Events
Teen Toastmasters (13–17 yrs)
In ProgressOnline eventAges: 13–17 yearsSpeak with confidence and increase your self-esteem! This seven-week virtual workshop will teach a range of leadership skills, from delivering speeches to embodying professional body language and writing…
Effective Tax Strategies
In Progress,Online eventJoin this informative session to better understand Canada’s tax system and minimize the amount of tax paid. Presented by the CPA (Canadian Professional Accountants).
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Ages: Kids (Grades 1–3)
Celebrate Persian Heritage Month with Sahar Golshan, Shiva Delsooz, and RHPL! The author and illustrator team will read and draw from their book, So Loud!, a story about finding your voice that takes place…
Ages: 0-6 years with caregiver
Talk, read, sing, write, and play with us as we share stories, games, rhymes, and songs! Designed for babies/toddlers and their caregiver.
Ages: 0–12 months plus caregiver
Experience music with your little one! Sing songs, learn rhymes and use a variety of musical instruments, props and materials. Presented by EarlyON Child and Family Centres. Participants must have an…
Ages: 1–6 years with caregiver
This program introduces a balance of unstructured and carefully structured movement experiences to stimulate children’s engagement in active, imaginative play which supports their ongoing physical,…
Families: All Ages
Explore different STEAM concepts and equipment at your own pace at this drop-in program.
Ages: 13–17 yearsCome and hang out with fellow teens! In March, let's transform a canvas by only using paint and tape. April is Poetry Month, so prepare for blackout and magnetic poetry.
Ages: 9–12 years
Build your confidence, concentration and problem solving skills during this 8-week series of lessons taught by The Chess'n Math Association. Cost: $80
The Chess n' Math Association (CMA) is a non-profit organization…
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What is the relationship between rising authoritarianism and the explosion in artificial intelligence and algorithmic systems? In this talk, cultural theorist and artist Jerrold McGrath explores the deep entanglement between algorithms and…
Ages: 2–5 years with caregiver
It's an arts-centric storytime! Listen to a story or two and explore a different hands-on crafts activity every week with your preschooler.
Tickets will be handed out 15 minutes before the program begins.
Ages: 0–12 months plus caregiver
Experience music with your little one! Sing songs, learn rhymes and use a variety of musical instruments, props and materials. Presented by EarlyON Child and Family Centres. Participants must have an…
Ages: 18+ years
Join us for a community-led, wellness-themed book club with some light yoga, hosted in partnership with the South Central Richmond Hill Community Action Table. Light snacks will be provided.
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Ages: 8–12 years
Explore how computers work by modelling computer functions and learning about programming logic. Presented by York University Science Engagement.
York University Science Engagement programs use a discovery and…
Please note: This class is now full. Please join the waitlist here: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/ch...
Ages: 6–8 years
Build your confidence, concentration and problem solving skills during this 8-week series of lessons taught by The…
Calling all York Region writers! We're launching a collaborative space for adult writers of all skill levels.
Join our new Writing Circle at the library to share your work, practice your writing, and get advice from others in a welcoming…
Ages: 0-6 years with caregiver
Talk, read, sing, write, and play with us as we share stories, games, rhymes, and songs! Designed for babies/toddlers and their caregiver.
Ages: 0–12 months with caregiver
Join us for songs, rhymes, tickles, and bounces. This programs is designed for babies and their caregiver.
Join us each week to practice your English conversation skills with other newcomers and English language learners. This series is offered in partnership with Catholic Community Services of York Region (CCSYR) through Library Settlement…
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Tazeen Qayyum’s site-specific installation is her reflection on global crises caused by unjust wars. Typically viewed with repulsion and aversion, the cockroach motif in her work serves as a social commentary on how, in world plagued by war…