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Lillian H. Smith Library, Toronto
This program helps people stay active, make friends, learn new skills, and have fun. It involves peer-led group activities which can include crafts, games, walking, yoga, and more. Meet new folks, build social connections, and tell us about programs and services you would like to see in the neighbou
Parliament Street Library, Toronto
Learn about quality community resources for young families, enjoy a circle time for the young ones, and get some nutritious snacks. Suitable for families with children birth to six years old. In partnership with EarlyON Child and Family Centre of Regent Park Community Health Centre.
Sanderson - Closed Library, Toronto
Due to the closure of Sanderson Library for Branch Repairs DIY Craft Night is on pause until reopening. Check branch page for more information Please join us for some light refreshments, and informal discussion about services in the neighbourhood. Get to know your local library staff, and let us kn
Parliament Street Library, Toronto
WRAP is for anyone looking to strengthen their well-being—whether you’re supporting your mental health, managing stress, or simply wanting to feel more balanced and resilient in daily life. Participants will receive a WRAP certificate upon program completion. In an 8-week WRAP group, individuals ex
Woodside Square Library, Toronto
Come and have a conversation with health team from the Scarborough Centre for Healthy Communities (SCHC) to learn and get connected to a variety of health care services. Get support with navigating services like: - Cancer Screening information and referrals - Diabetes Education - Preventative 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
Parkdale Library, Toronto
WRAP is for anyone looking to strengthen their well-being—whether you’re supporting your mental health, managing stress, or simply wanting to feel more balanced and resilient in daily life. Participants will receive a WRAP certificate upon program completion. In an 8-week WRAP group, individuals ex
North York Central Library, Toronto
In this presentation led by the Alzheimer Society of Toronto, participants will learn about the risk factors associated with developing dementia, how to recognize the ways in which lifestyle plays a role in one’s risk of developing dementia, and how to take action to support brain health.
St. Lawrence Library, Toronto
This program helps people stay active, make friends, learn new skills, and have fun. It involves peer-led group activities including crafts, games, walking, yoga and more. Meet new folks, build connections, and tell us about programs and services you would like to see in the neighbourhood! Drop in,
College/Shaw Library, Toronto
WRAP is for anyone looking to strengthen their well-being—whether you’re supporting your mental health, managing stress, or simply wanting to feel more balanced and resilient in daily life. Participants will receive a WRAP certificate upon program completion. In an 8-week WRAP group, individuals ex
Agincourt Library, Toronto
This compassionate workshop offers a safe, gentle, and confidential space for women to honor their feelings, release emotional pain, and find a sense of peace. As part of the library settlement partnership this program is conducted in both Mandarin and English. To register contact Wen Chen at 647-3
Every event across Alberta this weekend, in one free email on Thursday morning. Pick a city and the email carries that board.