Join us for a selection of traditional Mi’kmaq Kluscap stories and activities. October 2 - The First Cedar Tree October 16 - How the Loon Got its Song October 30- How the Beaver Got its Tail Bridgewater Library, Wednesday, October 2, 16, 30, 3:30 pm
Join Jack, the therapy dog, for anhour of reading! Therapy dogs help children improve their reading and communication skills by acting as reading companions. Dogs may notbe able to read, but they makegreat listeners with their non-judgmental presence! Come see Jack make a paw-sitive impact at the library. Saturday, September 14, October 5, 11 am […]
From writing your novel, to getting your book published, join veteran author Vernon Oickle as he guides you through the process. Where to begin? How to get your book published? What do you do once it’s published? Vernon Oickle graduated from Lethbridge Community College in 1982 with an honours diploma in journalism and is an […]
Join Louise, SSPL Food Literacy Coordinator, in the LCLC community room to learn all the different ways we can make muffins. Using basic ingredients and lots of substitutions we will create a warm treat. A big pot of tea, some conversation and a muffin will make a good start to the day. Drop in to […]
This presentation is an introduction to Mi’kmaq plant and tree medicines. It will focus on herbs, woody plants, tree barks and leaves, their traditional preparation and uses. The discussion will be accompanied by slides and/or plant samples. Laurie Lacey is a traditional medicine maker, and a Nova Scotia representative on the Canadian Council of Herbal […]
Magic is a fun-filled card game in which wizards, cast spells, common creatures and exploit magic objects to defeat their opponents. No experience necessary, and we have decks to share. Drop in. Ages 10+ Lunenburg Library, Friday, September 13, 27, October 11, 25, 3 pm Age 10 +
Come decorate and take home a mini pumpkin. Bridgewater Library, Saturday, October 12, 10:30 am
From writing your novel, to getting your book published, join veteran author Vernon Oickle as he guides you through the process. Where to begin? How to get your book published? What do you do once it’s published? Vernon Oickle graduated from Lethbridge Community College in 1982 with an honours diploma in journalism and is an […]
MEET THE BANK SWALLOW! Tuesday, October 15, 6:30 pm Did you know that some birds live in burrows? Meet the Bank Swallow! From fascinating facts to conservation context, you'll learn all about the species and how we can help it thrive. Speaker: Jessica Ferguson is the Species At Risk Lead at the Clean Annapolis River […]
Join Julie Veinot from South Shore Sexual Health for a sexual health information. Whether you'd like to learn more about birth control or gender-affirming gear, drop in to this informal and confidential health and well-being service. Liverpool Library, Wednesday, September 18, October 16, 1 - 4 pm
Join us for a selection of traditional Mi’kmaq Kluscap stories and activities. October 2 - The First Cedar Tree October 16 - How the Loon Got its Song October 30- How the Beaver Got its Tail Bridgewater Library, Wednesday, October 2, 16, 30, 3:30 pm
Join Simon Francis, Chef at L'nu Gourmet of Sipkne'katik Reservation, located in Hants County, to learn the secrets of Four Cent from the Mi'kmaw Bannock Bread Champion. (L'nu means a Mi'kmaw person) Get a chance to taste a piece of history and hear from Simon about the stories behind the food. Registration is limited so […]
Have you thought about buying an Air Fryer, or do you want to know more about the one you have? Then join cooking enthusiast, Agnes Moase, for information about these machines and tips on how to get the best from them. Registration required call 902-354-5270. Saturday, October 19, 2 pm
Join us for an all ages read aloud of a traditional Mi’kmaq story about Kluscap followed by an art activity! October 19 - How the Loon got its song October 29 - The First Cedar Tree Lunenburg Library, Saturday, October 19, 2 pm Tuesday, October 29, 3 pm, All ages welcome
MEET THE BANK SWALLOW! Tuesday, October 15, 6:30 pm Did you know that some birds live in burrows? Meet the Bank Swallow! From fascinating facts to conservation context, you'll learn all about the species and how we can help it thrive. Speaker: Jessica Ferguson is the Species At Risk Lead at the Clean Annapolis River […]
There are many, small things that we can do in our daily routines that help us age as well as possible. Please join Dr Claudia Scheilmann for a discussion on the different strategies to support our health, physically, mentally and spiritually. Since graduating from Medical School, Dr Scheilmann had a family physician practice for more […]
Sammy Scarecrow (Cathie Pearl-Wentzell) returns to the library to read Fall themed stories. Join in the fun and stay for a Hallowe’en scavenger hunt! Liverpool Library, Friday, October 25, 10:30 am Age 3+
Magic is a fun-filled card game in which wizards, cast spells, common creatures and exploit magic objects to defeat their opponents. No experience necessary, and we have decks to share. Drop in. Ages 10+ Lunenburg Library, Friday, September 13, 27, October 11, 25, 3 pm Age 10 +
Drop in Saturday morning for some Hallowe’en themed games and cookie decorating. Bridgewater Library, Saturday, October 26, 10:30 am
Join local author Vernon Oickle for discussion on local folklore, including home remedies, superstitions and a ghost story or two! Vernon will also read from his new book Grandma’s Home Remedies published in September. Vernon Oickle is a well-known Nova Scotian author, born, raised and lives here in Queens County. Liverpool Library, Saturday, October 26, […]
Magic is a fun-filled card game in which wizards, cast spells, common creatures and exploit magic objects to defeat their opponents. No experience necessary, and we have decks to share. Drop in. Ages 10+ Lunenburg Library, Friday, September 13, 27, October 11, 25, 3 pm Age 10 +
Join us for an all ages read aloud of a traditional Mi’kmaq story about Kluscap followed by an art activity! October 19 - How the Loon got its song October 29 - The First Cedar Tree Lunenburg Library, Saturday, October 19, 2 pm Tuesday, October 29, 3 pm, All ages welcome
Come decorate a unique Hallowe’en cupcake to take home. Bridgewater Library, Tuesday, October 29, 4:30 pm
Join us for a selection of traditional Mi’kmaq Kluscap stories and activities. October 2 - The First Cedar Tree October 16 - How the Loon Got its Song October 30- How the Beaver Got its Tail Bridgewater Library, Wednesday, October 2, 16, 30, 3:30 pm