Join our ongoing community discussion group where we explore the practical side of homesteading, gardening, self-sufficiency, and sustainable living. No registration required. The next meeting is Tuesday, May 26th at 6pm

Join our ongoing community discussion group where we explore the practical side of homesteading, gardening, self-sufficiency, and sustainable living. No registration required. The next meeting is Tuesday, May 26th at 6pm

Join us for the Opening Reception of the Kids Inclusion Art Show on Wednesday, May 13th from 5-7pm. Come support young artists and experience creativity through every perspective. Featuring art from the Grade 4 classes at Stirling Public School. If you aren’t able to make it to the opening night, art will be on display until June 23rd and you can drop in any time during library hours to check it out.

The Kids Inclusion Art Show is built on the belief that every child deserves a place to shine — regardless of ability, background, or challenges. This event offers a platform where they are all seen, celebrated, and supported. Participation is completely free for all children, and admission is free for families and the community to enjoy — because inclusion should never come with a price tag. The Kids Inclusion Art Show is about more than just art — it’s about giving children a voice, building confidence, and creating a community where everyone belongs.

Toppling Towers! The challenge is on! See how high of a tower you can build using skewers, packing peanuts, paper and more!

Musical Mayhem! Join us to make musical instruments out of a fun craft supplies and then we’ll jam out together!

Domino Game Day! Play with our giant domino set and make your own to take home!

Rockin’ Robots! Program one of sphero robots, learn how to use online coding sites, and create a code to lead someone through an obstacle course to the finish line!

This month our theme is recommended reads! We’ve compiled a list of our book club members favourite books that they recommend you should read. Choose one (or more) to read and come talk about it! New member always welcome. No registration required.


Paint, pass, repeat! Jump into a fast-paced, creative experience! Start your own canvas and paint for 5 minutes, then pass it to the next person. Continue adding your style to a new piece each round as canvases move around the room. By the end, your original artwork returns completely transformed by the group. No experience needed. All materials provided.

Create your own personal design, learn how to use our button maker, and leave with your own fabulous, unique button!

Paint one side of a white mug and learn to use our cricut to design something for the other side! We will also make pipe cleaner flowers to be gifted inside the mug!

Learn to use our sewing machines to sew a bookmark and then add a personal design using fabric paint.

Learn to use the Cricut and make your own personal keychain.

Join our ongoing community discussion group where we explore the practical side of homesteading, gardening, self-sufficiency, and sustainable living. No registration required. Tuesday, April 28th at 6pm

Join our ongoing community discussion group where we explore the practical side of homesteading, gardening, self-sufficiency, and sustainable living. No registration required. Tuesday, April 28th at 6pm
Just a reminder that we will be closed Friday and Saturday this week for Easter and open as normal on Tuesday, April 7th. Have a good holiday everyone!


This April, our adult Library Book Club invites you to explore the enchanting world of folktales and fairytales. Choose any book you like, from classic legends to modern retellings, and come ready to share your thoughts and discoveries. Enjoy a relaxed, welcoming discussion where diverse stories, cultures, and perspectives come together, all connected by a touch of magic and imagination. New members always welcome. No registration required.
Our May theme will be recommended reads so bring a list of some of your favourite books that you would recommend someone read and this will be what we choose from to read for our May meeting on Tuesday, May 12th.