Jasper Municipal Library

08/25/2026

Why, in physics, did we move from thinking of space and time separately to thinking of them as a single entity, spacetime?

Does the fact that we formalize our best theories of matter and gravity using spacetime, rather than space and time separately, commit us to thinking that the past and future are just as "real" as the present?

Join Jake tomorrow evening in a discussion of his research in the Philosophy of Physics!

07/27/2026

07/15/2026

Join us this Saturday July 18th for a special theatre performance by The Well Worn Trail! It will be 10:30-11:30 in the Quorum Room below the Library.

See you there!
🌊🫧🐠🌞

07/09/2026

Due to requests from young readers, we’re hosting a youth book club this summer! We have two exciting books to choose from and will end the summer off with a pizza party and discussion. Pick up your copy and get more details at the library! 🌊🐠🌞

05/25/2026

Experience an evening where poetry and the natural world intertwine; Join us this Wednesday evening with author & poet Angelie Waldie, current writer-in-residence at the Kiyooka Land Trust. Angela will share selections from "A Single Syllable of Wild" celebrating our shared landscape, the animals that live here, and the vibrant life they inspire.

05/11/2026

We are excited to host two workshops facilitated by the Canadian Red Cross this week:
🧱Tuesday 3-5pm: Tween STEAM x Red Cross LEGO challenge! Tweens 9-12 will build, share, reflect on their designs & solutions to emergency scenarios in a fun & engaging way.

🚨 Wednesday, 6:30 - 8pm: Emergency Preparedness for Newcomers to Canada. This workshop will cover:
* Potential hazards and risks in their area
* How to create an emergency plan
* How to assemble an emergency kit
* The importance of social and support networks during
emergencies.

05/05/2026

Youth are the voice of our future and we want to hear from you! Get inspired by the power of creative expression through words in an engaging and interactive workshop tomorrow night!🖊️📒

05/05/2026

Excert from: Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada: Calls to Action

‘41. We call upon the federal government, in consultation with Aboriginal organizations, to appoint a public inquiry into the causes of, and remedies for, the disproportionate victimization of Aboriginal women and girls. The inquiry’s mandate would include: i. Investigation into missing and murdered Aboriginal women and girls. ii. Links to the intergenerational legacy of residential schools’