Events in Toronto in November 2026 (November 2026)

Public History Lab: Hitler and Stalin Today by Professor Timothy Snyder

ConnectU: Connecting Students, Creating Community

BMO Lab Open Studios

Things Fall Apart

Exhibition: Leading with Landscape

AI in Practice for Residents & Fellows Weekend Mini-Course (Final Registration Deadline: Nov.

U of T Alumni Virtual Book Club – The Lion Women of Tehran

Citizenship Education Circle with CultureLink

NOTE : Tuesdays October 6th and 13th classes will be held in Room B1 in the basement. Library staff or security will need to scan for access to the basement. Pressing the down button on the elevator will not work without assistance.

Google AI Essentials: Online Learning Circle

Curious about artificial intelligence or want to learn practical AI skills for work and personal use? Join our staff-facilitated learning circle to complete the self-paced Google AI Essentials specialization.

Learn Microsoft Word

Join us to learn how to use Microsoft Word for different things. Each session will focus on a different use for Word.

Nonfiction Book Club

Join a staff-moderated discussion of select nonfiction titles. Explore different types of nonfiction, real-life stories, biographies/memoirs, gain new knowledge, and engage in lively discussions. This month's featured title is Thinking, Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman.

Quilting Club

The focus of this program is to make quilts for donation, using fabrics that have been donated to the group for this purpose. Participants meet weekly to share ideas and inspiration while working on quilts.

The True Crime Club at Taylor Memorial

This club is for those who enjoy discussing true crimes from next door to around the world.

Tuesday Cards and Chitchat

Come to the library for a casual drop-in gathering designed for adults to meet new people, play traditional cards or board games, checkers, chess and chat in a welcoming, relaxed community space. Drop in. Space is limited.

Tuesday Cozy Knits

Whether you are into knitting, crocheting, embroidering or sewing, come join us for a relaxed and fun-knit time! Socialize, share tips and work on your latest project in good company. Bring your yarn, threads or fabric and let's craft together.

1-on-1 Career Consultations with ACCES Employment Session 1

Are you feeling stuck in your job search? Explore the incredible resources and expertise offered by ACCES Employment. Connect with an Employment Consultant to get tailored resume reviews, invaluable interview tips, and a wealth of additional support.

1-on-1 Career Consultations with ACCES Employment Session 2

Are you feeling stuck in your job search? Explore the incredible resources and expertise offered by ACCES Employment. Connect with an Employment Consultant to get tailored resume reviews, invaluable interview tips, and a wealth of additional support.

1-on-1 Career Consultations with ACCES Employment Session 3

Are you feeling stuck in your job search? Explore the incredible resources and expertise offered by ACCES Employment. Connect with an Employment Consultant to get tailored resume reviews, invaluable interview tips, and a wealth of additional support.

Adult & Senior's Social Club

Come and join our adult and senior's social as we engage in various activities, games and crafts. Relax, have fun, and learn something new while connecting with new friends. This is a drop-in program. Space is limited.

After School Club

Looking for something to do after school? Come out to our After School Club and learn new things, make stuff, meet other kids and have fun! For ages 6-12. Snacks are offered during the After School Club for participants. Ingredient lists will be available.

After School Club

Looking for something to do after school? Come out to our After School Club and learn new things, make stuff, meet other kids and have fun! For ages 6-12. Snacks are offered during the After School Club for participants. Ingredient lists will be available.

After School Club

Looking for something to do after school? Come out to our After School Club and learn new things, make stuff, meet other kids and have fun! For ages [ 6-12]. Snacks are offered during the After School Club for participants. Ingredient lists will be available.

After School Club

Looking for something to do after school? Come out to our After School Club and learn new things, make stuff, meet other kids and have fun! For ages 6-12. Registration required. All registrations are online.

After School Club

Looking for something to do after school? Come out to our After School Club and learn new things, make stuff, meet other kids and have fun! For ages 6-12. Drop-in, space is limited.

After School Club

Looking for something to do after school? Come out to our After School Club and learn new things, make stuff, meet other kids and have fun! In September: Snap Circuits! Registration required. Space is limited. For ages 6-12.

After School Club

Looking for something to do after school? Come out to our After School Club and learn new things, make stuff, meet other kids and have fun! For ages 6-12. DROP-IN! Space is limited Snacks are offered during the After School Club for participants.

After School Club

Looking for something to do after school? Come out to our After School Club and learn new things, make stuff, meet other kids and have fun! Drop-in for ages 6-12 . Snacks are offered during the After School Club for participants. Ingredient lists will be available.

After School Club

Looking for something to do after school? Come out to our After School Club and learn new things, make stuff, meet other kids and have fun! For ages 6-12. Snacks are offered during the After School Club for participants.

Baby Time

Join us for bouncing rhymes, songs and stories in this program for babies, birth to 18 months, and their parents or caregivers. This is a drop-in program. No registration required.

Baby Time

Join us for bouncing rhymes, songs and stories in this program for babies, birth to 18 months, and their parents or caregivers. Baby Time runs from 10:30 to 11:00. Children, parents and caregivers are invited to Stay and Play from 11:00 to 11:30.

Baby Time

Bouncing and tickling rhymes, stories, and songs for babies from birth to 18 months with their parents or caregivers. Drop-in, no registration is required.

Baby Time

Join us for bouncing rhymes, songs and stories in this program for babies, birth to 18 months, and their parents or caregivers.

Baby Time

Join us for bouncing rhymes, songs and stories in this program for babies, birth to 18 months, and their parents or caregivers. Baby Time runs from 10 to 10:30 . Children, parents and caregivers are invited to Stay and Play, from 10:30 to 11.

Baby Time

Join us for bouncing rhymes, songs and stories in this program for babies, birth to 18 months, and their parents or caregivers. Baby Time runs from 2 pm to 2:30 pm. Children, parents and caregivers are invited to Stay and Play, from 2:30 pm to 3 pm .

Baby Time and Stay and Play!

Join us for six weeks of bouncing rhymes, songs and stories in this program for babies, birth to 18 months, and their parents or caregivers. Baby Time runs from 10:30am to 11:00am.

Board Games for Adults: Wednesday Afternoon

Join us for the fun of playing modern and classic board games! Drop in with your friends (or make some new ones) and play games like: Anomia, Backgammon, Bananagrams, Chess, CodeNames, Connect Four, Exploding Kittens, Monopoly, Quirkle, Rumikub, Scrabble, Set, Settlers of Catan, .

Coffee and Conversation

Enjoy some light refreshments, and informal discussion about services in the neighbourhood. Get to know your local library staff and let us know what information and resources you would like to access at the library and in the community.

EarlyON Family Fun Time

Join us for a fun and interactive play program. Children and their parents/caregivers can access a variety of activities to play and learn together. You will also have opportunities to connect with others or speak to staff about your child's development or parenting needs.

EarlyON Music and Movement

Join EarlyON for a weekly Music & Movement program designed for families with children from birth to 6 years. Enjoy interactive songs, stories, finger rhymes, movement, and social time in a welcoming environment. Drop-in, no registration required.

EarlyON Together Time

This is a program for parents and caregivers with children from birth - 6 years. Families have the opportunity to socialize while children develop new skills in an early learning environment. This program is offered in partnership with the Malvern Family Resource Centre (MFRC) .

English Conversation Circle

Join our English Conversation Circle and practice your English by speaking with others developing their English skills The sessions run twice a month on every 2nd and 4th Wednesday of each month from 3-4:30 at the Toronto Reference Library Hosted together with the Library Settlem.

Family Time

Join us for stories, songs, rhymes and activities in this program for children ages 5 and under and their parents or caregivers. Family Time runs from 10:00 to 10:30 . Children, parents and caregivers are invited to Stay and Play from 10:30 to 11:00 .

Family Time

Join us for a half hour of stories, songs, and rhymes. For children ages 5 and under along with their parents and/or caregivers. Family Time runs from 10:30-11am. Children, parents and caregivers are invited to Stay and Play until 11:30am.

Family Time

Join us for stories, songs, rhymes and activities for children ages 5 and under and their parents or caregivers. Children, parents and caregivers are invited for Stay and Play from 11:00am to 11:30am.

Family Time

Join us for stories, songs, rhymes and activities in this program for children ages 5 and under and their parents or caregivers. Family Time runs from 10:30am to 11am. Children, parents and caregivers are invited to Stay and Play from 11am to 11:15am.

