Lethbridge Public Library offers streaming service

Streaming media has become a go to for many Lethbridge residents during the pandemic. In 2014, the Lethbridge Public Library brought forth the streaming platform called Hoopla to allow anyone who has a library card to be able to access the titles. Jonathan Jarvie, from the Lethbridge Public Library, says they average around 2,000 items borrowed each month.

Jarvie notes there are around 30 people signing up for Hoopla each and every month.

There is a limit of five titles that users are allowed to download per month.

For movies and TV shows, you can watch the content for three days. Audiobooks and ebooks are able to be used for three weeks.

To register for Hoopla, you can visit https://www.hoopladigital.com/.

Micah Quinn

After graduating from Mount Royal University in Calgary with a Broadcasting Diploma, Micah made the trek down to Lethbridge to work for Bridge City News. He has previously worked at City TV Calgary on the Breakfast Television morning show. He looks forward to connecting with this community, and reaching a new audience. Micah has a passion for interviewing and finding out why people think the way they do. You’ll often find him pursuing local feature stories and hard news.

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