The library has several things to do that go beyond reading books.
Here are the top five things to do at the Medicine Hat Public Library in April 2026.
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Home Routes Concert Series: Kaeley Jade, April 12, 7 p.m.
Kaeley Jade is a Métis singer-songwriter based in Edmonton, blending folk, pop, and indie rock with lush imagery and stunning vocals. Her songwriting reflects both her own personal journey and inspirations from the gorgeous and dynamic landscapes of Alberta. Her new album, “The Great Unknown,” comes out April 10. Tickets, $10 or three for $24, are available at the Info Desk. Half of the proceeds for this concert will be donated to the Root Cellar Food & Wellness Hub.
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AdventureSmart: Survival Kits, April 14, 4 p.m., Ages 13-19
Get informed and go outdoors! Each participant will leave the session with their very own basic outdoor “survival kit.” In partnership with AdventureSmart. Register at mhpl.info/register.
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Neurodivergent Young Adults (18+): Peer Support Group, April 18, 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m., Ages 18+
This peer support group is run by neurodivergent young adults with the support of members of the Medicine Hat Autism Society. It is a safe place for neurodivergent young adults (autistic, ADHD, and more) to visit and learn about resources that may be available to them.
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Film Screening: Stolen Time, April 18, 2 p.m.
In partnership with the Palliser Friends of Medicare, we will be screening Stolen Time: a NFB documentary that follows elder rights lawyer Melissa Miller and hundreds of aggrieved families as they take on the corporate for-profit nursing-home industry—an industry notorious for its lack of transparency and accountability. Discussion to follow.
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Poem in your Pocket Day, April 23, 10 a.m.-8 p.m., Ages 12 and under
Celebrate Poem in Your Pocket Day! Stop by the Children’s Desk to pick up a token, then use it in our special machine to receive a poem to carry with you all day. Share it, read it, or enjoy it on your own—let poetry bring a little magic to your day!
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Find out more about what’s going on at the Medicine Hat Public Library online.