Family Time

Join us for stories, songs, rhymes and activities in this program for children ages 5 and under and their parents or caregivers.

Family Time

Join us for rhymes, songs and stories for children from 0-5, with their parents or caregivers. A fun activity, game or craft to follow. Children, parents and caregivers are invited to Stay and Play.

Family Time

Join us for stories, songs, rhymes and activities in this program for children ages 5 and under and their parents or caregivers. Family Time runs from 11am to 11:30am. Children, parents and caregivers are invited to Stay and Play, from 11:30am to 12:00pm.

Finding Recovery Through Exercise Skills and Hope (FRESH)

This program helps people stay active, make friends, learn new skills, and have fun. It involves peer-led group activities which can include crafts, games, walking, yoga, and more.

Finding Recovery Through Exercise Skills and Hope (FRESH)

This program helps people stay active, make friends, learn new skills, and have fun. It involves peer-led group activities including crafts, games, walking, yoga and more.

Finding Recovery Through Exercise Skills and Hope (FRESH): Craft Circle

This program helps people stay active, make friends, learn new skills, and have fun. It involves peer-led group activities which can include crafts, games, walking, yoga, and more.

Finding Recovery Through Exercise Skills and Hope (FRESH): Films

This program helps people stay active, make friends, learn new skills, and have fun. It involves peer-led group activities which can include crafts, games, walking, yoga, and more.

Google Prompting Essentials: Online Learning Circle

Ready to develop the skills to use generative AI (GenAI) tools effectively and responsibly for work and daily life? Join our staff-facilitated Learning Circle to complete the self-paced Google Prompting specialization.

Health Support Table with SCHC

Come and have a conversation with health team from the Scarborough Centre for Healthy Communities (SCHC) to learn and get connected to a variety of health care services.

High Park Book Club

Come and join us on the second Wednesday of every month to discuss a variety of books. Everyone is welcome! Drop-in, no registration required.

Housing Help

Drop in and work one-on-one with staff from The Housing Help Centre (THHC) to determine your housing needs, connect you to other government services, and to match you with landlords across the city.

Knitting and Crochet Circle

We've moved to Wednesdays! Experienced knitter or new, bring your projects with you. New to knitting or crochet? Don’t worry, just bring your supplies with you and we can help you get started. Share tips, share stories, make new friends. Drop In

LEAP After School Program

This program offers a fun and engaging environment with two hours of physical activities, trivia, games, crafts, and sports-based activities. Participants will build independence and social skills while enjoying nutritious snacks and educational workshops.

LEGO Club

Use regular LEGO and GIANT LEGO to make your own creations, or try a building challenge! Ages 4-12. Drop-in.

Lego Club

Every Wednesday come out to build, create and use your imagination with LEGO. Enjoy a new building challenge each week. Complete 5 challenges and get a sticker! Drop-in.

Mahjong Adult Social

Join us every Wednesday for an afternoon of Mahjong - a fun game of skill, strategy, and a little luck! All experience levels are welcome. A designated beginner table is available for those learning the game.

Northern District Book Club–Afternoons

Join us for a friendly, spirited discussion of a different book on the second Wednesday of each month. We read an eclectic mix of mostly contemporary fiction. There is also an evening session to discuss the same book on the third Wednesday of each month at 7:00 p.m.

Play, Stretch & Connect

Join us for a fun and social game of BINGO designed for seniors! It’s a great way to stay mentally sharp and body active, connecting with others in a friendly, relaxed atmosphere. Prizes, laughter, and good company await!

Sanko Speaks

A free, culturally affirming drop-in program for adults that promotes mental wellness through creative activities, discussion, and healthy coping strategies.

Seniors E-Connect

Are you 55+? Do you have a phone, tablet or computer you don't know how to use or want to learn to use better? Do you enjoy meeting new people? Seniors E-Connect will help you learn tech topics in a fun group setting, but with the one-on-one help of a teen volunteer under the gui.

Seniors E-Connect

Seniors E-Connect matches older adults with a teen volunteer to provide tech help, under the guidance of library staff. Learn the basics of using smart phones, tablets, and laptops and learn about topics such as instant messaging, social media, and file management .

Seniors E-Connect

Seniors E-Connect matches older adults with a teen volunteer to provide tech help, under the guidance of library staff. Learn the basics of using a smart phone, ipad and laptop . Get one on one support in a welcoming and friendly environment.

Short Book Club

Are you interested in joining a book club but are short on time? Then join our Short Book Club, where we read titles that are 250 pages or less. Meetings are held on the second Wednesday of each month.

Story Planet Comic Lab

The Artists in the Library series comes to Evelyn Gregory Library this Fall! Led by professional illustrators Hilary Leung and Joseph Bonsu, children will explore the art of comics and build a portfolio of work culminating in a polished long-form comic.

Talk About Books

Looking for your next great read? Enjoy some refreshments, learn about some fabulous books from a library staff member, and share what you've been reading. A fun way to discover new authors and titles!

Toddler Time

Join us for stories, songs, and rhymes for children, 19 months to 3 years, with their parents or caregivers. Toddler Time runs from 10 to 10:30 am. Children, parents and caregivers are invited to Stay and Play , from 10:30 to 11 am.

Toddler Time

Stories, songs, rhymes and activities for children ages 19 months to 3 years with their parents or caregivers. Toddler Time runs from 10:00 to 10:30 am. Children, parents and caregivers are invited to Stay and Play from 10:30-11:00 am. Drop in, no registration required.

Toddler Time

Songs, stories, and activities for children from 19 months to five years with their parents or caregivers. Drop-in. No registration is required.

Toddler Time

Join us for stories, songs and rhymes in this program for children, 19 months to 3 years, and their parents or caregivers. Toddler Time runs from 10:30 to 11:00am. Children, parents and caregivers are invited to Stay and Play, from 11:00 to 11:30am.

Toddler Time

Join us for stories, songs and rhymes in this program for children, 19 months to 3 years, and their parents or caregivers. Toddler Time runs from 10:30 to 11:00 am . Children, parents and caregivers are invited to Stay and Play, and make a craft from 11:00 to 11:30 .

Toddler Time

Join us for stories, songs and rhymes in this program for children, 19 months to 3 years, and their parents or caregivers. Toddler Time runs from 10:30 to 11:30 am . Drop in. No registration required, but space is limited.

Toddler Time

Join us for stories, songs and rhymes in this program for children, 19 months to 3 years, and their parents or caregivers. Toddler Time runs from 11:00AM to 11:30AM .

Together Time

This is a program for parents and caregivers with children from birth - 6 years. Families have the opportunity to socialize while children develop new skills in an early learning environment.

Vibe Coding: Make Your Own Interactive Story with AI

What if you could write a story where the reader chooses what happens, like a branching adventure, a mystery, or a game, and have AI build it with you? In this class led by our Innovator-in-Residence, Ryan Kelln , you'll learn "vibe-coding": using an AI coding assistant to build .

Wednesday Afternoon Film: Cinema Classics Club

Join us for screenings of movies from the past. We will celebrate cinema’s history, focusing on titles from the 1920s to the 1960s. Attendees will have the chance to vote on future screenings. No registration is required to attend this program. All are welcome.

Wednesday Knit & Crochet Circle

Want to learn how to knit or crochet with a fun group of people? Looking for help with your project? You can also share your projects with others, teach or learn a technique, and enjoy great conversation. All levels of expertise are welcome.

Woolly Wednesdays

Yearning for yarn? Join our afternoon needlecraft circle! Whether you are a seasoned crochetier or picking up a set of knitting needles for the first time, everyone is welcome to share techniques, enjoy friendly conversation, and learn a new skill.

Youth Hub: Group Study Hall

Have a lot of homework to do? Complete your homework, or study for an upcoming test in the Youth Hub, where you can get support from Youth Hub Librarians and your peers. This program is part of Youth Hub service.

Youth Hub: Homework Club

Are you behind on your assignments? Join us in the Youth Hub for Homework Club! Have some snacks while you use our computers and textbooks to lock in and get a head start on your homework for the week.

After School Club

Looking for something to do after school? Come out to our After School Club and learn new things, make stuff, meet other kids and have fun! For ages 6-12. Snacks are offered during the After School Club for participants. Ingredient lists will be available.

After School Club

Looking for something to do after school? Come out to our After School Club and learn new things, make stuff, meet other kids and have fun! For ages [ 6-12.] This week we will be having a workshop from Applefun Puppetry! Snacks are offered during the After School Club for partici.

