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Culture Days 2019 is just around the corner and you won’t want to miss this dynamic and energizing event. It’s a celebration of vibrant arts and diverse culture in the community of Halton Hills. This celebratory event takes place September 27, 28 and 29.
Halton Hills was chosen as a designated Culture Days @ The Library program. This special designation was offered to 10 libraries across the province and provides HHPL with a high profile dedicated page on the Culture...
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An increasing number of residents are embracing a healthy way of living and with that comes the environmentally conscious mindset. Biking around the Town of Halton Hills not only helps us to achieve our fitness goals but it also reduces our carbon footprint. As a result, many individuals are choosing to bike to the Library and we are helping to embrace this health conscious travel with the assistance of Ontario by Bike who has designated the Halton Hills Public Library a Bike...
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As the Summer Reading Club for Teens and Adults draws to a close on August 24, please don’t forget to get your stamps/ballots as soon as possible. When you do, you’ll be entered into the grand prize draws.
Grand prize draws are: Adults: chance to WIN one of two Grand Prizes for a $50 gift card of your choice Teens: chance to WIN one of four Grand Prizes for a $25 gift card of your choice
Remember, every challenge you complete, earns you a ballot toward...
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New technologies are forever changing the public library landscape. Here at the Halton Hills Public Library we are a cutting-edge learning hub, which is providing our community with access to technologies that have significant impact on fields such as scientific research, architecture, manufacturing, engineering, healthcare and more.
With this in mind, HHPL is happy to offer patrons our new 3D printer with endless opportunities for creativity and design. The Cubicon Single...
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Helen Humphreys is our One Book One Halton Hills author of choice for the 2019 season. Her innovative work of fiction Machine Without Horses is the featured book for this exclusive event. Without further ado, here’s a little bit about Helen:
Life has taken Helen Humphreys from her birthplace in Kingston-on-Thames, England, to her current home in Kingston, Ontario. The Literary Review of Canada proclaimed; “Humphreys is a consummate storyteller… [She] is...
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