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Jones Library, Toronto
Bouncing and tickling rhymes, songs and stories for babies from birth to 18 months with their parents or caregivers. Drop-in; no registration required. Space is limited. Live or automated closed captioning, sign language interpretation, intervenor services, or attendant services are available upon
Don Mills Library, Toronto
Do you have questions about your tablet, phone, laptop, email or an app? Do you need help with eBooks or other online library services? Our staff are here to help. Drop-in, no registration required. 20 minute limit during high demand. Longer questions may be referred to a 1 hour book a librarian
Mount Dennis Library, Toronto
Jenga, TIC TAC TOE, Connect4, we have it! Come with your friends and try out all the different board games in our youth hub. 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, nutritio
Richview Library, Toronto
Looking for something to do after school? Come out to our After School Club and learn new things, make stuff, meet other kids and have fun! Ages 6-12. Drop-in. Snacks are offered during the After School Club for participants. Ingredient lists will be available. Snacks are generously supported, in p
Cherry Beach, Toronto
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Richview Library, Toronto
We will demo the HTC Vive Virtual Reality platform. Registration required. **Please note the manufacturers recommended age is 12+ Welcome to the Virtual Reality Arcade event at the Toronto Public Library - Richview Branch! Get ready to immerse yourself in a world of cutting-edge technology and endl
Thorncliffe Library, Toronto
Join us anytime of the day every Tuesday of the month; try your best to find all of the items hidden around the library’s children section each Tuesday. Find them all and win a fun prize! Drop in, no registration required. Information Collection Notice: The personal information on this form is col
Malvern Library, Toronto
Join us once a month on a Tuesday, at the Malvern Library for our Senior Social. Enjoy trivia, bingo, coffee and relaxed conversation in a welcoming and friendly space. Discover library resources and programs, connect with community services and meet new people. Come socialize, learn something new
Maria A. Shchuka Library, Toronto
In this one-hour intro to 3D printing, learn how the process works, explore printers and materials, and get a quick look at 3D design software. Perfect for beginners and professionals looking to get started. Information Collection Notice: The personal information on this form is collected by the To
Eatonville Library, Toronto
Enjoy an hour of building with our various blocks! All children are welcome.
Leaside Library, Toronto
Find joy in using a simple pencil and piece of paper to create a beautiful piece of art. Bring your tea or coffee, relax and socialize during a laid-back session of drawing for everyone from beginners to more advanced artists. Debora Dunn will share simple techniques and demonstrate examples of sym
Daniel G. Hill Library, Toronto
Join us for stories, songs and rhymes in this program for children, 19 months to 3 years, and their parents or caregivers. Drop in. No registration required.
High Park Library, Toronto
Join us for stories, songs and rhymes in this program for children, 19 months to 3 years, and their parents or caregivers. Toddler Time runs from 10:30 to 11:00am. Children, parents and caregivers are invited to Stay and Play from 11:00 to 11:30am. Drop in, no registration required.
Flemingdon Park Library, Toronto
Drop-in casual board game social. 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 find o
Main Street Library, Toronto
Main Street's knitting and crochet club returns! Share your projects with other knitters/crocheters, teach a technique, learn a technique, and enjoy great conversation. All level of knitters/crocheters welcome. Bring your own yarn, needles, and crochet hooks. We meet on the second floor of the libr
Malvern Library, Toronto
Join us for bouncing rhymes, songs and stories in this program for babies, birth to 18 months, and their parents or caregivers. Baby Time runs from 10am to 11am. Children, parents and caregivers are invited to Stay and Play. Drop-in. No registration required.
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Thorncliffe Library, Toronto
Join us for stories, songs, rhymes and activities in this program for children ages 5 and under and their parents or caregivers. Information Collection Notice: The personal information on this form is collected by the Toronto Public Library under the Public Libraries Act, sections 20(a), 20(c), and
Don Mills Library, Toronto
Bouncing and tickling rhymes, songs, and stories for babies birth to 18 months with their parents or caregivers. Baby Time runs from 10 to 10:30 am. Children, parents and caregivers are invited to Stay and Play, from 10:30 to 11 am. Stay and Play provides a welcoming space for children to play and
Richview Library, Toronto
Join us for stories, songs and rhymes in this program for children, 19 months to 3 years, and their parents or caregivers. Drop-in.
Agincourt Library, Toronto
Learn important technology skills while making new friends. As part of the library settlement partnership this program is conducted in both Mandarin and English. To register contact Wen Chen at 647-388-3762.
Cliffcrest Library, Toronto
Join us for bouncing rhymes, songs and stories in this program for babies, birth to 18 months, and their parents or caregivers. Baby Time runs from 10:30am - 11:00am. Baby Time will take a break on Tuesday October 6 and Tuesday November 17
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
Waterfront Campus, Toronto
Step into Oasis Fest, the Student Association's signature Frosh Week experience designed to help you connect, explore, and kick off your college journey in style. Inspired by the warmth and energy of a modern desert festival, Oasis Fest transforms each campus into a vibrant social oasis filled with
Waterfront Campus, Toronto
Can you help build the ultimate Student Association Tower? In Tetris Tumble, every block represents a Student Association service, benefit, program, or resource designed to support your success at college. Pick a block, discover what's inside by answering a quick question or learning a fun 10-second
Malvern Library, Toronto
Drop in and work one-on-one with staff from The Housing Help Centre (THHC) to determine your housing needs, connect you to other government services, and to match you with landlords across the city. THHC works with both individuals and families in the City of Toronto to find and maintain affordable,
Taylor Memorial Library, Toronto
Participants will be guided through a series of short responsive art exercises, such as blackout poetry, collage, blind drawing, etc. Through strategies that result in abstract visual responses, we will break down expectations of how an experience can be shared and art is made. These activities are
Junction Triangle Library, Toronto
Bouncing and tickling rhymes, songs and stories for babies from birth to 18 months with their parents or caregivers. Learn how to lay a solid foundation for your child's future love of reading and learning! Baby Time runs from 1:00 PM - 1:30 PM. Children, parents and caregivers are invited to Stay a
Weston Library, Toronto
Join us weekly for a drop-in knitting and crochet circle! Bring your yarn, needles and crochet hooks and enjoy the company of other knitters and crocheters.
Woodside Square Library, Toronto
This is a program for parents and caregivers with children from birth - 6 years. Families have the opportunity to socialize while children develop new skills in an early learning environment. This program is offered in partnership with the Malvern Family Resource Centre (MFRC). This is a drop-in p
Maryvale Library, Toronto
Join the Maryvale knitting club and talk about library tech services or other questions you may have. Some materials are provided, and members are allowed to bring their own projects either knitting, crochet or other fiber arts.
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.
