Join us next Saturday from 1-2:30pm for the opening reception highlighting Mary-Ellen Thompson.
Mary-Ellen is a fibre artist who uses fabric to tell stories, express feelings, communicate ideas, bring pets to life and celebrate the world around us. Mary-Ellen began her journey into this art form by quilting and sewing with her grandmother. She is often inspired by stories and photographs from the past as well as photographs that she has taken.
Tomorrow after school we’re making spider planters! Join us to make one for yourself and take home a spider plant to care for. Recommended for ages 5 and up, no registration required.
Join us Tuesday, October 22nd at 6pm for the next Self-Sufficient Living Discussion Group meeting.
Join us tomorrow after school at 4pm when we’ll be making bird feeders! Everyone welcome, no registration required.
Just a reminder… We will be closed Tuesday, October 15th for Thanksgiving
Available now! Drop into the children’s department to pick up a Book Teacup Take & Make Kit while supplies last. Each kit contains instructions and the supplies needed to make a book teacup, all you need are scissors and glue!
Inspired by “Canada Reads” on CBC Radio. Staff at the Stirling-Rawdon Public Library have each chosen a book around the theme “A book you would recommend.” You have until the end of October to read them all! Join us at the library on Tuesday, October 29th at 4pm to discuss and decide which book is the “best” and the book that all of Stirling should read! Drop into the library to pick up a book today!
Tomorrow after school we’re having a trivia contest! Do you have what it takes to be our Trivia Master? Join us tomorrow at 4pm to find out! No registration required. Recommended for ages 5 and up.
Let’s get animated about animation! Join us to learn how animation works and how animated content is made. Make your own zoetrope! This is an early form of animation technology that helps make an illusion of motion, which is what animation is! Recommended for ages 7 and up.
Join us tomorrow after school at 4pm for a weaving craft! Everyone welcome, recommended for ages 5 and up.
