Kids and family events in Red Deer this weekend
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Nov 6–8, 20265 eventsThe whole month in one page: 62 listings in Red Deer for November 2026, grouped by week, each with its time, venue and price in the same order.
The Red Deer Arts Council oversees the operation of the Kiwanis Gallery, which is housed in the lower level of Red Deer Public Library's Downtown Branch. The gallery is open and accessible to the public during all library hours.
Let’s speak Cree! = Nehiyawe tan Join RDPL and our special guest, Elder Linda Ophus, for this program that revitalizes Indigenous language and culture. Open to all who are interested in learning more about Cree language and culture.
Join us for this fun, interactive program designed for ages 3 to 6 years of age and their caregivers. Children will practice basic yoga movements, while listening to stories, learning rhymes, and singing songs. Registration is required.
Do you want to read to a furry friend? Katja, our library's facility dog in training is all ears! Register for a 30 minute reading session with Katja.
Designed especially for busy toddlers and their caregivers, this interactive story time includes stories, rhymes, movement and songs that support early language development and physical literacy.
Please join us as together we follow a toolkit containing questions, checklists, and resources to help you make choices for a positive experience as you age.
Are you looking for opportunities for authentic conversation with Canadians? Here’s your chance! Please join us for our program, “Conversation Café,” where you will be matched with a Canadian for meaningful conversation and vocabulary practice.
Let’s speak Cree! = Nehiyawe tan Join RDPL and our special guest, Elder Linda Ophus, for this program that revitalizes Indigenous language and culture. Open to all who are interested in learning more about Cree language and culture.
Perfectly tailored for children ages 3 to 5 and their caregivers, this fun and engaging storytime features stories, rhymes and activities that build early literacy skills, develop kindergarten readiness and encourage learning through play! Each session will also include tips and .
Do you want to read to a furry friend? Katja, our library's facility dog in training is all ears! Register for a 30 minute reading session with Katja.
Ages 9-12. Come to our bi-weekly hangout for a different activity. Pop in for movies, Legos, crafts, and more.
Babies and their caregivers are invited to join us for a gentle and joyful introduction to early literacy. Through tickle rhymes, wiggle songs, and simple stories, we foster early brain development and bonding between child and caregiver.
Presented by the Red Deer Reader’s Theatre Society. We welcome new members in Red Deer and area to join us for fun and camaraderie while reading and performing scripts, without having to memorize lines or attend frequent rehearsals.
Cosponsored with Blissful Yarn Creations. A casual gathering for stitchers of all kinds to socialize and work on projects.
Join us for a fun and interactive storytime that helps to develop language and pre-reading skills in children up to age five. We'll enjoy short stories, songs, rhymes, and movement activities that help build early literacy and social skills.
Designed especially for busy toddlers and their caregivers, this interactive story time includes stories, rhymes, movement and songs that support early language development and physical literacy.
A welcoming space for Ukrainian seniors to gather, connect, and enjoy warm conversations over tea. Join us for Zatyshni Vechory, an informal and friendly evening club designed especially for Ukrainian seniors.
Babies and their caregivers are invited to join us for a gentle and joyful introduction to early literacy. Through tickle rhymes, wiggle songs, and simple stories, we foster early brain development and bonding between child and caregiver.
Perfectly tailored for children ages 3 to 5 and their caregivers, this fun and engaging storytime features stories, rhymes and activities that build early literacy skills, develop kindergarten readiness and encourage learning through play! Each session will also include tips and .
Join us for a fun and interactive storytime that helps to develop language and pre-reading skills in children up to age five. We'll enjoy short stories, songs, rhymes, and movement activities that help build early literacy and social skills.
Presented by the Community Legal Clinic . Have a legal question? Volunteer lawyers from the Community Legal Clinic will provide up to half an hour of free legal advice in family, civil, and criminal law.
Join SMART Recovery on Mondays at the Downtown Branch for support for individuals seeking abstinence from addiction using self management and recovery training. For more information, visit https://www.smartrecovery.org
Join us for this interactive storytime filled with Ukrainian children’s books and folktales, fostering a love for reading and language exploration with music, songs, crafts and games. For children ages 3 to 6 and their parent or caregiver. This program is delivered in Ukrainian.
Cosponsored by Red Aces Dance Club . An open practice space for Lindy hop dancers of all levels to connect in a relaxed environment. Participants can social dance, work on specific moves, or learn something new. Enjoy the joy of dance with fellow enthusiasts!
Ages 16+. Presented in partnership with Red Deer Native Friendship Society. Join the Red Deer Native Friendship Society and library staff to discuss books by Indigenous authors that explore the history, culture and experiences of Indigenous and Two Spirit peoples.