Malvern Library, Toronto
Explore the incredible resources and expertise offered by Springboard Services. Connect with an Employment Consultant to get the support you need for any employment needs and additional support. Book a free 60 minute appointment and to explore your career opportunities. Registration is required. L
North York Central Library, Toronto
Explore the incredible resources and expertise offered by ACCES Employment. Connect with an Employment Consultant to get tailored resume reviews, invaluable interview tips, and a wealth of additional support. Book a free 30-minute appointment and embark on a remarkable journey toward your dream job
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
Albion Library, Toronto
Join other adults for a fun hour of creativity and socializing on a week-to-week basis. Create a different craft each week. All supplies provided. Drop-in only.
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
Albert Campbell Library, Toronto
New to Canada? Need information on employment, housing, language learning, schools, or other topics? A Settlement Worker can help. Drop in to meet our settlement worker every Tuesday afternoon from 2 pm-5 pm. Visit our branch or contact Ada Tao at 416-770-0312 or atao@cathcrosscultural.org. In par
St. Lawrence Library, Toronto
Connect with others over a variety of activities including puzzles, crafts and board games. Coffee and tea will be provided.
Fort York Library, Toronto
Bouncing and tickling rhymes, songs and stories for babies from birth to 18 months with their parents or caregivers. Limited capacity. Drop-in.
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
Richview Library, Toronto
Join us for fun and friendly Bingo games at the library. Meet up with others and try your chance at getting to shout BINGO! Everyone is welcome, no experience required, we play just for fun. This is a drop-in program and everyone is welcome. Runs monthly. We will be taking a break in December.
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
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
Locke Library, Toronto
A captivating mixed media portrait of a dream-filled princess adorned with flowers woven into her hair. Layers of texture, color, and delicate details create a magical atmosphere, celebrating beauty, imagination, and the gentle connection between nature and fantasy. Her floral crown symbolizes hope,
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
North York Central Library, Toronto
Want to further develop your sewing skills? Our intermediate sewing class will take what was learned in sewing basics and add more complex elements such as a zipper. We will be creating a small bag with a functioning zipper. All materials will be provided. NOTE: Knowledge of sewing is required. Sew
Oakwood Village Library and Arts Centre, Toronto
Enjoy an easy introduction to coding with Dash Robots and Sphero Bolt! Have fun watching the robot move as you learn about coding. For children ages 6 and up. Space and supplies are limited.
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
Mount Dennis Library, Toronto
Painting, perler beads, bracelet making, colouring, we have it! Come with your friends and choose which craft you want to do in our youth hub. 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 availab
Albion Library, Toronto
Join us in the Youth Hub every Monday to play ping pong with other teens! Ping pong table, ping pong balls, and paddles will be provided. 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. F
Downsview Library, Toronto
Personalize a pencil case with stickers, colours, and fun designs that show off your style. 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
Maria A. Shchuka Library, Toronto
Happy Back to School! Celebrate the new school year with our custom photobooth! Use our props to take fun pictures of you and your friends, and learn about what other services the Youth Hub has to offer. This program is part of Youth Hub service. Youth Hubs are a welcoming place for teens after sch
Brentwood Library, Toronto
Make your own unique colour and textured slime. 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 br
Weston Library, Toronto
Celebrate the start of a new school year with carnival games and prizes! 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
Yorkville Library, Toronto
Do you love to build and to create? Check out Yorkville's LEGO program! Have fun, meet friends, and build something awesome in a relaxed drop-in environment. For children ages 4 and up. No registration is required. Building toys for younger children are available in the Children's Department.
York Woods Library, Toronto
A ping pong table will be available to play with in the Youth Hub. Equipment will be provided. 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. D
Parkdale Library, Toronto
Come play our Nintendo Switch 2 and PlayStation 5. We’ve got a great selection of games to choose from! 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 offere
Malvern Library, Toronto
Join us for various activities and crafts stations as we welcome you back to Malvern's Youth Hub! 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
Jones Library, Toronto
Astronomers from the Dunlap Institute for Astronomy & Astrophysics will set up three types of telescopes: a visible-light telescope with a solar filter, a specialized solar telescope with a hydrogen-alpha filter and a Seestar telescope that displays a live image of the Sun on an iPad. Participants w
Albert Campbell Library, Toronto
Teens are welcome to drop in for a friendly match of ping-pong. Either play with friends or make new ones! 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 offe
S. Walter Stewart Library, Toronto
Drop in to the Youth Hub every Tuesday and Thursday to play video games. Play with friends, by yourself, or maybe someone new. Tuesdays will be Nintendo Switch days and Thursdays will be PS4 days. *NEW* Starting at 3:30 pm, teens can sign up for a time slot to use the consoles. If there is no dema
Kennedy/Eglinton Library, Toronto
Decorate your backpack with illustrations from our discarded books collection. 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
Parliament Street Library, Toronto
Want to test your foosball skills against other teens? Compete in our tournament for a chance to win a cool prize. 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
Fairview Library, Toronto
Design your very own locker mirror using various embellishments and decoden glue. This is a drop-in program. 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 o
Thorncliffe Library, Toronto
Come to Thorncliffe Youth Hub for Video Games on Tournament Tuesdays! Have fun, and battle for first place! No registration is required. Drop-in only. - Tuesday, September 1: Connect 4 - Tuesday, September 8: Chess - Tuesday, September 15: Jenga - Tuesday, September 22: Checkers - Tuesday, Septembe
Toronto Reference Library, Toronto
Start the school year in style with a personalized pencil case. 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 Hu
Barbara Frum Library, Toronto
Use our button maker to create your own pin back buttons with your art or printed designs. All materials provided. 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
Northern District Library, Toronto
Flex your fighting game skills in the youth hub and join a casual Super Smash Brothers Ultimate tournament! Choose your best fighter and compete for the top prize (and bragging rights). All teens are welcome! Drop-in, no registration required. This program is part of Youth Hub service. Youth Hubs
Malvern Library, Toronto
Join us for some fun STEM-based projects in our summer STEM series. Each session will feature a STEM activity for kids to complete. Registration is required. For ages 8-12 only (children outside of this age range will not be able to participate). *For all registered Children's programs at Malvern,
North York Central Library, Toronto
Design a 3D scene using stickers. 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 find o
Humber Summit Library, Toronto
Celebrate the colors of fall with a fun and creative wreath-making craft! Kids will use colorful leaves, paper, and other autumn-themed materials to create their own festive wreath to take home. This hands-on program encourages creativity and is perfect for young crafters. Children 5 and under mus
Cliffcrest Library, Toronto
Drop-in every first Tuesday of the month to take part in video games and board games! Xbox One S games available. All games available on a first come, first serve basis.
Forest Hill Library, Toronto
School is in session! Decorate your very own canvas pencil case and show off your style this back-to-school season. All materials provided. For children aged 6-12.
