Events in Halifax in November 2026 (November 2026)

Alderney Ideas Seminar: Online & In-Person

If thinking about big concepts in life and science really sparks your synapses, you'll love Ideas Seminars. Facilitated by Andrew Kernohan, Ph.D., each week, you will enjoy lively group discussions about life, the universe, and everything else.

BreakSpace

This breaking/"breakdance” drop-in session aims to offer community-centred learning. The intention is to provide space to those willing to share their breaking knowledge and story, as well as promote Hip-Hop's "Each 1, Teach 1" philosophy.

Code Club

Join our club as we explore the world of computer science, coding, and technology! We'll try a mix of fun on-screen and off-screen games, activities, and challenges each session.

Drop-in Bridge

Enjoy a social afternoon at the Library while playing bridge with other local bridge enthusiasts. A basic understanding of how to play the game is required. All game supplies are provided.

Holding Space: A Men's Wellness Group

A gathering built on liberation, connection, and community. Come find your place in the conversation. This program is usually held on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month. For more info, please email molenik2113@gmail.com

Job Search Support with Job Junction

Meet with professionals from Job Junction - Nova Scotia Works, your local Employment and Career Resource Centre, who can guide you in areas such as resumé building, interview skills, and networking. Appointments are by registration only.

Needle Niche

Join us for an afternoon of stitchery and conversation. Share patterns, stitches, yarn, advice, and projects, and draw inspiration from the Library's crafty resources. Everyone is welcome. This weekly meet-up is community-run and meets every Tuesday in our Program Room.

Oasis Senior Support Drop-in

Oasis is a community program that supports adults aged 55+ by fostering social connection, wellness, and meaningful community engagement in a welcoming setting.

Open Mic Night

Got a song stuck in your head, a poem in your pocket, or a joke you've been dying to tell? This is your stage! On the second Tuesday of every month, join us for an evening celebrating the creativity right here in our community.

Pre-Teen Dungeons & Dragons

Join us at the Library for a new D&D adventure! You'll explore weird and wonderful worlds, face fantastical foes, and make some new friends along the way. No previous experience needed. Adventurers of all skill levels are welcome. All materials will be provided.

Pre-teen Dungeons & Dragons

Come for an adventure this fall! With Dungeons & Dragons, you can explore and make new friends in a fantastical world! No previous experience is needed. Adventurers of all skill levels are welcome. Character sheets will be provided.

Rug Hooking Together

Get "hooked" on rug making every Tuesday afternoon with a fun group of rug hookers. You can come share your rug-hooked works and techniques, or simply come chat and appreciate the art. In partnership with Eastern Shore Matters

STEAM Team

Hey kids, do you like science? Join us for a fun and engaging program focusing on science, technology, engineering, art, and math (yes, math can be fun!). Each week will have a different topic featuring a discussion followed by an activity.

The Drop

Need somewhere to go after school? The Drop is a laid-back drop-in program where teens can come by every Tuesday to hang out, chill, game, and spend time with friends. Jump on the PlayStation, hop on the computers, play some games, or just relax and hang out.

Tuesday Night Jazz at The Shoe

Tuesday Tech Drop-in

Need a little help figuring out how to download an e-book, set up an e-mail address, or use Microsoft Word? Drop by to ask general technology questions, get basic assistance with your devices, and a helping hand with troubleshooting.

Tuesday Tech Drop-in

Do you have a shiny new piece of tech but you're not sure how to use it? Need a little help figuring out how to download an e-book, set up an e-mail address, or use Word? Drop by to ask general technology questions, get assistance with your devices, and a helping hand with troubl.

"Knotty Knitters" Knitting for Charity

Join us for a knitting drop-in where you can bring your own knitting, knit for charity, and share tips and tricks with other knitters. Supplies will be provided. Everyone is welcome.

Aphasia Café

Aphasia Café is a safe space where people with aphasia can join a caring supportive community to practice their communication skills, socialize, and build friendships that improve their overall quality of life.

Baby & Tot Playgroup

Meet other caregivers for coffee, tea, and conversation while your baby, tot, or preschooler plays. Older siblings of any age are welcome to attend.

Baby's First Books

Babies and their caregivers are invited to enjoy stories, songs, rhymes, and fingerplays together in this fun and welcoming drop-in program. A wonderful opportunity to support early literacy, connect with your little one, and meet other families.

Chair Yoga

Calm the mind and engage the body with afternoon chair yoga. Spend your morning with mindfulness and movement through this low-intensity practice. Learn how to increase strength and mobility through gentle, seated exercises, accessible for all skill levels. Chairs are provided.

Clayton Park Chess Club

Do you want to hone your skills and meet folks in your neighbourhood who share your interest in chess? Then come out to our weekly chess drop-in! No registration required. All Ages In partnership with the Nova Scotia Scholastic Chess Association and Chess Nova Scotia

Common Threads: Fibre Arts Drop-in

Calling all fibre crafters! Are you looking for a friendly place to sit and stitch, knit, crochet, and craft? You're invited to join us on Wednesday mornings and connect with other crafters.

Common Threads: Fibre Arts Drop-in

Calling all handcrafters of every kind! Are you looking for a friendly place to sit and stitch? In need of a little guidance on your project? Or maybe you're new to town and want to connect with like-minded crafters? Bring your knitting, crochet, embroidery, cross-stitch, rug hoo.

Community Crafters

Join us for an afternoon of crafting (knitting, crocheting, rug hooking, quilting, whatever you please!) in a friendly, casual environment. All experience levels are welcome. No previous experience is necessary.

Creative Studio DIY Drop-in

Drop by our open studio times and settle in with an independent project of your choosing.

Housing Support at the Library

Come over to meet with a Housing Support Worker from the Beacon House Shelter. Get help with the following housing support services: Applying for affordable housing Searching for apartments Connecting to other services

Hubbards Writers Group

Come together with local writers to discuss your work, get feedback, and share ideas. This drop-in is open to any adult or older teen writer - emerging to established - of any genre.

KnitWits: Knitting & Crocheting Meet-up

Knit or crochet the night away with friends every Wednesday night. Join us to share patterns, tips, and learn from one another, along with lots of chatting and laughter. All experience levels are welcome, from total beginners to knitting gurus.

Little Learners

Join us for an hour of fun with your little learner, packed with storytime, puppets, songs, rhymes, and exciting activities! Ages 3-5

Meet Juno, a St. John Ambulance Therapy Dog

Whether you are having a great day or a hard one, nothing can lift your spirits like the love of a dog. With thanks to the St.

Newcomer Kids' English Club

New to Canada and want to practice your English skills? This weekly English Club is designed for children so they can meet other youth who are also learning and practicing in a fun and welcoming environment.

Newcomer Women’s Program

Whether you're looking to improve your language skills, learn about Canadian life, or simply make new friends, this program is a place where newcomer women can learn, grow, and thrive–together. Please note, this program is for newcomer women only.

PAWSitive Support - Killam Library

PAWS with Guinness the Flatcoat Retriever are every Wednesday in Killam 3-4pm Room 2600 (except reading week and last visit of the sem ester December 16)

Play Zone

Drop in for some after school play time. Each week, there will be different activities for independent play as well as cooperative play and discovery. Ages 8+ (Children under 8 welcome with a caregiver)

Quilting Together

Quilt the night away with friends every Wednesday evening. Work on your own projects and share ideas and inspiration with others. A sewing machine will be provided. Room capacity is limited.

Recovery Support Drop-in

If you’re looking to make changes to your substance use or gambling, drop in for information about recovery and harm reduction support. Jasmine, Influence, and Andrea will be at the Library and they welcome all who have questions.

Scrabble & Quiddler

Drop in to enjoy a social afternoon at the Library while playing Scrabble and Quiddler with other local game enthusiasts. All game supplies are provided. Tea and coffee will be served partway through the program.

Shake, Rattle & Read

Have fun with your little ones while reading stories, singing songs, sharing rhymes, and dancing. There will be 30 minutes of storytime, followed by 15 minutes of play and social time. Ages 0-5

Shake, Rattle & Read

Have fun with your little ones while reading stories, singing songs, sharing rhymes, and dancing! This program helps encourage early literacy skills. Ages 0-5

Spryfield Chess Club

Are you a chess player or interested in learning more about chess? Come and join the club! The Spryfield Chess Club offers a welcoming and supportive environment where all are welcome, beginner or experienced.

Stitch Niche Knitting Group

Drop in and join this needle crafting crew. New and experienced knitters (and crocheters) are welcome. The group meets weekly to share project ideas, learn from each other, and socialize.

Take Charge of Your Stress: 4-Week Series

Stress can have significant impacts on our health and wellbeing. Together we will learn about stress, explore how we experience stress, and practice a variety of skills you can use to reduce stress symptoms. In partnership with Halifax Peninsula Community Health Teams

Teen Night

Make your Wednesdays count! Teen Night is a space for students to connect, relax, meet new people, and take part in programs that are fun, relevant, and engaging.

Tinkering Toddlers

Dress for a mess and join the fun! Drop in and enjoy our activity stations, socialize with other caregivers, and stay for a story and a song or two. Old clothes are recommended. Ages 18 months - 5 years, and their caregivers. Siblings of any age are welcome.

Tween Scene

Looking for a fun place to hang out? Join our Tween Program for tasty snacks, exciting games, creative crafts, and a chance to make new friends. Whether you're into art, friendly competition, or just relaxing with others, there's something for everyone.

Autism Nova Scotia: Play & Connect

Play and Connect is a drop-in play group facilitated by a QuickStart parent and coach/ESDM interventionist.

Bedford Chess Club: Preteens

Are you a chess player, or interested in learning more about chess? Come and join the club! Chess Club creates a welcoming and supportive environment where all are welcome, beginner or experienced. Join and share in the joy of playing this exciting game of strategy and skill.

