Paper Craft
Kids who are 8 – 12 years old will have fun creating their own colourful paper luchador puppet.
All locations are open for regular hours with modified service. Thank you for your patience as we bring back services over the coming weeks.
See available servicesAll locations are open for regular hours with modified service. Thank you for your patience as we bring back services over the coming weeks.
See available servicesThe Library is currently offering a variety of drop-in programs for all ages. Visit to your nearest Library location for details.
Louise Riley Library | November 9 | 10:00 am
Kids who are 8 – 12 years old will have fun creating their own colourful paper luchador puppet.
Nicholls Family Library | November 16 | 2:00 pm
Inspired by the work of illustrator Elo in the book “Birds of a Color,” we will create an illustration of a beautiful bird using paper collage techniques and pattern-making.
Central Library | November 23 | 10:00 am
Enjoy a concert performance by Michael McHugh and Ruth Yang, two young musicians who are passionate about Baroque music.
Adults
Whether you're in the mood for something fatally funny, a culinary crime, or senior sleuths, this list will be sure to keep you cozy as you do some armchair investigating.
Kids Grades K-6
Books suitable for kids in Kindergarten to grade 6 that will inspire a passion for science! All titles feature women and girls pursuing their interests!
Kids Grades 4-6
Join these sleuths and detectives as they solve mysteries, puzzles, and cases. The mysteries range from corporate and environmental crimes, to art theft, to Sherlock Holmes style cases.
Babies and Toddlers
Cool off this summer with these fishy tales of life under the sea and around the shore.
Teens
Enjoy the books with daggers on the cover and love or kill in the story.
Indigenous
Celebrate the diversity of Indigenous cultures with books by First Nations, Métis and Inuit authors.
Kids Grades K-3
Get ready for school with books that test your mind! Homonyms, grammar, mysteries, and word puzzles will get you back into the school spirit. There are books on this list for kindergarteners and older children too.
Indigenous
These Indigenous writers envision a future beyond the apocalypse, whether it is an imagined, historical, or real world.