CLICK HERE TO REGISTER Sandy from the popular Facebook group A Homesteading Kind of Life is back to teach you how to make your own peppermint lip balm and relaxing bath salts. Perfect gifts for the holiday season! We will be using only safe and natural products that you can pronounce in this fun make […]
Teens can drop in at the Cannington Branch between 5 and 7 p.m. to make an ugly Christmas sweater ornament. Ages 11-17
*THIS IS A SELF-DIRECTED PROGRAM. ALL CHILDREN MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY AN ADULT* Drop by the library between 11:00 a.m. and 12:00 p.m. and enjoy some family fun creating some seasonal make-and-takes.
*New* Math help for tweens and teens is now available! Call the Cannington Branch at 705-432-2867 to make a 30 minute appointment.
Learn the basics around creating and managing an email account. Topics include sending and receiving correspondence and managing "spam". Registration required. Call the Beaverton Branch to register. 705-426-9283.
Grades -6-8 A new surprise each week. Check out our pop-up activities and enjoy a snack!
*New* Math help for tweens and teens is now available! Call the Cannington Branch at 705-432-2867 to make a 30 minute appointment.
Everything from Lego to woodworking. We'll even have a take apart and discover day! *Drop-in*
Tuesday Nights from 6:30-7:30 at the Sunderland Branch This session runs from January 17-February 21, 2023 Spend some creative social time with friends! We provide the Lego, you provide the creativity! Each week we will build a new challenge.
Wednesdays at the Cannington Branch from 10:00 - 10:45 a.m. We're combining a standard storytime with aspects of big body play in the snow! For the first half of the program, we use the story theme to create snow activities. Then we will come back into the library for hot chocolate and the story. Please […]
Due to inclement weather, this event has been postponed to Wednesday, March 22nd at 6:30 p.m. at the Sunderland Library Branch. Space is limited. Click here to register for tickets. Award-winning author and speaker Yvonne Heath will be here to talk about managing grief. Yvonne is very funny and uses heart and humour in her […]
Thursdays at the Sunderland Branch 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. Why should kids be the only ones that get to have fun? Each week, our adult group will play a new board game. Participants can bring their own games to play, vote ahead of time on which games to try or we could play with one […]
Work out your body and mind! Melissa, our certified yoga instructor, will begin with an opening relaxation exercise followed by supported chair-based yoga practice. Each class will be centered on a meaningful literary quote. Time will be allotted at the end of the class for friendly, informal discussion and the opportunity to journal the quote […]
This class will teach you how to download the Libby App, set up your account, and borrow free e-books. Registration required. Call the Beaverton Branch to register. 705-426-9283.
Grades -6-8 A new surprise each week. Check out our pop-up activities and enjoy a snack!
*New* Math help for tweens and teens is now available! Call the Cannington Branch at 705-432-2867 to make a 30 minute appointment.
Everything from Lego to woodworking. We'll even have a take apart and discover day! *Drop-in*
Tuesday Nights from 6:30-7:30 at the Sunderland Branch This session runs from January 17-February 21, 2023 Spend some creative social time with friends! We provide the Lego, you provide the creativity! Each week we will build a new challenge.
Wednesdays at the Cannington Branch from 10:00 - 10:45 a.m. We're combining a standard storytime with aspects of big body play in the snow! For the first half of the program, we use the story theme to create snow activities. Then we will come back into the library for hot chocolate and the story. Please […]
Thursdays at the Sunderland Branch 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. Why should kids be the only ones that get to have fun? Each week, our adult group will play a new board game. Participants can bring their own games to play, vote ahead of time on which games to try or we could play with one […]
