Events

All ages are welcome to colour illustrations by Rob Justus or images by Indigenous artists and write poetry during open hours in August. Return the completed work to the library to be displayed in an exhibit. People can also send digital copies to be displayed on the library’s social media.

All ages are welcome to colour illustrations by Rob Justus or images by Indigenous artists and write poetry during open hours in August. Return the completed work to the library to be displayed in an exhibit. People can also send digital copies to be displayed on the library’s social media.

Children can drop in to participate in Acadian-themed crafts and activities. Learn about Acadian history and heritage to celebrate le Festival acadien de Clare and National Acadian Day.

Help Museum of Natural History’s Gus the Tortoise celebrate his 100th birthday by creating and sending him a birthday card. The library has all the supplies you need. Leave your card with the library staff, and the library will deliver it. Your name will be placed into a draw for a family pass to Nova Scotia Muse

Gus, the Museum of Natural History’s Gopher Tortoise, is turning 100-year-old. Gus was born and raised in Florida, living at the Ross Allen Reptile Institute in Silver Springs. Help Gus celebrate his 100th birthday by writing a letter, drawing a picture or making a birthday card for him. The library has supplies

Help fill the library bulletin board with birthday wishes for Gus, the Nova Scotia Museum’s beloved tortoise! Materials will be provided at the library branch, and participants’ names will be entered in a draw for a Nova Scotia Museum Family Pass!

Children can drop in to participate in Acadian-themed crafts and activities. Learn about Acadian history and heritage to celebrate le Festival acadien de Clare and National Acadian Day.

All ages are welcome to colour illustrations by Rob Justus or images by Indigenous artists and write poetry during open hours in August. Return the completed work to the library to be displayed in an exhibit. People can also send digital copies to be displayed on the library’s social media.

Help Museum of Natural History’s Gus the Tortoise celebrate his 100th birthday by creating and sending him a birthday card. The library has all the supplies you need. Leave your card with the library staff, and the library will deliver it. Your name will be placed into a draw for a family pass to Nova Scotia Muse

Gus, the Museum of Natural History’s Gopher Tortoise, is turning 100-year-old. Gus was born and raised in Florida, living at the Ross Allen Reptile Institute in Silver Springs. Help Gus celebrate his 100th birthday by writing a letter, drawing a picture or making a birthday card for him. The library has supplies

Help fill the library bulletin board with birthday wishes for Gus, the Nova Scotia Museum’s beloved tortoise! Materials will be provided at the library branch, and participants’ names will be entered in a draw for a Nova Scotia Museum Family Pass!

Children can drop in to participate in Acadian-themed crafts and activities. Learn about Acadian history and heritage to celebrate le Festival acadien de Clare and National Acadian Day.

All ages are welcome to colour illustrations by Rob Justus or images by Indigenous artists and write poetry during open hours in August. Return the completed work to the library to be displayed in an exhibit. People can also send digital copies to be displayed on the library’s social media.

Help Museum of Natural History’s Gus the Tortoise celebrate his 100th birthday by creating and sending him a birthday card. The library has all the supplies you need. Leave your card with the library staff, and the library will deliver it. Your name will be placed into a draw for a family pass to Nova Scotia Muse

Gus, the Museum of Natural History’s Gopher Tortoise, is turning 100-year-old. Gus was born and raised in Florida, living at the Ross Allen Reptile Institute in Silver Springs. Help Gus celebrate his 100th birthday by writing a letter, drawing a picture or making a birthday card for him. The library has supplies

Help fill the library bulletin board with birthday wishes for Gus, the Nova Scotia Museum’s beloved tortoise! Materials will be provided at the library branch, and participants’ names will be entered in a draw for a Nova Scotia Museum Family Pass!

Drop in to the library for some fun competition with giant outdoor games indoors. Game play is open for all ages during open hours. Bring some friends to play.

Children can drop in to participate in Acadian-themed crafts and activities. Learn about Acadian history and heritage to celebrate le Festival acadien de Clare and National Acadian Day.