After School Club

Looking for something to do after school? Come out to our After School Club and learn new things, make stuff, meet other kids and have fun! For ages [ 6-12.] Snacks are offered during the After School Club for participants. Ingredient lists will be available.

Baby Time

Join us for bouncing rhymes, songs and stories in this program for babies, birth to 18 months, and their parents or caregivers. Baby Time runs from 10:00 am to 10:30 am. Children, parents and caregivers are invited to Stay and Play, from 10:30 am to 12:00 pm.

Baby Time

Join us for bouncing rhymes, songs and stories in this program for babies, birth to 18 months, and their parents or caregivers. Baby Time runs from 10:30 AM to 11:00 AM. Children, parents and caregivers are invited to Stay and Play, from 11:00 AM to 11:30 AM.

Baby Time

Join us for bouncing rhymes, songs and stories in this program for babies, birth to 18 months, and their parents or caregivers. This is a drop-in program. No registration required.

Baby Time

Bouncing and tickling rhymes, stories, and songs for babies from birth to 18 months with their parents or caregivers. Drop-in. No registration required.

Baby Time

Join us for bouncing rhymes, songs and stories in this program for babies, birth to 18 months, and their parents or caregivers. Baby Time runs from 1:00PM to 1:45PM .

Bloor/Gladstone Kids Club

Looking for something to do after school? Come out to our Bloor/Gladstone Kids Club every Thursday and learn new things, make stuff, meet other kids, and have fun! For ages 6-12. Drop in. No registration required.

Cercle de Conversation Française / French Conversation Circle

Nous vous invitons à pratiquer votre français dans un environnement informel ! Tous les niveaux sont bienvenus. We invite you to practice your French in an informal environment! This French Conversation Circle is open to all levels.

Chess Club

Drop in for a casual game of chess in a welcoming environment. Improve your chess skills or learn how to play. Sets are provided. All ages. Drop-in.

Chess For Life: Seniors Social

The Chess Institute of Canada is inviting you to join our Chess for Life program - a fun and engaging chess program designed for seniors of all skill levels.

Computers for Beginners

Computers for Beginners is a 6-week course designed to build your confidence by introducing new skills slowly.

Crafting Circle

Whether you're a seasoned maker or just getting started, come join our Crafting Circle for a friendly hour and a half of textile and fibre arts. Bring your own knitting, crochet, embroidery, sewing, mending, or other creative projects, along with your curiosity and conversation.

Crochet Club

Learn to crochet at Eatonville's Crochet Club. All materials are provided and all skill levels are welcome. Please note there will be no Crochet Club on Thursday October 8th 2026.

DJ At Any Age: Memories in the Mix

Bring out your inner DJ in this intergenerational program for seniors and adults. Learn basic djing skills and connect with others over a shared love of music.

Data Analytics Essentials Online Learning Circle

Interested in learning about data analytics? Let's take a free online course together in a welcoming space! A learning circle is a study group, guided by library staff, for people who want to take a free online course together in a supportive and welcoming environment.

Drop-In Tech Help

Do you have questions about your tablet, phone, laptop, email or an app? Do you need help with eBooks or other online library services? Our staff are here to teach you technology tools and concepts in a friendly and casual setting.

English Conversation Circle

Practice your English conversation skills in a relaxing environment while making new friends and learning what the library has to offer! Beginner and intermediate learners welcome. Please note that this is not a formal English class.

English Conversation Circle

Join this informal Conversation Circle to practice speaking English in a non-judgmental, friendly environment. This program is open to everyone. Facilitated by North York Community House.

English Conversation Circle

New to Canada? Learning to speak English? Practice and improve your English skills, make new friends, network & share experiences, learn about Canada, and get information about upcoming events in Toronto. Drop in. No registration required.

English Coversation Circle

Practice your English conversation skills in a welcoming environment, while making new connections and learning about other programs the library has to offer! All English levels are welcome. Please note that this is *not* a formal English class. This is a drop-in program.

Enigmatic Elders Mystery Book Club

This book club is for readers who enjoy reading various types of mysteries. Meetings will be held every third Thursday of each month. Our goal is to have fun and travel the reading journey together.

Exhibition Tour - A Legacy in Motion

Join us for a staff led tour of our current TD Gallery exhibition, A Legacy in Motion: The National Ballet of Canada at 75 ! Explore 75 years of The National Ballet of Canada through archival content from Toronto Public Library Special Collections and The National Ballet of Canad.

Finding Recovery Through Exercise Skills and Hope (FRESH): Music Appreciation

This program helps people stay active, make friends, learn new skills, and have fun.

Gaming at HS: Library Gaming Royale

Think you have what it takes to be the champion? Compete in fast-paced video game matches, team up with others, and play your way to the top! Participants will rotate through matches in a fun, friendly competition that incorporates skill, teamwork, and sportsmanship.

Humber Summit Senior Social

Join us every Thursday for an afternoon of BINGO, games, and socializing. Relax, have fun, and learn something new while connecting with new friends.

Knit & Crochet

Join other knitters and crocheters for our knitting and crochet circle! Exchange knitting and crochet tips and tricks. Bring your projects, troubleshoot patterns, or work on that piece you have wanted to try. All skill levels welcome. Please bring your own supplies.

Knit Wits Knitting and Crochet Club

Main Street's knitting and crochet club returns! Share your projects with other knitters/crocheters, teach a technique, learn a technique, and enjoy great conversation. All level of knitters/crocheters welcome. Bring your own yarn, needles, and crochet hooks.

Knitting and Crochet Circle

Spend an afternoon at our weekly drop-in knitting and crochet circle! Bring your work in progress and enjoy visiting with other knitters and crocheters. A great place to show off your work, get advice, swap ideas, or just relax and visit with fellow fiber enthusiasts.

L'Heure du Conte (French Storytime)

Histoires, chansons, rimes, et activités pour les enfants 5 ans ou moins avec leurs parents ou soignants. Tout le monde est bienvenue! Ce programme est accessible sans rendez-vous. Aucune inscription n’est requise.

LEGO Club

Join us after school on Thursdays for LEGO Club. Build, create and use your imagination. Drop-in, but space is limited.

Low Income Retirement Planning

November is Financial Literacy Month. Learn about government benefits, tax credits, and strategies to help protect your retirement income. Presented by John Stapleton from Open Policy Ontario. These sessions are designed for seniors with low income and those who advise them.

Lunch @ the Library

Looking for something fun to do at lunch? Join us at Riverdale Library every Tuesday and Thursday for games, creative activities, crafts, and more. Meet up with friends, relax, and have fun all lunch period long. Drop in. For teens only.

Mahjong For Beginners

Learn, play, connect, and meet new friends through Cantonese or Hong Kong style Mahjong–perfect for beginners and experienced players. Includes a quick intro and friendly gameplay. No experience needed.

Maison des bébés

Un programme spécialement conçu pour les bébés de 0 à 18 mois et leurs accompagnateurs. Chanter des chansons et des comptines à votre bébé favorise le développement du langage tout en partageant un moment amusant et chaleureux.

Needleworx

Bring your own knitting or crocheting project, or start something new while enjoying relaxed conversation! All are welcome! This is a drop in program. No registration request.

Personal Development Book Club

For those of us who may see ourselves as a "work in progress," come learn and grow together with a selection of classic and popular personal development titles. Books are first-come, first-served.

Sanko Speaks

A free, culturally affirming drop-in program for adults that promotes mental wellness through creative activities, discussion, and healthy coping strategies.

Scrabble Club

Put your word skills to the test! Join us for some friendly Scrabble in a relaxed, welcoming space. Whether you are a triple-word-score pro or new to the game, all adults are welcome. Drop-in, no registration required.

Senior Social

A welcoming, free space for older adults to connect and chat! A regular gathering featuring casual conversations, board games, card games or light crafts. Drop in. Space is limited.

Seniors Social

Join us every Thursday for games, crafts, engaging presentations and workshops, while meeting new people and having fun! This is a drop-in program. No registration is required.

Social Media 101 for Small Businesses and Entrepreneurs

Join us online with Digital Main Street. Social media is an invaluable tool for today's business, whether you are just starting out or been established for years.

The Art of DJ-ing

Meet Benjamin, Artist in the Library at the Downsview Branch, where you will learn the Art of Dj-ing. Every Thursday with special guests, learn the skills required to blend, beat match and mix tracks while also learning about future career opportunities.

