Ontario Public Library Week (OPLW)

From October 20-26, discover why Libraries are for Life. This week celebrates libraries and everything they offer while raising awareness of the essential role they play in the lives of people in Halton Hills and across Canada. Enrich your life through learning, creating, connecting with others, and having fun!

Unlock Curiosity at the library, by getting a library card for every member of your household or introducing someone new to the library so they can explore all we have to offer. Visit www...

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Fall Lecture Series

Expand your knowledge, discover new ideas, and challenge your opinions at the Halton Hills Lecture Series. Join us this fall for Supporting Bees and Pollinators in Halton Hills, How Space Exploration is Contributing to Farming on Earth and How Does Your City Play? Don’t miss this great line up!

Tickets are available for free at the JET Box Office or online at tixhub. To learn more about each of these lectures, please visit: www.hhpl.ca/LectureSeries.

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Unlock Curiosity

We invite you to explore all the opportunities available with a Halton Hills Public Library membership through our new library card campaign, running throughout the month of October in celebration of Canadian Library Month. This year’s theme "Unlock Curiosity: One Card. Endless Opportunities," encourages you and your family to discover how your library can enrich the lives of children and youth in Halton Hills.  

Amazing for busy families with children, a library membership offers kid-friendly...

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Space to Spoon Travelling Exhibition

We are thrilled to announce the installation of the travelling exhibition, Space to Spoon. This interactive exhibit was created by Ingenium - Canada's Museums of Science and Innovation and explores the role that space technology has on farmers, sustainable agriculture, and the food we eat. The exhibition will run from June 15 to September 2, in the lobby of the Halton Hills Public Library and Cultural Centre – Georgetown Branch.

What does a satellite orbiting 798 km from Earth have to do with the...

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Eliminating Late Fines for Patrons 65 Years of Age and Up

We are pleased to announce the expansion of our Fine Free initiative in time for Seniors’ Month!

All library members 65 years of age and up can borrow library materials without being charged fines if items are returned late. This decision was approved by the Library Board and is an expansion of our existing fine-free policy for infants, children, teens, and young adults.

This announcement offers a fresh start for individuals aged 65 and up. They will no longer be charged overdue fines for all...

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