Drop in to the library for some fun competition with giant outdoor games indoors. Game play is open for all ages during open hours. Bring some friends to play.

All ages are welcome to colour illustrations by Rob Justus or images by Indigenous artists and write poetry during open hours in August. Return the completed work to the library to be displayed in an exhibit. People can also send digital copies to be displayed on the library’s social media.

Help Museum of Natural History’s Gus the Tortoise celebrate his 100th birthday by creating and sending him a birthday card. The library has all the supplies you need. Leave your card with the library staff, and the library will deliver it. Your name will be placed into a draw for a family pass to Nova Scotia Muse

Gus, the Museum of Natural History’s Gopher Tortoise, is turning 100-year-old. Gus was born and raised in Florida, living at the Ross Allen Reptile Institute in Silver Springs. Help Gus celebrate his 100th birthday by writing a letter, drawing a picture or making a birthday card for him. The library has supplies

Help fill the library bulletin board with birthday wishes for Gus, the Nova Scotia Museum’s beloved tortoise! Materials will be provided at the library branch, and participants’ names will be entered in a draw for a Nova Scotia Museum Family Pass!

Children aged 3 to 6 years can join us for some familiar fairy tales and activities, including a fun activity with playdough. Please register no later than Aug. 5 by contacting the library.

Come and sit and have a yarn while working with yarn on your knitting and crochet projects. Participants are asked to register ahead of time by contacting the library.

All ages are welcome to colour illustrations by Rob Justus or images by Indigenous artists and write poetry during open hours in August. Return the completed work to the library to be displayed in an exhibit. People can also send digital copies to be displayed on the library’s social media.

Children can drop in to participate in Acadian-themed crafts and activities. Learn about Acadian history and heritage to celebrate le Festival acadien de Clare and National Acadian Day.

All ages are welcome to colour illustrations by Rob Justus or images by Indigenous artists and write poetry during open hours in August. Return the completed work to the library to be displayed in an exhibit. People can also send digital copies to be displayed on the library’s social media.

Help Museum of Natural History’s Gus the Tortoise celebrate his 100th birthday by creating and sending him a birthday card. The library has all the supplies you need. Leave your card with the library staff, and the library will deliver it. Your name will be placed into a draw for a family pass to Nova Scotia Muse

Gus, the Museum of Natural History’s Gopher Tortoise, is turning 100-year-old. Gus was born and raised in Florida, living at the Ross Allen Reptile Institute in Silver Springs. Help Gus celebrate his 100th birthday by writing a letter, drawing a picture or making a birthday card for him. The library has supplies

Help fill the library bulletin board with birthday wishes for Gus, the Nova Scotia Museum’s beloved tortoise! Materials will be provided at the library branch, and participants’ names will be entered in a draw for a Nova Scotia Museum Family Pass!

Bring your favourite work in progress and stitch with others. This program is for adults.

Adults can stop by the library and enjoy a fun afternoon playing a game or two of Scrabble.

Do you enjoy knitting, sewing, or crochet? Bring your projects and share patterns with fellow patrons.

All ages are welcome to colour illustrations by Rob Justus or images by Indigenous artists and write poetry during open hours in August. Return the completed work to the library to be displayed in an exhibit. People can also send digital copies to be displayed on the library’s social media.

Help Museum of Natural History’s Gus the Tortoise celebrate his 100th birthday by creating and sending him a birthday card. The library has all the supplies you need. Leave your card with the library staff, and the library will deliver it. Your name will be placed into a draw for a family pass to Nova Scotia Muse

Gus, the Museum of Natural History’s Gopher Tortoise, is turning 100-year-old. Gus was born and raised in Florida, living at the Ross Allen Reptile Institute in Silver Springs. Help Gus celebrate his 100th birthday by writing a letter, drawing a picture or making a birthday card for him. The library has supplies

Help fill the library bulletin board with birthday wishes for Gus, the Nova Scotia Museum’s beloved tortoise! Materials will be provided at the library branch, and participants’ names will be entered in a draw for a Nova Scotia Museum Family Pass!