Thursday Night Adventurer's Club (Dungeons and Dragons)

Come one come all! Participants will get to experience collaborative storytelling at its finest. In this limited Campaign, participants will be crafting the world, their characters, and potentially the direction of the story.

Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP) - Hope + Me

WRAP is for anyone looking to strengthen their well-being–whether you’re supporting your mental health, managing stress, or simply wanting to feel more balanced and resilient in daily life. Participants will receive a WRAP certificate upon program completion.

Yarn and Collage Club

Enjoy an evening of easy crafting and making new friends. Start or continue your collage, knit, or crochet project. Share your skills with others. Basic supplies and instructions will be provided.

Youth Hub: Board Games

Drop-in casual board game social. This program is part of Youth Hub service. Youth Hubs are a welcoming place for teens after school and in the summer, where helpful staff are always available. Free, nutritious snacks are offered daily.

Youth Hub: Gaming Café

Drop-in every Monday and Thursday to take part in video games and board games! Nintendo Switch and PS5 games available. All games available on a first come, first serve basis. All teens are welcome! Drop-in, no registration required. This program is part of Youth Hub service.

Youth Hub: Pomodoro Study Hall

Join us for a focused study session using the Pomodoro Technique. Perfect for teens looking to boost productivity and stay on track with their schoolwork. This program is part of Youth Hub service.

Youth Hub: Video Games

Come and play some fun PS5 or Nintendo Switch 2 games with your old or new friends! This program is part of Youth Hub service. Youth Hubs are a welcoming place for teens after school and in the summer, where helpful staff are always available.

After School Club

Looking for something to do after school? Come out to our After School Club and learn new things, make stuff, meet other kids and have fun! For ages 6-12. Snacks are offered during the After School Club for participants. Ingredient lists will be available.

After School Club

Looking for something to do after school? Come out to our After School Club and learn new things, make stuff, meet other kids and have fun! For ages 6-12. Snacks are offered during the After School Club for participants. Ingredient lists will be available.

After School Club

Looking for something to do after school? Come out to our After School Club and learn new things, make stuff, meet other kids and have fun! Snacks are offered during the After School Club for participants. Ingredient lists will be available.

Baby Time

Stories, songs, rhymes and activities for babies from birth to 18 months with their parents or caregivers. Baby Time runs from 10:00 to 10:30 am. Children, parents and caregivers are invited to Stay and Play from 10:30-11:00 am. Drop in, no registration required.

Baby Time

Join us for bouncing rhymes, songs and stories in this program for babies, birth to 18 months, and their parents or caregivers. Baby Time runs from 10:00 to 10:30; Stay and Play runs from 10:30 to 11:00. Drop-in.

Baby Time

Join us for bouncing rhymes, songs and stories in this program for babies, birth to 18 months, and their parents or caregivers. Baby Time runs from 10:30am to 11:00am .

Baby Time

Join us for bouncing rhymes, songs and stories in this program for babies, birth to 18 months, and their parents or caregivers. Drop in.

Baby Time

Join us for bouncing rhymes, songs and stories in this program for babies, birth to 18 months, and their parents or caregivers. Drop-in.

Baby Time

Join us for bouncing rhymes, songs, and stories in this program for babies, birth to 18 months, and their parents or caregivers. Drop-in. No registration required.

Baby Time

Learn how to lay a solid foundation for your child's future love of reading and learning! Bouncing and tickling rhymes, songs and stories for babies from birth to 18 months with their parents or caregivers. Baby Time is from 1:00-1:30. Stay and Play is from 1:30-2:00. Drop-in.

Baby Time

Join us for stories, songs, and bouncing rhymes in this program for babies 0 to 18 months old with their parent or caregiver present. Families are welcome to stay and play after the program. No registration is required. Drop-in only.

Between the Lines Bookclub

Due to renovations the Bookclub will take place in Scadding Court Community Center in Room 4 (same building), participants will be responsible in sourcing copies of the monthly titles themselves as the branch will not be open to the public during this time.

Chess Club

Join us at the Bloor/Gladstone Library to play chess with friends, family, and fellow enthusiasts! Players of all ages and strengths are welcome, no previous experience is required. Drop in. No registration required.

Chess For Life: Seniors Social

The Chess Institute of Canada (CIC) invites you to join our Chess for Life program - a fun and engaging chess program designed for seniors of all skill levels.

Chess For Life: Seniors Social

The Chess Institute of Canada (CIC) invites you to join our Chess for Life program - a fun and engaging chess program designed for seniors of all skill levels.

Coffee and Conversation

Enjoy some light refreshments, and informal discussion about services in the neighbourhood. Get to know your local library staff and let us know what information and resources you would like to access at the library and in the community.

EarlyON Play & Learn

This is a free, drop-in program where children and their parents or caregivers can enjoy play-based learning, creative activities, games, and stories and songs while learning about the stages of child development. Registration required upon arrival for new clients.

English Conversation Circle

Are you learning English or new to Canada? Practice your English conversation skills in a relaxing environment while making new friends and learning about what the library has to offer! Please note that this is not a formal English class.

English Conversation Circle

Practice your English conversation skills in a welcoming environment, while making new connections and learning about other programs the library has to offer! All English levels are welcome. Please note that this is *not* a formal English class. This is a drop-in program.

Family Time

Join us for rhymes, songs and stories for children from 0-5, with their parents or caregivers. A fun activity, game or craft to follow. Children, parents and caregivers are invited to Stay and Play.

Family Time

Join us for stories, songs, rhymes and activities in this program for children ages 5 and under and their parents or caregivers. Family Time runs from 10:30 to 11:00am. Children, parents and caregivers are invited to Stay and Play, from 11:00 to 11:30am.

Family Time

Join us for stories, songs and rhymes for children ages 5 and under with their parents/caregivers. Information Collection Notice: The personal information on this form is collected by the Toronto Public Library under the Public Libraries Act, sections 20(a), 20(c), and 20(d).

Family Time

Join us for stories, songs, rhymes and activities in this program for children ages 5 and under and their parents or caregivers. Family Time runs from 10:30am to 11:00am. Children, parents and caregivers are invited to Stay and Play, from 11:00am to 11:30am.

Family Time

Join us for stories, songs, and rhymes in this program for children ages 0-5 with their parents or caregivers. Family Time runs from 10:30 to 11:00am . Children, parents and caregivers are invited to Stay and Play from 11:00 to 11:30am . No registration required. Drop-in.

Family Time

Join us for stories, songs and fun activities. After the program, families are invited to stay and socialize or make a craft. This program is for children ages 0-5 years and their parents or caregivers.

Family Time

Join us Fridays for stories, songs, rhymes and activities in this program for children ages 5 and under and their parents or caregivers. Family Time will take a break on Friday October 9, and Friday November 20.

Finding Recovery Through Exercise Skills and Hope (FRESH)

This program helps people stay active, make friends, learn new skills, and have fun. It involves peer-led group activities which can include crafts, games, walking, yoga, and more.

Finding Recovery Through Exercise Skills and Hope (FRESH)

This program helps people stay active, make friends, learn new skills, and have fun. It involves peer-led group activities which can include crafts, games, walking, yoga, and more.

Finding Recovery Through Exercise Skills and Hope (FRESH): Drop In Fridays

This program helps people stay active, make friends, learn new skills, and have fun. It involves peer-led group activities including crafts, games, walking, yoga and more.

Finding Recovery Through Exercise Skills and Hope (FRESH): Fridays

This program helps people stay active, make friends, learn new skills, and have fun. Meet new folks, build connections, and tell us about programs and services you would like to see in the neighbourhood! Drop in, no registration is required.

Google AI Essentials: In Person Learning Circle

Curious about artificial intelligence or want to learn practical AI skills for work and personal use? Join our staff-facilitated learning circle to complete the self-paced Google AI Essentials specialization.

Jones Adult Craft and Social Group

Join us in branch for a fun afternoon of creativity and socializing with other adults. A new craft will be provided each month along with other fun games and activities. September 18th Meeting: Iris Paper Folding Craft

Knitting and Crochet Circle

Join us for our knitting and crochet circle! Bring your projects to work on while socializing with other knitters and crocheters. Show off your work, get tips from other crafters, and enjoy an hour spent with like-minded new friends.

