Leanne Morin will show us how to make our own rings, bracelets and necklaces with wire & beads. Registration required call 902-634-8008 Lunenburg Library, Tuesday, April 23, 10:30 am
Join us twice a month for some simple writing prompts to get the creative ink flowing. There will be opportunities to share your writing with the group, but no pressure. No experience required. Lunenburg Library, Monday, March 25, April 22, 2 pm
Bring your little ones to listen to stories and engage with books in new and fun ways. Storytimes may be enhanced with felt boards, instruments, activities and crafts. Drop in! Lunenburg Library, Mondays, 10:30 am Age 3+
Join Holly Sweet to learn the metaphors embedded within the Smith Rider Waite classic Tarot deck. We will learn how to use the tarot as mirrors and do some creative self-exploration using the tarot, guided visualization, journaling and creative art making. Lunenburg Library, Saturdays, March 9, 23, April 6, 20, 10:30 am
Do you have clothing items that need mending? Come by the library to get sewing guidance from library volunteer Amy Sullivan. Sewing machine available. Lunenburg Library, Fridays, 2 pm
Explore these workshops on Dreams and Creativity to learn about targeted dream incubation, dream processing through art, dream performance, and more. Contact facilitator Norma Shepherd at normafreda@gmail.com for more details. Registration required call 902-634-9634. Lunenburg Library, March 8, 22, April 5 & 19, 10:30 am
Spot of Poetry is a poetry appreciation club for long-time and brand-new readers alike! Bring along a found poem (or one you’ve written) to read aloud. Members can also borrow books from our always-growing Sharing Library! Visit our website for details on upcoming themes. spotofpoetry.com Lunenburg Library, Thursday, March 7, 21, April 4, 18, 6 […]
Join us for an evening of moderated presentations In honour of Earth Day. Representatives from five local volunteer groups will speak about the work they're doing to protect our local lands and waters. We’ll hear from members of Ne’ata’q:The Food Forest at Bluenose Academy, Kingsburg Coastal Conservancy, South Shore Council of Canadians, Asitul’isk Indigenous Learning […]