Come see beautiful sketches of historic Truro buildings in the art exhibit running through January and February at the Truro Library. The artist Minette Murphy will be on site to […]
Are you between the ages of 8-11? Do you like to read or be read to? Join the Hackmatack Reading Club at the Truro Library and vote for your favourite […]
Come in out of the wintery weather and enjoy a scavenger hunt in the Library. All ages are welcome to participate. Drop in, no registration required.
Come in out of the wintery weather and enjoy a scavenger hunt with the library. All ages are welcome to participate Drop in – call 902-883-9838 or email elmsdale@cehpubliclibrary.ca
Take-and-make craft kits contain all the supplies needed to complete the craft. Ages 5-12. To participate, drop by and pick up your kit. No registration required.
We want to set you up with the book of your dreams, featuring books with sharp and witty profiles better than anything you’ll find on Tinder. Blind Date with a […]
You have heard of a photo bomb? Well, Stewiacke library has been eye-bombed. How many pairs of googly eyes can you find? All ages are welcome to participate. This is […]
We will have dedicated stations for people to come in and tour these museums virtually. A collection of immersive 360 degree tours of popular heritage and culture sites that feature […]
Kits change on a weekly basis and contain all supplies needed to complete the craft. Suitable For Preschool and early elementary children. This is a drop-in program. No registration is […]
We are reading and discussing Anxious People. Drop by the branch to pick up your copy, then plan to join us Wednesday morning. This is a drop-in program. No registration […]
Calling all Makers! Drop by for a relaxing afternoon to hang out with fellow crafters. Bring along your ongoing projects like knitting, crochet, needlework, painting or other hands on crafts. […]
This year, Nova Scotia Heritage Day honours Mi’kmaq poet Rita Joe. You can find your voice, too, with poetry art! Cut, paste, and black out the pages of old magazines […]
