Help adults with an intermediate level of English improve their reading, writing and grammar skills. Volunteers lead a group of ESL adults at one of our Library locations.
Read more about "What will you do?"Top staff picks to get buried in this winter, if snow ever does arrive, from the Central Library's friendly team of readers' advisory experts.
Read more about "Read All Winter Away"Elders, knowledge keepers, authors, illustrators, performers, and Library staff share the diverse perspectives and ways of knowing in this virtual program for grades K – 6.
Read more about "Caretakers of the Land"Save yourself countless research hours. Find up-to-date and in-depth information on Canadian grantmaking foundations and corporations.In-library use only.
Read more about "Search thousands of grantmaking opportunities"Rozsa Arts at the Library features emerging artists for virtual or in-person performances as restrictions allow.
Read more about "Call for Performing Artists"Join the Library’s new Musical Artist in Residence, Emma Harding, as she introduces you to the basics of voice and how to healthily and confidently get the most from your...
Read more about "Musical Artist in Residence 2022: Beginner Singing"The Library provides tools and spaces for those engaged with intellectual freedom and the exchange of ideas to receive insight and create connections to move forward.
Read more about "Priorities"Artists, community groups, and organizations are invited to submit their work (all mediums including photography) for consideration to be displayed at community libraries.
Read more about "Art Exhibit Spaces"Find book recommendations, tips for hosting, discussion questions to get you started, and more from the American Library Association.
Read more about "ALA Resource Guide"Learn about the Library’s paid residency and placemaking programs, current opportunities, and learn from past artists' experiences. Hear from arts organizations, AFA and...
Read more about "Residency and Grant Opportunities for Artists"A long-standing volunteer, Library donor Maureen has helped many young readers develop strong reading comprehension skills and discover the magic of reading.
Read more about "Enjoy a good book in the Maureen Proctor Reading Nook."Sensory play lays an important foundation for your child's learning. These activities from our librarians and staff, which can all be done with materials found around your house, encourage brain development, open-ended thinking, fine motor skill building, and even language learning.
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Read more about "'Explore history through a new lens'"