Library offers an opportunity to learn more about Mi’kmaw language
A one-hour workshop at library branches in Digby, Shelburne and Yarmouth will explore the origins of the Mi’kmaw language and how it relates to the broader Algonquin language family.
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Ages 8 and up can visit during open hours and enjoy playing a game of UNO, PayDay, Scrabble or various other games. People can also bring their own games to share with new friends. ...
Families with children five and younger can join library and Shelburne Family Resource Centre staff for a variety of free play, songs, games and story time at the library. ...
Children aged five and under and their caregivers are invited to join staff from Parent’s Place for an hour of stories and play at the library. This program is in partnership with Parents Place. ...
Adults and teens are invited to hang out and play modern board games. All experience levels are welcome. Games will be available or participants may bring their own. ...
Join other crafters to chat and share ideas. Bring your own supplies to work on your project while keeping good company. This program is for adults. ...
03 May
14h - 16h
Bibliothèque commémorative Isaiah W. Wilson (Digby)84 rue Warwick
Children aged 8 to 12 can join library clerk Carol for an hour of arts and crafts. Space is limited, so please register no later than one day before each program by contacting the library. ...
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. ...