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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
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
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
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!
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
Parliament Street Library, Toronto
Experience the transformative power of writing in an inclusive space! A Writers Collective of Canada (WCC) workshop is unlike any other. We write together, share first drafts in an encouraging environment, listen deeply to one another, and receive supportive feedback. Tap into your story and explor
North York Central Library, Toronto
AI technologies have become increasingly prevalent in many aspects of modern life, including healthcare, finance, transportation, and entertainment. Some examples of AI applications include virtual assistants like Siri and Alexa, self-driving cars, fraud detection systems, and personalized recommend
Ethennonnhawahstihnen' Library, Toronto
A hands-on workshop where participants will become familiar with working in a 3D environment by creating simple 3D objects using Autodesk TinkerCad software. Information Collection Notice: The personal information on this form is collected by the Toronto Public Library under the Public Libraries Ac
Spadina Road Library, Toronto
Are you looking to practice your English conversational skills? Come for an informal discussion of various topics over a 6-week period and make new connections! Note: This is not a formal language class. Drop in, no registration required.
Toronto Reference Library, Toronto
Our September session includes stories about water from around the world. Toronto Reference Library invites you to join the Mythology and Folktale reading group. The group will meet twice a month to read aloud and discuss famous and lesser known myths. No pre-reading required, beginners welcome. In
Port Union Library, Toronto
Join other book lovers in your community and participate in lively discussions of popular books. This book club will meet every First Tuesday of the month for a lively discussion in a welcoming, relaxed setting. New members are always welcome and encouraged to join. September 8 , 2026 - The book of
Highland Creek Library, Toronto
TPL’s new website launched in January 2026! Navigate our new site with this introductory class, where we'll tour the homepage, test out the new search function, explore account features, and learn about collections, placing holds, and program registration. Drop-in.
Brentwood Library, Toronto
Are you learning English or new to Canada? Practice your English conversation skills in a relaxing environment while making new friends and learning what the library has to offer! Beginner and intermediate learners welcome. Please note that this is not a formal English class. Drop-in, no registra
Taylor Memorial Library, Toronto
This club is for those who enjoy discussing true crimes from next door to around the world. Each month we review a case and then we decide which cases we want to look into next month We investigate the cases on our own using a variety of true crime databases, podcasts, books etc. We then meet to dis
Thorncliffe Library, Toronto
Join us for a hands-on, two-session crochet pencil case workshop. Over two days, we'll guide you through the full project from start to finish. Both sessions are required, as the second continues directly from the first. All skill levels welcome. Registration required. Please register online or ca
Eatonville Library, Toronto
Emergencies can happen anywhere at any time. In Canada, we face numerous hazards, including wildfires, flooding, heatwaves, and earthquakes. The Be Ready workshop aims to raise individual and household emergency preparedness. In this free workshop facilitated by the Toronto Emergency Management Div
Eglinton Square Library, Toronto
Share your love of reading at our Wednesday and Thursday Book Clubs! We discuss new books and old favourites in a friendly, welcoming setting. Ask staff for more details. Apr 8 - The Women by Kristin Hannah May 13 - The Kiss Quotient by Helen Hoang June 10 - James by Percival Everett July 8 - My Br
Jane/Sheppard Library, Toronto
An introductory class on the Internet for absolute beginners with little computer experience. In this class, you will: - Understand how to read a web site address - Practice using web addresses - Search for information using a search engine - Explore a web site in detail to understand its key comp
City Hall Library, Toronto
Join us for a lively group discussion on the book of the month. Pick up a copy of the book from staff at the branch prior to the meeting or download it from the Libby app. The book being discussed in September is We Rip the World Apart by Charlene Carr. Information Collection Notice: The personal
Eglinton Square Library, Toronto
Share your love of reading at our Wednesday and Thursday Book Clubs! We discuss new books and old favourites in a friendly, welcoming setting. Ask staff for more details. Jan 8 - Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine by Gail Honeyman Feb 12 - Daisy Jones & The Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid Mar 12 - Amer
Malvern Library, Toronto
Are you learning English or new to Canada? Practice your English conversation skills in a relaxing environment while making new friends and learning about what the library has to offer! Please note that this is not a formal English class.