Better Times Comedy at Good Robot

Better Times Comedy at Good Robot

Death Café

A welcoming and open space to discuss death and the end of life. Feel free to sit with us and listen to accounts of "end of life" celebrations and personal stories of loss. You can share your own stories as you feel comfortable, too.

Dungeons & Dragons for Beginners

Curious about Dungeons & Dragons? Join our beginner-friendly program to learn the basics of character creation, dice rolling, teamwork, and storytelling. No experience or supplies are needed–just bring your imagination! Ages 10+

Group Read - Reclaiming Power + Place: The Final Report of the

Each week we gather for one hour to read this important docum ent. September 17, 2026 until June 24, 2027.Please contact Michele or s ign up on this form. (https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/d6Nx2TVntu)

Job Search Support with Job Junction

Meet with professionals from Job Junction - Nova Scotia Works, your local Employment and Career Resource Centre, who can guide you in areas such as resumé building, interview skills, and networking. Appointments are by registration only.

Little Discoveries: Family Storytime & Sensory Play

Share some hands-on fun with art and science activities. Loose parts play encourages children to use their imagination while experimenting with open-ended play. Enjoy a story to wrap up this fun morning of exploration. Dress for a mess and join in the fun.

Little Readers

Have fun with your little ones while reading stories, singing songs, sharing rhymes, and dancing! All activities, toys, and more have been specially chosen to engage and delight preschoolers. Ages 2-5

Needle Niche

Whether you're a rug hooker, crocheter, knitter, embroiderer, quilter, or other textile crafter, bring your project to the Library and enjoy a hot beverage and warm conversation with other needlecraft enthusiasts. All skill levels welcome.

Needle Niche: Evenings

Drop in for an evening of stitchery and conversation. You'll have an opportunity to share patterns, stitches, yarn, advice, and projects while drawing inspiration from the Library's crafty resources. All skill levels welcome.

Newcomer English Language Learning Group

Join us at the Library for fun English Language Learning group sessions to improve your English skills and maybe even make some new friends. The group will practice in reading, writing, listening, and speaking skills.

Newcomers Social

Join us for a relaxed and welcoming Newcomers Social designed to support activity, connection, and community. This free program offers a mix of crafts, art, games, and social time in a friendly, inclusive space.

PAWSitive Support - LeMarchant Place

PAWS with Risser the Morkie are every Thursday (starting Thur sday Oct 8) 4:30-5:30pm in LMP Atrium (except reading week and ending Dec ember 18)

Preschool Storytime

Have fun with your little ones while reading stories, singing songs, sharing rhymes, and dancing! All activities, toys, and more have been specially chosen to engage and delight preschoolers.

Reading & Conversation Circle

Dive into the English language through a fun, collaborative reading program. Together, we will explore a rich variety of short stories, poetry, songs, and fables to build your vocabulary, speaking, and listening skills.

Recovery Support Drop-in

If you’re looking to make changes to your substance use or gambling, drop in for information about recovery and harm reduction support. Jasmine, Influence, and Andrea will be at the Library and they welcome all who have questions. No registration required.

Running Club

Enjoy the outdoors, connect with others, and explore the Rails to Trails as we head out for a weekly run. Runners will meet up on the lawn next to the parking lot of the Library before heading off to the trail.

Shake, Rattle & Read

Have fun with your little ones while reading stories, singing songs, sharing rhymes, and dancing! Ages 0-5

Tech Drop-in

Do you have a shiny new piece of tech but you’re not sure how to use it? Need a little help figuring out how to download an e-book, set up an email address, or use Microsoft Word? Drop by to ask general technology questions, get assistance with your devices, and get a helping han.

Teen Night

Need a break from school? Join us for a night of fun, games, food, and friends! Enjoy games, crafts, and tasty snacks. Don't miss out. Bring your friends or make new ones. Ages 12-18

Teen Night

Are you looking for the next coolest thing to do on your Thursday night? Look no further! Every Teen Night, we get up to something different.

Teen Night

Welcome to Teen Night, where all the fun happens! Each week will be a different activity. We're talking games and laughs, chill zones and entertainment, and more. Oh, and did we mention it's totally free? Grades 7-12

Teen Night

Thursday night is Teen Night at Woodlawn Public Library! Each week, we will be up to something new: games, crafts, movies, enjoying snacks, or just relaxing and hanging out with friends. We will provide everything you need to take part so all you need to bring is yourself.

Tinkering Toddlers

Join us for a story and get some hands-on fun with play-based learning! Loose parts activities invite children to use their imagination while experimenting, discovering, and inventing in an open-ended way. Kids ages 18 months to 5 years, and their caregivers.

Tinkering Toddlers

Share some stories and get some hands-on fun with art and science activities. Loose parts play encourages children to use their imagination while experimenting with open-ended play. Dress for a mess and join in the fun. Wearing old clothes is recommended.

Tinkering Toddlers

Join us for a story and get some hands-on fun with play-based learning. Loose parts activities invite children to use their imagination while experimenting, discovering, and inventing in an open-ended way. Dress for a mess and come ready for some fun. Ages 0-5

After School Drop-in

Drop in after school for a snack and a place to hang out with your friends. There will be games, the Art Cart, and other activities available.

Alzheimer’s Caregivers Support Group

Caregiver Support Groups are safe places for people in caregiving roles to come together regularly for mutual care and support. These confidential groups provide space to talk, listen, and share information, tips, and strategies.

Baby's First Books

A drop-in program for babies and their caregivers with songs, stories, and rhymes. This week, we'll be joined by our friends at Read to Me NS. Ages 0-18 months

Central Chess Club

Join us on Friday afternoons as we learn and play chess together. This program is for folks of all ages and all experience levels - from chess masters to first timers, Central’s Chess Club invites players of all skill levels to come in and enjoy the game.

Community Café

Come in and start your day with coffee, tea, hot chocolate, and a snack. You can socialize with other community members, learn about some community resources, or take your drink and snack to go.

Community Café

Come in and start your day with a coffee, tea, and some snacks. Sit down and socialize with other community members, or take your drink and snacks to go.

Community Café

Come in and start your day with coffee, tea, hot chocolate, and a snack. You can sit down and socialize with other community members, or take your drink and snack to go.

Cookies & Computers

Drop in on Friday afternoons to grab a snack, hang out with friends, and have a good time. We’ll have a different mix of video games, computer games, and board games each week. Ready, set, play! Ages 11+

Crafting with Fibres

Join us for a friendly weekly gathering to rug hook, crochet, knit, cross stitch, or embroider. Whatever portable fibre craft you do, it is more than welcome here.

FOMO FRIDAY

Family Drop-in

Drop in for a morning of play, songs, stories, rhymes, and music! This program supports early literacy, social development, and motor skills through fun and interactive activities designed for young children.

Free noon-hour live music series\, Mon/Wed/Fri

Get a snack into you and then grab a seat and enjoy free live music from Dal performing arts students at our Noon-Hour Recital Series.

Friday Games

Join us for a cup of coffee or tea while you enjoy a weekly afternoon of fun! Have your pick of many types of games available in the Library collection, such as Sequence, Mahjong Tiles, and Bananagrams, or bring a favourite of yours from home.

Haliente's Salsa Fridays

Kids' Club

Join us for a fun-filled hangout with stories, songs, games, crafts, and more! There’ll be lots of opportunities to create, play, share ideas, work together, and be part of the group.

Newcomer Drop-in

New to town? We are here to help! Stop by to ask questions about the local area, learn about services, or just enjoy a friendly conversation. Everyone is welcome. We look forward to meeting you.

Shake, Rattle & Read

Have fun with your little ones while reading stories, singing songs, sharing rhymes, and dancing! Ages 0-5

Teen Dungeons & Dragons

With Dungeons & Dragons, you can explore and make new friends in a fantastical world! No previous experience is needed. Adventurers of all skill levels are welcome. Character sheets will be provided. Grades 7-12

Wiggles & Giggles

Join us for songs, dance, and a story as we get children moving and working through those wiggles. Ages 0-5

Acoustic Song Circle

If you're a musician and want to play with others, this is the space for you! Different levels of players and singers are welcome to this very relaxed jam, which aims to include people who don’t play by ear and need a bit of help.

Books & Blocks

Start with a story, then get building! Join us on the floor for a book or two, followed by plenty of time to build, create, and play with blocks.

Certified Saturday

Creative Writing: A Practical Course

This Creative Writing Course is aimed at the beginner and intermediate fiction writer. During these sessions, we'll take a practical approach to some of the common challenges writers face when embarking on a short story or a novel. Session 1: Facing the blank page (Oct.

Dartmouth Junior Chess Club

Join the Dartmouth Junior Chess Club for an opportunity to learn chess in a fun atmosphere, play against others, take on new challenges, and develop your own strategies, guided by local experts. Ages 5+ This program runs weekly on Saturdays.

Fall Beginner Karate Classes - First 3 Classes Free!

ISKF Halifax is offering beginner karate classes for teens an d adults this fall. No previous experience is required. Classes are avai lable for teens (13+), adults (50 and under), and adults over 50. Part icipants can try their first three classes free.

Family Drop-in

Join us for stories, songs, and social playtime. You will find space and activities for babies and toddlers alike. Ages 0-5 Older siblings are welcome to tag along, too.

Family Drop-in

Drop in for a morning of play, songs, stories, rhymes, and music! This program supports early literacy, social development, and motor skills through fun and interactive activities designed for young children.

Halifax Singles Dances

Jixiang Dance for the Mind & Body

Join us to experience Jixiang Dance, a traditional art from Tibet. Jixiang means "auspicious" in Chinese. This uplifting dance is more than movement, it is a cultural expression of gratitude, joy, and prosperity, believed to bring blessings wherever it is performed.

