Letters to Santa

It’s time to make your list and check it twice, Santa wants to know who’s been naughty and nice! Once again, Santa is waiting to hear from all the children, so write a letter by December 9th and tell him what you’re wishing for. When it comes to Christmas wishes, it’s best to put them in writing.

Beginning Saturday, November 12th, residents can drop by either Branch of the Library and pick up a Letters to Santa, Grab & Go Kit. Each kit contains everything you need to write a letter to Santa! When...

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The Halton Hills Public Library Book Bike Initiative

Halton Hills Public Library (HHPL) needs your help to bring innovation, technology, programming, and collections, directly to you! We would like to purchase a book bike through funding provided by the Commonwell L.E.A.F. Grant, and you can help us do it.

How Can You Help?
Help us qualify by leaving a positive comment or adding a story on HHPL’s Leaf Grant page. Let us know why you like the library and how it might help to have our book bike visit a location or event near you.

What is a Book Bike?
A...

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Ontario Public Library Week at HHPL

Join your library for Ontario Public Library Week (OPLW), October 16-22 by exploring something new, discovering endless possibilities, and celebrating the vital role your library plays in our vibrant community.

The One Card, One Million Possibilities theme celebrates all that your library has to offer and how we can enrich the lives of everyone in Halton Hills. Public libraries are committed to literacy and life-long learning, reducing barriers, providing safe and inclusive spaces, and offering a...

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Grand Opening of Art at the Library

On October 8 starting at 10:30 a.m., Halton Hills Public Library will be once again hosting the local children and youth Art at the Library Exhibition at the Georgetown Branch. Join the celebration of artistry, creativity, and ingenuity from talent across Halton Hills. Delight in the paintings, drawings, watercolours, clay creations, and great conversations. Discover what the art represents to you, appreciate the colours, tones and why it caught your eye!

Make connections and meet our esteemed panel...

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Art at the Library

Your local library knows that creativity and learning are a necessity, and one of the best ways to encourage these is by participating in the many art activities available through the Library, both in branch and throughout the community There are many different ways to help your child express their inner talent: through painting, drawing, doodling, crafting and other mediums. Art can help your child refine their fine motor skills, develop visual processes, improve memory skills, help engage in...

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