Spruce Grove Library Opens Summer Program Registration June 9

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May 20, 2026 1:06 pm

Families in Spruce Grove, Alberta, can sign their children up for summer activities at the Spruce Grove Public Library starting June 9, 2026. The registration period marks the beginning of the annual Summer Reading Club, which offers a variety of educational programming including storytimes and crafts for children aged 0 to 12.

This year, the program features the theme Unearth a Story, part of the national Collaborative Summer Library Program. The club runs from July 2 to August 22, 2026. Participants are encouraged to complete reading logs throughout the summer, which enter them into draws for grand prizes. The library will award one grand prize per age group, specifically for ages 0-6 and ages 7-12, with a limit of one prize per individual.

Residents have several options to register their children for these summer offerings. Families can sign up online, visit the Central Branch at 35 Fifth Avenue or the North East Branch at 50 Westwind Drive in person, or call the library at 780-962-4423 or 780-306-5677 for assistance.

The Spruce Grove Public Library, which was founded on June 23, 1961, continues to provide these programs to support local literacy development during the summer months.

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