Needle Niche: Mornings

Drop in for a morning of stitchery and conversation. You'll have an opportunity to share patterns, stitches, yarn, advice, and projects while drawing inspiration from the Library's crafty resources. All skill levels welcome.

Acoustic Song Circle

Are you an aspiring or experienced musician? Join our Sunday jam session. There will be all types of acoustic instruments and genres in play, and all musical skill levels encouraged. Come and try. No pressure or judgement. Music is good for the soul!

Big Blue Blocks

Build something gigantic with the Library's Big Blue Block collection! Unstructured play allows children to foster creativity and imagination while also helping to develop social and problem-solving skills. All Ages (Children under 8 must be with an adult)

Build & Play

Let your imagination run wild with one of the Library's special toy collections and create some fun with family and friends. All Ages

Build & Play

Drop in and let your imagination run wild with the Library's block collection, and create some fun for the whole family! All Ages

Eastern Shore Mental Health Peer Support Drop-in

Drop by if you are someone who has experienced living with mental illness, is on the journey of recovering from mental illness, or cares about someone who struggles with mental wellness. This is an informal peer support space for those living with mental health challenges.

Laughter Yoga with Michele Graveline

Laughter yoga combines laughter exercises and yoga breathing, increasing oxygen to the body and brain. Studies have shown that the brain does not recognize the difference between real laughter and fake laughter, allowing us to benefit from this practice.

Repair Café

Bring your broken household items and work alongside volunteers from Halifax Repair Café to learn simple repair skills in a welcoming, community setting. Repair Cafés are free events focused on sharing knowledge, reducing waste, and helping everyday items last longer.

Scrabble Club

Enjoy a social afternoon at the Library while playing Scrabble with other local game enthusiasts. Whether you are a beginner or veteran of the game, everyone is welcome! Please note that there are limited Scrabble boards available.

5-Week Citizenship Preparation Course

Ready to become a Canadian citizen? Join our 5-week citizenship preparation course! In these sessions, we will: Learn about Canadian history, geography, government, and rights and responsibilities. Practice for the citizenship test in a supportive environment.

After the Bell: After School Club

In a world where the after-school bell signals the start of adventure, heroes gather at the Library for epic games, daring challenges, creative crafts, and legendary fun. Forge new friendships, unlock your imagination, and join the club.

After the Bell: After School Hang-Out

Looking for a place to go after school? Why not drop by the Library for an afternoon of fun! Enjoy hands-on crafts, games, activities, and time to relax with friends. There's something different to explore each week, so come create, play, and discover in a welcoming space.

Goodwill Trivia Mondays

Goodwill Trivia Mondays

Newcomers Active Seniors

Connect. Create. Move! Stay active, try something new, and connect with others in a warm, welcoming environment. Newcomers Active Seniors is all about community, wellness, and the opportunity to participate in a variety of exciting activities.

Nova Scotia Legal Aid: Drop-in Support

Meet with support staff from Nova Scotia Legal Aid for assistance with general information on family law and child protection issues.

Public Health Drop-in for New Families

Connect with the Public Health Early Years Team at the Library! New families and babies are invited to stop by to connect with others and gain peer and community support.

Rompers & Rhymes

Start your week with a fun and welcoming program designed especially for little ones and their caregivers! Enjoy songs, rhymes, and playful activities that encourage bonding, learning, and early development–all in a relaxed, social setting. Come sing, play, and connect with us.

STEAMsational

Join us for a fun-filled afternoon where we will combine elements of Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math to explore our creativity and make something amazing. Ages 7-12

Sewing DIY Drop-in

Join us for all things textile in this Do-It-Yourself sewing drop-in. You can sew or stitch to your heart’s content.

Tales for Tots

Featuring stories, songs, rhymes, and toys chosen to engage and delight toddlers. Parents and caregivers learn fun new things to do with their tots, and have time to socialize with other grown-ups. Ages 2-3

Zazen | Seated Meditation

Zazen can help you to become one who is calm; brave and happ y in thought, speech and conduct. Each week we give instructions on the practice followed by two 25 minute sessions of zazen, separated by 5 mi nutes of walking meditation (kinhin).

¡Hola! A Spanish Meet-Up

Join us for a friendly and relaxed 6-week Spanish meet-up where the focus is on having fun while learning some basic and practical Spanish for everyday situations.

Baby & Tot Drop-in

In this program, babies and tots hear stories, songs, rhymes, and interact with other babies. Parents and caregivers learn new songs and fun things to do with baby, and have some social time with other grown-ups. Ages 0-36 months (older siblings are welcome to tag along, too)

Baby & Tot Drop-in

In this program, babies hear stories, songs, and rhymes, and interact with other babies. Parents and caregivers learn new songs and fun things to do with baby, plus have some social time with other grown-ups. Ages 0-24 months, and their caregivers

Baby's First Books

In this program, babies hear stories, songs, rhymes, and interact with other babies. Parents and caregivers learn new songs and fun things to do with their baby, plus have some social time with other grown-ups. Ages 0-18 months and caregivers.

Baby's First Books Special

In this program, babies hear stories, songs, rhymes, and interact with other babies. Parents and caregivers learn new songs and fun things to do with their baby, plus have some social time with other grown-ups.

Dartmouth Open Writing Group

The Dartmouth Open Writing Group is a supportive, monthly gathering designed for teens and adults of all experience levels who want to build consistent writing habits, meet with other writers in the community, and share techniques and hurdles with like-minded people.

Family Drop-in

Drop in for stories, songs, rhymes, and play! This program supports early literacy, social development, and motor skills through fun and interactive activities designed for young children.

Housing Support Drop-in Clinic

Are you in need of housing support? The knowledgeable and friendly staff of Welcome Housing are on-site to help.

Lambs Tales: Family Storytime & Play

Drop in for a morning of play, songs, stories, rhymes, and music. In this program, free play is followed by a short story time. Caregivers will have a chance to connect while the little ones play.

Queer Newcomer & Immigrant Program

If you are a queer newcomer looking for a safe space to build connections with fellow queer newcomers and find a sense of belonging in Halifax's 2SLGBTQIA+ community, this program is for you.

Recovery Support Drop-in

If you’re looking to make changes to your substance use or gambling, drop in for information about recovery and harm reduction support. Jasmine, Influence, and Andrea will be at the Library and they welcome all who have questions.

Science Club

Join our club as we explore the world of science and engineering with fun experiments, games, and challenges! We'll try something new each time, and you'll develop your scientific thinking and problem-solving skills.

Shake, Rattle & Read

Have fun with your little ones while reading stories, singing songs, sharing rhymes, and dancing! Ages 0-5

Sharing Dance with Older Adults

Let us hear you shout it: Dance is for everyone! Developed by Baycrest and Canada’s National Ballet School (NBS), Sharing Dance with Older Adults is a safe and accessible dance instruction series that engages older adults in meaningful dance activities.

Bits & Pieces Junk Journaling

Do you save bits of paper and items, but don't know what to do with them? Do you enjoy writing, but want to make it fun? Welcome to Bits and Pieces. Join us to journal, create, and enjoy great conversation.

Caregiver Support Group

Caring for a family member or friend is a rewarding journey, but it can also be incredibly demanding and challenging. If you are a caregiver in the Eastern HRM, you don’t have to navigate it alone.

Dalhousie Legal Aid: Tenants' Rights Drop-in

Need some help with legal information, tenancy rights and income assistance matters? Drop in at Halifax North, where the Dalhousie Legal Aid team will help navigate issues.

Peer Support Group: Parents & Caregivers of Neurodivergent Children

If you are navigating the unique joys and challenges of raising a neurodivergent child, please join us for our peer support group. This meeting will feature guest speaker, Registered Pediatric Psychologist, Dr.

Books & Company

Storytime is for grown-ups, too! Join us to listen to a good book being read aloud, and a chance to discuss the book and engage in conversation. Bring your knitting if you like, enjoy a cup of tea, relax, and listen to a story read aloud for an hour or so.

Form-Filling Clinic

Get assistance filling out forms at the Library. A representative from the Sackville-Cobequid MLA Office will help with applying for the Seniors Care Grant, the Heating Assistance Rebate, obtaining certificates from Vital Statistics, and completing other simple forms or…

Notary Clinic

Please note that this date has been moved from October 15 to October 22. Many people in Nova Scotia find it challenging to access notary services, due to affordability, lack of availability in their community, or simply not knowing where to go.

Welcome Housing & Support Drop-in Clinic

Are you in need of housing support? The knowledgeable and friendly staff of Welcome Housing are on-site to help.

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Drop-in Employment Support with Job Junction

Come in to learn more about Job Junction and their employment services. Receive support for general employment-related questions. For more information, please contact Job Junction at (902) 455-9675.

French + Crafting = Fantastique with Alliance Française

Spend your afternoon at the Library with Alliance Française for a bilingual artsy drop-in. There will be crafting, colouring, and great conversation. All supplies provided.

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Adventurers’ Guild: Dungeons & Dragons for Youth

Join the Adventurers' Guild and embark on epic quests in the world of Dungeons & Dragons! This registered program is designed for youth, from first-time players to seasoned adventurers.

Art Explorers

Every other week, we'll have new activities to try out, from STEM toys to messy crafts.

Baby & Tot Playgroup

A welcoming place for babies to experience free play while interacting with other babies. A great way to socialize with other parents and caregivers, too!

Café Français

Join us at the Library for a tea, coffee, and snack. Benefit from speaking with other members of the community in French. All levels of French welcome. Rejoignez-nous à la bibliothèque pour prendre un thé, un café, et une collation.

