Week Calendar

The Grande Prairie Public Library offers an exam proctoring service for written and online exams. The guidelines for the Library's service are as follows:

Exam Times
Mondays at 10:00 am
Wednesdays at 1:00 pm

(parented)

Children and their accompanying grown-up can wiggle away with stories, dance, songs, and musical instruments. Siblings are welcome.

(parented)
Children and their adults can come enjoy a story time complete with rhymes and fingerplays.

Audience: ages 2 to 3 and caregivers
Maximum: 25 people
Dates: Tuesdays, September 4 to December 4

(parented)
Enjoy interacting with your little ones in this fun-filled program with songs, musical activities, and stories. Siblings are welcome.

A quilting club is a great way to start or finish that project you have been working on!  Meeting every Thursday of each month, get together with fellow quilters and enjoy the comfort of friends while you sew.

(parented)

Rhymes, stories, and songs abound in this parented program! Siblings are welcome.

(parented)

Rhymes, stories, and songs abound in this parented program! Siblings are welcome.

A gentle fit class aimed at improving general fitness, joint mobility, and strength.  Designed for the older adult or the new to fitness participant.  A great environment to enjoy fluid movement of the body.

If it could work again, why throw it away? Repairs can often be made on just about anything, from appliances to zippers.

(parented)
Enjoy interacting with your little ones in this fun-filled program with songs, musical activities, and stories. Siblings are welcome.

Searching for work? Not sure where to start? Book a one-on-one session for help:
            * creating / revising resumes and cover letters 

Are you a Master Builder? Put your skills to the test as you race to complete the challenge or build your own dream.

Audience: ages 6 to 12
Maximum: 15 people
Dates: Sundays, September 23, October 21, and November 18

Searching for work? Not sure where to start? Book a one-on-one session for help:
            * creating / revising resumes and cover letters 

The Grande Prairie Public Library offers an exam proctoring service for written and online exams. The guidelines for the Library's service are as follows:

Exam Times
Mondays at 10:00 am
Wednesdays at 1:00 pm

(parented)
Bond with your baby over finger plays, rhymes, songs, and stories, all designed to stimulate early literacy and social development. 

(unparented)

Come learn about the world around you! This interactive story time will help kids learn about animals, nature, food, and so much more.

In the mood for some friendly competition? Kick of the weekend playing board games at GPPL. Come meet new people or bring your friends. This program is for people with disabilities. Board games provided.

(parented)

Enjoy songs, stories and musical instruments with your little ones in this engaging program. Siblings are welcome.

Count Dracula and company participate in a cruise for sea-loving monsters, unaware that their boat is being commandeered by the monster-hating Van Helsing family.
Rated: G
Audience: Families of all ages
Maximum: 50 people

Searching for work? Not sure where to start? Book a one-on-one session for help:
            * creating / revising resumes and cover letters 

Work toward getting your Learner's Licence (Class 7) with this study group. For individuals with developmental disabilities.

Participants must:

Work toward getting your Learner's Licence (Class 7) with this study group. For individuals with developmental disabilities.

Participants must:

Bring your favourite gaming device and join in the fun! Up to 4 children may use the library iPads, which can play Minecraft.

Create shadow puppets to tell your own fairy tale.
Registration Required

Audience: ages 9 to 12
Maximum: 20 people

Baffled by computers? Come learn computer basics at GPPL! This seven-week course will cover everything you need to know to use your mouse and keyboard, manage your files, browse the internet and utilize popular websites.

Five years after the events of Mamma Mia! (2008), Sophie prepares for the grand reopening of the Hotel Bella Donna as she learns more about her mother's past.

Join the Knitters' Circle and spend an evening working on your latest project with other knitters or crocheters.  Don't have a project started yet? Bring your knitting needles or crochet hooks and some yarn and start something new.

Need some mental stimulation? Come watch some short, powerful TED Talks at GPPL and participate in a group discussion. Expand your mind and share your thoughts! Feel free to bring your own snacks.

Come and practice your English conversational skills in a small group setting. We will guide you through some interesting topics such as food, shopping, job search, travel, Canadian current events, housing and more.

What is the meaning and history behind the dream catcher? You've probably seen a dream catcher hanging from a tree, a porch or even in a souvenir shop and wondered about its purpose and meaning.

Take over the Library after hours! Join us for games, snacks, and lots of fun! Registration required. 

All participants must return a signed permission slip by 9:00 pm on Wednesday, October 24.

Curious about meditation?  This practice helps to relieve stress, anxiety and depression, providing a balance in our lives. Please bring a yoga mat. Drop-in program. Beginners welcome.

Join Nathan Hayes-Fry from Hayes Fry and Shelby Sawatzky from Divorce and Separation Solutions as they discuss common issues regarding family law including custody/parenting, child support, spousal/AIP support and division of property.

Do you have a will?  If you don’t, should you?  Whether you have a large or small estate, learn the implications of making a will.  You won’t want to miss this informative session presented by Steven Shavers from Stringam LLP. 

(parented)

Join us for an assortment of bedtime stories and rhymes for the whole family.

Audience: families of all ages
Maximum: 25 people
Dates: Thursdays, September 6 to December 6