Malvern Library, Toronto
Join us once a month on a Tuesday, at the Malvern Library for our Senior Social. Enjoy trivia, bingo, coffee and relaxed conversation in a welcoming and friendly space. Discover library resources and programs, connect with community services and meet new people. Come socialize, learn something new
Thorncliffe Library, Toronto
Join us for stories, songs, rhymes and activities in this program for children ages 5 and under and their parents or caregivers. Information Collection Notice: The personal information on this form is collected by the Toronto Public Library under the Public Libraries Act, sections 20(a), 20(c), and
Eatonville Library, Toronto
Enjoy an hour of building with our various blocks! All children are welcome.
Maria A. Shchuka Library, Toronto
In this one-hour intro to 3D printing, learn how the process works, explore printers and materials, and get a quick look at 3D design software. Perfect for beginners and professionals looking to get started. Information Collection Notice: The personal information on this form is collected by the To
Don Mills Library, Toronto
Bouncing and tickling rhymes, songs, and stories for babies birth to 18 months with their parents or caregivers. Baby Time runs from 10 to 10:30 am. Children, parents and caregivers are invited to Stay and Play, from 10:30 to 11 am. Stay and Play provides a welcoming space for children to play and
Agincourt Library, Toronto
Learn important technology skills while making new friends. As part of the library settlement partnership this program is conducted in both Mandarin and English. To register contact Wen Chen at 647-388-3762.
Richview Library, Toronto
Join us for stories, songs and rhymes in this program for children, 19 months to 3 years, and their parents or caregivers. Drop-in.
Cliffcrest Library, Toronto
Join us for bouncing rhymes, songs and stories in this program for babies, birth to 18 months, and their parents or caregivers. Baby Time runs from 10:30am - 11:00am. Baby Time will take a break on Tuesday October 6 and Tuesday November 17
Lillian H. Smith Library, Toronto
This program helps people stay active, make friends, learn new skills, and have fun. It involves peer-led group activities which can include crafts, games, walking, yoga, and more. Meet new folks, build social connections, and tell us about programs and services you would like to see in the neighbou
Malvern Library, Toronto
Drop in and work one-on-one with staff from The Housing Help Centre (THHC) to determine your housing needs, connect you to other government services, and to match you with landlords across the city. THHC works with both individuals and families in the City of Toronto to find and maintain affordable,
Taylor Memorial Library, Toronto
Participants will be guided through a series of short responsive art exercises, such as blackout poetry, collage, blind drawing, etc. Through strategies that result in abstract visual responses, we will break down expectations of how an experience can be shared and art is made. These activities are
Junction Triangle Library, Toronto
Bouncing and tickling rhymes, songs and stories for babies from birth to 18 months with their parents or caregivers. Learn how to lay a solid foundation for your child's future love of reading and learning! Baby Time runs from 1:00 PM - 1:30 PM. Children, parents and caregivers are invited to Stay a
Woodside Square Library, Toronto
This is a program for parents and caregivers with children from birth - 6 years. Families have the opportunity to socialize while children develop new skills in an early learning environment. This program is offered in partnership with the Malvern Family Resource Centre (MFRC). This is a drop-in p
Malvern Library, Toronto
Explore the incredible resources and expertise offered by Springboard Services. Connect with an Employment Consultant to get the support you need for any employment needs and additional support. Book a free 60 minute appointment and to explore your career opportunities. Registration is required. L
Weston Library, Toronto
Join us weekly for a drop-in knitting and crochet circle! Bring your yarn, needles and crochet hooks and enjoy the company of other knitters and crocheters.
North York Central Library, Toronto
Explore the incredible resources and expertise offered by ACCES Employment. Connect with an Employment Consultant to get tailored resume reviews, invaluable interview tips, and a wealth of additional support. Book a free 30-minute appointment and embark on a remarkable journey toward your dream job
Parliament Street Library, Toronto
Learn about quality community resources for young families, enjoy a circle time for the young ones, and get some nutritious snacks. Suitable for families with children birth to six years old. In partnership with EarlyON Child and Family Centre of Regent Park Community Health Centre.
Maryvale Library, Toronto
Join the Maryvale knitting club and talk about library tech services or other questions you may have. Some materials are provided, and members are allowed to bring their own projects either knitting, crochet or other fiber arts.
Brentwood Library, Toronto
A class on basic keyboard functions for absolute beginners with little or no computer experience. In this second session you will: - Familiarize yourself through practice with the most essential keyboard functions (alphabet, number and symbol keys) - Practice proper keyboarding postureUpon complet
Albion Library, Toronto
Join other adults for a fun hour of creativity and socializing on a week-to-week basis. Create a different craft each week. All supplies provided. Drop-in only.
St. Lawrence Library, Toronto
Connect with others over a variety of activities including puzzles, crafts and board games. Coffee and tea will be provided.
