John M. Cuelenaere Public Library

08/31/2026

Take a closer look at our programs for September!

08/31/2026

Check out what we have planned for September!

08/30/2026

Wednesday Movies are back this September!

08/28/2026

If loving books is wrong, we don't want the cure. 😄📚

08/26/2026

Want to see more of our adorable library cat, Willow? Check us out on Instagram

08/24/2026

08/24/2026

Mark your calendars, Preschool Storytime starts soon!
Fall Session:
Starts September 14th.

Mondays at 11 AM

Join us for a fun-filled 45 minutes of stories, songs, finger plays, rhymes, and a craft or activity! Preschoolers will enjoy learning, laughing, and getting creative together.

Who’s it for?
Children ages 2–5 who are ready to join a group and have some storytime fun.

No registration required!
Come every week or just drop in when it works with your family’s busy schedule.

Daycares are welcome — please call ahead to book your visit.

We can’t wait to read, sing, and create with you!

08/20/2026

Someone had a birthday this week. 🎉🎂
Someone was not impressed with the party hat.
We think Willow still loves us anyway... right, Willow? 💕🐾

08/17/2026

Tuesdays Foreign Films (TFF)

08/10/2026

The Prince Albert Public Library is pleased to welcome the Saskatchewan Science Centre Outreach program on August 26 at 1 pm.

Space is limited to 40 participants. Please call 306-765-4182 to reserve a spot.

The program will build on the TD Summer Reading Club theme – Dive in! and teach attendees about water:

Gills to Gulls- learn about a variety of creatures that live near or in water! participants explore different creatures in aquatic environments. Kids learn about habitats, the difference in animal traits, and how these traits help them thrive.

Water we doing?- Water is essential to life, humans have invented clever ways to work with it! Participants will dive into the science and engineering through creations like dams, aqueducts, waterwheels, submarines and much more.

Surf and Turf - What happens where land meets water? Kids will explore how rivers, wetlands, and shorelines are shaped by moving water, learning how water can create, change, and reshape the Earth over time.

The overall program includes an element that every participant takes home!

(Description from the Saskatchewan Science Centre)

The program is best suited for ages 6 to 13.