Mimico Centennial Library, Toronto
Do you have questions about your tablet, phone, laptop, email or an app? Need help with eBooks or other online library services? We can help! Join us for this intergenerational program that pairs teen volunteers with seniors to answer your tech questions. Drop in, no registration is required. Part
High Park Library, Toronto
Spend your afternoon exploring STEM activities, creating fun crafts, building with LEGO, and making new friends. Something different every week! For kids 6-12. Drop in. September 8: LEGO September 15: Orange Shirt Day Program September 22: LEGO
Agincourt Library, Toronto
Celebrate back-to-school with Perler beads! Melt together beads to create your own unique designs! 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 dail
Eatonville Library, Toronto
Join us in the Youth Hub every Tuesday to play board games with your friends! Ask us for our list of board games, and check our monthly calendar for Tournaments with prizes! All materials provided. This program is part of Youth Hub service. Youth Hubs are a welcoming place for teens after school an
Woodside Square Library, Toronto
Strike a pose and celebrate the new school year! Step in front of our fun back-to-school backdrop and have your photo taken with an instant Polaroid camera. Take home a personalized keepsake to remember the start of another exciting school year. All supplies provided. No registration necessary. Sup
Flemingdon Park Library, Toronto
Join us in making your own colourful T-shirt using different tie dye techniques. 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 branc
Mount Pleasant Library, Toronto
Drop in and us at Appletree Market in June Rowlands Park in the main market area for stories, songs, rhymes and activities in this program for children ages 5 and under and their parents or caregivers. Family Time runs from 4:30 to 5pm. Weather permitting!
Port Union Library, Toronto
Looking for something to do after school? Come out to our After School Club and learn new things, make stuff, meet other kids and have fun! For ages [6-12.] Snacks are offered during the After School Club for participants. Ingredient lists will be available. Snacks are generously supported, in part
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
Malvern Library, Toronto
Come join us for Digital paint night. Learn how to paint like a digital artist with photoshop and a wacom tablet. Ages 13 and up Registration opens 1 week before class. September 1st at 9 am Information Collection Notice: The personal information on this form is collected by the Toronto Public Li
Forest Hill Library, Toronto
Practice English weekly in a small group setting with support from CultureLink’s mentors and: •Speak with confidence •Make new friends •Network and share experiences •Learn about Canada
Agincourt Library, Toronto
Get your mBot2 moving! In this hands-on introduction to robotics, learners discover how to control the robot and bring it to life using simple coding. A fun first step into programming, movement, and robotics. Students will learn about how to start a programming code, some of the different code bloc
Northern Elms Library, Toronto
In this introductory workshop, participants will be able to explore the painting tools used to create digital art in Adobe Photoshop while using the WACOM Intuos tablet and pen. Computers and WACOM tablets will be provided. For more information about this program please contact dihonline@tpl.ca.
Amesbury Park Library, Toronto
This interactive 60-minute session demystifies artificial intelligence through a unique five-piece puzzle framework, guiding participants to better understand AI’s presence, challenge common perceptions, and actively shape how they live and work alongside it. Combining multimedia, collaboration, and
Elmbrook Park Library, Toronto
Get ready for robot-powered fun where kids can code, compete and knock those pins down! Our playful robots bring bowling to life with exciting challenges, creative play, and plenty of strikes, smiles and silly spins.
Toronto Reference Library, Toronto
CultureLink offers a 10 week session to prepare for the Citizenship test. Attend every week to improve your skills. - Learn about the test's content and structure - Get support and tips from our Volunteer Mentors - Practice with sample quizzes Funded by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada
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
Mount Pleasant Library, Toronto
Adobe Lightroom Classic is an industry standard tool used by photographers to organize, retouch, their work. We will focus on learning the workflow of the software, covering topics such as importing photos, file organization, retouching and correcting our images, and exporting and sharing our finish
Fort York Library, Toronto
In this workshop we will cover the basics of operating a DSLR camera (manual mode) as well as look at editing photos with Adobe lightroom - one of the most convenient programs to get the best out of your photos
S. Walter Stewart Library, Toronto
Learn all about Adobe Lightroom CC, an industry standard tool used by photographers to organize, retouch, and share their work. We will focus on learning the workflow of the software, covering topics such as importing photos, RAW vs JPEG files, file organization, retouching and correcting our images
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
Fort York Library, Toronto
Come play board games, videos games, and more every Tuesday evening at the library! This program is for youth ages 12-16. Drop-in. No registration required.
Burrows Hall Library, Toronto
Free weekly sessions for Newcomers who want to prepare for the Citizenship test. Participants will learn about the test's content and structure, get support and tips from our Volunteer Mentors, and practice with sample quizzes. Walk-in participants please arrive by 5:45 pm. Contact Rubeen to regis
Junction Triangle Library, Toronto
Join us at the Junction Triangle Library to play chess with friends, family, and fellow enthusiasts! Whether you're learning how to play chess for the first time, or have been playing chess for a while, this is a great space to meet other chess players in the area. Players of all ages and strengths
Leaside Library, Toronto
Join us for a night of fun at the Leaside branch. Bring friends or make new ones as you partake in a choice of card games and board games.
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.
Cliffcrest Library, Toronto
Come on in and join the Knitting Group where you can work on your crochet and knitting projects while getting to know the rest of the group and share other common interests. PLEASE NOTE: Crochet & Knitting is cancelled Tuesday August 25th due to the Election.
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
Guildwood Library, Toronto
Come to the library for a casual drop-in gathering designed for adults to meet new people, play traditional cards or board games, checkers, chess and chat in a welcoming, relaxed community space. Drop in. Space is limited.
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
Jones Library, Toronto
The focus of this program is to make quilts for donation, using fabrics that have been donated to the group for this purpose. Participants meet weekly to share ideas and inspiration while working on quilts. There are no sewing machines at the library so any sewing is done by hand. Most participants
The Concert Hall, Toronto
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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
Thorncliffe Library, Toronto
Drop in for a casual game of chess in a welcoming environment. Improve your chess skills or learn how to play. Sets are provided. Drop in, no registration required. Space is limited Information Collection Notice: The Personal Information on this form is collection by the Toronto Public Library und
Eatonville Library, Toronto
Join us for stories, songs, rhymes and activities in this program for children ages 5 and under and their parents or caregivers. Family Time runs from 10:00 to 10:30. Children, parents and caregivers are invited to Stay and Play from 10:30 to 11:00.
Don Mills Library, Toronto
Join us for stories, songs, and rhymes for children, 19 months to 3 years, with their parents or caregivers. Toddler Time runs from 10 to 10:30 am. Children, parents and caregivers are invited to Stay and Play, from 10:30 to 11 am. Stay and Play provides a welcoming space for children to play and l
St. Lawrence Library, Toronto
Join us for stories, songs, rhymes and activities in this program for children ages 5 and under and their parents or caregivers. Family Time runs from [begin time] to [end time]. Children, parents and caregivers are invited to Stay and Play from [begin time] to [end time].
Guildwood Library, Toronto
Bouncing and tickling rhymes, stories, and songs for babies from birth to 18 months with their parents or caregivers. Drop-in, no registration is required.