Creative Corner

Creative Corner is a program to entertain all ages. There will be activities for the all ages of child from preschooler to tween, and an activity for teens and adults to enjoy. Bring your whole family and all your friends for an afternoon of fun and togetherness. All Ages

Drama Llamas

Bring a friend and come and hang out at the Library in a safe and supportive space. You can also make new friends and meet other 2SLGBTQIA+ teens. Allies are also welcome to attend.

Estate Planning Clinic

Get assistance in creating your very own Will or Power of Attorney - completely for free. Volunteer Estate Navigators will help guide you through Legal Information of Nova Scotia's free online tools to develop these critical legal documents. One document per person per clinic.

Family Craft Drop-in

Join us for a family-friendly morning of crafts and colouring! This event is brought to you by the Lou Duggan Creative Studio, a place to Learn, Discover, Create, and Share.

Family Drop-in

Join us for a fun and interactive morning the whole family can enjoy, including stories, songs, dancing, crafts, and playtime. Ages 0-5

Acoustic Song Circle

We invite musicians of all skill levels to drop-in for our monthly Acoustic Song Circle. Whether you're new to performing or an experienced musician, our friendly, no-pressure environment will allow you to practice your skills and meet new people who share a love of music.

Autumn Balancing Walks

Enjoy the autumn weather with us. Once a month, we'll take a walk on the local trail while we practice some steps and exercises that help promote stability and balance. All levels of physical ability welcome. Please dress for the weather and wear comfortable footwear.

Community Café

Relax at the Library and join us for tea, coffee, and snacks. Take some time to socialize with other community members. P.S. Feel free to dress up for Halloween!

Nova Scotia Legal Aid: Drop-in Support

Meet with support staff from Nova Scotia Legal Aid for assistance with general information on family law and child protection issues.

Parkinson Society of Nova Scotia Support Group

Caregiver Support Groups are safe places for people in caregiving roles to come together regularly for mutual care and support. These confidential groups provide space to talk, listen, and share information, tips, and strategies.

Baby's First Books

In this program, babies hear stories, songs, rhymes, and interact with other babies. Parents and caregivers learn new songs and fun things to do with their baby, plus have some social time with other grown-ups. Ages 0-18 months and caregivers.

Seniors Social

Join us for a relaxed and welcoming Seniors Social designed to support activity, connection, and community. This free program offers a mix of activity, games, and social time in a friendly, inclusive space.

Youth Art Jam with the Youth Project

Get creative in a space just for teens! Arts and crafts supplies will be available for you to use. Bring a work in progress, or just hang out and get to know some new or familiar faces. Snacks will be served. Ages 12+ In partnership with the Youth Project

suddenlyLISTEN's Improv Kitchen

After School Club

School’s out. What’s next? Grab your friends and head to the Library! We’ve got snacks, chill vibes, and fun activities waiting for you. Every week brings something different: arts and crafts, technology, games, and more.

Boundaries for Better Living: 2-Week Program

Do you have a hard time setting boundaries? Setting healthy boundaries can lower stress, preserve your energy, improve relationships and help you feel more in control of your time and choices.

Heart Healthy Living: Know Your Numbers

A great way to improve your health is to understand what your cholesterol and blood pressure numbers mean and learn ways to improve them. Discover how healthy eating and other lifestyle changes can help to reduce your risk for heart disease and stroke.

Blood on the Clocktower

Blood on the Clocktower is an incredibly intricate social deduction game. Think Mafia or Werewolf, but way more fun and complicated (plus, you still play after you die in this game).

Journal Coaching Skills for Helping Professionals (Online)

This experiential course teaches practical skills to integrat e transformational journaling into your work with clients and groups.

Movie: Coco

Rated G | 2016 | 1h 45min Celebrate Día de Muertos with a family friendly screening of the film, Coco . In Disney Pixar's vibrant tale of family, fun and adventure, an aspiring young musician named Miguel embarks on an extraordinary journey to the magical land of his ancestors.

Neurons in Action!

Ever wondered how your brain tells your body to move? What if you could use your own muscle signals to control something else? Come find out! With a hands-on neuroscience demonstration, you’ll explore how your brain, nerves, and muscles work together to create movement.

Nova Scotia Legal Aid: Drop-in Support

Meet with support staff from Nova Scotia Legal Aid for assistance with general information on family law and child protection issues.

Preschool Storytime

Join us every Monday for an engaging program designed for children and their caregivers. Together, we will read stories, sing songs and nursery rhymes, and explore fun movement activities that build early literacy and motor skills.

3D Printing Design 101

New to 3D printing and design? In this workshop, you’ll learn what 3D printing technology can do, how to design your own 3D objects, and how to prepare the files for the printer. Basic computer skills are required.

Art in the Afternoon: Diwali Crafts

Join us on Tuesday afternoons to get together with others and create. Each week, we'll try a different project. We'll provide all the supplies you'll need to take part. Join in and follow our plan or use the same materials to create something unique based on your own ideas.

Book Club: If Beale Street Could Talk

Join us monthly for a lively discussion in our Bookworms Book Club series. No registration required. Simply come by for some literary chat on the first Tuesday of every month. This month, we will be discussing If Beale Street Could Talk by James Baldwin.

Craft & Chat: Gift Tags

Join us once a month for an afternoon of crafting and chatting. Our craft programs focus on community socializing, having fun, and exploring new crafts. Each month features a unique craft or activity.

Grown-Ups Only: Canva 101

Just because you are a grown-up, doesn't mean you can't have fun and adventure! Each week, you will find an interesting activity to try. No experience is necessary.

How to Speak Assertively: 4-Week Program

Expressing our needs can be difficult. In this program, you will learn about communication and will practice assertive skills (e.g. active listening, saying no, and making requests). Attendance the first week is required. In partnership with Community Health Teams

Micro-teaching Short Course Fall 2026

Micro-teaching Short Course Fall 2026 Registration deadline: Tuesday, October 27 Training session: Tuesday, November 3, 9:30 a.m. -12 p.m. Location: Killam Library, Room B400 Micro-teaching sessions: Sessions will be held throughout November and early December.

Movie: A LEGO Brickumentary

Rated G | 2015 | 1h 33min If you thought you knew the world of LEGO, you don't know brick. Step into the amazing real-life world of the global phenomenon that will captivate fans of all ages. Drop in for a movie night every Tuesday at J. D. Shatford Memorial Public Library.

Self Compassion

In this program, you will learn being self-compassionate can help provide us comfort, improved health, and increase our sense of satisfaction in our roles. Join us to delve deeper and practice ways to promote self-compassion when we experience difficulties in our everyday lives.

Teen Night: Sugar Skull Quilling

Día de los Muertos [Day of the Dead] is about remembering dead loved ones in a festive manner. This Mexican holiday is usually observed on November 1 and 2, so celebrate with us by creating stunning calaveras [sugar skulls] through quilling, the art of coiling paper.

The Inbetweeners

Join this program each week and explore something different! Will it be science or art or games? Will we learn, play, or make? Drop in to find out! Ages 9-12

Top Scams Targeting Consumers

Join the Better Business Bureau for a presentation on the top 10 riskiest scams targeting consumers in Canada, using the most recent consumer research available.

Tots & Tunes

Join us for a fun and engaging music program for preschoolers! Children and their caregivers will enjoy singing, dancing, rhythm games, and hands-on play with simple instruments.

Tuesday Night Talks: Life and Work on Sable Island, Parks Canada’s Study

Watercolour 101 with Erika

Join us for a session of relaxed experimentation with watercolour. We’ll try different techniques to achieve a variety of effects, and then turn our painted papers into a fun craft.

3D Printing Design 101

New to 3D printing and design? In this workshop, you’ll learn what 3D printing technology can do, how to design your own 3D objects, and how to prepare the files for the printer. Basic computer skills are required.

An Evening with the Giller Prize Shortlist Authors

Join us for a very special evening with the shortlisted authors for the Giller Prize.

Bee Keeping Basics

Interested in keeping bees? Join local resident JoAnne Harris for an informal chat on how to get started.

Book Club: Book of Lives

The excitement of modern literature, the comfort of the classics, and the time-honoured themes connecting them - don't you love it all? Join us each month as we dig into and discuss contemporary and classic novels. November's title is Book of Lives by Margaret Atwood.

Craft Club: Embroidered Paper

Join us on Wednesday afternoons for a creative adventure. These craft sessions focus on having fun and exploring new crafts, rather than striving for perfection. Each club meeting features a variety of activities and projects, with all materials provided.

Makers Gonna Make: Salt Painting

Join us every Wednesday after school to make something awesome! We'll provide everything you need to take part. On this day, we'll be using glue, salt, and watercolor paint to make amazing autumnal art. Ages 5-12

Metro Machine Knitters

Join the Metro Machine Knitters at the Library! Here, you can learn, teach, and practice the art of machine knitting. Anyone interested in the craft is welcome.

Movie: Monthly Screening

Monthly movie screenings have returned to the Library! The movie screening will take place on the first Wednesday of every month. Please check back for this month's feature film!

Movie: Pressure

Rated PG-13 | 2026 | 1h 40min Join us for a Rememberance Day film screening. Based on the untold true story from World War II. In the 72 hours before D-Day, and with the fate of the free world hanging in the balance, Pressure follows General Dwight D.

Poetry of Dreamers - Music Room Chamber Players Series

Take Our Kids to Work Day @ Dal

Students will have the opportunity to explore the campuses, meet members of our community, and learn about different units and facul ties through hands-on activities. Please complete the form at the link to indicate interest in participation.

Teen Night: Rangoli Art

Drop in on Wednesday evenings to grab a snack, hang out with friends, and have a good time. Each week, we’ll be up to something new: games, crafts, and goofiness galore.

UNtoxicated Queers Peer Support Group

Part-support group, part-sober events, part-harm reduction initiative, and 100% queer. UNtoxicated Queers comes together to support, connect, and hold space for 2SLGBTQIA+ community members who engage in problematic substance use and addictive behaviours of all kinds.