Mahjong Social

Enjoy an afternoon playing this ancient game of skill, strategy, calculation... and a little luck! Beginners welcome.

Newcomer Settlement Services

Drop in to meet our settlement worker every Friday from 9am-5pm to get help with immigration documents, health care, access to education and free access to Commissioner of Oaths service. In partnership with Catholic Crosscultural Services. Contact Qudsia at 647-801-3222.

Newcomer Settlement Services

New to Canada? Need information on employment, housing, language learning, schools, or other topics? A Settlement Worker can help. Drop in to meet our settlement worker every Friday from 9am - 5 pm.

STEM Club

Join us at the library for a fun hour of stem related activities. Come out to build, create and code with Snap Circuits, Dash and Dot, Scratch Coding, LEGO, Magnetic Tiles and more! The club is intended for children aged 6 to 12 years.

Seniors Social Club

Join us every Friday for games, crafts, engaging presentations and workshops, while meeting new people and having fun! This is a drop-in program. No registration is required.

Tea and Entertainment

Enjoy watching DVDs in the Library Auditorium. Coffee, tea and cookies or snacks will be served after the film. Ingredient lists will be available upon request.

Toddler Time

Join us for stories, songs and rhymes in this program for children, 19 months to 3 years, and their parents or caregivers. Toddler Time runs from 10:30am to 11:00am . Children, parents and caregivers are invited to Stay and Play from 11:00am to 11:30am . Drop in.

Toddler Time

Join us for stories, songs, rhymes and an underwater craft for children, 19 months to 3 years, and their parents or caregivers. Drop in. No registration required.

Toddler Time

Join us for stories, songs and rhymes in this program for children, 19 months to 3 years, and their parents or caregivers. Toddler Time runs from 10:30am to 11am . Children, parents and caregivers are invited to Stay and Play from 11am to 11:30 .

Together Time

This is a program for parents and caregivers with children from birth - 6 years. Families have the opportunity to socialize while children develop new skills in an early learning environment. This is a drop-in program for children ages 0-6.

Ujima Network

A free group program that explores mental wellness through a culturally responsive lens grounded in the Black Model of Health and Wellbeing and the principles of Nguzo Saba.

Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP)

WRAP is for anyone looking to strengthen their well-being–whether you’re supporting your mental health, managing stress, or simply wanting to feel more balanced and resilient in daily life. Participants will receive a WRAP certificate upon program completion.

Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP)

WRAP is for anyone looking to strengthen their well-being–whether you’re supporting your mental health, managing stress, or simply wanting to feel more balanced and resilient in daily life. Participants will receive a WRAP certificate upon program completion.

Youth Hub: Bingo

B-I-N-G-O! Join us for teen bingo night and (maybe) take home a lucky prize! This program is part of Youth Hub service. Youth Hubs are a welcoming place for teens after school and in the summer, where helpful staff are always available. Free, nutritious snacks are offered daily.

Youth Hub: Game Night

Join us every Friday and play your favourite games with your friends. This program is part of Youth Hub service. Youth Hubs are a welcoming place for teens after school and in the summer, where helpful staff are always available. Free, nutritious snacks are offered daily.

Youth Hub: Video Games

Join us in the Youth Hub every Friday to play various video games with other teens. The video game consoles that are provided are the PS5 and Nintendo Switch. This program is part of Youth Hub service.

Builder's Club

Join us on Saturday mornings and build to your heart’s content! LEGO, DUPLO, and KEVA planks will be provided for you to explore your creativity. All children welcome with their caregivers. Drop-in, no registration required.

Builders Club

Do you like to build with LEGO, DUPLO, Feltro, Snap Circuits or KEVA? Join us every Saturday morning for some fun building challenges! All children welcome with their caregivers. Drop-in, no registration required.

Builders' Club

Build, create, and use your imagination! Join us every Saturday to play with Lego, Keva Planks, Feltro and more. For children 6-12 and their caregivers.

Building buddies

Are you a curious and creative buddy who likes to build and create something new using all kind of materials? Than, come to our program where you can build unique and amazing structures using different materials like LEGO, KEVA blocks, and/or other materials.

Chess Club

Drop-in for a friendly game of chess. Sets are provided.

Chess Club for Adults

Join the Society and Recreation department weekly for a friendly game of chess. Bring your friends and family or meet fellow chess enthusiasts to socialize and improve your chess skills. Chess sets are provided onsite. Players of all levels are welcome.

Crafturday

Join us for a day of fun and crafts. Partake in a new and engaging craft every Saturday from 9:30am - 4:30pm. Drop-in and self-serve. For pre-school and school-aged children and their caregivers.

Creating With Cops

Meet your 53 Division Neighbourhood Community Officers while making some wonderful creations to take home! Free snacks and drinks are provided after the craft; ingredients are listed on the labels.

Creative Writing Club

Open to adult writers of all experience levels. Monthly meeting with writing peers to work on developing your creative skills.

English Conversation Circle

Would you like to improve your English speaking skills in a relaxing and supportive environment? We offer conversation prompts to get you talking about topics you enjoy. This is a great way to improve your English speaking skills and make new friends.

FRESH Movie Saturdays

This program helps people stay active, make friends, learn new skills, and have fun. Meet new folks, build connections, and tell us about programs and services you would like to see in the neighbourhood! Come join us every Saturday for screenings of your favourite movies.

Family Story Time

Stories, songs, rhymes and activities for children ages 6 and under with their parents/caregivers, followed by stay and play. Stay and play is an opportunity for children and their parents to socialize, play, and have fun! Large groups/day camps must register in advance.

Family Story Time

Join us Saturday morning for Family Time! Enjoy songs, stories, rhymes and bounces for children. We will end with a quick craft. Drop-in.

Family Storytime and Craft

Join us for stories, songs, rhymes and activities in this program for children ages 5 and under and their parents or caregivers. Family time runs from 11:00-11:30 am.

Family Time

Join us for stories, songs, rhymes and activities in this program for children ages 5 and under and their parents or caregivers. Family Time runs from 10:00 to 10:30 . Drop in!

Family Time

Stories, songs, rhymes and activities for children ages 5 and under with their parents or caregivers. Family Time runs from 10:00 to 10:30 am. Children, parents and caregivers are invited to Stay and Play from 10:30-11:00 am. Drop in, no registration required.

Family Time

Join us for stories, songs, rhymes and activities in this program for children ages 5 and under and their parents or caregivers. Drop-in, registration is not required. This is a year-round program.

Family Time

Join us for stories, songs, rhymes and activities for children ages 5 and under with their parents or caregivers. Family Time runs from 10:30 to 11 am. Children, parents and caregivers are invited to Stay and Play , from 11 to 11:30 am.

Family Time

Join us for stories, songs and rhymes for the whole family. For children birth to 5 years of age, with parents or caregivers.

Family Time

Join us for stories, songs, rhymes and activities in this program for children ages 5 and under and their parents or caregivers. Family Time runs from 10:30 to 11:00 am. Children, parents and caregivers are invited to Stay and Play, from 11:00 to 11:30. Drop-in. Space is limited.

Family Time

Join us for stories, songs, rhymes, and activities in this program for children ages 5 and under and their parents or caregivers. Drop in, no registration required.

Family Time

Join us for stories, songs, rhymes and activities in this program for children ages 5 and under and their parents or caregivers. Family Time runs from 10:30 to 11:30 am. Drop in. No registration required, but space is limited.

Family Time

Join us for a fun storytime with stories, songs and rhymes followed by a craft or activity. For children ages 5 and under with their parents or caregivers.

Family Time

Join us for stories, songs, rhymes, and more for children aged 0-5 with their families and/or caregivers. Older siblings are welcome! Drop-in; no registration required. Family Time occurs seasonally from October to March.

Family Time

Join us for stories, songs, rhymes and activities in this program for children ages 5 and under and their parents or caregivers. Family Time runs from 11am to 11:30am. Children, parents, and caregivers are invited to join us for a fun craft from 11:30am to 12:00pm.

Family Time

Join us for stories, songs, rhymes and activities in this program for children ages 5 and under and their parents or caregivers.

Finding Recovery Through Exercise Skills and Hope (FRESH): Movies Saturdays

This program helps people stay active, make friends, learn new skills, and have fun. Meet new folks, build connections, and tell us about programs and services you would like to see in the neighbourhood! Come and join the F.R.E.S.H.