Toronto Reference Library, Toronto
An introductory class on Microsoft Excel for absolute beginners with little or no Excel experience. In this first session, you will: - Learn the basic function and design of Excel files - Practice basic data entry for text, numbers, and basic functions: Sum, AutoSum and Average - Create and save y
Goldhawk Park Library, Toronto
An introductory class on Microsoft Word for absolute beginners. In this class, you will: - Understand how to use Word’s Tabs, Groups, and Commands - Create, save, print and delete Word documents - Practice basic text formatting and style featuresUpon completion of this class, you will be able to u
Locke Library, Toronto
A captivating mixed media portrait of a dream-filled princess adorned with flowers woven into her hair. Layers of texture, color, and delicate details create a magical atmosphere, celebrating beauty, imagination, and the gentle connection between nature and fantasy. Her floral crown symbolizes hope,
North York Central Library, Toronto
Join Downsview Community Legal Services (DCLS) for monthly legal information sessions. Learn more about the law and discuss your legal rights. Each session will explore a different topic. This workshop will review what tenants need to know about their basic rights, duties and obligations under the
North York Central Library, Toronto
Want to further develop your sewing skills? Our intermediate sewing class will take what was learned in sewing basics and add more complex elements such as a zipper. We will be creating a small bag with a functioning zipper. All materials will be provided. NOTE: Knowledge of sewing is required. Sew
Fort York Library, Toronto
Bouncing and tickling rhymes, songs and stories for babies from birth to 18 months with their parents or caregivers. Limited capacity. Drop-in.
Albert Campbell Library, Toronto
New to Canada? Need information on employment, housing, language learning, schools, or other topics? A Settlement Worker can help. Drop in to meet our settlement worker every Tuesday afternoon from 2 pm-5 pm. Visit our branch or contact Ada Tao at 416-770-0312 or atao@cathcrosscultural.org. In par
Taylor Memorial Library, Toronto
Come join us on the 2nd Tuesday of the month as we try out new titles and discuss in a friendly atmosphere. Drop In. No Registration Required. Sept 8 The Adversary by Michael Crummey Oct 13 The Museum Of Extraordinary Things By Alice Hoffman Nov 10 The Massey Murders By Charlotte Grey Dec 8 The
Richview Library, Toronto
Join us for fun and friendly Bingo games at the library. Meet up with others and try your chance at getting to shout BINGO! Everyone is welcome, no experience required, we play just for fun. This is a drop-in program and everyone is welcome. Runs monthly. We will be taking a break in December.
Wychwood Library, Toronto
Join us for a fun and laidback art collage workshop! Materials are provided by the library, and participants are encouraged to express themselves through collage!
Oakwood Village Library and Arts Centre, Toronto
Enjoy an easy introduction to coding with Dash Robots and Sphero Bolt! Have fun watching the robot move as you learn about coding. For children ages 6 and up. Space and supplies are limited.
Parliament Street Library, Toronto
WRAP is for anyone looking to strengthen their well-being—whether you’re supporting your mental health, managing stress, or simply wanting to feel more balanced and resilient in daily life. Participants will receive a WRAP certificate upon program completion. In an 8-week WRAP group, individuals ex
Parkdale Library, Toronto
Come play our Nintendo Switch 2 and PlayStation 5. We’ve got a great selection of games to choose from! This program is part of Youth Hub service. Youth Hubs are a welcoming place for teens after school and in the summer, where helpful staff are always available. Free, nutritious snacks are offere
Yorkville Library, Toronto
Do you love to build and to create? Check out Yorkville's LEGO program! Have fun, meet friends, and build something awesome in a relaxed drop-in environment. For children ages 4 and up. No registration is required. Building toys for younger children are available in the Children's Department.
Jones Library, Toronto
Astronomers from the Dunlap Institute for Astronomy & Astrophysics will set up three types of telescopes: a visible-light telescope with a solar filter, a specialized solar telescope with a hydrogen-alpha filter and a Seestar telescope that displays a live image of the Sun on an iPad. Participants w
Brentwood Library, Toronto
Make your own unique colour and textured slime. This program is part of Youth Hub service. Youth Hubs are a welcoming place for teens after school and in the summer, where helpful staff are always available. Free, nutritious snacks are offered daily. Drop by a branch with a Youth Hub or call the br
York Woods Library, Toronto
A ping pong table will be available to play with in the Youth Hub. Equipment will be provided. This program is part of Youth Hub service. Youth Hubs are a welcoming place for teens after school and in the summer, where helpful staff are always available. Free, nutritious snacks are offered daily. D
Downsview Library, Toronto
Personalize a pencil case with stickers, colours, and fun designs that show off your style. This program is part of Youth Hub service. Youth Hubs are a welcoming place for teens after school and in the summer, where helpful staff are always available. Free, nutritious snacks are offered daily. Drop
Albion Library, Toronto
Join us in the Youth Hub every Monday to play ping pong with other teens! Ping pong table, ping pong balls, and paddles will be provided. This program is part of Youth Hub service. Youth Hubs are a welcoming place for teens after school and in the summer, where helpful staff are always available. F
Weston Library, Toronto
Celebrate the start of a new school year with carnival games and prizes! This program is part of Youth Hub service. Youth Hubs are a welcoming place for teens after school and in the summer, where helpful staff are always available. Free, nutritious snacks are offered daily. Drop by a branch with a
