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#LocalNewsAlert Pop-Up Book Sale at Fonthill Library scheduled for this Sunday - has been CANCELLED due to the inclement weather forecast. Come to our book sale and find your next great read! There will be a mix of books, puzzles, music, and more to choose from. If it is nice, we will be outside in […]

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Niagara has a large population of older adults–one of the highest percentages in Canada.  Older adults are a valuable resource and collectively contribute a lot to their communities through their life experience, skills, volunteer time, donations, and as consumers to the local economy. Find out how Niagara is being made more “age-friendly” as part of […]

These sessions are for those who want to learn how to play bridge and for those who want to improve their strategy and skill. Instructors will be on site. Sessions will include classes plus practice. Come alone or with a partner. Drop in for $6/week (cash).

Listen to bestselling author Vanessa Riley discuss Island Queen, her historical novel based on the incredible true-life story of Dorothy Kirwan Thomas, a free woman of colour who rose from slavery to become one of the wealthiest landowners in the colonial West Indies. Watch on the big-screen TV at the Maple Acre Branch starting at […]

Pam and four-legged friend Piper from Therapy Tails Ontario will be here every week. Take a few minutes to destress and relax with Piper, read to her if you wish, and become comfortable with dogs.

Anishinaabe-Ukrainian author Patty Krawec from Lac Seul First Nation will speak about and read from her highly anticipated book Becoming Kin: An Indigenous Call to Unforgetting the Past and Reimagining Our Future. Books will be available to buy for $30 (cash or EMT). Through writing and podcasting Patty Krawec (Anishinaabe/Ukranian) explores how we might live […]

Stencil an orange moccasin and reflect on the meaning of truth and reconciliation. Outdoors, weather permitting.

Stencil an orange moccasin and reflect on the meaning of truth and reconciliation. Outdoors, weather permitting.

Calling all crafting enthusiasts! Whether it’s knitting, crocheting, sewing, or any other form of crafting, join us every Friday afternoon for a time of creating and friendship in the Festival Room

Drop in under the shade sails to learn and reflect on the second annual National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Led by Music for the Spirit from the Six Nations of the Grand River Territory. 3 – 4 PM: ART WORKSHOPS Led by Indigenous youth instructors, follow step-by-step to create artwork representing truth and reconciliation. […]

As you sit in chairs, release your stress and relax as Marcia leads you through a number of different types of meditation and creative visualizations. Please bring a pen and a notebook. For beginners and more experienced levels.

Get ready for the Halloween with a cool reverse tie dye shirt. Limited assorted men’s S/M/L shirts available. For youth in grades 6 – 12.