Dufferin/St.Clair Library, Toronto
Join us for a fun and interactive play program. Children and their parents/caregivers can access a variety of activities to play and learn together. You will also have opportunities to connect with others or speak to staff about your child's development or parenting needs. Ages 0 to 6 years. Limit
Palmerston Library, Toronto
Join us for stories, songs and rhymes in this program for children, 19 months to 3 years, and their parents or caregivers. Toddler Time runs from 10:30 to 11:00am. Children, parents and caregivers are invited to Stay and Play, from 11:00 to 11:30am.
Taylor Memorial Library, Toronto
Join us for bouncing rhymes, songs and stories in this program for babies, birth to 18 months, and their parents or caregivers. This is a drop-in program. No registration required.
Spadina Road Library, Toronto
Bouncing and tickling rhymes, songs and stories for babies from birth to 18 months with their parents or caregivers. Baby Time runs from 10:30 to 11:00am. Babies, parents and caregivers are invited to Stay and Play until 11:30am.
Fairview Library, Toronto
Join us for bouncing rhymes, songs and stories in this program for babies, birth to 18 months, and their parents or caregivers. Baby Time runs from 10:30 am to 11 am. Children, parents and caregivers are invited to Stay and Play from 11 am to 11:30 am, Program is drop in. No registration required,
Humber Summit Library, Toronto
Join us for stories, songs and rhymes in this program for children, 19 months to 3 years, and their parents or caregivers. Toddler Time runs from 10:30 to 11:00 am. Children, parents and caregivers are invited to Stay and Play, and make a craft from 11:00 to 11:30.
Mimico Centennial Library, Toronto
Join us for bouncing rhymes, songs and stories in this program for babies, birth to 18 months, and their parents or caregivers. Baby Time runs from [start time] to [end time]. Children, parents and caregivers are invited to Stay and Play, from [start time] to [end time].
Victoria Village Library, Toronto
Join us for stories, songs and rhymes in this program for children, 19 months to 3 years, and their parents or caregivers. Toddler Time runs from 10:30 to 11:00.
Locke Library, Toronto
Join us for bouncing rhymes, songs and stories in this program for babies, birth to 18 months, and their parents or caregivers. Baby Time runs from 10:30am to 11:00 am. Children, parents and caregivers are invited to Stay and Play, from 11:00 am to11:30.
College/Shaw Library, Toronto
Join us for stories, songs, rhymes and activities for children ages 5 and under and their parents or caregivers. Children, parents and caregivers are invited for Stay and Play from 11:00am to 11:30am. Accessibility Live or automated closed captioning, sign language interpretation, intervenor servi
Queen/Saulter Library, Toronto
Join us for stories, songs, rhymes and activities in this program for children ages 5 and under and their parents or caregivers.
Fort York Library, Toronto
Join us for stories, songs, rhymes and activities in this program for children ages 5 and under and their parents or caregivers. Family Time runs from 11am to 11:30am. Children, parents and caregivers are invited to Stay and Play, from 11:30am to 12:00pm. Join us on September 16th for a special Ast
McGregor Park Library, Toronto
Join us for rhymes, songs and stories for children from 0-5, with their parents or caregivers. A fun activity, game or craft to follow. Children, parents and caregivers are invited to Stay and Play.
Mount Pleasant Library, Toronto
Join us for stories, songs and rhymes in this program for children, 19 months to 5 years, and their parents or caregivers. Toddler Time runs from 11:00AM to 11:30AM. Children, parents and caregivers are invited to Stay and Play from 11:30AM to 12:00PM Drop in! No Registration required
Forest Hill Library, Toronto
Join us for stories, songs, rhymes and activities in this program for children ages 5 and under and their parents or caregivers. Family Time runs from 11:00 to 11:30. Children, parents and caregivers are invited to Stay and Play from 11:30 to 12:00.
Student Centre Lounge - Casa Loma, Toronto
Can you help build the ultimate Student Association Tower? In Tetris Tumble, every block represents a Student Association service, benefit, program, or resource designed to support your success at college. Pick a block, discover what's inside by answering a quick question or learning a fun 10-second
Student Centre Lounge - Casa Loma, Toronto
Step into Oasis Fest, the Student Association's signature Frosh Week experience designed to help you connect, explore, and kick off your college journey in style. Inspired by the warmth and energy of a modern desert festival, Oasis Fest transforms each campus into a vibrant social oasis filled with
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
Weston Library, Toronto
Join us on Wednesday afternoon at the library for a screening of The Brutalist movie. Escaping post-war Europe, visionary architect Laszlo Toth arrives in America to rebuild his life, his work, and his marriage to his wife Erzsb̌et after being forced apart during wartime by shifting borders and reg
Highland Creek Library, Toronto
Join EarlyON for a weekly Music & Movement program designed for families with children from birth to 6 years. Enjoy interactive songs, stories, finger rhymes, movement, and social time in a welcoming environment. Drop-in, no registration required.
Mount Dennis Library, Toronto
Unleash Your Inner Artist with Acrylic Painting! Join us for a fun-filled afternoon where you get the chance to express your creativity. We will be recreating a beautiful acrylic painting all while meeting new people. This is a beginner friendly workshop and no matter your skill level, you’ll have
Maria A. Shchuka 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
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
Downsview Library, Toronto
Join other seniors at the Downsview branch every Wednesday afternoon for coffee, crafts, games, and social activities! September 2: Sticker by Numbers September 9: BINGO September 16: Mindful Colouring September 23: Karaoke September 30: CLOSED Please note that there is no Senior Social progra
Beaches Library, Toronto
Join us every Wednesday for an afternoon of Mahjong - a fun game of skill, strategy, and a little luck! All experience levels are welcome. A designated beginner table is available for those learning the game. Drop-in; space is limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis.
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
Burrows Hall Library, Toronto
This is a program for parents and caregivers with children from birth - 6 years. Families have the opportunity to socialize while children develop new skills in an early learning environment.
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
Albert Campbell Library, Toronto
Drop in and work one-on-one with staff from The Housing Help Centre (THHC) to determine your housing needs, connect you to other government services, and to match you with landlords across the city. THHC works with both individuals and families in the City of Toronto to find and maintain affordable,
Dufferin/St.Clair 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
Express your creativity with an afternoon of experimenting with watercolour paints. All supplies provided. Everyone is welcome. Coffee and tea will be served. Drop-in.
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!
York Woods Library, Toronto
Yearning for yarn? Join our afternoon needlecraft circle! Whether you are a seasoned crochetier or picking up a set of knitting needles for the first time, everyone is welcome to share techniques, enjoy friendly conversation, and learn a new skill. Connect with fellow craftspeople as you work on you
Elmbrook Park Library, Toronto
We've moved to Wednesdays! Experienced knitter or new, bring your projects with you. New to knitting or crochet? Don’t worry, just bring your supplies with you and we can help you get started. Share tips, share stories, make new friends. Drop In
North York Central Library, Toronto
Join us for the fun of playing modern and classic board games! Drop in with your friends (or make some new ones) and play games like: Anomia, Backgammon, Bananagrams, Chess, CodeNames, Connect Four, Exploding Kittens, Monopoly, Quirkle, Rumikub, Scrabble, Set, Settlers of Catan, Snakes and Ladders
Guildwood Library, Toronto
A welcoming, free space for older adults to connect and chat! A regularly gathering featuring casual conversations over tea, board games, card games or light crafts. Drop in. Space is limited.
