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Adults (teens 15+ welcome)
Whether you want to learn the foundations or refresh your skills, join Gellis from Infinite Modesty Design, as she teaches you how to create hair scrunchies. Sewing machine and fabrics provided.
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Ages: 8–12 years
Explore different STEAM topics every month! In September, we will be trying out stop motion animation.
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Join a professional beekeeper from Alveole Bees as they guide you through the artisanal process of making hand-dipped beeswax candles in this interactive workshop. Learn all about the uses of beeswax, its production in the hive, and leave…
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Talk, read, sing, write, and play with us as we share stories, games, rhymes, and songs! Designed for babies/toddlers and their caregiver.
Tickets will be handed out 15 minutes before the program begins.
Ages: Families (0–6 years with caregiver)
Experience the rhythm of music and movement through Zumbini! Bond with your child while helping them to develop cognitive abilities, motor and social skills, and emotional wellbeing. Plus,…
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…
Registration requiredRegister for eventAges: Kids (6–8 years)
Reading Buddies is back this summer! Kids will be paired with high school volunteers to practice reading aloud and participate in activities such as storytelling and games that make literacy fun.
This program runs…
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Talk, read, sing, write, and play with us as we share stories, games, rhymes, and songs! Designed for babies/toddlers and their caregiver.
Tickets will be handed out 15 minutes before the program begins.
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Ages: Adults
Looking for your next favourite read? Join us for our fall book club session and discuss great titles with other book aficionados. New members welcome.
September: Looking for Jane by Heather MarshallYou can…
Registration closes September 17 at 12:00am (11 spots remaining)Register for event Ages: Babies (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…
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New York Times bestselling author and philosopher Nate Klemp helps us explore pathways back to openminded living when he talks to us about the core tenets in his new book Open: Living with an Expansive Mind in a Distracted World. With…
Registration requiredRegister for event 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.
Registration requiredRegister for eventAges: Families (All Ages)
Drop by the library and get creative! In September, create your own book. In October, it's about all things fall!
Ages: Kids (9–12 years)
Learn the fundamentals of the widely used and versatile coding language, Javascript in this introductory six-week course led by CodeSky Inc. Cost: $80
Registration fullCalling 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: Families (All Ages)
Talk, read, sing, write, and play with us as we share stories, games, rhymes, and songs! Designed for babies/toddlers and their caregiver.
Tickets will be handed out 15 minutes before the program begins.
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…
Registration requiredRegister for eventAges: Babies (0–12 months plus caregiver)
Join us for songs, rhymes, tickles, and bounces. This programs is designed for babies and their caregiver.
Tickets will be handed out 15 minutes before the program begins.
Ages: 9–12
Join us while 18844 Pr0Teens, a community FIRST Tech Challenge team, leads participants through building a basic Lego Spike Prime robot that can drive with pre-programmed code, pick up objects, and use sensors.
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