Events

This exhibit consists of needle felted art made by Wendy Mellor! Needle felting is an art form that uses a felting needle to punch wool together to make pictures or objects. Wendy was born and raised in St. Bernard, Nova Scotia. She has made crafts for most of her life. This includes ceramics, cross stitch, tole painting, macrame, knitting and also needle felting. Stop by the branch to view Wendy's art during branch open hours from April 1 to 30, 2026.

Create and colour your own bookmark! This craft is available on weekdays during branch open hours in April.     

The library will be bring back it's free seed library just in time for seed starting season! Visit any of our 10 branches to find a selection of seeds to choose from. After growing, give seed saving a try and donate them back to the library. Seed donations are encouraged. Envelopes are available to place seeds in and label.

Meet your friends at the library to read books and play together! This drop-in program is for families with young children.

Join other crafters to chat and share ideas. Bring your own supplies to work on your project while enjoying good company. This program is for adults.

Drop in and work on a puzzle. This program is for adults.

Adults and teens can drop in and work on our latest puzzle! This is available during branch open hours from April to June.

Drop in and design and build using the library's LEGO collection. This program is for school aged children. Those under 9 years of age must be accompanied by an adult.

Get your income tax filed at the library! CRA registered volunteers will file your taxes online. Book an appointment to file in person. This program is open to all low-income residents in Yarmouth County. Please contact the library for more information.

The library will be bring back it's free seed library just in time for seed starting season! Visit any of our 10 branches to find a selection of seeds to choose from. After growing, give seed saving a try and donate them back to the library. Seed donations are encouraged. Envelopes are available to place seeds in and label.