#BreakTheFake encourages people to fact check the information they see online, especially before sharing it. Learn some key fact-checking skills that take less than a minute to do! Here are four ways to tell if something is true online: bit.ly/35iyJje

Why not write a novel this November? The Library is hosting National Novel Writing Month events all month, and there's an All-berta Write-a-Thon at the Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology! Visit nanowrimo.org and drumhellerlibrary.ca/events for more info & to register.

The All-berta Write-a-Thon on Nov 8/9 is an invitation for writers from all over Alberta to make story magic together. And what better location than the Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology​ for NaNoWriMo's Time Travel theme? For info & registration: bit.ly/32Hp83R Logo courtesy of NaNoWriMo

The Library youth planning committee's next event: Welcome to Gingertown! Saturday, November 23rd, 3-5pm. Registration required. drumhellerlibrary.ca/Events/Gingert…

Alberta author @natasha_deen will be at the Drumheller Public Library to run a workshop on revision on Friday, Nov 22, 6-8pm. Register at drumhellerlibrary.ca/Events/Writing…

We're thrilled to announce that Drumheller's first #LittleFreeLibrary is open for business at the Plaza! Thank you to everyone who helped make this happen. Stay tuned for info on how to get a Little Free Library in your neighbourhood. Drumheller Valley

Thank you to Canalta Hotels, who will be sponsoring some of the snacks in our Youth Space snack station each month!

They’re installing our new automatic washroom door today! So excited about this next step in making the library more #accessible and welcoming to everyone in our community. Thank you to Drumheller Valley and Cenovus Energy for making it happen.

Effective immediately, we are cancelling all Library programs until social distancing is no longer needed to slow COVID-19. For now, we are open reg hours. Please explore the digital resources you can access from home! Visit drumhellerlibrary.ca/eResources for links and tutorials.

To protect staff & patrons, the Drumheller Public Library will close to the public indefinitely as of 5pm on Monday, March 16. Watch this space for new and creative ways to connect with the Library's resources. We're not going anywhere!

It's (Re)Opening Day! The Library will be open to the public from 2-6:30pm today. Then 9am-2pm Tues/Thurs and 2-6:30pm Wed/Fri. Can't wait to see you!

As previously announced, fines have been waived while the Library has been closed to the public. If you haven't returned your lockdown loans yet, today is your last day to get them in for free! #reopeningday

We have a short survey on the website this week. Please click to answer 4 quick questions that will tell us what you care about at the Library right now. drumhellerlibrary.ca/About-Us/Libra… Thanks!

A bit of good news to start your Monday: we're able to start curbside service this Thursday! Hours will be Monday - Saturday 12-4pm.

If we'll be limited to curbside service for awhile, we'll just have to make curbside awesome! Curbside browsing and tables and chairs (thanks, Drumheller Valley for the loan!) for outdoor wifi are just the start.

Looking for something a little extra? Try Book Bento, a new, free subscription box from the Library! drumhellerlibrary.ca/Events/Book-Be…

We're thrilled to say that not only do we get to reopen to the public starting today (drumheller.ca/.../the-badlan…...), but we'll now be offering study/work space and browsing by appointment. We'll have in-library service 3-6pm M-F and curbside service 2-3 M-F, 2-6 on Saturdays!

And we’re back to curbside! The latest update from the Province requires libraries to close to the public as of midnight tonight. The Town has confirmed we can continue curbside service, so books, movies, magazines, and holds will still be available. More details tomorrow!

We wanted to get to know this year's candidates better so we emailed them some questions. Check out their answers at drumhellerlibrary.ca/About-Us/2021-…!