Craft-Tea
St. Lawrence Library, Toronto
Connect with others over a variety of activities including puzzles, crafts and board games. Coffee and tea will be provided.
171 Front Street East, Toronto · on the Toronto board
St. Lawrence Library, Toronto
Connect with others over a variety of activities including puzzles, crafts and board games. Coffee and tea will be provided.
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].
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,
St. Lawrence Library, Toronto
Create exciting structures using Feltro tiles and KEVA blocks. For ages 4 - 12
St. Lawrence Library, Toronto
Join us for light refreshments in a friendly atmosphere. Meet library staff and community partners. Let us know what's on your mind and how we can help. Community partners may not always be onsite.
St. Lawrence Library, Toronto
Would you like to improve your English speaking skills in a relaxing and supportive environment? We offer conversation prompts to get you talking about topics you enjoy. This is a great way to improve your English speaking skills and make new friends. Learners at all levels are welcome. Please note
St. Lawrence Library, Toronto
Join us for an hour to make some fun summer crafts. Let your creative juices flow and make something amazing you can take home. Ages 4-12
St. Lawrence Library, Toronto
Connect with others over a variety of activities including puzzles, crafts, knitting, crocheting, needlework, and board games. Refreshments will be provided.
St. Lawrence Library, Toronto
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