Agatha Christie's Witness for the Prosecution

Beyond Punishment: Rethinking Our Response to Gender Based Violence

Join the community conversation to discuss steps we can take to define a full society response to gender-based violence, as recommended by the Mass Casualty Commission, to create communities of safety.

Club Queirdo: Wire Wall Art

Make your own wall art with wire and yarn, completely customizable. Make your name or a favourite word or shape.

Free noon-hour live music series\, Thurs

Get a snack into you and then grab a seat and enjoy free live music from Dal performing arts students at our Noon-Hour Recital Series.

Handmade Holiday Boutique

Investing 101

Do you know the difference between saving and investing? What about the difference between an RRSP and a TFSA? Do you know your stocks from your bonds? Your mutual funds from your exchange-traded funds? Join David Harrison from the Nova Scotia Securities Commission as he explains.

Job Search Support with Job Junction

Meet with professionals from Job Junction - Nova Scotia Works, your local Employment and Career Resource Centre, who can guide you in areas such as resumé building, interview skills, and networking. Appointments are by registration only.

Meal Planning & Recipe Inspiration

Meal planning can seem intimidating, and it can be hard to know where to start. Whether you’re packing school lunches for kids, planning weeknight suppers, or looking to simplify your meal routine.

Mini-Makers: Diwali

Let's do something fun. Let's learn something different. You will enjoy a different kind of activity every week, from art to STEM, games to technology, and more. The Hindu Festival of Lights begins on Sunday.

Spontaneity: Stand-up & Improv

Teen Needle Felting

Creative teens will enjoy this 4-week sequential program exploring needle felting techniques. Participants will have the opportunity to create felted creatures, decorative ornaments, and/or beautiful pictures by following guided tutorials.

Teen Zone: Bedazzled & Bejeweled

Come hangout at the Library! Thursday afternoons are all about teens. Join us to try new activities, meet new friends, and eat some snacks. Each week, we'll be up to something new, and we'll provide everything you need to take part.

The Hangout: Scratch Art Henna

Join us after school for a fun-filled afternoon. We'll have arts and crafts, computers, and lots of fun with friends! Bring your creativity and imagination, and we'll provide the rest. Join us this week for scratch-art henna.

Tween Night

Thursdays are for fun! Tween Night is a fun and welcoming space for kids to hang out, make friends, and enjoy an evening filled with exciting activities.

AGNS Fall 2026 Exhibition Celebration

Betwixt & BeTWEEN: Rangoli String Art

Rangoli is the Indian art form of creating intricate, brightly coloured, often symmetrical patterns on the floor. Many natural materials may be used, such as coloured sand, pebbles, flour, or petals.

Bluebirds & Bombs: Women's Lives in Wartime Nova Scotia

From the “Bluebird” nurses who served overseas to the women who kept farms, families, and communities going at home, Nova Scotia women experienced the First World War in profound ways.

Hal-Con Sci Fi Convention 2026

Moving with Mocean: A Dance Class for Everyone

Designed for inclusivity and aimed to create a sense of community in a creative atmosphere, this open dance class is truly for everyone; all ages, all abilities.

Notary Clinic

Many people in Nova Scotia find it challenging to access notary services, due to affordability, lack of availability in their community, or simply not knowing where to go.

Nova Scotia Art and Craft Show

Silent Reading

Sparklefest: A Diwali Celebration

Celebrate the Festival of Lights at Sparklefest: A Diwali Celebration! Enjoy festive crafts, fun games, and hands-on activities while learning about Diwali tradition. All Ages

Wiggles & Giggles Storytime: Kindness

Have fun with your little ones while reading stories, singing songs, sharing rhymes, and dancing! Dress for a mess and join in the fun. Ages 0-5

2026 - 2027 Season: Saint John vs Halifax Mooseheads

Acoustic Song Circle: East Coast Sing-a-Long

Join us for a special East Coast Sing-a-Long session of Acoustic Song Circle! We're celebrating the 40th Anniversary of the opening of Captain William Spry Public Library and you are invited to join us in a celebratory Sing-a-Long East Coast style! Everyone is welcome.

Ask an Archivist

Curious about how to research a local historical event? Not sure what to do with boxes of letters in your grandparents’ attic? Do you need to research your property’s history? Is someone in your family looking for a rewarding and fascinating career? Local archivists from Halifax .

Clothing Swap

It's time to refresh your closet! Bring your freshly washed, gently-used clothes to the Library for someone else to enjoy and pick up something “new-to-you.” You don’t need to drop off clothes in order to pick up fabulous finds.

DAC Presents: Sophie's Surprise 29th

DAC Presents: Sophie's Surprise 29th

Sophie is turning 29 and we're celebrating. This is award-wi nning circus, comedy and chaos disguised as a house party, featuring wo rld-leading performers from Cirque du Soleil, La Clique, The 7 Fingers and more.

Halifax Mooseheads vs Saint John Sea Dogs

Magic: The Gathering

Bring your deck and d20s for an afternoon of Magic: The Gathering. Spare decks and dice will be available for new players looking to try their hand at this legendary world-building strategy game. Players of all skill levels and ages welcome.

Play Café: Fall Watercolour Painting

Experiment with watercolours and salt to create beautiful and festive art, then search the branch for our fall-themed I-SPY. Join us every Saturday for Play Café where adults can grab a cup of tea or coffee while kids enjoy a new craft, activity, or performance each week.

Remembrance Day Concert with the Canadian Military Wives Choir

Join us in commemorating the 81th anniversary of the end of World War II with a concert by the Canadian Military Wives Choir, who will share selections of WWII tunes, including highlights from Dame Vera Lynn, the Forces Sweetheart. Afterwards, refreshments will be served.

STEAM Team: Squishy Circuits Orchestra

Join us for some fun with science, technology, engineering, art, and math! Each week, we'll explore a new theme and do a hands-on activity. Reserve your spot now. Registration is required. Ages 5+

Storytelling in Film: Challenging Racism, Breaking Silence & Inspiring Change

Join us as we screen a series of short, compelling video clips depicting healthcare encounters and community conversations.

Super Saturday

On Saturday mornings, step into a world of fun and discovery! In this exciting program, families will explore a variety of hands-on activities including arts, crafts, STEM experiments, and more, all in a prepared environment designed for learning through play .

Unwind Time: Dry Clay Art - Part 1

Get your hands a little messy and make something marvelous in this two-part dry art program! In Part 1, you will shape and sculpt your own one-of-a-kind piece of art. In Part 2, you'll paint and varnish your magnificent creation. All supplies provided.

Bach, Bach, Bach, & Bach

Food Gathers Us: Exploring Mi'kmaq Cuisine with Simon Francis

Simon Francis of the Sipkne'katik Reservation in Hants County will discuss his life experiences as a Mi'kmaq in Nova Scotia while sharing a piece of history through his food. A sample of the prepared food will be available to try.

Seeing is Believing: How the Telescope Changed Who We Are & What We Know

Tony Schellinck presents the history of astronomy in this 4-part lecture series that will dive into an understanding and discovery of the universe, as seen through telescopes.

Sunday Fun-Day: Rangoli Sun Catchers

Drop in with us each Sunday for an afternoon of fun! From arts and crafts to games and movies, each week is something different. Today, we'll be making Rangoli Sun Catchers to celebrate Diwali. Ages 5-12 (Children 8 and under must be with a caregiver)

Ask an Archivist

Curious about how to research a local historical event? Not sure what to do with boxes of letters in your grandparents’ attic? Do you need to research your property’s history? Is someone in your family looking for a rewarding and fascinating career? Local archivists from Halifax .

Get Involved 101

Want to get involved in your community, but not sure where to start? Looking to gain experience, meet new people, or build your resumé? Let us help! Get Involved 101 is a workshop designed to help you discover volunteer and community opportunities available to you right now.

Job Search Workshop with Job Junction

Please join us for a drop-in Job Search Workshop, where professionals from Job Junction will guide you in areas such as resumé building, interview skills, and networking. In partnership with Job Junction

Art in the Afternoon: Stain Glass Poppy Paintings

Join us on Tuesday afternoons to get together with others and create. Each week, we'll try a different project. We'll provide all the supplies you'll need to take part. Join in and follow our plan or use the same materials to create something unique based on your own ideas.

Grown-Ups Only: Nova Scotians & The Great War

Just because you are a grown-up, doesn't mean you can't have fun and adventure! Each week, you will find an interesting activity to try. No experience is necessary. Canadians were instrumental in ending the First World War.

Movie: Churchill

Rated PG | 2017 | 1h 50min In Churchill , 96 hours before the World War II invasion of Normandy, British Prime Minister Winston Churchill (portrayed by Brian Cox) struggles with his severe reservations with Operation Overlord and his increasingly marginalized role in the war effo.

Parenting Support Drop-in for New Families

Once a month, a public health nurse will be at the Library to provide support as needed: weighing babies, discussing breastfeeding, and more! Plus, come a little early for our Baby's First Books program in the morning.

Printmaking 101

Learn the basics of designing, carving, and hand printing, and make your own unique prints! No experience necessary. Space is limited, so plan to arrive a little early to claim your spot.

Teen Night: Crow Party

Like shiny things and being a mysterious presence? Dress in black and bring your favorite trinkets to trade and craft with. Compete in some crow games and learn how recruit your own neighborhood murder (AKA crow friends).

