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Richvale Branch, Richmond Hill
Ages: 2–5 years with caregiver It's an arts-centric storytime! Listen to a story or two and explore a hands-on craft with your 2–5 year old.
Humberwood Library, Toronto
Are you interested in improving your computer skills? Join our beginner and intermediate Microsoft Word and PowerPoint classes. Friday September 4: MS Word Basics: Letter Writing Friday September 11: MS Word Basics: Flyer Friday September 18: PowerPoint Basics Course Objective At the end of the
North York Central Library, Toronto
Learn how to use the Brother Persona PRS100 at the Fabrication Studio! This class will walk you through the basics of mounting fabric onto the embroidery frames and threading the machine. This course is mandatory in order to book the embroidery machine and will be held in the Fabrication Studio on t
Lillian H. Smith Library, Toronto
Join us for our Monthly Painting Program Let’s do some painting! All painting material is provided. Registration required. All materials will be provided.
Agincourt Library, Toronto
Rangoli is a traditional Indian folk art where people draw bright, beautiful patterns with colourful sand. No experience needed. This program is for ages 55+
Forest Hill Library, Toronto
Join us for an afternoon screening of the 1959 classic Some Like It Hot! “Billy Wilder’s zany cross-dressing comedy begins with a massacre – resembling the gangland St Valentine’s Day killings of 1929 – and ends with one of the most celebrated last lines in cinema history. Written in cahoots with t
Woodside Square Library, Toronto
Caterpillars are always kids’ love creatures. Join us to make a simple paper caterpillar craft and feel your artistic spirit. This program is for children 4-12. Drop-in.
Thorncliffe Library, Toronto
This is a six-part workshop series that creates a space for exploring belonging and not belonging through conversation and hands-on art-making. Guided by reflective questions, participants engage in practices such as origami with washi, drawing, dyeing, and writing, using the lotus as a shared symbo
Barbara Frum Library, Toronto
Come join us for a Saturday morning movie. Bring your own snacks and enjoy our feature film. Drop-in. No registration required. For ages 0-12 accompanied by a parent or caregiver. Aug. 22 - The Wild Robot (2024) Aug. 29 - Sing (2016) Sept. 5 - Sing 2 (2021) Sept. 12 - Trolls (2016) Sept. 19 -
Weston Library, Toronto
Join us for a fun morning of solving brain puzzles such as Wordle, Spelling Bee, Sudoku, and many more! Kickstart your weekend, make new friends, stimulate your mind, improve your memory, and relieve your stress. Light Refreshments Served. Free puzzles available! No Registration Required. Drop-In
Fort York Library, Toronto
Would you like to improve your English speaking skills in a relaxing and supportive environment? We offer conversation prompts to get you talking about topics you enjoy. This is a great way to improve your English speaking skills and make new friends. Learners at all levels are welcome. Please note
Lillian H. Smith Library, Toronto
First published in 1986, join us in celebrating 40 years of the beloved Canadian turtle, Franklin. Discover the series’ original drafts by author Paulette Bourgeois and illustrator Brenda Clark, alongside other terrific turtle tales! Visit the Osborne Collection to experience our exhibit.
Fort York Library, Toronto
This program helps people stay active, make friends, learn new skills, and have fun. Meet new folks, build connections, and tell us about programs and services you would like to see in the neighbourhood! Come join us every Saturday for screenings of your favourite movies. In addition to this, enjoy
Taylor Memorial Library, Toronto
An alternative eco-friendly photography process that uses botanicals as both its subject matter and development process. I will teach participants how to make their own simple chemical-free photography developer and discuss alternative negatives. Participants will be encouraged to use bring plants f
Thorncliffe Library, Toronto
Po must train a new warrior when he's chosen to become the spiritual leader of the Valley of Peace. However, when a powerful shape-shifting sorceress sets her eyes on his Staff of Wisdom, he suddenly realizes he's going to need some help! For Families, All ages. Drop in, no registration required.
North York Central Library, Toronto
Whether you're a beginner or an experienced artist, our Artists Circle program offers a welcoming space to reduce stress, explore new art techniques, and connect with fellow art appreciators. For our September session, we will explore contemporary textile artists who use unconventional knitting mat
Morningside Library, Toronto
Drop in for a casual game of chess in a welcoming environment! Improve your chess skills or learn how to play. Chess sets will be provided. If you feel comfortable bringing your own set, you are welcome to do so. All are welcome! Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult guardian. Facilit
Toronto Reference Library, Toronto
This program helps people stay active, make friends, learn new skills, and have fun. Meet new folks, build connections, and tell us about programs and services you would like to see in the neighbourhood! Come and join the F.R.E.S.H. group for a Saturday screening of popular movies. We'll be playin
North York Central Library, Toronto
Join the Society and Recreation department weekly for a friendly game of chess. Bring your friends and family or meet fellow chess enthusiasts to socialize and improve your chess skills. Chess sets are provided onsite. Players of all levels are welcome. For adults and seniors only. There is not any
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