Top five things to do at the Medicine Hat Public Library in October

Share in stories, songs and rhymes including Indigenous culture and traditions such as drumming, followed by play time. Children must attend with a parent or other adult caregiver. Register at mhpl.info/register.

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Adulting 101: Resumés (Oct. 1) and Interview Skills (Oct. 15), 4 p.m. , Ages 13-19

First, get tips from industry experts on how you can build and/or improve your resumé to jumpstart your job-hunting journey! Please bring a premade resumé if possible. Then come back when industry experts are here to help you sharpen your interview skills. Snacks provided. In partnership with the Y Employment Centre.

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Home Routes Concert Series: Sarah Beatty, Oct. 21, 7 p.m.

Sarah Beatty is an eclectic songwriter and scientist whose voice is “as sharp as a silver-spur and dangerous as a diamond-backed sidewinder” (Raw Ramp). Known for live shows filled with warmth, wit and thought-provoking messages, Sarah blends poetic storytelling with keen social insight, inviting listeners into conversations that resonate deeply and inspire reflection.

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Brews & Board Games, Oct. 23, 6-9 p.m., MT Nest Café & Market

Join us for a fun-filled board game night at MT Nest Café & Market! Whether you’re a strategy master or a casual player, come enjoy friendly competition, meet new people, and explore classic and modern board games. No experience necessary – just bring your enthusiasm! Snacks and good company provided.

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Frankenstein Friday, Oct. 31, 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Ages 0-12

Drop by anytime on Oct. 31 for a monstrously fun time, where kids can create their very own Frankenstein-inspired masterpiece. This passive craft is perfect for young ghouls and goblins.

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by Chris Brown/MHPL

Top five things to do at the Medicine Hat Public Library in October

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