The Inbetweeners: Dash Bots Plus

Join this program each week and explore something different! Will it be science or art or games? Will we learn, play, or make? Today, we will play with the Dash robots. Did you know they have Lego attachments? You will see when you come to this program! Ages 9-12

Tuesday Night Talk: The Canadian Navy During the First Gulf War, 1990-1991

Remembrance Day Commemorations

Book Club: The Women

Join us to explore a variety of fiction in our Book Club series. Each month, we will try a new book from a different genre. No registration required. Simply come by for some literary chat on the second Thursday of every month. November selection: The Women by Kristin Hannah

Craft & Chat: Ribbons, Bows & Wrapping

Wrap up your holidays with the Library! Together, we will learn some creative ways to wrap and decorate packages, make bows, and generally level up your holiday gifting game. Enjoy hot chocolate and tea while you craft the afternoon away.

Danse: C'est la Vida

As part of an Alliance Française networking in Canada tour, let yourself be captivated by C'est la vida! , a dance performance like no others.

Debut Atlantic Presents Jonathan Mak: "The Enchanted Night"

For this outreach performance, Debut Atlantic will be presenting pianist Jonathan Mak, a renowned Canadian musician known for his expressive performances and engaging approach to classical music.

Fibre UP!

Come learn why everyone is talking about fibre. It plays an important role in digestion, blood sugar, and heart health, but most people aren't getting enough. Learn how to increase fibre with simple changes to Fibre-UP your day. In partnership with Community Health Teams

Legal Tips: Estate Planning & Avoiding Probate

Eryn Murphy of DCL Law joins us to discuss estate planning, why a will makes everything easier after death, and how to avoid some of the major costs of dying. Eryn is a Real Estate, Corporate, and Estate Planning and Probate lawyer.

Merry Geek Market @ IKEA

Mini-Makers: Lego Free Play

Let's do something fun. Let's learn something different. You will enjoy a different kind of activity every week, from art to STEM, games to technology, and more. Today is all about Lego. Build whatever you like. Ages 5-9

Monthly Makers Meet-up

Join us for the Monthly Makers Meet-up, an opportunity for makers, crafters, and artists in the community to get together monthly to work on our own projects, chat, and learn from each other! Whether you're a painter, knitter, crocheter, felt artist, wood carver, or model painter.

Our Heritage: Food, Music & Art

Tech 1-to-1 Support

Do you have a shiny new piece of tech, but you’re not sure how to use it? Need a little help figuring out how to download an e-book, share a photo, or use Microsoft Word? You can make a one-to-one appointment with Library staff for all your tech-related questions.

Teen Zone: The Art of Henna

Calling all teens! Join henna artist Navjot Kaur in this hands-on workshop that will introduce you to the beautiful art and cultural traditions of henna.

The Hangout: Q-Tip Pointillism Art

Join us after school for a fun-filled afternoon. Today we’re making pointillism art! We’ll provide the paint & the q-tips, you bring your creativity! We'll have arts, crafts, computers, video games, and lots of fun with friends.

Betwixt & BeTWEEN: Codebreaking

November 18 is the International Day of LGBTQIA+ People in STEM and we’re celebrating by highlighting Alan Turing. Turing is a founder of computer science and AI, as well as an extraordinary codebreaker and so much more.

Books & Brushes

Get creative with Books and Brushes! Join us for a fun arts and crafts program where teens and preteens can explore their creativity, try different art techniques, and make something of their own. We’ll have all the supplies you'll need.

Puppet Show

It's puppet time! Watch as a story comes to life on our puppet stage. All Ages Space is limited. Free tickets will be given out 30 minutes before the start time.

SymphoniCon: Music of Anime

Wiggles & Giggles Storytime: Remembrance Day

Have fun with your little ones while reading stories, singing songs, sharing rhymes, and dancing! Dress for a mess and join in the fun. Ages 0-5

"Songs by Animals"

2026 - 2027 Season: Québec vs Halifax Mooseheads

BlackHawk Live

Blackhawk

Halifax Mooseheads vs Remparts de Québec

Halifax Singles Dances - Huge 500 for 5000 Followers Dance

Play Café: Flying Squirrels! Storytime & Craft

Enjoy a silly storytime and get creative with our flying squirrel craft. Join us every Saturday for Play Café where adults can grab a cup of tea or coffee while kids enjoy a new craft, activity, or performance each week.

Puzzle Rehoming Reception

Do you love puzzles, but need some new ones to put together? You’re in luck! Join us for a puzzle rehoming event. It’s like a puzzle swap, but bringing your own puzzles to trade is strictly optional: either way, you can leave with a new (to you) puzzle.

Queer Corner: Screen Printing

Join us at the Library for Queer Corner, a welcoming and supportive space where you can relax, be yourself, and make connections with other 2SLGBTQIA+ teens.

STEAM Team: Mini Book Making

Join us for some fun with science, technology, engineering, art, and math! Each week, we'll explore a new theme and do a hands-on activity. Reserve your spot now. Registration is required. Ages 5+

Saturday STEAM: Marker Chromatography Science Experiment

Drop in to play and learn. This bi-weekly program offers an opportunity to play with a different selection of the Library's technology toys on Saturday afternoons. Enjoy a different toy each time.

Scribble & Script: Stationery Meet-up

Drop in to our monthly stationery meet-up! It’s the perfect chance to enjoy some dedicated time to catch up in your planner, write snail mail, journal, scrapbook, or work on anything that puts pen to paper.

Super Science Saturday

It's super, it's scientific, it's Super Science Saturday! Kids of all ages, join us for exciting hands-on experiments, activities, and crafts. Kids under 8 must have an adult with them at all times.

The Ben Robertson Trio Presents: Songs of The Silver Screen

Songs of the Silver Screen is a retrospective of beloved songs from classic movies. The Ben Robertson Trio plays music everyone already loves but in a way that's full of surprises. They are three guys who love great songs and can't help but make them swing.

Understanding Canada's Immigration System

Stop by the Library for an overview of Canada's immigration framework, including temporary work authorization, employer-sponsored programs, and key considerations for foreign workers navigating the Canadian immigration system.

Unwind Time: Dry Clay Art - Part 2

Get your hands a little messy and make something marvelous in this two-part dry art program! In Part 1, you will shape and sculpt your own one-of-a-kind piece of art. In Part 2, you'll paint and varnish your magnificent creation. All supplies provided.

Blackhawk

For more than three decades, BlackHawk has remained one of country music?s most enduring and beloved bands, known for their signature harmonies, heartfelt storytelling, and timeless hits.

2026 - 2027 Season: Newfoundland vs Halifax Mooseheads

Bollywood Dance Workshop with Mehak Jain

Explore the vibrant culture of India through Bollywood dance! This workshop introduces participants to the basics of Bollywood dancing, Indian music, rhythm, and expressive movement while encouraging cultural exchange, connection, and creativity.

DAC Presents Leif Vollebekk

Leif Vollebekk is an acclaimed singer-songwriter originally f rom Ottawa who now resides in Montreal, Canada. The artist has sold-out headlining tours across North America, Europe and Australia.

DAC Presents: Leif Vollebekk

DAC Presents: Leif Vollebekk w/ special guest Rose Cousins

Halifax Mooseheads vs Newfoundland Regiment

My Food Journey: Chef Pamela A. LeonForde

Sunday Fun-Day: Popsicle Stick Gnomes

Drop in with us each Sunday for an afternoon of fun! From arts and crafts to games and movies, each week is something different. Today, we'll be making gnomes out of popsicle sticks. Let your imagination run wild as you design your very own gnome.

A Coast-to-Coast Cowboy Christmas

A Coast-to-Coast Cowboy Christmas 2

Book Launch: How to Eat With Your Hands - Roti Shoti & Other Ways to Settle In, by Khalil Akhtar

Join author Khalil Akhtar for the launch of How to Eat With Your Hands: Roti Shoti and Other Ways to Settle In , in conversation with Simon Thibault ( Pantry and Palate: Remembering and Rediscovering Acadian Food ) on the nature of culinary storytelling and food writing at large..

Community Health Teams: Eat Well, Age Well

Healthy eating is important at any age, but it plays a key role in promoting physical and emotional wellness as you get older. Come learn about key nutrients, foods, and habits to help you eat well as you age. In partnership with the Chebucto Community Health Teams

Movie: Super Mario Galaxy

Rated G | 2026 | 1h 40min In The Super Mario Galaxy Movie , Mario and Luigi tackle everyday troubles in the Mushroom Kingdom with infectious optimism, teaming up with a new ally, Yoshi.

Understanding Food Labels

Nutrition label reading made easy! You’ll learn to understand the numbers on food labels and practice your skills with real food examples. Learn to focus on nutrients that matter to your health goals. In partnership with Community Health Teams

A Coast-to-Coast Cowboy Christmas

Canadian country superstars George Canyon and Aaron Pritchett are joining forces once again to spread festive cheer across the nation with the return of A Coast-To-Coast Cowboy Christmas, presented by Children Believe.

Art in the Afternoon: Picture Book Art Scenes

Join us on Tuesday afternoons to get together with others and create. Each week, we'll try a different project. We'll provide all the supplies you'll need to take part. Join in and follow our plan or use the same materials to create something unique based on your own ideas.

Book Club

Join us for our monthly book club where we discover new authors, meet new people, and share insights.

Greeting Card Exchange

Do you have extra cards that you love but have already sent to everyone you know? Join us for a greeting card exchange where you can swap your cards for something new. These can be homemade creations or store bought cards.

Grown-Ups Only: Picture Book Month

Just because you are a grown-up, doesn't mean you can't have fun and adventure! Each week, you will find an interesting activity to try. No experience is necessary November is International Picture Book Month.

Movie Night for Crafters: Beans

Rated 14A | 2020 | 1h 32min Join us for a craft-friendly movie night, where we leave the lights on so you can see your work in progress.

Movie: The Year Dolly Parton Was My Mom

Rated PG | 2011 | 1h 35min It’s 1976, and Elizabeth Alison Gray is just your average suburban 11-year-old waiting for adolescence to arrive, when she finds out that her whole life has been a lie. With only her imagination to guide her, she runs away to find the truth.

