Summer Programs at Nose Hill Library

Nose Hill Library Programs
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Career Basics Interview Skills

Digitalization and Fraud Prevention

Entering Entrepreneurship

Check out the over 100 other programs on across Calgary this summer here
Including these arts programs:

Art Night In –Online Arts Programs – Two of Many

Dragonfly Watercolour

Celebrate summer with a relaxing 1-hour virtual watercolour class painting colourful dragonflies. This beginner-friendly lesson includes simple techniques and step-by-step guidance to create your own beautiful artwork.

Online            Age 16+ years              Wed.  July 22 7 – 8 p.m

Registration required, signup here

Bullet Journalling for Joy and Productivity

In this online class, you will learn the basics of bullet journalling, a flexible system that blends planning, reflection, and self-expression. Explore easy page ideas for tracking goals, habits, and daily tasks, and learn design tips to make your journal both beautiful and practical.

Online            Age 16+ years              Wed.  July 29 7 – 8 p.m

Registration required, signup here

Waste & Recycling Services Update – April & May 2026

A Message from the City of Calgary – Waste & Recycling Services

Household Hazardous Waste: Free Drop-Off in Calgary

Did you know the City of Calgary offers free Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) drop-off sites at 11 convenient locations across the city? There’s no cost to use these locations, and they’re designed to be quick, easy, and safe for residents.

HHW includes everyday household items that should not go in your blue, green, or black cart, such as:

  • paints and stains
  • batteries
  • cleaners
  • automotive fluids and chemicals

Placing these items in your carts can increase the chance of fires, toxic fumes, and serious harm in our homes and our community. Taking HHW to a proper drop-off site helps keep everyone safe while protecting the environment.

Before throwing something away, take a moment to check if it’s hazardous—and bring it to an HHW drop-off site instead.

To find a drop-off location near you, visit calgary.ca/HHW.

*This program is for residential drop-off only

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