Dialogue
At EPL, we want to have a conversation with you. The topics may be sensitive, difficult or emotional but the Dialogue events are a space to learn, share, and ask questions.
Adults - Contents Card
Odyssey Days: From Homer to Hollywood
Oct 29th | 6:30pm - 7:30pm
Adults - Featured
Let's Get Loud for Public Libraries during Library Month!
EPL CEO Sharon Day reflects on why it's important to celebrate all that public libraries have to offer in this Edmonton Journal op-ed.
Ice in High Places!
Oct 27th | 7:00pm - 8:00pm
Online Event
Join Parks Canada to explore how quickly Jasper and Banff’s glaciers are melting and the science behind protecting these iconic ice fields.
Learn Downtown: Sharing Public Spaces
Oct 28th | 12:15pm - 1:00pm
Explore how EPL uses convivencia, the art of coexisting across differences, to navigate shared public spaces in a changing city.
Let's Get Loud for Public Libraries during Library Month!
EPL CEO Sharon Day reflects on why it's important to celebrate all that public libraries have to offer in this Edmonton Journal op-ed.
Ice in High Places!
Oct 27th | 7:00pm - 8:00pm
Online Event
Join Parks Canada to explore how quickly Jasper and Banff’s glaciers are melting and the science behind protecting these iconic ice fields.
Learn Downtown: Sharing Public Spaces
Oct 28th | 12:15pm - 1:00pm
Explore how EPL uses convivencia, the art of coexisting across differences, to navigate shared public spaces in a changing city.
Adults - Featured
A No Nonsense Guide to Publishing Paths
Oct 29th | 7:00pm - 8:30pm
Online Event
Want to publish your writing? Learn about traditional and self-publishing books with local authors Aurora Palit and Cathrine Swift.
Roots that Reach: Stories of Community and Connection
Nov 5th | 7:00pm - 8:30pm
Stanley A. Milner Library
Hear stories and wisdom from Edmonton’s South Asian community and explore its lasting impact on our city’s culture, growth and future.
Introducing Our New Musician in Residence
Recording artist Robin Cisek is EPL's new Musician In Residence! Learn more about Robin and how she'll be helping aspiring musicians.
A No Nonsense Guide to Publishing Paths
Oct 29th | 7:00pm - 8:30pm
Online Event
Want to publish your writing? Learn about traditional and self-publishing books with local authors Aurora Palit and Cathrine Swift.
Roots that Reach: Stories of Community and Connection
Nov 5th | 7:00pm - 8:30pm
Stanley A. Milner Library
Hear stories and wisdom from Edmonton’s South Asian community and explore its lasting impact on our city’s culture, growth and future.
Introducing Our New Musician in Residence
Recording artist Robin Cisek is EPL's new Musician In Residence! Learn more about Robin and how she'll be helping aspiring musicians.
Antiracism
A Conversation about Anti-Asian Racism
Conversations about #StopAsianHate increased during the pandemic. Learn more and watch a replay of this event EPL hosted earlier this year.
#StopAsianHate: Asian North American Stories & Voices
Learn more about historical and contemporary experiences of Asian North Americans with these titles that you can borrow at EPL.
Overdue Finds Podcast: A Conversation About Racism in Canada
We're proud to share the audio from this important event for those who weren't able to join us on August 5 as a bonus episode of our podcast
A Conversation about Anti-Asian Racism
Conversations about #StopAsianHate increased during the pandemic. Learn more and watch a replay of this event EPL hosted earlier this year.
#StopAsianHate: Asian North American Stories & Voices
Learn more about historical and contemporary experiences of Asian North Americans with these titles that you can borrow at EPL.
Overdue Finds Podcast: A Conversation About Racism in Canada
We're proud to share the audio from this important event for those who weren't able to join us on August 5 as a bonus episode of our podcast
Adults - Event Card
Let's Talk Neuroscience: New Treatments for Dementia
Nov 5th | 7:00pm - 8:00pm
Online Event
Dr. Valerie Sim shares how two newly approved Alzheimer’s treatments target brain proteins, why they offer hope, and why they’re not a cure.
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