Play Group, a weekly program, offers puzzles, crafts and activities for children aged 8 and younger.

All ages are welcome to colour illustrations by Rob Justus or images by Indigenous artists and write poetry during open hours in August. Return the completed work to the library to be displayed in an exhibit. People can also send digital copies to be displayed on the library’s social media.

Help Museum of Natural History’s Gus the Tortoise celebrate his 100th birthday by creating and sending him a birthday card. The library has all the supplies you need. Leave your card with the library staff, and the library will deliver it. Your name will be placed into a draw for a family pass to Nova Scotia Muse

Gus, the Museum of Natural History’s Gopher Tortoise, is turning 100-year-old. Gus was born and raised in Florida, living at the Ross Allen Reptile Institute in Silver Springs. Help Gus celebrate his 100th birthday by writing a letter, drawing a picture or making a birthday card for him. The library has supplies

Help fill the library bulletin board with birthday wishes for Gus, the Nova Scotia Museum’s beloved tortoise! Materials will be provided at the library branch, and participants’ names will be entered in a draw for a Nova Scotia Museum Family Pass!

Children aged 4 to 8 and their caregivers are invited to come and listen to fairytale stories in English and French. Space is limited. Register no later than Tuesday, Aug. 16 by contacting the library.

The club will meet to discuss the book The Prisoner’s Wife by Maggie Brookes. This program is for adults.

All ages are welcome to colour illustrations by Rob Justus or images by Indigenous artists and write poetry during open hours in August. Return the completed work to the library to be displayed in an exhibit. People can also send digital copies to be displayed on the library’s social media.

Help Museum of Natural History’s Gus the Tortoise celebrate his 100th birthday by creating and sending him a birthday card. The library has all the supplies you need. Leave your card with the library staff, and the library will deliver it. Your name will be placed into a draw for a family pass to Nova Scotia Muse

Gus, the Museum of Natural History’s Gopher Tortoise, is turning 100-year-old. Gus was born and raised in Florida, living at the Ross Allen Reptile Institute in Silver Springs. Help Gus celebrate his 100th birthday by writing a letter, drawing a picture or making a birthday card for him. The library has supplies

Help fill the library bulletin board with birthday wishes for Gus, the Nova Scotia Museum’s beloved tortoise! Materials will be provided at the library branch, and participants’ names will be entered in a draw for a Nova Scotia Museum Family Pass!

This program features fun stories, songs, games and a craft for preschoolers accompanied by a caregiver. This is presented in partnership with the Shelburne Family Resource Centre. Participants are asked to register at least one day ahead of time.

All ages are welcome to colour illustrations by Rob Justus or images by Indigenous artists and write poetry during open hours in August. Return the completed work to the library to be displayed in an exhibit. People can also send digital copies to be displayed on the library’s social media.

Help Museum of Natural History’s Gus the Tortoise celebrate his 100th birthday by creating and sending him a birthday card. The library has all the supplies you need. Leave your card with the library staff, and the library will deliver it. Your name will be placed into a draw for a family pass to Nova Scotia Muse

Gus, the Museum of Natural History’s Gopher Tortoise, is turning 100-year-old. Gus was born and raised in Florida, living at the Ross Allen Reptile Institute in Silver Springs. Help Gus celebrate his 100th birthday by writing a letter, drawing a picture or making a birthday card for him. The library has supplies

Help fill the library bulletin board with birthday wishes for Gus, the Nova Scotia Museum’s beloved tortoise! Materials will be provided at the library branch, and participants’ names will be entered in a draw for a Nova Scotia Museum Family Pass!

All ages are welcome to colour illustrations by Rob Justus or images by Indigenous artists and write poetry during open hours in August. Return the completed work to the library to be displayed in an exhibit. People can also send digital copies to be displayed on the library’s social media.

