4515 Dunbar St., Vancouver · on the Vancouver board
Dunbar Branch, Vancouver
No matter how far back our first relatives arrived in Canada, we still search for ways to connect back to our cultural heritages and languages. Language is one of the strongest ways we make sense of where we come from and how we see and interpret the world around us. Through writing, we can explore
Dunbar Branch, Vancouver
Rhymes, songs, bounces, and stories for caregivers and their babies. For ages 0 – 18 months. Accessibility Information: - Takes place in Children’s Area. - Participants are welcome to move or take breaks as needed. - Caregivers may breast or bottle-feed babies anywhere, anytime. - Musical instrume
Dunbar Branch, Vancouver
Rhymes, songs, and stories for young children and their caregivers. For ages 0 - 5 years, open to children of all ages and abilities to enjoy and learn together. Accessibility Information: - Takes place in Children’s Area. - Participants are welcome to move or take breaks as needed. - Caregivers m
Dunbar Branch, Vancouver
Drop in for some LEGO®building fun at this block party! Connect with other kids and break out the bricks for a building bonanza at the library. For Grades K-7. Adults accompanying children under 9 must stay in the library for the duration of the program. Accessibility Information: - Takes place in
Dunbar Branch, Vancouver
Do you love reading and want to share your thoughts and opinions with your friends and neighbours? Join the Dunbar Branch Book Club! Every month we read a book and meet to engage in a relaxed and informal discussion of popular fiction and nonfiction. Meetings will take place once a month on Saturd
Dunbar Branch, Vancouver
Meet other kids and share books, crafts, and fun activities at the library. Adults accompanying children under 9 must stay in the library for the duration of the program. Grades K-7. Drop-in. Accessibility Information VPL is committed to making our programs accessible for all. If you have an acces
Dunbar Branch, Vancouver
While not nearly as famous as Stanley Park, no other forest in Vancouver can match Pacific Spirit Park’s forest shade cover. It is one of the last patches in the world of the rare Coastal Douglas Fir Zone, and contains hard-to-find Vancouver native species like Grand Fir, Sitka Spruce, Pacific Yew,
Dunbar Branch, Vancouver
Join us for a talk with the authors of Reconciling, a memoir of Elder Larry Grant of the Musqueam Nation. Larry Grant, born in 1936 to a Musqueam mother and Chinese immigrant father, lost his Musqueam status due to a clause in the Indian Act. Reconciling is a series of conversations between Larry a