Movie: Tuesday Screenings

Welcome to Halifax Central Library's Tuesday afternoon movie screening! Please check back for this month's special movie selection.

Teen Night: Weird Food Combos

Have you seen that Tiktok trend where specific food combinations allegedly mimic other flavours? Do banana and avocado combine into ice cream? Can eating chocolate and pickles together make you taste coffee? It’s time to put it to the test! Tuesday night is Teen Night at the Libr.

Tuesday Night Talks: Behind the Bulkheads: The Naval Museum of Halifax

3D Scanning 101

Have you ever wanted to 3D print a copy of a real-world thing? Photogrammetry is the technique of converting photos of a real-world object into a digital 3D model that can be shared online or 3D printed.

Book Club: The War We Won Apart

Join us in our monthly book club where we discover new authors, meet new people, and share insights. This month, we will be discussing The War We Won Apart .

Book Club: What Have You Been Reading?

Come discuss your favourite mystery, and hear all about the newest sports rom-com. Welcome to a new kind of book club: there are no required titles, any genre goes, and everyone will get a chance to share. What have you been reading? Ages 16+

Craft Club

Join us on Wednesday afternoons for a creative adventure. These craft sessions focus on having fun and exploring new crafts, rather than striving for perfection. Each club meeting features a variety of activities and projects, with all materials provided.

Daily Magic: A Celebration of Wonder, Music & the Written Word

The holiday season is coming and beauty and magic are in the air! We’re celebrating with an evening of readings and music that honour everyday moments of wonder and astonishment.

Food Safety Certification Program for Newcomers

Are you a newcomer looking to start a career in the food service industry? Would you like to learn how to safely handle, prepare and store food? Join our interactive Safe Food Handling Certification Course and gain practical food safety skills for work, home and life in Canada.

Introduction to Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Curious about Artificial Intelligence (AI)? Join us for a beginner-friendly introduction to AI, including what it is, how it works, and where you might already be using it in your daily life.

Makers Gonna Make: Escape from the Lab!

Join us every Wednesday after school to make something awesome! We'll provide everything you need to take part.

Naloxone Training

Naloxone is a safe and effective tool for responding to a sus pected opioid poisoning. Training is free and open to students, staff, and faculty. If you are a member of the Dalhousie surrounding community, we also welcome you to attend Naloxone training.

Protein Made Simple

Protein is getting a lot of attention these days, but it’s more than a trend. Learn why protein is important for overall health and healthy aging. Explore how much protein you need and simple ways to get enough each day. In partnership with the Dartmouth Community Health Teams

Puppet Show: We Are in a Puppet Show

Celebrate the work of Mo Willems with a puppet show featuring all your favourite characters, Gerald, Piggie, and of course Pigeon. Special guest star Pete the Cat will also be making an appearance! Free tickets will be given out 30 minutes before start time.

Spryfield Day of Caring

Join us for a free drop-in event with tables staffed by community organizations, government agencies, and non profit groups who will be on site to offer easy access to programs and services around topics including housing, taxes, legal aid, ID cards, pensions, family supports, an.

Teen Night: Fortune Telling

Drop in on Wednesday evenings to grab a snack, hang out with friends, and have a good time. Each week, we’ll be up to something new: games, crafts, and goofiness galore.

Beaty Centre | Public lecture: Dr. Chris Harvey-Clark

Learn all about the collection of the Beaty Centre's 18-metre Blue Whale skeleton and Dr. Harvey-Clark's work in the field. Limited to 50 spots.Schedule: 6–6:30 p.m. Guided tour led by a Beaty Centre faci litator 6:30–7:30 p.m. Public lecture and Q&A with Dr.

DIY Investing: Is It Right for You?

Since 2021, more than 4 million Canadians have opened DIY investing accounts.

Furry Friends Holiday Shop

Mini-Makers: Yule

Let's do something fun. Let's learn something different. You will enjoy a different kind of activity every week, from art to STEM, games to technology, and more. Yule is a celebration for Pagans hosted at the Winter Solstice.

Peace & Remembrance: Ravel & Vaughan Williams

Public Lecture Night - Blue Whale with Dr. Chris Harvey-Clark at Beaty Centre for Marine Biodiversity

Spontaneity: Party Show

Teen Zone: Board Games

Come hangout at the Library! Thursday afternoons are all about teens. Join us to try new activities, meet new friends, and eat some snacks. Each week, we'll be up to something new, and we'll provide everything you need to take part.

The Hangout: Make Your Own Zine

Join us after school for a fun-filled afternoon. We'll have arts and crafts, computers, and lots of fun with friends! Bring your creativity and imagination, and we'll provide the rest. This week, we will be creating our very own zines and picture books.

Akaash Singh - Generational Triumph Tour

Betwixt & BeTWEEN: Blood on the Clocktower

Blood on the Clocktower is an incredibly intricate social deduction game. Think Mafia or Werewolf, but way more fun and complicated (plus, you still play after you die). This is perfect for anyone who loves D&D, whodunnits, improv, psychology, the occult, and so much more.

Disciplining Inclusion

Inspired by studies of governmentality, critical inclusion s tudies, critical disability, disability critical race theory, this pre sentation considers RTI as a disciplinary and biopolitical technology of power that seeks to optimize the literacy and numeracy performance of chi l.

Escape From the Lab

Something has gone wrong in the lab, and only your team can solve the mystery! Put your curiosity and problem-solving skills to the test as you work together to uncover clues, crack codes, and complete challenges in this science-themed escape room. Registration required.

PD Day Afternoons: Mini Blocks

School is out today, but the Library is open. There is an activity happening this afternoon, just for you! What are we doing? We're making something from our amazing mini-block collection.

PD Day Mornings: Hot Wheels

School is out today, but the Library is open. There is an activity happening this morning, just for you! What are we doing? Use our blocks and tracks to build the ultimate race course. Ages 5+, Younger children may attend with adult accompaniment.

PD Day: Robot Fashion Show

Let's get creative by using coding skills to create a fashion show for the Library's robots! Dress up robots in the finest robot fashions and program a runway walk. Use craft materials to outfit your robot and then show off your model's style and attitude in their walk.

Taskmaster: Team Edition

Ready for the ultimate challenge? Inspired by the hit British game show Taskmaster , teams will tackle creative, hands-on challenges. Work together, think outside the box, and see if your team has what it takes to become the Taskmaster champions!

Wiggles & Giggles Storytime: Pirates

Have fun with your little ones while reading stories, singing songs, sharing rhymes, and dancing! Dress for a mess and join in the fun. Ages 0-5

Workshop: Ride & Roll with Scientists in School

Welcome to the amusement park, where we'll be bumping, spinning, zipping and rolling! Discover the actions and reactions of bumper cars, and explore the forces at work when you spin. Create a zipline while investigating gravity, and design a roller coaster to meet a challenge.

!Cuenta Cuentos! Bilingual Storytime

Come listen, imagine, celebrate with us. Join us for a special bilingual storytelling workshop led by Abe! Children will discover a story inspired by the Spanish-speaking world through an engaging and interactive session in Spanish and English.

7th Annual Christmas in Spryfield

Ask an Archivist with Halifax Municipal Archives

Curious about how to research a local historical event? Do you need to research your property’s history? Not sure what to do with boxes of letters in your grandparents’ attic? Is someone in your family looking for a rewarding and fascinating career? Local archivists from Halifax .

Author Reading with Amanda Peters

Non-branch location: Carroll's Corner Community Centre, 9 Milford Rd, Carrolls Corner, NS B0N 1Y0 Amanda will read and talk about her award winning novel The Berry Pickers . There will be a door prize draw and light refreshments will be served.

Embroidery 101

New to embroidery? We'll get you started with the materials and some basic stitches. Then, take your work-in-progress away to keep stitching on your own time. Space is limited, so plan to arrive a little early.

Escape From the Lab

Something has gone wrong in the lab, and only your team can solve the mystery! Put your curiosity and problem-solving skills to the test as you work together to uncover clues, crack codes, and complete challenges in this science-themed escape room. Ages 8-12

Introduction to Beadwork with Angela Negus

Join us for an afternoon of crafts, culture, and community with Angela Negus of Weeping Willow Crafts. Angela will be giving us an introduction to Indigenous beadwork and beading.

Jimmy Carr 2026 Laughs Funny Tour

Jimmy Carr: Laughs Funny

NSYO: Music in Motion

Play Café: Puppet Show

Enjoy a storytime followed by a puppet show telling of The Gruffalo , and a classic 16mm short film. Join us every Saturday for Play Café where adults can grab a cup of tea or coffee while kids enjoy a new craft, activity, or performance each week.

Puppet Show

Join us for a live puppet show at the Library! Settle in and enjoy as colourful characters, silly surprises, and favourite stories come to life on our puppet stage. Each month brings a new story and a new puppet adventure for the whole family to enjoy.

STEAM Team: DNA Exposé

Join us for some fun with science, technology, engineering, art, and math! Each week, we'll explore a new theme and do a hands-on activity. Reserve your spot now. Registration is required. Ages 5+

Suzuki Student Cello Recital

Students of local teachers Erich Schoen-René and Amy Spurr-Caveney will be performing cello and violin pieces. Expect to hear the sounds of Bach, Mozart, Dvorak, and more.

Unwind Time: Wooden Owl Craft

Join us for a relaxed adult craft session where you can decorate your own hanging wooden owl ornament with colours, patterns, and personal touches. No experience necessary–just bring your imagination. All supplies are provided.

Weave a Tapestry: Strange Face Tree

Are you curious about weaving? Would you like to make your own festive wall hanging and learn some basic weaving techniques in the process? Join Textile Artist Ashley-Rose MacRae and weave your own "Strange Face Tree" (a Christmas tree with or without a face) just in time for the.