Mount Dennis Library, Toronto
Painting, perler beads, bracelet making, colouring, we have it! Come with your friends and choose which craft you want to do in our youth hub. This program is part of Youth Hub service. Youth Hubs are a welcoming place for teens after school and in the summer, where helpful staff are always availab
Malvern Library, Toronto
Join us for various activities and crafts stations as we welcome you back to Malvern's Youth Hub! This program is part of Youth Hub service. Youth Hubs are a welcoming place for teens after school and in the summer, where helpful staff are always available. Free, nutritious snacks are offered daily
Maria A. Shchuka Library, Toronto
Happy Back to School! Celebrate the new school year with our custom photobooth! Use our props to take fun pictures of you and your friends, and learn about what other services the Youth Hub has to offer. This program is part of Youth Hub service. Youth Hubs are a welcoming place for teens after sch
Albert Campbell Library, Toronto
Teens are welcome to drop in for a friendly match of ping-pong. Either play with friends or make new ones! This program is part of Youth Hub service. Youth Hubs are a welcoming place for teens after school and in the summer, where helpful staff are always available. Free, nutritious snacks are offe
S. Walter Stewart Library, Toronto
Drop in to the Youth Hub every Tuesday and Thursday to play video games. Play with friends, by yourself, or maybe someone new. Tuesdays will be Nintendo Switch days and Thursdays will be PS4 days. *NEW* Starting at 3:30 pm, teens can sign up for a time slot to use the consoles. If there is no dema
Thorncliffe Library, Toronto
Come to Thorncliffe Youth Hub for Video Games on Tournament Tuesdays! Have fun, and battle for first place! No registration is required. Drop-in only. - Tuesday, September 1: Connect 4 - Tuesday, September 8: Chess - Tuesday, September 15: Jenga - Tuesday, September 22: Checkers - Tuesday, Septembe
Cliffcrest Library, Toronto
Drop-in every first Tuesday of the month to take part in video games and board games! Xbox One S games available. All games available on a first come, first serve basis.
Agincourt Library, Toronto
Celebrate back-to-school with Perler beads! Melt together beads to create your own unique designs! This program is part of Youth Hub service. Youth Hubs are a welcoming place for teens after school and in the summer, where helpful staff are always available. Free, nutritious snacks are offered dail
Northern District Library, Toronto
Flex your fighting game skills in the youth hub and join a casual Super Smash Brothers Ultimate tournament! Choose your best fighter and compete for the top prize (and bragging rights). All teens are welcome! Drop-in, no registration required. This program is part of Youth Hub service. Youth Hubs
Flemingdon Park Library, Toronto
Join us in making your own colourful T-shirt using different tie dye techniques. This program is part of Youth Hub service. Youth Hubs are a welcoming place for teens after school and in the summer, where helpful staff are always available. Free, nutritious snacks are offered daily. Drop by a branc
Fairview Library, Toronto
Design your very own locker mirror using various embellishments and decoden glue. This is a drop-in program. This program is part of Youth Hub service. Youth Hubs are a welcoming place for teens after school and in the summer, where helpful staff are always available. Free, nutritious snacks are o
Malvern Library, Toronto
Join us for some fun STEM-based projects in our summer STEM series. Each session will feature a STEM activity for kids to complete. Registration is required. For ages 8-12 only (children outside of this age range will not be able to participate). *For all registered Children's programs at Malvern,
Humber Summit Library, Toronto
Celebrate the colors of fall with a fun and creative wreath-making craft! Kids will use colorful leaves, paper, and other autumn-themed materials to create their own festive wreath to take home. This hands-on program encourages creativity and is perfect for young crafters. Children 5 and under mus
North York Central Library, Toronto
Design a 3D scene using stickers. This program is part of Youth Hub service. Youth Hubs are a welcoming place for teens after school and in the summer, where helpful staff are always available. Free, nutritious snacks are offered daily. Drop by a branch with a Youth Hub or call the branch to find o
High Park Library, Toronto
Spend your afternoon exploring STEM activities, creating fun crafts, building with LEGO, and making new friends. Something different every week! For kids 6-12. Drop in. September 8: LEGO September 15: Orange Shirt Day Program September 22: LEGO
Parliament Street Library, Toronto
Want to test your foosball skills against other teens? Compete in our tournament for a chance to win a cool prize. This program is part of Youth Hub service. Youth Hubs are a welcoming place for teens after school and in the summer, where helpful staff are always available. Free, nutritious snacks
Barbara Frum Library, Toronto
Use our button maker to create your own pin back buttons with your art or printed designs. All materials provided. This program is part of Youth Hub service. Youth Hubs are a welcoming place for teens after school and in the summer, where helpful staff are always available. Free, nutritious snacks
Eatonville Library, Toronto
Join us in the Youth Hub every Tuesday to play board games with your friends! Ask us for our list of board games, and check our monthly calendar for Tournaments with prizes! All materials provided. This program is part of Youth Hub service. Youth Hubs are a welcoming place for teens after school an
Forest Hill Library, Toronto
School is in session! Decorate your very own canvas pencil case and show off your style this back-to-school season. All materials provided. For children aged 6-12.