Snow Days at the Library

Join Halton Hills Public Library during the holidays! We will be providing activities for families, from December 27 to 30 and January 2 to 5, between 2:00 and 4:00 p.m. Don’t miss these fun and engaging activities and programs each day at both the Acton and Georgetown Branches.

Feature Programs
Unleash the magic with Magician, Tyler Fergus on Thursday, December 28 at 2:00 p.m. in the John Elliott Theatre. Drop by and be captivated by spellbinding illusions and interactive moments that create...

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Giving Tuesday

Join the #GivingTuesday movement! 

Giving Tuesday (November 28) is the world’s largest generosity movement. It’s a simple idea: a way of encouraging people to do good whatever way they can. Everyone has something to give, and every act of generosity helps. You can even get your family and friends involved. 

There are so many different ways to express generosity on Giving Tuesday and every day! Give time, make someone smile, help a neighbour or stranger, make a donation, or give some of what you...

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Letters to Santa 2023

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 6, and tell him what you’re wishing for.

Beginning Monday, November 13, residents can drop by either Branch of the Library and pick up a Letters to Santa Kit. Each kit contains everything you need to write a letter to Santa! When you’re finished your letter, be sure to drop it off in Santa’s Mailbox located...

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Ontario Public Library Week

Celebrate Ontario Public Library Week (OPLW) at your library! From October 16-20, discover why Libraries are for Life. It’s an opportunity for libraries and library partners across Canada to raise awareness of the valuable role libraries play in the lives of people in Canada and the vital role your library plays in the community.

This year’s theme is “Libraries for Life,” which focuses on the role that libraries play in supporting individual and collective connections to the past and future of...

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Halton Hills Lecture Series - Fall 2023

This fall ushers in the return of our popular Halton Hills Lecture Series, with three distinctive speakers joining us, either in-person or live via Zoom.

We begin in October, with our first lecture, Relocation of Mississauga of the Credit First Nation in 1847, presented by Darin Wybenga, the Traditional Knowledge, and Land Use Coordinator for Mississauga of the Credit First Nation. Join us to learn how and why the Mississauga of the Credit First Nation moved from River Credit to its current...

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