Calling all children aged 7-12! Come get your science on with SuperNOVA’s summer STEM day camp! This day camp will cover a variety of activities related to science and technology. Register no later than Saturday, Aug. 20 by contacting the library. This week-long camp is in partnership with SuperNOVA. SuperNOVA is

Calling all children aged 7-12! Come get your science on with SuperNOVA’s summer STEM day camp! This day camp will cover a variety of activities related to science and technology. Register no later than Saturday, Aug. 20 by contacting the library. This week-long camp is in partnership with SuperNOVA. SuperNOVA is

All ages are welcome to colour illustrations by Rob Justus or images by Indigenous artists and write poetry during open hours in August. Return the completed work to the library to be displayed in an exhibit. People can also send digital copies to be displayed on the library’s social media.

Help Museum of Natural History’s Gus the Tortoise celebrate his 100th birthday by creating and sending him a birthday card. The library has all the supplies you need. Leave your card with the library staff, and the library will deliver it. Your name will be placed into a draw for a family pass to Nova Scotia Muse

Gus, the Museum of Natural History’s Gopher Tortoise, is turning 100-year-old. Gus was born and raised in Florida, living at the Ross Allen Reptile Institute in Silver Springs. Help Gus celebrate his 100th birthday by writing a letter, drawing a picture or making a birthday card for him. The library has supplies

Help fill the library bulletin board with birthday wishes for Gus, the Nova Scotia Museum’s beloved tortoise! Materials will be provided at the library branch, and participants’ names will be entered in a draw for a Nova Scotia Museum Family Pass!

Join the discussion of Still Life by Louise Penny. Penny’s debut novel won the Anthony Award for best first novel, the first in the Inspector Gamache series. This program is for adults.

Adults can stop by the library and enjoy a fun afternoon playing a game or two of Scrabble.

Do you enjoy knitting, sewing, or crochet? Bring your projects and share patterns with fellow patrons.

Calling all children aged 7-12! Come get your science on with SuperNOVA’s summer STEM day camp! This day camp will cover a variety of activities related to science and technology. Register no later than Saturday, Aug. 20 by contacting the library. This week-long camp is in partnership with SuperNOVA. SuperNOVA is

All ages are welcome to colour illustrations by Rob Justus or images by Indigenous artists and write poetry during open hours in August. Return the completed work to the library to be displayed in an exhibit. People can also send digital copies to be displayed on the library’s social media.

Help Museum of Natural History’s Gus the Tortoise celebrate his 100th birthday by creating and sending him a birthday card. The library has all the supplies you need. Leave your card with the library staff, and the library will deliver it. Your name will be placed into a draw for a family pass to Nova Scotia Muse

Gus, the Museum of Natural History’s Gopher Tortoise, is turning 100-year-old. Gus was born and raised in Florida, living at the Ross Allen Reptile Institute in Silver Springs. Help Gus celebrate his 100th birthday by writing a letter, drawing a picture or making a birthday card for him. The library has supplies

Help fill the library bulletin board with birthday wishes for Gus, the Nova Scotia Museum’s beloved tortoise! Materials will be provided at the library branch, and participants’ names will be entered in a draw for a Nova Scotia Museum Family Pass!

Play Group, a weekly program, offers puzzles, crafts and activities for children aged 8 and younger.

Marion Goyette will share some of her favourite travel experiences. Armchair travelers and those looking for new travel adventures will enjoy this program. This program is for adults. Register no later than Tuesday, Aug. 23 by contacting the library.

Calling all children aged 7-12! Come get your science on with SuperNOVA’s summer STEM day camp! This day camp will cover a variety of activities related to science and technology. Register no later than Saturday, Aug. 20 by contacting the library. This week-long camp is in partnership with SuperNOVA. SuperNOVA is

All ages are welcome to colour illustrations by Rob Justus or images by Indigenous artists and write poetry during open hours in August. Return the completed work to the library to be displayed in an exhibit. People can also send digital copies to be displayed on the library’s social media.