Get Ready for the Light Up Bedford Parade

Planning on attending the Light Up Bedford Parade? Start off your evening at the Library to get in the festive spirit! Join us beforehand to warm up with hot chocolate or make a light-up glow stick accessory.

Haligonian Vendor Market

Sunday Fun-Day: Pinecone Critters

Drop in with us each Sunday for an afternoon of fun! From arts and crafts to games and movies, each week is something different. Today, we'll be making pinecone critters.

Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra: Staircases

Book Club: Buckeye

Read a book, meet a neighbour, join the discussion. This month, we'll discuss Buckeye by Patrick Ryan. The JDS Book Club meets monthly at 7:00pm on a Monday evening. Please call the branch at (902) 857-9176 for more details.

DAC Talks: General Wayne Eyre

DAC Talks: General Wayne Eyre

Wayne Eyre retired in 2024 as Canada's Chief of the Defence S taff.

Information Session: Path to Canadian Citizenship

Are you a Permanent Resident (PR)? Join us for an info session with Citizenship Judge Joan Mahoney to learn how to take the next step and become a Canadian citizen, whether you just got your PR or are ready to apply for citizenship.

Art in the Afternoon: Buttons & Magnets

Join us on Tuesday afternoons to get together with others and create. Each week, we'll try a different project. We'll provide all the supplies you'll need to take part. Join in and follow our plan or use the same materials to create something unique based on your own ideas.

Free noon-hour live music series\, Tues

Get a snack into you and then grab a seat and enjoy free live music from Dal performing arts students at our Noon-Hour Recital Series.

Grown-Ups Only: Candle Painting

Just because you are a grown-up, doesn't mean you can't have fun and adventure! Each week, you will find an interesting activity to try. No experience is necessary. There are a number of holidays and observances late in the year that use candles as symbols.

Health Strategies for Perimenopause & Beyond: 3-Week Program

If you’re feeling that perimenopause is impacting your life, you're not alone. Join us as we explore key areas of physical, emotional, and nutritional well-being to help you navigate this transition with greater confidence and support.

Movie: Black Beauty

Rated G | 1971 | 1h 46min Based on the novel by Anna Sewell, Black Beauty is a lyrical tale of friendship and understanding between a boy and his colt. After they are parted, Beauty passes from owner to owner, before a heartwarming reunion very late in life.

Teen Night: Karaoke Roulette

Choosing the right karaoke song is hard – let the roulette wheel choose for you! Don’t worry, the lyrics will be there for you and you’ll know the song… probably.

Tuesday Night Talk: Pilotage in Halifax Harbour

Makers Gonna Make

Join us every Wednesday after school to make something awesome! We'll provide everything you need to take part. Ages 5-12

Roch Voisine - The Lightfoot Sessions

Roch Voisine: The Lightfoot Sessions

With a career spanning more than three decades, Roch Voisine has sold millions of albums worldwide and remains one of Canada?s most beloved artists, known for his distinctive voice and ability to connect across generations and languages.

STI Screening Clinics

Students are given the following options for STI testing thro ugh the mobile STI Screening Clinics, or by booking an appointment with a nurse or doctor:If you have a penis: you can be tested for chlamydia an d gonorrhea through a urine test If you have a vagina: you can be tested.

Teen Night: DIY Slime

Drop in on Wednesday evenings to grab a snack, hang out with friends, and have a good time. Each week, we’ll be up to something new: games, crafts, and goofiness galore. This week we're making our very own slime. Is it chemistry, magic, or just plain fun? Grades 7-12

Tri-Elles - Music Room Chamber Players Series

Web Design 101

Join us to learn about popular website-building tools and basic principles of web design, and then get some practice building a site for yourself. Entrepreneurs use websites to get their startups off the ground, and artists can create online portfolios to show off their work.

A Fairytale Christmas Market

Mini-Makers: Blocks Big & Small

Let's do something fun. Let's learn something different. You will enjoy a different kind of activity every week, from art to STEM, games to technology, and more. You will find two sets of matching blocks: tiny and huge.

NSCAD Public Lecture Series: Tamara Deverell

Please join us for a monthly public lecture featuring artists presented by NSCAD University’s Public Lecture Series. This month's lecturer is Tamara Deverell.

Staying Safe Online

Join us to learn how you can stay safe while navigating the digital world. We’ll explore common scams and how to spot them, and talk about simple ways to protect your personal information.

Teen Zone

Come hangout at the Library! Thursday afternoons are all about teens. Join us to try new activities, meet new friends, and eat some snacks. Each week, we'll be up to something new, and we'll provide everything you need to take part. Grades 7-12

Terry Anders Memorial Lecture — Equity in Pediatric Psychology

This is a hybrid event. Please contact wendy.purves@dal.ca (m ailto:wendy.purves@dal.ca) for the Microsoft Teams link.

The Hangout: Coffee Filter Leaves

Join us after school for a fun-filled afternoon. We'll have arts and crafts, computers, and lots of fun with friends! Bring your creativity and imagination, and we'll provide the rest. This week, will be using coffee filters to make beautiful leaf decorations.

2026 - 2027 Season: Moncton vs Halifax Mooseheads

Betwixt & BeTWEEN: Dirty Soda Dance Party

Hop on the latest mocktail trend with our "dirty soda bar." We’ll have everything you need to make your perfect recipe. Plus, we’re going old-school with Dance Dance Revolution on the Wii.

Book Club: The First Time I Saw Him

Non-branch Location: North Preston Community Centre , 44 Simmonds Rd, North Preston, NS B2Z 1A3 Once a month, join the Preston Township Read and Discuss Book Club for an afternoon of fun and great literary conversation.

Halifax Mooseheads vs Moncton Wildcats

Merry Murdoch Mysteries in Concert

Puppet Show: Monster Loves Reading

Join us for a live puppet show at the library! Settle in and enjoy as colourful characters, silly surprises, and favourite stories come to life on our puppet stage.

Puppet Show: The Little Gingerbread Man

Stories come to life at our puppet shows! Each month brings a new story and a new puppet adventure for the whole family to enjoy. "Fast as fast can be, you can't catch me, I'm the Gingerbread Man!" Most everyone is trying to eat him. When will he stop running away? All Ages

Spontaneity Improv November Showcase

Wiggles & Giggles Storytime: Puppies & Kittens

Have fun with your little ones while reading stories, singing songs, sharing rhymes, and dancing! Dress for a mess and join in the fun. Ages 0-5

19th Annual Sackville Christmas Tree Lighting

Dean Brody & The Reklaws – Hometown Heroes Tour

Halifax International Wine Festival

Information Session: Tenancy Laws For Newcomers

As a renter in Canada, you have rights. Join us to learn how to talk to your landlord if you have a problem, where to get help, and how the law protects tenants. In partnership with the Legal Information Society of Nova Scotia

Mini Holly Jolly

If you think you will miss all the Holly Jolly fun because of your little one’s bedtime, we’ve got you covered! Introducing The Mini Holly Jolly - perfect for littles and parents alike. Join us for stories, songs, and so much fun.

Performance: Maritime Jazz Collective Big Band

The newly formed Maritime Jazz Collective Big Band presents a unique show of challenging large-ensemble music from composers Kenny Wheeler, Carla Bley, Maria Schneider, and original music.

Play Café: Squishy Circuits

Use conductive and insulating play-doh to build electronic sculptures that light up, move, and make sounds. Join us every Saturday for Play Café where adults can grab a cup of tea or coffee while kids enjoy a new craft, activity, or performance each week.

Queer Corner: HoliGay Party & Paper Crafts

Join us at the Library for Queer Corner, a welcoming and supportive space where you can relax, be yourself, and make connections with other 2SLGBTQIA+ teens.

STEAM Team: Draw Your Favourite Toy

Join us for some fun with science, technology, engineering, art, and math! Each week, we'll explore a new theme and do a hands-on activity. Reserve your spot now. Registration is required. Ages 5+

Saturday STEAM: Coding with Robots

Drop in to play and learn. This bi-weekly program offers an opportunity to play with a different selection of the Library's technology toys on Saturday afternoons. Enjoy a different toy each time.

The Holly Jolly

Planning on attending the Sackville Holiday Tree Lighting in Acadia Park? Start off your evening with us to get in the festive spirit! Join us for stories, songs, and so much fun.

Unwind Time: Book Tasting

Join the Library for a delicious literary journey. Sample selections from different genres, each paired with a tasty snack inspired by the book to enhance your reading experience. Discover new authors, explore different stories, and find your next great read.

2026 - 2027 Season: Blainville-Boisbriand vs Halifax Mooseheads

Black Friday Weekend Pop Up

Halifax Mooseheads vs Armada Blainville-Boisbriand

Holiday Music Performance with Daniel Matto & Scott Taylor

Celebrate the season with an afternoon of holiday songs from jazz vocalist Daniel Matto and pianist Scott Taylor featuring songs from the likes of Frank Sinatra, Julie London, and Bing Crosby. All are welcome to attend.

Holiday Pop Up Shop @ the Brewery

Kid-Stitch: Felted Bookmarks

Calling young stitchers! Come learn the basics of hand-sewing and develop your fine motor skills, improve concentration, and have fun making a handmade craft. This month, we are making felted bookmarks.

Weave a Tapestry: Frozen Vapor Person

Are you curious about weaving? Would you like to make your own festive wall hanging and learn some basic weaving techniques in the process? Join Textile Artist Ashley-Rose MacRae and weave your own "Frozen Vapor Person" (Snowman) just in time for the holiday season.

Introduction to Self-Compassion

Being self-compassionate can help provide us comfort, improved health, and increase our sense of satisfaction in our roles. Join us in practicing ways to promote self-compassion when we experience difficulties in our everyday lives. In partnership with Community Health Teams

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