Cedarbrae - Closed Library, Toronto
Are you learning English or new to Canada? Practice your English conversation skills in a relaxing environment while making new friends. All levels are welcome. Please note that this is not a formal English class. Drop-in or register
Northern District Library, Toronto
Join us for a friendly, spirited discussion of a different book on the second Wednesday of each month. We read an eclectic mix of mostly contemporary fiction. There is also an evening session to discuss the same book on the third Wednesday of each month at 7:00 p.m. You are welcome at either or bot
Toronto Reference Library, Toronto
Join us as we learn about the basics of using a cell phone. In this class we will cover all of the different parts of a basic smart phone, the operating system, the home page and how to use Wi-Fi and Cellular Data. We will practice skills such as taking a picture, scanning a QR code, and sending a t
Agincourt Library, Toronto
Learn to use Gmail, Google’s free web-based email service. In this sixth session you will: - Practice basic email functions: send, read, reply, forward, delete email, and attach files - Review how spam and junk mail work Upon completion of this class students will have a basic understanding of how
Pape/Danforth Library, Toronto
Looking for your next great read? Enjoy some refreshments, learn about some fabulous books from a library staff member, and share what you've been reading. A fun way to discover new authors and titles!
Lillian H. Smith Library, Toronto
TPL’s new website launched in January 2026! Navigate our new site with this introductory class, where we'll tour the homepage, test out the new search function, explore account features, and learn about collections, placing holds, and program registration. Prerequisites: Basic mouse and keyboard sk
York Woods Library, Toronto
Learn how 3D printers work and how you can print at the Toronto Public Library’s Digital Innovation Hubs. This class includes hands-on instruction with Prusa Slicer, the software used to prepare your 3D object file for printing on a Prusa MK3S+ 3D printer. Note: Customers are no longer required to
S. Walter Stewart Library, Toronto
Learn how 3D printers work and how you can print at the Toronto Public Library’s Digital Innovation Hubs. This class includes hands-on instruction with Prusa Slicer, the software used to prepare your 3D object file for printing on a Prusa MK3S+ 3D printer. Note: Customers are no longer required to
North York Central Library, Toronto
Learn to fold characters using paper. 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 fi
McGregor Park Library, Toronto
Learn how to do hair in a range of popular styles, including cornrows, twists, knotless braids, and more. The program will include a presentation on the history of hair braiding and the importance of hair care, followed by examples of different styles and hands-on demonstrations and practice using m
Toronto Reference Library, Toronto
Having a personal website is essential for any small business. This 8-week course will cover everything from the basic fundamentals and tools of WordPress all the way to the platform's advanced features that support promoting and running a small business. Participants are encouraged to bring their o
Scarborough Civic Centre Library, Toronto
Join us to learn Hour of Code and build your first coding project. In this introduction class, you will learn code basic and fundamentals of computer science with drag, and drop blocks. Age: 6-12
High Park Library, Toronto
Come and join us on the second Wednesday of every month to discuss a variety of books. Everyone is welcome! Drop-in, no registration required. 2026 Reading List: - January 14: What I Mean to Say: Remaking Conversation in Our Time by Ian Williams - February 11: Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury - Mar
Parliament Street Library, Toronto
Are you interested in joining a book club but are short on time? Then join our Short Book Club, where we read titles that are 250 pages or less. Meetings are held on the second Wednesday of each month. Our September book is A Deadly Affair by Agatha Christie Summary: Love can propel us to our grea
Wychwood Library, Toronto
Experience the transformative power of writing in an inclusive space! Writers Collective of Canada (WCC) workshops are unlike any other. We write together, share first drafts in an encouraging environment, listen deeply to one another, and receive supportive feedback. Tap into your story and explor
Cliffcrest Library, Toronto
Discover your creative voice, sharpen and hone your ideas in an engaging and supportive environment. Join our Creative Writing Group where we read, inspire each other and share our stories. Space is limited. Information Collection Notice:The personal information on this form is collected by the Tor
Toronto Reference Library, Toronto
Have you ever wondered why people believe in conspiracies? In this book club, we will be reading books that explore the social conditions that make people prone to extreme belief. Thurs. Jun. 11, 2:00-4:00pm Escaping the Rabbit Hole by Mick West Thurs. Jul 9, 2:00-4:00pm Black Pill by Elle Reeve
Agincourt Library, Toronto
Join us on the second Thursday of each month for a discussion of a great book and some tasty treats to go along with it. September's book is available for pick-up behind the 1st floor circulation desk starting August 20th. Information Collection Notice: The personal information on this form is coll
Maria A. Shchuka Library, Toronto
***NEW RESCHEDULED DATE AND TIME*** Emergencies can happen anywhere at any time. In Canada, we face numerous hazards, including wildfires, flooding, heatwaves, and earthquakes. The Be Ready workshop aims to raise individual and household emergency preparedness. In this free workshop facilitated b
Fairview Library, Toronto
Learn to use Gmail, Google’s free web-based email service. In this sixth session you will: - Practice basic email functions: send, read, reply, forward, delete email, and attach files - Review how spam and junk mail work Upon completion of this class students will have a basic understanding of how
Northern District Library, Toronto
Practice your English conversation skills in a relaxing environment while making new friends and learning what the library has to offer! Beginner and intermediate learners welcome. Please note that this is not a formal English class.
