There’s still time to register for this Fall Prevention program for Seniors! This workshop focuses on improving strength, balance, endurance, and overall health. Learn to minimize the risks of falls by making easy changes.
For older adults who live in Stirling-Rawdon. Registration required. For more information or to register call 833-355-6668 Ext. 105
Don’t forget to join us on Tuesday, September 2nd at 1pm for this presentation on “Aging and the Sense” which will highlight the changes that occur with aging, reflecting on what a person may experience physically as they age, and identifying issues related to activities of daily living. No registration required. Everyone welcome.
Just a reminder that we will be closed, Saturday, August 30th, for Labour Day and open our regular hours on Tuesday, September 2nd.
*JOIN US AT THE LIBRARY INSTEAD at 11am*
Since everything is pretty wet with the rain we finally got this morning we have decided to move the Garden Party to the library! Join us at 11am for games, crafts and freezies! Everyone welcome, no registration required.
We want your feedback! Help us plan for the next 4 years at the library and join us for a Strategic Plan Focus Group on Wednesday, August 27th at 5:30pm. Light refreshments will be provided. Whether you’re a long time resident or new to the area, your input is essential!
Join us for a delightful day in the garden at the iconic Covered Bridge! Enjoy a family-friendly outdoor celebration filled with games, garden-themed activities, crafts, and more—perfect for all ages! Whether you’re a budding gardener, or just looking for a fun family outing, there’s something for everyone!
No registration required. All are welcome!
Bring your picnic blankets, curiosity, and love of nature!
Please note that long weekend hours will change effective August 2nd, 2025. When a holiday falls on a Monday, the library will close on the Saturday of that long weekend and remain open on the following Tuesday.
Lower Trent Conservation returns to the library to present an interactive program about wetlands. Through hands-on activities, participants will discover how wetlands filter water, provide habitat for wildlife, and help prevent erosion. The program includes a water filter experiment, turtle models, and guides to explore wetland species, as well as a felt board activity featuring wetland wildlife for hands-on exploration. Additionally, there will be an erosion control demonstration. To wrap up the experience, participants will have the opportunity to reflect through themed colouring pages. These programs are drop in style, come at any point and stay as long or short as you’d like! Friday, August 8th 10:30-12:30
Drop in to speak with a Career Edge Employment Counsellor for help with job search assistance, access to training opportunities and more!
Looking to live more simply, sustainably, and independently?
Join our ongoing community discussion group where we explore the practical side of homesteading, gardening, self-sufficiency, and sustainable living—together.
This is a casual, welcoming space to share experiences, ask questions, and learn from one another. Whether you’re an experienced backyard gardener or just curious about reducing your reliance on the grid, there’s a place for you at the table. Let’s build self-reliance—and community—one conversation at a time. No registration required.