Fort York Library, Toronto
Enjoy some light refreshments, and informal discussion about services in the neighbourhood. Get to know your local library staff and let us know what information and resources you would like to access at the library and in the community. Each month we may be joined by a community organization. Sna
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
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,
Fort York Library, Toronto
An introduction to using iMovie on the Mac. Basic video editing techniques will be demonstrated. The techniques include using transitions and titles, adding audio and a soundtrack, cutting and splicing, and using the timeline. Apple laptops with iMovie installed will be provided for the class. Reg
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
Toronto Reference Library, Toronto
Join our English Conversation Circle and practice your English by speaking with others developing their English skills The sessions run twice a month on every 2nd and 4th Wednesday of each month from 3-4:30 at the Toronto Reference Library Hosted together with the Library Settlement Partnerships a
Parkdale Library, Toronto
Let your imagination and creativity run wild! Create a collage of pictures and quotes to represent your vision for the upcoming school year. All supplies provided. This program is part of Youth Hub service. Youth Hubs are a welcoming place for teens after school and in the summer, where helpful s
Ethennonnhawahstihnen' Library, Toronto
Ages 9-12 Using the Bricklinks Studio app, kids will learn how they can design and create their own digital world out of LEGO. Information Collection Notice: The personal information on this form is collected by the Toronto Public Library under the Public Libraries Act, sections 20(a), 20(c), and
Northern Elms Library, Toronto
For children ages 9 +. Join us for Part 1 of a fun and interactive event where kids can unleash their creativity using TinkerCAD. This hands-on class will introduce children to the world of 3D design and modeling in a playful and engaging way. No prior experience is needed - just come ready to have
Thorncliffe Library, Toronto
Join us for an evening of relaxing crafts. All supplies will be provided. No registration is required. Drop-in only. •Wednesday, September 2: Bedazzled Claw Clips •Wednesday, September 9: Shrinky Dinks • Wednesday, September 16: Custom Baseball Caps • Wednesday, September 23: DIY Charm Bracelets T
Mount Pleasant Library, Toronto
Looking for something to do after school? Come out to our After School Club and learn new things, make stuff, meet other kids and have fun! Kids will learn the basic fundamentals of 3D modelling using simple easy to use free software such as TinkerCAD and ScuptGL. For ages [9-12.] Snacks are offere
Mount Pleasant Library, Toronto
Looking for something to do after school? Come out to our After School Club and learn new things, make stuff, meet other kids and have fun! For ages 6-12. Registration required. All registrations are online. Information Collection Notice: The personal information on this form is collected by the T
Weston Library, Toronto
Drop in for a competitive game of chess in a welcoming environment. Improve your chess skills and try to come out on top to win a prize! 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. Fr
Brentwood Library, Toronto
Personalize your own pencil case using a variety of art supplies, patches, fabric markers, and more. 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 da
Albion Library, Toronto
Stop by the hub to play games on the Nintendo Switch 2. 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 cal
Mount Dennis Library, Toronto
Join us for our Diamond Painting program. Use tiny rhinestones to create your design - we have many templates to choose from! All supplies will be provided. 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
Downsview Library, Toronto
Invite your friends and come play Nintendo Switch! 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
Jones Library, Toronto
Every Wednesday come out to build, create and use your imagination with LEGO. Enjoy a new building challenge each week. Complete 5 challenges and get a sticker! Drop-in. Special programs for the following dates: August 12 1-3pm - Lego STEM Camp Day 2 August 19 3:30-5pm - Lego Spike Coding Live o
Maria A. Shchuka Library, Toronto
Get ready for the new school year. Learn about bullet journalling and set up a notebook to get your life together! 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
Fairview Library, Toronto
Engage in an intriguing conversation with fellow teens and learn about new topics together. This is a drop-in program. 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 sn
Black Creek Library, Toronto
Looking for something to do after school? Come out to our After School Club and learn new things, make stuff, meet other kids and have fun! For ages [6-12.] Snacks are offered during the After School Club for participants. Ingredient lists will be available. Snacks are generously supported, in part
Lillian H. Smith Library, Toronto
Are you 55 or older and want to get more comfortable with your phone, tablet, or laptop? Seniors E-Connect will help you learn tech topics in a fun group setting, but with the one-on-one help of a teen volunteer under the guidance of library staff. Please bring your own personal device. If you're
Kennedy/Eglinton Library, Toronto
Learn a new hobby or meet new people in your community through joining our Art Club on Wednesdays. Every month, our Art Club chooses and explores one craft. Beginners are welcome and no experience is required. All materials will be provided. This program is part of Youth Hub service. Youth Hubs are
Don Mills Library, Toronto
Use colorful yarn to create bold, textured designs with punch needling! Teens will choose 1 of 2 provided designs and learn the art of punch needling. No experience needed. Please note there is limited space and materials. Arrive early to ensure your spot. This program is part of Youth Hub service
St. James Town Library, Toronto
Looking for something to do after school? Come out to our After School Club and learn new things, make stuff, meet other kids and have fun! No registration is required. Drop-in only. For ages [6-12.] Snacks are offered during the After School Club for participants. Ingredient lists will be availabl
Bridlewood Library, Toronto
Get School - ready with a custom nail art session! Decorate and design your own set of gel fake nails using fun colours, gems, decals, and creative accessories. Make a look that matches your new school year style and take home a set that’s uniquely yours. This program is held in the Youth Hub for
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
York Woods Library, Toronto
Learn how to make a Japanese Fruit Sandwich, the social media sensation. Participants will create the unique Asian-style sandwich using ingredients* prepared by the Chef and eat their own creative creations. First come, first served. Limited spots available so arrive early! (*contains gluten and da
Eatonville Library, Toronto
On Wednesdays, the Eatonville Youth Hub becomes a quiet space for teens to study, work on projects, and request homework help and resume help from staff. Bring your homework and enjoy a snack in a space that is just for teens. This program is part of Youth Hub service. Youth Hubs are a welcoming pl
Forest Hill Library, Toronto
Join us after school for a drop in Origami program for children ages 6 and up! There will be short instructions on how to make boxes and animals -- all materials and paper provided. Drop in. No registration required.