Game on! Board Game Playtime

Join us for a fun-filled day of board games and puzzles! Play your favourites or try something new! Brings your friends and family or meet new people at the library. Games available for use in the Children's Area.

Girls Coding

This program introduces children to beginner computer programming and fosters the development of essential STEM skills.

Jigsaw Puzzle Social & Swap

Join other local jigsaw puzzle enthusiasts for an afternoon of communal puzzling. Bring your own puzzle or try out one of the puzzles provided. Drop-in anytime from 2-4PM. Have a puzzle you aren’t using anymore? Bring it in & swap it for another to take home with you.

Knights in the Library

Knights in the Library is a casual drop-in chess program open to players of all ages and skill levels. Stop by to play a friendly game, practice your strategy, and meet other chess enthusiasts in the community.

Knitting Circle

Join Port Union Library's Knitting Circle. Chat and knit or crochet with a friendly group! You can also share your projects with others! This is a drop in program but limited to a room capacity of 20 participants. Arrive early to secure your spot. No registration required.

Linocut Printmaking drop-in studio

Design, carve, ink, and print a linocut print from start to finish in one drop in session led by Ana Gabriela Lopez Castro of AGLCreative Studio . Participants will have the opportunity to display their creations at Main Street Branch in early December.

Maker's Club

Join us for self-directed STEM activity each week!

Sanko Speaks

A free, culturally affirming drop-in program for adults that promotes mental wellness through creative activities, discussion, and healthy coping strategies.

Saturday Chess Club

Join us on the 2nd floor every Saturday for a few games of chess in a welcoming environment. All ages and all levels are welcome. Children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian to participate.

Saturday Morning Movies

Come join us for a Saturday morning movie. Bring your own snacks and enjoy our feature film. Drop-in. No registration required. For ages 0-12 accompanied by a parent or caregiver. Sept. 12 - Trolls (2016) Sept. 19 - Luca (2021) Sept. 26 - Brave (2012) Oct. 3 - Coco (2017) Oct.

Saturday Morning Storytime

Songs, stories, and activities for children from birth to 5 years with their parents or caregivers. Drop-in. No registration required.

Seniors E-Connect

Seniors E-Connect matches older adults with a teen volunteer to provide tech help, under the guidance of library staff. Learn the basics of using computers, tablets and smartphones and popular websites and software. Seniors, please register.

Seniors E-Connect

Seniors E-Connect matches older adults with a teen volunteer to provide tech help, under the guidance of library staff. Learn the basics of using mobile devices and learn about topics such as library e-resources. Get one on one support in a welcoming and friendly environment.

Seniors E-Connect

Seniors E-Connect is an intergenerational program that pairs older adults with teen volunteers to provide one-on-one tech help, under the guidance of library staff.

The SciFi and Fantasy Book Club

Join us for the book club hosted by The Merril Collection of Science Fiction, Speculation & Fantasy. Each month we will read a book from a different sub-genre such as space opera, high fantasy, cyberpunk and more. Our October title is The Amulet of Samarkand by Jonathan Stroud.

Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP)

WRAP is for anyone looking to strengthen their well-being–whether you’re supporting your mental health, managing stress, or simply wanting to feel more balanced and resilient in daily life. Participants will receive a WRAP certificate upon program completion.

Advanced English Conversation Circles (Level 5 & up) with WoodGreen

If you are a newcomer to Canada and want to enhance your English communication skills, this free program is for you! Please note, this is an opportunity to practice your conversational skills–it is not a formal English class.

Builder's Club

Do you like to build with LEGO and KEVA? Join us on Sunday afternoons for some fun building challenges. Drop-in, but space is limited.

Computers for Beginners 2: Use the Keyboard

A class on basic keyboard functions for absolute beginners with little or no computer experience.

Crafternoon (Drop-in)

Come join us for an afternoon of crafting fun! All crafting supplies included.

Creative Circle

Drop by to make new friends, colour, play with Lego, games, puzzles and more! Drop In. No Registration Required

Family Storytime

Join us for stories, songs, rhymes and activities in this program for children ages 5 and under and their parents or caregivers. Family Storytime runs from 2-2:30pm. Drop in. No registration required but space is limited.

Family Time

Join us for stories, songs, rhymes and activities in this program for children ages 5 and under and their parents or caregivers.

Family Time

Join us for stories, songs, rhymes and activities in this program for children ages 5 and under and their parents or caregivers.

Introductory Piano: Adult Learning Circles in 4 Sessions

Have you ever wanted to learn how to play the piano? If you are 18 years or older, no age limit, join us for four adult learning circles led by a professional pianist. You will learn the basic piano including note recognition, finger placing, and simple songs.

LEGO CLUB

Are you a fan of LEGO? Join your friends to explore, create and build from your imagination or one of our challenges. Ages 4 and up are welcome. Under 4, must be accompanied by an adult, as space permits.

STEM Sundays

Drop-in each Sunday and explore various arts and crafts, building materials and technologies.

STEM Sundays

Explore a different STEM-themed activity every Sunday the library is open. Topics include robotics, circuitry, building and more! For children aged 6-12 and their caregivers. Drop in.

STEM Sundays

STEM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering and Math. Explore a different STEM-themed activity every Sunday the library is open. July: Lego August: Sphero September: Snap Circuits October: Dash & Dot November: Lego December: Sphero

STEM Sundays

Explore different STEM-themed activities every Sunday. Drop-in, no registration required. Space is limited. Access and use of equipment will be on a first come, first serve basis. Suitable for children aged 6-12.

SUNDAY FUN-DAY

Looking for something FUN to do on Sundays! Come to our hands-on and collaborative learning program series; Lego Challenge, Robotics, Snap Circuits, and Board Games. For ages 6-12!

SUNDAY FUNDAY

Come join us for some FUN activities with Dash/Sphero! Play with one of the robots and learn how to code!

Snap Circuits

Explore electricity and circuitry during this hands-on program. Ages 6-12. Drop-in.

Snap Circuits Sundays

Want to play with electricity? Drop in for a half hour of fun with circuitry. Turn on a light, spin a motor, activate a speaker; work your way through the 100+ circuitry projects as you learn about electricity! For ages 6-12. Parent/Caregiver must attend. Drop in program.

Sunday Build & Play

Create exciting structures using Feltro tiles and KEVA blocks. For ages 4 - 12 .

Sunday Crafternoon

Join us for Sunday crafts. Different activity each week. Sundays 12-4:30 pm. Drop-in. Live or automated closed captioning, sign language interpretation, intervenor services, or attendant services are available upon request.

Sunday Family Club

Enjoy and have fun on Sunday afternoons at Guildwood Library! Will you colour your favourite characters, do a craft or show off your building skills with LEGO and KEVA? Maybe it will be Snap Circuits or Board Games? Every Sunday come in for a surprise!

Sunday Family Crafts

Come as a family and enjoy making crafts together. This program is for families or caregivers with children. Drop-in. No registration required.

Sunday Family Game Time

Join us for a family games afternoon from Lego to Uno. We will also have some colouring and crafts for everyone Every Sunday afternoon all ages welcome

Sunday Family Time

Join us for stories, songs, rhymes and activities in this program for children ages 5 and under and their parents or caregivers.

Sunday Family Time

Join us for stories, songs, rhymes and activities in this program for children ages 5 and under and their parents or caregivers. Sunday Family Time runs from 2:00 to 2:30. Children, parents and caregivers are invited to Stay and Play, from 2:30-3:00.

Sunday Family Time

Join us for stories, songs, rhymes and activities in this program for children ages 5 and under and their parents or caregivers. NOTE: Library closed on Sunday October 11 (Thanksgiving weekend). No program on that date. Drop-in. No registration required.

Sunday Family Time

Join us for stories, songs, rhymes and activities in this program for children ages 5 and under and their parents or caregivers. Family Time runs from 3pm to 3:30pm .

Sunday Fun Club

Come out to our Sunday Fun Club! Get creative with a new STEM and craft activity each week. Learn new things, make stuff, meet other kids and have fun! Drop-in program, intended for ages 6-12.

Sunday Fun Day

Come and enjoy a relaxing Sunday afternoon craft with us. Explore different mediums, create something different and brand new as well as making a few new friends along the way! Starting each Sunday from September 13th - Sunday December 13th.

Sunday Fun-Day

**NEW TIME** The start time has changed for this event. It will now start at 3pm. Join us on Sunday afternoons for a variety of activities including STEM, arts & crafts and games. For children ages 6-12. Drop-in. Space and supplies are limited.

