Get into your creative flow at the Maker table. A variety of inspiring art materials will be available each week along with prompts to help you get started. Come create! Tuesdays, 3 pm
Did you know that over 4 million Canadians are descendants of British Home children? Most Canadians do not know what a Home Child is, or that they could be related to one. Between 1869 and 1948 over 100,000 UK children were brought to Canada to work on farms and as household servants as indentured labour. […]
Enjoy a fun and relaxing afternoon at the library with fellow Scrabble enthusiasts! Liverpool Library, Thursdays, 2 pm
For all budding artists! Each week we’ll have a different art activity to create and take home to proudly display! Thursday, January 15, 22, 5, 12, 19, 3 pm
Join us for a fun bracelet-making session where you can create something playful, meaningful, and uniquely yours. Whether you keep it or give it as a gift, all you need is a little imagination — no experience required. This program is open to women, girls, and gender-diverse individuals. Presented by Second Story Women’s Centre. Thursday, […]
Join us for an inspiring talk on menopause from a holistic perspective! Discover how body, mind, and lifestyle work together during this powerful transition. Learn practical tools for balancing hormones naturally, supporting emotional well-being, and strengthening your overall health. Whether you’re entering menopause or supporting someone who is, this session will offer clarity, empowerment, and […]
Come and practice your French in a relaxed, informal setting and make new friends! All levels of French welcome, including beginners. Liverpool Library, Saturdays, 11 am
Enjoy a fun and relaxing afternoon at the library with fellow Scrabble enthusiasts! Liverpool Library, Thursdays, 2 pm
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