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
St. Clair/Silverthorn Library, Toronto
Drop in on Wednesdays after school in September for a different craft each day! September 2 - DIY Bookmarks September 9 - DIY Stuffed Animal September 16 - DIY Slime September 23 - DIY Painted Rocks
Taylor Memorial Library, Toronto
Looking for something to do after school? Come out to our After School Club and learn new things, make stuff, play games, try out our robotics, meet other kids and have fun! For ages 6-12. Drop-in. Snacks are offered during the After School Club for participants. If you or your child lives with a
Richview Library, Toronto
De-stress and relax during calm colouring. 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
Malvern Library, Toronto
Join us for a chess adventure! Learn the basics, challenge friends and family, and discover new strategies as you play. Whether you're just starting or already thinking a few moves ahead, come play, learn, and have fun together. For ages 6-12. Drop-in
Fort York Library, Toronto
Come join us and explore electricity and circuitry. Learn about circuits and gain hands on experience with SNAP Circuits! Feel the spark when you build your own circuit! For children ages 6-12. Drop in.
Woodside Square Library, Toronto
Get creative by designing your very own custom mug! Use the Cricut machine and a variety of fun designs to create a unique, personalized mug that reflects your style. Learn the basics of Cricut crafting while making a one-of-a-kind keepsake to take home. All materials provided. No registration nece
Agincourt Library, Toronto
Get ready for back-to-school reading with your very own bookmark! 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
Barbara Frum Library, Toronto
It’s the first week of school, let’s decorate a pencil case with patches and fabric paint together. All materials provided. 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, nutritiou
Port Union Library, Toronto
Looking for a fun after-school activity? Join our Youth Chess Program to learn new skills, play matches, and connect with others! This program is open to youth ages 7-17 years old. Facilitated by the University of Toronto Scarborough Chess Club. No registration required. Space is limited.
Flemingdon Park Library, Toronto
Learn how to use the Cricut to create and cut custom vinyl designs to personalize your waterbottle. Please note this is a 2 day program. 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. Fr
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
Maria A. Shchuka Library, Toronto
Practice speaking English with a friendly group, led by a librarian. Meet new people, improve your English language conversation skills, and build your confidence in a fun and relaxed setting. This program is for those whose first language is not English. This is a drop-in program, registration is n
Main Street Library, Toronto
Create a fantastical paper mache alebrijes sculpture over a series of 6 drop-in sessions led by Ana Gabriela Lopez Castro of AGLCreative Studio. Creations will take at least 4 of the 6 sessions to complete. No registration is required but space for each studio session is limited. This program is mo
St. James Town Library, Toronto
If you are a newcomer to Canada and want to enhance your English communication skills, this program is for you and it is FREE! Registration is required. This program is in partnership with WoodGreen Community Services.
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
Toronto Reference Library, Toronto
Get started on the basics of using Adobe Photoshop, the industry standard software for photo editing. In this class, you will: - Learn how to navigate the Photoshop workspace, menus and options - Use essential tools in Photoshop Toolbox: Crop, Move, Clone Stamp, Healing Brush - Improve the look of
Deer Park Library, Toronto
Join fellow like-minded writers in creative environment! We will spend the first 20-30 minutes writing based on a prompt of the librarian's choosing. Afterwards, writers are invited to share what they've written or just join in for friendly discussion. All styles, genres, and levels are welcome.
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
North York Central Library, Toronto
Target Audience: Newcomer Entrepreneurs aged 18-39 years old Join Futurpreneur Canada to learn how to draft a cash flow projection and create a clear financial roadmap to help you stay in control of your finances, avoid surprises, and ultimately, keep your business running smoothly. Information Co
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
The Phoenix Concert Theatre, Toronto
Melanie C: The Sweat All Access ExperienceIncludes:●One (1) general admission ticket to the show●Access to Melanie Cs pre-show soundcheck●Group Q&A with Melanie C, sharing stories and insights before the show●Meet & Greet and photo opportunity with Melanie C●One (1) exclusive Sweat VIP merchandise b
Toronto Reference Library, Toronto
Join actor and activist Laverne Cox and philosopher Jason Stanley for a conversation about the political forces reshaping our world. As civil rights, historical truth and democratic norms come under pressure in the United States, Canadians are watching closely. What does it look like when a society
Don Mills Library, Toronto
John Wilson emigrated from Scotland to the Prairies in 1912, joined the Royal North-West Mounted Police (RNWMP) and fell in love with a Canadian woman named Jessie. Then, his wife, Mary, whom he had abandoned in Scotland along with his children, unexpectedly showed up in Saskatchewan. Mary soon disa
Thorncliffe Library, Toronto
Join us at the library for a fun forty-five of robotics and coding. Get creative with Snap Circuits, Dash and Dot, Sphero Robots and Scratch Jr! Build problem-solving skills while making the robots talk, code, dance, and navigate obstacles. For ages 6-12 years. *Registration not required. Space is
Leaside Library, Toronto
Bring your own knitting or crocheting project, or start something new while enjoying relaxed conversation! All are welcome! This is a drop in program. No registration request.
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
Barbara Frum Library, Toronto
This is a free, drop-in program where children and their parents or caregivers can enjoy play-based learning, creative activities, games, and stories and songs while learning about the stages of child development. Registration required upon arrival for new clients.
Albert Campbell Library, Toronto
Join us for bouncing rhymes, songs and stories in this program for babies, birth to 18 months, and their parents or caregivers. Baby Time runs from 10:30 AM to 11:00 AM. Children, parents and caregivers are invited to Stay and Play, from 11:00 AM to 11:30 AM.
Wychwood Library, Toronto
Join us for bouncing rhymes, songs and stories in this program for babies, birth to 18 months, and their parents or caregivers. Baby Time runs from 10:30am to 11am. Children, parents and caregivers are invited to Stay and Play, from 11-11:30am. Drop-in.
Bridlewood Library, Toronto
Join us for bouncing rhymes, songs and stories in this program for babies, birth to 18 months, and their parents or caregivers. Baby Time runs from 10:30 to 11:00 am. Children, parents and caregivers are invited to Stay and Play, from 11:00 to 11:30 am. Please select one spot for each participant (
King's Lounge - St. James, Toronto
Can you help build the ultimate Student Association Tower? In Tetris Tumble, every block represents a Student Association service, benefit, program, or resource designed to support your success at college. Pick a block, discover what's inside by answering a quick question or learning a fun 10-second
King's Lounge - St. James, Toronto
Step into Oasis Fest, the Student Association's signature Frosh Week experience designed to help you connect, explore, and kick off your college journey in style. Inspired by the warmth and energy of a modern desert festival, Oasis Fest transforms each campus into a vibrant social oasis filled with
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
Cedarbrae - Closed Library, Toronto
Drop in and work one-on-one with staff from The Housing Help Centre (THHC) to determine your housing needs, connect you to other government services, and to match you with landlords across the city. THHC works with both individuals and families in the City of Toronto to find and maintain affordable,
Lillian H. Smith Library, Toronto
Come knit and crochet with us! Whether you’re a seasoned knitter or just getting started, come and join us for a relaxed hour of crafting and conversation! Bring your works-in-progress or just your curiosity.
