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.
Who’s looking forward to the Community Fun Fair happening Friday, May 22nd? Mark your calendars because it’s going to be a lot of fun! Proceeds raised from the Fun Fair help support Stirling Public School and the Stirling-Rawdon Public Library so we hope to see you all there!
During the month of April, we will explore the connection between visual art and language. Each week will feature a new prompt that incorporates words, poetry, and text into the creative process. You might transform a poem into an image, layer meaningful words into a collage, create illustrated quotes, or experiment with expressive lettering and storytelling through art.
No artistic experience is required just curiosity and a willingness to create.
Come make something, connect with others, and enjoy the process of art. No registration required.
National Canadian Film Day is a day to celebrate Canadian Film. To celebrate we will be showing “I Like Movies” on Saturday, April 18th at 11am. I Like Movies is about an awkward and anxious 17 year old cinephile living in Burlington, ON in the early 2000s who believes he is on the path to a legendary filmmaking career. No registration required so join us for a FREE movie and our favourite movie snack – popcorn!
Join us at the library for a relaxing and creative evening as we turn simple crepe paper streamers into beautiful handmade roses! In this hands-on workshop, you’ll learn how to to shape, cut, and assemble crepe paper into realistic flowers that you can take home.
All materials will be provided. Perfect for adults who enjoy DIY projects, paper crafts, or simply want to try something new in a friendly environment.
Come unwind, get creative, and leave with a bouquet of roses that will never wilt! Register below.
Join us for an after school game night! Play games like mad libs, uno and throw throw burrito! No registration required. Recommended for ages 5 and up.
Spring is in the air and this week we’re having a spring themed scavenger hunt and making a flower basket craft! Join us April 8th at 4pm. No registration required. Recommended for ages 5 and up.
Learn how to make your own play-doh by following a simple recipe. April 15th at 4pm. No registration required. Recommended for ages 5 and up.
We’re upcycling egg cartons into critters this week after school! No registration required. Recommended for ages 5 and up.
Here’s the challenge: who can build the longest paper chain using just one piece of paper? Do you have what it takes to make the longest paper chain? Join us on Wednesday, April 29th to find out!
Tuesday, April 7th at 5pm
Do evenings sometimes unravel just when everyone is tired and you need them to settle the most?
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Love to read but not into assigned books? Our Library Book Club is the perfect fit! Each month features a fun, flexible theme—and for March, we’re going Eclectic.
That means anything goes: mix up genres, explore something unexpected, revisit an old favorite, or pick up a title you’d never normally choose. From memoirs to mysteries, sci-fi to self-help, poetry to graphic novels. If it sparks your interest, it belongs.
Come ready to share what you read, why you chose it, and what surprised you. This is a relaxed, welcoming space for thoughtful conversation, lively recommendations, and discovering books you might never have found on your own.
No required reading. No pressure. Just great books and great company. New members always welcome, no registration required.