Presented by Wellspring Alberta. Cancer Connect is an informal gathering over coffee, tea and snacks open to any adult participants living with cancer – those diagnosed and caregivers/supporters.
Drop in after school to hang out! Snacks and fun to be provided.
Presented by the Queer Neighbours Society of Red Deer. Join QNSRD's weekly Youth Group for activities, games and community geared to youth aged 13 to 20. Learn more about Pride Events at RDPL here .
You're among friends! Whether you've read the books or not, come join us for a fun evening discussing these book club picks voted as this season's favourites. This program returns with a virtual visit from award-winning author Brett Popplewell.
This program is for builders ages 9-12 who enjoy the challenge and precision of LEGO® set builds. Participants will build sets from our extensive LEGO® City collection, with a different theme for each month. Registration required.
Did you know that Library Board Meetings are open to the public! Join us at our Board meetings to gain insight into your library's impactful work in the community. Meetings are generally held on the last Wednesday of each month (except July, August, and December) at 6 p.m.
Do you love seeing your favourite books adapted on screen? Join this book club to discuss books that became films or tv shows. Talk about the changes, which is better, and everything in between.
A casual meetup for writers in Red Deer and Central Alberta to socialize and talk about their writing. Registration is encouraged but not required. Ages 16+
September 24 - Register with four friends for a team puzzle competition. Note: ONE team member will register your team, choosing “5” attendees. October 29 - Meet others! Register yourself and be put on a team.
Call the Lit Line at 403-342-9100 in November for a World War I and II History Test.
Across cultures and communities, death is frequently surrounded by silence and uncertainty. Many of us are taught to avoid conversations about loss, grief, and dying. We aim to change that, one book at a time, with hand-selected titles that will comfort, inspire and educate.
Join us for a night of wildly niche passions and unexpected expertise, all brought to life through engaging PowerPoint presentations from guest presenters in our community! Our presenters are ready to share their thoughts on their chosen topics – some serious, some lighthearted, .
Join us to hear guest speakers from our community share their travel adventures! This month, Randy Chenowith takes us to Greenland, Iceland, and Norway. No registration required.
This month's performance features a jazz trio with Jeremy Doody (guitar), Nathan Waters (saxophone), and Anthony Flanagan (drums).
Drop-in. Registration not required! Bring the whole family for fun, creative and sometimes weird science-based activities geared to ages 5 and up and their parents. Children younger than 9 must have an adult remain in the program with them.
Pick up a Red Deer Revealed Self Guided Tour of Red Deer's War Memorials and take a walk through the downtown seeing it in a new way. This 37 page guide book published by The City of Red Deer contains a map and details of the War Memorials. Limited copies.
Join us for a special hour-long, fun-filled storytime about everyone's favorite cool cat, Pete The Cat! You’ll be feline groovy with stories, songs, and activities. No registration required! Drop in to join the fun 🎉
Looking for Library Legends!! Love books, love learning, love the library? If you are 9-12 and would like to create with crafts, dabble in drama, fiddle with food and take a whack at writing, this group is for you.
Presented by the Workers’ Resource Centre and Community Legal Clinic . Covers all of the rules and responsibilities for both employees and employers. Explains hours of work, overtime, breaks, holidays, vacations, job protected leaves, and termination.
Welcome to Red Deer Public Library’s first ever spoken word poetry night! Poetry performances are a great way to explore the world of poetry and spoken word; to be inspired, meet new people, feel creative, and have fun.
Love to read? Want to share your latest great read or find great recommendations? This book club is for you! New members are always welcome!
This special Hindu Heritage Month performance features Sunanda Harish & Mukund Shankar.
Drop-in (registration not required!) Join Red Deer Alberta Genealogical Society members in this program to bring an aspect of your research to share, to brag about what you have unearthed or to seek assistance breaking down a research wall.
Celebrate Hindu Heritage Month with programs about Hindu traditions, arts and culture! The Hindu Cultural Society of Central Alberta, Hindu Heritage Society, and COHNA heartily welcome everyone to a Community celebration of Hindu Heritage Month with a program of folk dances, song.
What do you do with puzzles that are missing pieces? Turn them into a puzzle wreath! Come upcycle puzzle pieces into a decorative wreath, perfect for your front door.
Do you have a low to modest income and a simple tax return, and need help with the following?* Getting tax slips so you can file your tax return Printing your notice of assessment Updating your address or phone number. Understanding any letter received from CRA.
Celebrate Hindu Heritage Month with programs about Hindu traditions, arts and culture! Register for a fifteen minute session with a Mehndi artist who will share the cultural significance and application of this art form, a design to the skin with a temporary stain.
Calling all dragon enthusiasts! Join us for a fun afternoon of dragon activities including a scavenger hunt, craft, and more! For school age kids (ages 5+) and families.
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