Don Mills Library, Toronto
Spend an afternoon at our weekly drop-in knitting and crochet circle! Bring your work in progress and enjoy visiting with other knitters and crocheters. A great place to show off your work, get advice, swap ideas, or just relax and visit with fellow fiber enthusiasts. Beginners and all ages welcome
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
Humber Summit Library, Toronto
Join us every Thursday for an afternoon of BINGO, games, and socializing. Relax, have fun, and learn something new while connecting with new friends.
Kennedy/Eglinton Library, Toronto
Join other knitters and crocheters for our knitting and crochet circle! Exchange knitting and crochet tips and tricks. Bring your projects, troubleshoot patterns, or work on that piece you have wanted to try. All skill levels welcome. Please bring your own supplies. Drop-in every Thursday afternoon
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
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
North York Central Library, Toronto
Want to learn to sew or would like a refresher on how to use a sewing machine? Our intro to sewing course will cover the basics of threading the machine, basic stitches and more. We will be creating a small pouch. All materials will be provided. Children under 13 must be accompanied by an adult. Re
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
Amesbury Park Library, Toronto
Join us for stories, songs, rhymes and activities in this program for children ages 5 and under and their parents or caregivers. Family Time runs from 2pm-2:30pm
Toronto Reference Library, Toronto
Pilot, adventurer and photographer, Lola Reid Allin, transports audiences to exotic destinations around the world from the comfort of their chairs. Feel Africa seep into your soul as Lola’s photography captures the hunters’ “Big Five”— lions, leopards, elephants, Cape buffalo, & rhinos — as your s
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
Fort York Library, Toronto
This program helps people stay active, make friends, learn new skills, and have fun. Meet new folks, build connections, and tell us about programs and services you would like to see in the neighbourhood! Join us and share your favourite song of the moment, or a song that means something to you. Dis
Agincourt Library, Toronto
For people who have basic internet skills and want to learn how to get started on some of the most popular social media platforms. We teach you how to create an account and set up your profile, as well as understand the different features and functionalities of each platform. We'll also provide tip
S. Walter Stewart Library, Toronto
Come and up your photography game! Explore how to handle and shoot DSLR and mirrorless cameras while learning the basics of how to take a great photo. Whether you just want to take better pictures on your smartphone or graduate to a professional DSLR or mirrorless camera, join us for a class on the
Morningside Library, Toronto
This is a program for participants who are beginners to using an iPad! Participants will hear an overview of how to use an iPad (tablet), learn what the main features are, its core functions, how to connect to wifi, & more. iPads will be provided for use in this program. Information Collection Not
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
Gerrard/Ashdale Library, Toronto
Join us for an afternoon of casual activities and conversation, in a friendly and engaging atmosphere. Activities may include movies, crafts, games, conversation, or other fun ideas we explore together. Come and make the library part of your social routine.
Black Creek Library, Toronto
Join us every Thursday for games, crafts, engaging presentations and workshops, while meeting new people and having fun! This is a drop-in program. No registration is required.
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.
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
North York Central Library, Toronto
For people who are new to cell phones and apps and want a basic understanding of how to use them. No previous experience is required. In this course we will look at: -What is an app? -Differences between pre-installed, free, and paid apps -Where to find and download apps -How to delete apps Resource
Ethennonnhawahstihnen' Library, Toronto
Join us for an afternoon tea, while we follow an instructional video together to create the painting, 'Cats in a City Skyline.' Drop-in. Space is limited.
High Park Library, Toronto
Put your word skills to the test! Join us for some friendly Scrabble in a relaxed, welcoming space. Whether you are a triple-word-score pro or new to the game, all adults are welcome. Drop-in, no registration required.
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.
Deer Park Library, Toronto
Are you interested in how to navigate the internet on your personal devices with improved privacy, as well as understanding the importance of staying safe using the internet? If so, this is the class for you. Learn to develop strong passwords and review the best methods for storing your passwords. W
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
Forest Hill Library, Toronto
Join us for bouncing rhymes, songs and stories in this program for babies, birth to 18 months, and their parents or caregivers. Baby Time runs from 2:30PM to 3:00PM. Children, parents and caregivers are invited to Stay and Play, from 3:00PM to 3:30PM.
Eglinton Square Library, Toronto
It's never too late to start thinking about investing! Managing your finances to maximize your retirement years is the goal of retirement planning. Your retirement strategy should strike a balance between your financial realities, requirements and wants. This presentation will cover how to plan for
King's Lounge - St. James, Toronto
Celebrate the end of the first week of FROSH with DJ & Chill. Kick back, relax and enjoy music, games and prizes.
Mount Dennis Library, Toronto
Get personalized support to strengthen your resume, improve your cover letter, and build confidence for your next job interview. Whether you're applying for your first job or looking for a new opportunity, we're here to help. This program is part of Youth Hub service. Youth Hubs are a welcoming pla
York Woods Library, Toronto
Come and play some fun PS5 or Nintendo Switch 2 games with your friends! 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
Parkdale Library, Toronto
Come express yourself using watercolour paint! Release your stress and let the creativity flow. All materials provided. 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 s
Downsview Library, Toronto
Make and decorate your own adorable squishy, and enjoy its soft, slow-rising feel with every squeeze. 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 d
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.
Brentwood Library, Toronto
Join us every Thursday as we try to complete a jigsaw puzzle together. 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 Y
Malvern Library, Toronto
It’s movie night at the Youth Hub! We’ll be screening a selection of movies recommended by our teens. This week it's: Into the Spider-verse. Movies may vary from advertised depending on availability. This program is part of Youth Hub service. Youth Hubs are a welcoming place for teens after school
Richview Library, Toronto
Relax and paint. 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 find out more.
Northern District Library, Toronto
Drop-in every Monday and Thursday to take part in video games and board games! Nintendo Switch and PS5 games available. All games available on a first come, first serve basis. All teens are welcome! Drop-in, no registration required. This program is part of Youth Hub service. Youth Hubs are a welc
Barbara Frum Library, Toronto
Make pressed flower collage art with recycled magazines. All materials provided. 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 branc
Parliament Street Library, Toronto
Kick off the new school year with a photo booth! Celebrate back-to-school at the and capture fun moments with your friends using our collection of silly props. All materials will be provided. This program is part of Youth Hub service. Youth Hubs are a welcoming place for teens after school and in t
Eatonville Library, Toronto
Create and decorate your own pencil case. 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 t
Weston Library, Toronto
Calling all aspiring writers, readers and artists: join us for Improvisational Writing Club hosted by our artists-in-residency Spy Collective (Akash Bansal and Margot Fabre). These experimental writing sessions will blend structured written exercises with movement, collage and more, in order to help
North York Central Library, Toronto
Learn how to play songs with instruments! 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 t
Malvern Library, Toronto
Design a cute paper turtle friend! Kids can make a paper turtle and design its shell using colourful pieces of tissue paper. Registration is required. For ages 7-12 only (children outside of this age range will not be able to participate). *For all registered Children's programs at Malvern, there
Maria A. Shchuka Library, Toronto
Join us in the Youth Hub as we delve into perilous dungeons and thwart evil plots in an on-going Dungeons & Dragons campaign! Players will need to have a character sheet prepared for fifth level. Limited pre-made character sheets are available. Space is limited to six players, but guests and spectat
Eatonville Library, Toronto
Join us in the Youth Hub every Thursday for a series of crafting activities like painting, clay sculpting, sewing and embroidery, resin art, jewelry making, perler beads, block printing, and more! Check tpl.ca or our monthly calendar for the activity of the week. All materials provided. This progra
Albion Library, Toronto
Bring your 0- to 5-year-olds and join us for stories, songs, rhymes, and a craft activity. DROP-IN! Space is limited! Presented by Braeburn EarlyON.