Black Creek Library, Toronto
Practice your English conversation skills in a welcoming environment, while making new connections and learning about other programs the library has to offer! All English levels are welcome. Please note that this is *not* a formal English class. This is a drop-in program.
Richview Library, Toronto
Have you ever wondered what's going on inside a computer? Ever wanted to take apart a computer to see? This workshop is your chance! Free Geek Toronto is a non-profit organization dedicated to getting unwanted computers and electronics back into working condition. During this workshop, we'll go ove
Fairview Library, Toronto
Want to learn an instrument? Try learning to play with ukulele. We provide the uke, and you can come with an open mind. Ukulele for Beginners is a series of 3 classes. Attendees should attend all three classes, (Sept 3, 10 & 17) which will cover fundamentals of ukulele playing: the parts of a ukulel
Elmbrook Park Library, Toronto
New Time: *6:00 - 7:00 Practice your English conversation skills with other language learners, in a relaxed and welcoming environment. Please note, this is not a formal English class. Drop In
Mount Pleasant Library, Toronto
This introductory class will give participants an understanding of the layout, tools and workflow used in DaVinci Resolve. Basic video editing techniques will be taught such as inserting and trimming media, transitions, titles, adding audio, and using flags and markers. Computers will be provided f
Eatonville Library, Toronto
Learn to crochet at Eatonville's Crochet Club. All materials are provided and all skill levels are welcome.
Downsview Library, Toronto
In this lecture style introductory class, you will learn all you need to know about 3D printing. How to find models online, how to prepare them for printing using a slicing software and how to print them using an FDM printer Information Collection Notice: The personal information on this form is c
Northern District Library, Toronto
Curious about artificial intelligence or want to learn practical AI skills for work and personal use? Join our staff-facilitated learning circle to complete the self-paced Google AI Essentials specialization. This 10-hour introductory-level specialization, offered through Coursera, is available for
Richview Library, Toronto
Intro to the python programming language, emphasis will be placed on logic and loops Unfamiliar with what Code is, what it does or how it works? Come in for an introductory one and a half hour course to learn how code works all around you and get started coding yourself! No coding experience is nec
Annette Street Library, Toronto
Experience the transformative power of writing in an inclusive space! A Writers Collective of Canada (WCC) workshop is unlike any other. We write together, share first drafts in an encouraging environment, listen deeply to one another, and receive supportive feedback. Tap into your story and explor
Taylor Memorial Library, Toronto
Do you enjoy recipes and learning about food. Novice or chef extraordinaire, drop in for an evening of culinary adventure. Each month we will delve into a different topic with lively and friendly conversation. Last year's book club created a 50-page recipe book to take home and enjoy. Drop In. No R
Forest Hill Library, Toronto
Learn how Google Docs can be a useful free tool when you don't have access to Microsoft Word. In this introductory class you will learn how to open, create, save and delete Google Docs. Features such as highlight, bold, italics, underline, font colour and font size will be covered as well as how to
Toronto Reference Library, Toronto
La Bibliothèque publique de Toronto et le Théâtre français de Toronto s'associent pour créer un club de lecture théâtre. Ce rendez-vous mensuel est l'occasion de discuter et d'explorer des scènes mythiques ayant marqué le monde du théâtre. Avec Georges Som, médiateur culturel, nous essayerons de com
Guildwood Library, Toronto
Come bring a book you are reading. We read for 30-45 minutes and then everyone talks about what they have read. We meet the second Thursday of every month from 7:00 to 8:00 pm.
Toronto Reference Library, Toronto
Discover and discuss memoirs, and biographies written about significant contributors to STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math). No scientific background required. Upcoming titles TBD.
Every event across Alberta this weekend, in one free email on Thursday morning. Pick a city and the email carries that board.