Help Museum of Natural History’s Gus the Tortoise celebrate his 100th birthday by creating and sending him a birthday card. The library has all the supplies you need. Leave your card with the library staff, and the library will deliver it. Your name will be placed into a draw for a family pass to Nova Scotia Muse

Gus, the Museum of Natural History’s Gopher Tortoise, is turning 100-year-old. Gus was born and raised in Florida, living at the Ross Allen Reptile Institute in Silver Springs. Help Gus celebrate his 100th birthday by writing a letter, drawing a picture or making a birthday card for him. The library has supplies

Help fill the library bulletin board with birthday wishes for Gus, the Nova Scotia Museum’s beloved tortoise! Materials will be provided at the library branch, and participants’ names will be entered in a draw for a Nova Scotia Museum Family Pass!

All ages are welcome to colour illustrations by Rob Justus or images by Indigenous artists and write poetry during open hours in August. Return the completed work to the library to be displayed in an exhibit. People can also send digital copies to be displayed on the library’s social media.

Help Museum of Natural History’s Gus the Tortoise celebrate his 100th birthday by creating and sending him a birthday card. The library has all the supplies you need. Leave your card with the library staff, and the library will deliver it. Your name will be placed into a draw for a family pass to Nova Scotia Muse

Gus, the Museum of Natural History’s Gopher Tortoise, is turning 100-year-old. Gus was born and raised in Florida, living at the Ross Allen Reptile Institute in Silver Springs. Help Gus celebrate his 100th birthday by writing a letter, drawing a picture or making a birthday card for him. The library has supplies

Help fill the library bulletin board with birthday wishes for Gus, the Nova Scotia Museum’s beloved tortoise! Materials will be provided at the library branch, and participants’ names will be entered in a draw for a Nova Scotia Museum Family Pass!

Calling all children aged 7-12! Come get your science on with SuperNOVA’s summer STEM day camp! This day camp will cover a variety of activities related to science and technology. Register no later than Saturday, Aug. 20 by contacting the library. This week-long camp is in partnership with SuperNOVA. SuperNOVA is

All ages are welcome to colour illustrations by Rob Justus or images by Indigenous artists and write poetry during open hours in August. Return the completed work to the library to be displayed in an exhibit. People can also send digital copies to be displayed on the library’s social media.

Help Museum of Natural History’s Gus the Tortoise celebrate his 100th birthday by creating and sending him a birthday card. The library has all the supplies you need. Leave your card with the library staff, and the library will deliver it. Your name will be placed into a draw for a family pass to Nova Scotia Muse

Gus, the Museum of Natural History’s Gopher Tortoise, is turning 100-year-old. Gus was born and raised in Florida, living at the Ross Allen Reptile Institute in Silver Springs. Help Gus celebrate his 100th birthday by writing a letter, drawing a picture or making a birthday card for him. The library has supplies

The Summer Reading Club ends on Saturday, Aug. 27. Participants can register to participate up to and including Aug. 20.

The Yarmouth Library is hosting an ongoing meditation group every other Saturday. The group is open to anyone who wishes to practice any form of silent, seated meditation in the company of others, followed by a brief discussion. If you are new to meditation, instructions on a simple technique are available upon request

All ages are welcome to colour illustrations by Rob Justus or images by Indigenous artists and write poetry during open hours in August. Return the completed work to the library to be displayed in an exhibit. People can also send digital copies to be displayed on the library’s social media.

All ages are welcome to colour illustrations by Rob Justus or images by Indigenous artists and write poetry during open hours in August. Return the completed work to the library to be displayed in an exhibit. People can also send digital copies to be displayed on the library’s social media.

Play Bridge and learn the game with others. All levels of experience are welcome.

Adults can stop by the library and enjoy a fun afternoon playing a game or two of Scrabble.

Do you enjoy knitting, sewing, or crochet? Bring your projects and share patterns with fellow patrons.

All ages are welcome to colour illustrations by Rob Justus or images by Indigenous artists and write poetry during open hours in August. Return the completed work to the library to be displayed in an exhibit. People can also send digital copies to be displayed on the library’s social media.

Play Group, a weekly program, offers puzzles, crafts and activities for children aged 8 and younger.