Sunday Fun-day

Join us on Sunday afternoons for a variety of activities that may include story time, arts & crafts or games. Drop-In.

Sunday Funday

Join us on Sunday afternoons for a variety of activities including STEM, arts & crafts and game. Drop-in.

Sunday Funday

Enjoy an afternoon of fun, family-friendly activities for all ages.

Sunday Funday

Every Sunday afternoon at Cliffcrest we will have a fun mix of activities, including board games, Snap Circuits, crafts, and Lego!

Sunday Funday

Join us on Sunday afternoons for a variety of activities including STEM, arts & crafts and games. Drop-in.

Sunday Funday

Join us for a fun afternoon of video games, board games, Lego and ping pong. Drop in, no registration required. Recommended for ages 6-12.

Sunday LEGO Club

Do you love building and creating? Join us on Sundays for our free play LEGO program. Have fun, make new friends, and bring your imagination to life, one brick at a time. Drop-in. No registration is required.

Sunday Lego Club

Join us each Sunday (barring scheduled closures) to build LEGO structures and have fun at the Forest Hill library! For children under 12 years and their families. Please ensure young children are accompanied by an adult.

Sunday SNAP Circuits

Come join us and explore electricity and circuitry. Learn about circuits and gain hands on experience with SNAP Circuits! Feel the spark when you build your own circuit! For children ages 6-12. Drop in.

Sunday STEAM at the Riverdale Branch

Join us for a fun STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Mathematics) program on Sunday afternoon! Programs cycle between Robotics, Snap Circuits, LEGO, K'nex, Marble Run, Makedo and Kids Craft Club. For Children ages 5 and up. Drop-in.

Sunday STEM

Join us each week for a fun afternoon of exploring Science, Technology, Engineering and Math through small projects. Ages 6-12. Drop-in program, no registration required.

Sunday STEM

Come in and have fun by exploring various building materials and technologies like Dash & Dot, LEGO, Snap Circuits and Sphero BOLT . All ages, drop in!

Sunday Social Art Hub

Create your masterpiece using acrylic paint. Learn how to make zentagles or enjoy colouring.

Sunday Tech Time

Explore the world of circuitry and robots. Test out Snap Circuits, Dash robots, or Spheros. Ages 5 and up.

**FULL** Book Club

Join us for a lively and fun discussion about the selected book.

ADULT BOARD GAME SOCIAL

Join us monthly at the Malvern Library for Adult Board Game Social, a relaxed evening of tabletop games and good company. Have a favourite board game? Feel free to bring it along and share it with others.

AI for Job Hunting: Build Your Own System

Job hunting is a job in itself: applications, deadlines, interviews, follow-ups.

Adult Afternoon Social: Board Games

Come join our Adult Social Events at Albert Campbell Library! Albert Campbell Adult Social is a series of activities for adults focusing on social interaction and various activities.

After School Club

Looking for something to do after school? Come out to our After School Club and learn new things, make stuff, meet other kids, and have fun! Drop-in. For ages 6-12. Note: Snacks are offered during the After School Club for participants.

After School Club

Looking for something to do after school? Come out to our After School Club and learn new things, make stuff, meet other kids and have fun! Drop-in for ages 6 - 12. Snacks are offered during the After School Club for participants. Ingredient lists will be available.

After School Club

Looking for something to do after school? Come out to our After School Club and learn new things, make stuff, meet other kids and have fun! For ages 6-12 . Snacks are offered during the After School Club for participants. Ingredient lists will be available.

After School Club

Looking for something to do after school? Come out to our After School Club and learn new things, make stuff, meet other kids and have fun! For ages [6-12]. Snacks are offered during the After School Club for participants. Ingredient lists will be available.

After School Club

Looking for something to do after school? Come out to our After School Club and learn new things, make stuff, meet other kids and have fun! For ages 6-12.

After School Club

Looking for something to do after school? Come out to our After School Club and learn new things, make stuff, meet other kids and have fun! For ages 6-12. Program supplies are all provided. Snacks are offered during the After School Club for participants.

After School Club

Looking for something to do after school? Come out to our After School Club and learn new things, make stuff, meet other kids and have fun! Ages 6-12. Drop-in. Snacks are offered during the After School Club for participants. Ingredient lists will be available.

After School Club

Looking for something to do after school? Come out to our After School Club and learn new things, make stuff, meet other kids and have fun! For ages 6-12. Snacks are offered during the After School Club for participants. Ingredient lists will be available.

After School Club

Looking for something to do after school? Come out to our After School Club and learn new things, make stuff, meet other kids and have fun! For ages 6-12 Registration is required Snacks are offered during the After School Club for participants 10 minutes before the program starts.

After School Club

Looking for something to do after school? Come out to our After School Club and learn new things, make stuff, meet other kids and have fun! For ages 6-12. Snacks are offered during the After School Club for participants. Ingredient lists will be available.

After School Club

Looking for something to do after school? Come out to our After School Club and learn new things, make stuff, meet other kids and have fun! For ages 6-12. Registration is required. Snacks are offered during the After School Club for participants, beginning at 3:45pm.

After School Club: Snap Circuits

Looking for something to do after school? Come out to our After School Club and learn new things, make stuff, meet other kids and have fun! For ages [ 6-12.] Snap Circuits: Play with electricity and circuitry during this hand-on program! Turn on a light, spin a motor, activate a .

After School Fun

Join us every Monday after school for different activities as we explore S.T.E.M., arts, crafts, and games! For kids ages 6-12. Drop-in. No registration is required.

Afternoon Book Club

Join us on the following Monday afternoons to discuss books in a friendly and social atmosphere: September 14th, October 19th, November 9th, and December 14th. This month we will be reading Martyr! by Kaveh Akbar.

Baby Time

Join us for bouncing rhymes, songs and stories in this program for babies, birth to 18 months, and their parents or caregivers.

Baby Time

Join us for bouncing rhymes, songs and stories in this program for babies, birth to 18 months, and their parents or caregivers. Baby Time runs from 10:30am to 11am . Children, parents and caregivers are invited to Stay and Play, from 11am to 11:30am. Drop in.

Baby Time

Join us for bouncing rhymes, songs and stories in this program for babies, birth to 18 months, and their parents or caregivers. Baby Time runs from 10:30 to 11:00 . Children, parents and caregivers are invited to Stay and Play, from 11:00 to 11:30.

Baby Time + Parent Social

Bouncing and tickling rhymes, songs and stories for babies from birth to 18 months with their parents or caregivers. Stay, play and chat with other parents and their babies after the program. Drop-in; no registration required. Space is limited.

Board Game Meet-Up

Join us here at Deer Park for some evening Board Games. Come with some friends or make new ones in the community while playing Scrabble, Trivial Pursuit, Snakes & Ladders, Clue, Chess, Checkers, Backgammon, Uno, or whatever Card game you can think of! Drop-In Dates: Monday,…

Builders Club

Come and get creative and build something exciting and new. Use Keva, Lego or Feltro to create a new skyscraper or your own new thing. There’s no telling where your imagination will take you! Ages 5-12. Drop in, no registration required.

Chess For Life: Seniors Social

The Chess Institute of Canada is inviting you to join our Chess for Life program - a fun and engaging chess program designed for seniors of all skill levels.

Cinema at Saulter (Drop-in)

Enjoy Wes Anderson’s charming stop-motion adventure Isle of Dogs! When a young boy searches for his lost dog, he finds friendship, courage, and a pack of unlikely heroes. Rated PG 13

Citizenship Education Circle with CultureLink

In partnership with CultureLink, free weekly sessions to help you prepare for the Canadian Citizenship Test: • Learn about the test’s content and structure • Get support and tips from CultureLink’s Volunteer Mentors • Practice with sample quizzes October 19-November 23: Room 1 No.

Club de lecture de S. Walter Stewart

Aimez-vous lire en français? Avez-vous envie de participer à des discussions autour des livres dans une ambiance conviviale et détendue? Rejoignez notre club de lecture en français! Venez échanger vos points de vue, analyser ce qui vous a marqué avec le regard d'autres lecteurs, .

Creative Connections: Activities for Creative & Social Connections

Join us for creative group activities that support mental wellness, social connection and a sense of belonging. Enjoy music, movement, mindfulness and more while connecting with others and engaging with your community. Drop-in, no registration is required.