Thorncliffe Library, Toronto
Come to Thorncliffe Youth Hub for Video Games on Tournament Thursday's! Have fun, and battle for first place where the winner will receive a prize! No registration is required. Drop-in only. - Thursday, September 3: Mario Kart - Thursday, September 10: Marvel Tōkon - Fighting Souls - Thursday, Sept
Richview Library, Toronto
Drop in for a casual game of chess in a welcoming environment. Improve your chess skills or learn how to play. Sets are provided. All ages. Drop-in.
Beaches Library, Toronto
Grandparents day is September 13! Show your grandparents they're the best with their own #1 ribbon.
Yorkville Library, Toronto
Looking for something to do after school? Come out to our After School Club and learn new things, make stuff, meet other kids and have fun! For children ages 6-12 years old. Snacks are offered during the After School Club for participants. Ingredient lists will be available. Snacks are generously s
Albion Library, Toronto
Join us in the Youth Hub for a fun memory box decorating! Teens will receive a white cardboard memory box to decorate and take home to fill with keepsakes. All materials, including the box, will be provided. No registration required.
Fairview Library, Toronto
Use air-dry clay, coloured sand, glitter, acrylic markers, rhinestones, and other materials to make your very own magical garden. This is a drop-in program. 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
Agincourt Library, Toronto
Meet the coolest and cutest pets on the street. Pet & pose for a picture with some fun animals! No registration required. 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
Kennedy/Eglinton Library, Toronto
Drop-in for card and board games such as Uno, Monopoly, Jenga, and more. Nintendo OR PS5 games may also be available to play. 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, nutriti
New Toronto Library, Toronto
Join us for a fun afternoon with LEGO. Use your imagination and create something great. Ages 4+.
Toronto Reference Library, Toronto
Have a lot of homework to do? Come do your homework in the Youth Hub, where you can get support from Youth Hub Librarians, and your peers. 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.
Downsview Library, Toronto
Meet Benjamin, Artist in the Library at the Downsview Branch, where you will learn the Art of Dj-ing. Every Thursday with special guests, learn the skills required to blend, beat match and mix tracks while also learning about future career opportunities. Students will learn equipment mastery, have f
Toronto Reference Library, Toronto
Please note this program has been changed from Python II to Python 1. Python I was canceled on September 3. Python II will be rescheduled for September 24, when Python III was supposed to take place. Python III will be rescheduled at a later date. Please check our website or call 416-393-7007 if you
Humber Summit Library, Toronto
Think you have what it takes to be the champion? Compete in fast-paced video game matches, team up with others, and play your way to the top! Participants will rotate through matches in a fun, friendly competition that incorporates skill, teamwork, and sportsmanship. Keep an eye on the seasonal lea
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
Mimico Centennial Library, Toronto
Are you new to Canada? Join us for our English Conversation Circle; a marathon of interactive recreational, social and informational activities for newcomers and community members! Interacthon Themes: -Building a digital presence -Stories of you through poetry -Creating a vision board - goal settin
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
Parliament Street Library, Toronto
Enjoy an evening of easy crafting and making new friends. Start or continue your collage, knit, or crochet project. Share your skills with others. Basic supplies will be provided. This is a self-directed club.
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
Port Union Library, Toronto
Come one come all! Participants will get to experience collaborative storytelling at its finest. In this limited Campaign, participants will be crafting the world, their characters, and potentially the direction of the story. The campaign will begin with a session of worldbuilding, character crea
Amesbury Park Library, Toronto
Join us every Thursday to play board games or complete puzzles! We have a variety of board games such as Connect Four, Boggle, Jenga, Guess Who, Checkers, Chess, and more. This program is for adults but all are welcome. All materials provided. Drop-in. Registration not required.
High Park Library, Toronto
Come join us for a radical retro rewind projected on the big screen. Whether you're a first-time viewer or long-time fan, these movies are sure to please. August 13: There’s Something About Mary (1998, 14A) August 20: Speed (1994, PG) August 27: You've Got Mail (1998, PG) September 3: Legally Bl
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
Brentwood Library, Toronto
Siksika filmmaker Sinakson Trevor Solway intimately portrays the lives of Blackfoot men as they navigate identity, kinship and the complex expectations of manhood. Through unfiltered moments and revealing conversations set against the breathtaking landscape of the Prairies, the film reimagines what
Runnymede Library, Toronto
Are you new to Canada or looking to improve your English? Enjoy casual conversation on various topics and make new friends in a relaxed environment. Beginner and intermediate learners are welcome. Please note that this is not a formal English class and you will not receive a certificate. Drop-in.
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
North York Central Library, Toronto
Test your knowledge playing themed trivia! This month's theme is Headlines Through the Decades. You are welcome to form groups or participate on your own. This program is for adults and seniors and occurs on the second Thursday of each month. No registration required. Drop-in until capacity is reac
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
Albion Library, Toronto
Want to get wound up in a knitting circle? Experienced knitter or new, bring your projects with you! New to knitting? Don't worry, just bring your supplies with you and we can help you get started. Share tips, share stories and make new friends. Bring any extra needles, patterns, or yarn that you wo
Palmerston Library, Toronto
Nechako is a crucial documentary that follows two Indigenous Nations fighting for our collective future. When the Kenney Dam was built in the 1950s, the Nechako River was forever changed. The Stellat’en and Saik’uz Nations embarked on a groundbreaking legal proceeding against the Canadian government
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
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.
North York Central Library, Toronto
Four-time Emmy-nominated actress Laverne Cox shares her journey from working as a struggling actress to leading a cultural movement. Laverne Cox is a powerhouse in the fight for transgender rights and representation—but her path from a struggling trans actress to a cultural movement was anything bu
North York Central Library, Toronto
The Birth of Modern Forensics explores the science of early-twentieth-century forensics, how it changed and expanded. It explores the social context in which these changes occurred. This program is being presented by Kerry Cathers, a historian who supports historical detective fiction authors with
Every event across Alberta this weekend, in one free email on Thursday morning. Pick a city and the email carries that board.