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A new carved pole, “Human Transforming into an Eagle”, designed by Qawam Redmond Andrews, has been temporarily installed at the Whistler Public Library

Summer is Coming! Crack the Case with Whistler Public Library and Summer Reading Club. We've got a great line-up of virtual events for all ages.

You don't have to stand alone. Reach out and our team will connect you with free or low-cost mental health & wellness support.

Over 16,000 video courses in business, software, technology, and creative skills, taught by recognized industry experts. Courses are offered in English, French, German, Japanese, Spanish, Mandarin, and Portuguese.

Are you isolating? It's a great time to explore Whistler Public Library at Home - we have so many services and resources you can access without visiting our building!

Thousands of award-winning art & craft video classes taught by recognized design experts and artists.

The Canadian Mental Health Association offers free, year-round resources for all Canadians.

After almost a year on hiatus, Barbed Choir welcomes the community to participate in a Virtual Choir project, singing the classic California Dreamin'!

Are you looking for a good book and don't know where to start? Let us help you discover your next favourite book!

Explore Your Inner Universe with us this summer! For 7 weeks this summer, we will be posting activities and resources around a theme related to mental wellness and self-exploration.

We have all kinds of exciting programs planned for you this summer, all virtual and designed to be enjoyed from home or physically distanced in nature. To see the full list of what's going on this summer, check out our Events Calendar!

BC Summer Reading Club goes virtual! This year you can Explore Our Universe with BC SRC using their app to track reading goals, earn badges, and do fun at-home activities.

There are so many arts & culture activities happening in Whistler and in the Sea to Sky Corridor, so we thought we'd share some of our favourites.

During CMHA Mental Health Week, let’s #GetReal about how we really feel.

We may be working from home, but we're still available to help.