Join Christine McLaughlin and other like-minded individuals to learn what your dreams may be telling you. We will explore the subconscious mind and its messages through the dream state. Lunenburg Library, Saturday, November 1, 15, 29, December 13, 2 pm
Join us for stories and sharing! After listening to read-alouds, little ones are invited to show and tell us about something special from home. Drop in! Age 3+ Sundays, 1 pm
Fall in love with the soft, bright wool roving used in needle felting and learn to sculpt and paint using a needle! Your project is up to you, beginner instruction and supplies provided. Monday, November 17, December 1, 15, 10:30 am
Make a notebook to keep or gift while learning about stab binding, a bookbinding technique with roots in East Asia. We’ll make a basic practice model and then a more finished version using a traditional Japanese stitch to sew single sheets of paper together between decorative covers. Lunenburg Library, Monday, November 17, 2 - 4 […]
Join author Dr. Susan Reid for an uplifting, interactive morning of reflection and connection. Through a short reading from her new workbook Re-Visioning Retirement and a guided exercise, participants will write a “letter to their future self”. The session will close with conversation, light refreshments, and a book signing. Susan is a Nova Scotia-based entrepreneur, […]
Come play scrabble at the library! Meet new friends while exercising your brain! Tuesday, November 4, 18, December 9, 16, 1 pm
All lovers of knitting, quilting, or any other handcraft, experienced or beginner, are invited to come and relax, learn, share and work on your current project. New members welcome! Drop in. Wednesdays, 1-3 pm
Get into your creative flow at our open art table. A variety of inspiring art materials will be available each week along with prompts to help get started. There will be lots of freedom to explore with the materials provided. Come play! Age 6+ Wednesdays 3 pm
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