Library. This gathering of community leaders, dignitaries, and talented local artists marks the first of many free events honouring African Heritage Month at the Library, and invites community members of all ages to take part in meaningful conversations on culture and celebrate the African Nova Scotian experience.
All About Library Closures
When one or more Library locations have to close—for a weather event, holiday, or another reason—many of our regular services are put on hold. To help you feel prepared, here are some answers to our most frequently asked closure-related questions, plus information on what's available when the Library is closed.
Volunteers Needed for Children’s Reading Support
If you love reading and children, consider becoming a volunteer tutor in the Children's Reading Support program at Halifax Public Libraries.
Call for Submissions: The Sunroom at Central Library
Halifax Public Libraries’ Art Selection Committee invites artists to submit an application to display their work at Central Library. The Sunroom is a complimentary space, where rotating art exhibits highlight emerging and professional local artists, and reflect Halifax’s diverse artistic expression. The deadline to apply is October 9, 2024.
Join Online English Conversation Groups
Looking for an encouraging environment to practice speaking English? Our free English Conversation Groups are now accepting online participants. Apply today!
Halifax Public Libraries Reopening Details
Halifax Public Libraries and NSUPE, Local 14 representing Library workers reached an agreement on September 13, and the new collective agreement was ratified on September 15. Every effort will be made to open libraries quickly. In the coming days, community members can expect: All Libraries and book drops will open to the public on…
Your North Branch: Halifax North Memorial Public Library Renovation Project Important Milestone
Since 1966, Halifax North Memorial Public Library has been a North End community hub. It’s a place to meet neighbours, sit with a friend, look back, and dream f
Volunteer in Your Community: English Conversation Groups
Captain William Spry Public Library is recruiting volunteers to facilitate their English Conversation Circles. Learn more and apply.
35th Annual Ghost Story Writing Contest for Ages 7-15
Howling winds, creepy characters, ghostly ships, strange apparitions, and things that go “bump” in the night. Our 35th Annual Ghost Story Writing Contest, sponsored by the Helen Creighton Folklore Society, invites youth to enter their best scary summer story.
Your Stories Wanted: Halifax Story Slam
The inaugural Halifax Story Slam is looking for participants! If you've got a personal story to share, send in your pitch.
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