Get a Library Card

Anyone can use the library and its resources. During library opening hours, you may come in and read, listen to music, access your e-mail, and search the library's online magazines and newspapers.

If you become a library member, however, your library card means you can borrow books, magazines, videos, DVDs, CDs, and audio books from the Irvine Community Library. You may request items from another library in the Shortgrass System and from Public and University Libraries throughout Alberta. A resident library card also gives you access to the library's many online resources from home. For library members living in Irvine who are homebound, the library coordinates a free volunteer delivery service.

Are you interested in getting your own Irvine Community Library card? Library cards can be acquired by visiting the Irvine Community Library in-person. Please note that identification with a current address is required. Library cards are available for children, teens, and adults.

Try our online resources right now with a 90-day temporary membership.

Library Card Fees:

Family Cards

FREE