Drop-in Tech Help

Do you have questions about your tablet, phone, laptop, email or an app? Do you need help with eBooks or other online library services? Our staff are here to help. Drop-in, no registration required. 20 minute limit during high demand.

Drop-in Tech help

Need help with your phone, laptop, or e-reader? Do you have questions on how to navigate your phone or download a new application? We are here to help. Sessions may be limited to 20 minutes during high demand. Drop-in. No registration required.

EarlyON Baby Lap Time

Join us for weekly discussions on parenting and infant care. Meet other parents, learn new songs, rhymes and finger plays, and foster bonding with your baby! Ages 0 to 11 months.

EarlyON Music and Movement

Drop in and join EarlyON each Monday from July 6th to August 24th, for a Music & Movement program for families with children ages birth to 6 years old. Enjoy songs, stories, finger rhymes, socialize and more.

English Conversation Circle

Are you learning English? Practice your English conversation skills in a relaxing environment and meet new friends. Beginners and intermediate learners are welcome. Please note this is Not a formal English class. Drop-in Program, space is limited.

Fall/Winter Drop-In Tech Help

Need help navigating your device, downloading an app, or getting started with Libby? Have questions about your iPad, tablet, or laptop? Drop-in to get your questions answered.

Family Connections: Workshops for Social & Family Support

Join us for a series of group workshops for anyone navigating relationships, caregiving responsibilities or family dynamics.

Family Time

Join us for stories, songs, rhymes and activities in this program for cchildren ages 5 and under and their parents or caregivers. This is a drop-in program. No registration required.

Family Time

Join us for stories, songs, rhymes and activities in this program for children ages 5 and under and their parents or caregivers. Family Time runs from 10:30-11 . Drop in, no registration required.

Family Time

Join us for stories, songs, rhymes and activities in this program for children ages 5 and under and their parents or caregivers. Family Time runs from 2:00 to 2:30 pm .

Family Time

Join us for stories, songs, rhymes and activities in this program for children ages 5 and under and their parents or caregivers.

Finding Recovery Through Exercise Skills and Hope (FRESH)

This program helps people stay active, make friends, learn new skills, and have fun. It involves peer-led group activities which can include crafts, games, walking, yoga, and more.

Finding Recovery Through Exercise Skills and Hope (FRESH)

This program helps people stay active, make friends, learn new skills, and have fun. It involves peer-led group activities which can include crafts, games, walking, yoga, and more.

Finding Recovery Through Exercise Skills and Hope (FRESH)

This program helps people stay active, make friends, learn new skills, and have fun. It involves peer-led group activities including crafts, games, walking, yoga, and more.

Finding Recovery Through Exercise Skills and Hope (FRESH): Drop-in Monday

This program helps people stay active, make friends, learn new skills, and have fun. It involves peer-led group activities which can include crafts, games, walking, yoga, and more.

Knit, Crochet & Crafting Circle

Bring your own knit, crochet, or other portable craft project, and hang out and chat with other crafters while you work! Drop-ins welcome, registration is optional but encouraged if you wish to receive a reminder email.

Knitting Circle

Interested in a new hobby? Join us for a creative afternoon of knitting. Bring your own yarn, needles and have fun.

La Scopa: Learn and Play a Traditional Italian Card Game

Scopa (Italian: [ˈskoːpa]; lit. 'broom') is a century old traditional Italian card game, involving memory, skill, strategy and little bit of luck. It is easy to learn, and a challenge to master. Bring your friends or make new ones while playing this classic pass time.

Monday Afternoon Storytime

Songs, stories, and activities for children from birth to 5 years with their parents or caregivers. Drop-in. No registration is required.

Monday Fundays!

Join us every Monday for a fun afterschool activity involving STEM concepts, arts and crafts, games, and more! * Healthy Snacks Included * For children ages 6-12.

Monday Kids Social

Explore the technology available for use including Snap Circuits, Dash and Dot and Sphero robots! Explore new crafts and board games. Drop in. Space is limited. Access and use of equipment will be on a first come, first serve basis. Suitable for ages 6 and up.

Mothercraft Drop in by EarlyON

Join us for Mothercraft Drop-In, for children aged 0-6 and their caregivers, where participants will engage with early-years professionals, and connect with others in the community.

Movies From Around the World

Join us every second Monday of the month (unless specified otherwise) as we bring the world to you through the power of cinema! Beginning with a small introduction, we will be hosting screenings from various movies from around the world, so we hope to see you there! August 10th: .

Parent/Child Book Club

For ages 9 to 12 with a parent. Please register ONCE for your pair (child and caregiver). Share the love of reading as members of our book club for kids and parents! Read a book together, then join us once a month at the library to chat about the book.

Pyjama Time

Wear your PJs for this evening program of stories, songs, and rhymes!

S. Walter Stewart Seniors Social

Join us once a month at the S. Walter Seniors Social. Play board games or cards. This is a perfect opportunity to meet new people and have fun! No experience necessary, these are an easy-to-learn game! Free in-person Older Adult Program. This is a drop-in program.

STEAM Club

Looking for something to do after school? Come out to STEAM Club and learn new things, make stuff, meet other kids, and have fun! Note: Materials are limited for some programs and participants may be asked to share materials or equipment.

Scrabble Club

Come join others for a fun game of Scrabble at the library! All ages and skill levels are welcome for this drop-in program.

Senior's Social

Join us for fun activities, arts and crafts, and great conversations! Whether you’d like to get creative, share a laugh, or simply enjoy some friendly company, this is the perfect place to be. Drop-In. No registration required.

Seniors' Social

Join us for a fun activity, great conversations, and the chance to meet new friends! Whether you want to chat, play a game, or just enjoy a cup of tea and good conversation, this is the perfect place to be! Come make memories and new friends.

Social Club

Join us for an afternoon of casual activities and conversation in a friendly and engaging atmosphere. Activities include board games, puzzles, colouring, and tech help. You are welcome to bring your own device or use our provided laptops during your visit.

Toddler Time & Stay and Play

Join us for stories, songs and rhymes in this program for children, 19 months to 3 years, and their parents or caregivers. Stay and Play is offered afterwards. Drop in. No registration required.

Writers Circle–Registration and waitlist currently full

Join a creative and safe environment for writers of all levels! Bring your written work to share with your peers when you're ready, and to support your fellow writers! We meet on the first and third Mondays of the month, from 6:30-8:00 pm. Regular attendance is requested.

Writers Collective of Canada (WCC): Community Writing Workshop

Experience the transformative power of writing in an inclusive space! A Writers Collective of Canada (WCC) workshop is unlike any other. We write together, share first drafts in an encouraging environment, listen deeply to one another, and receive supportive feedback.

Youth Hub: Study Hall

Each Monday the Northern District Youth Hub becomes a quieter space for teens to study, work on projects and request help from staff. Grab a snack and work on your homework amongst friends! All teens are welcome! Drop-in, no registration required.

Youth Hub: Video Games

Kick off the weekend by playing video games at the Youth Hub! We have games for PS5, PS4, and Nintendo Switch 2, so there's something for everyone. This program is part of Youth Hub service.

Access To Housing: Information Session

Do you need information about applying for Rent-Geared-to-Income Housing or assistance with your application? Join Margaret's Housing and Community Support Services staff for drop-in sessions on the 3 rd Tuesday of each month, from 2-4pm.

Adult Board Games' Night

Join us for a night of fun at the Leaside branch. Bring friends or make new ones as you partake in a choice of card games and board games.

Adult Evening Book Club

Join us on the 3rd Tuesday evening of every month to discuss books in a friendly and social atmosphere. October Book Title: Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone by J.K.

After School Club

Looking for something to do after school? Come out to our After School Club every Tuesday and learn new things, make stuff, meet other kids and have fun! For ages 6-12. Drop in. No registration required. Snacks are offered during the After School Club for participants.

After School Club

Looking for something to do after school? Come out to our After School Club and learn new things, make stuff, meet other kids and have fun! Drop in. For ages 6-12 . Snacks are offered during the After School Club for participants. Ingredient lists will be available.

After School Club

Looking for something to do after school? Come out to our After School Club and learn new things, make stuff, meet other kids and have fun! For ages 6-12. Now on Tuesdays, 4-5 pm. Drop in, until capacity. Snacks are offered during the After School Club for participants.

After School Club

Drop by to make new friends, colour, play with Lego, games, puzzles and more! Drop In. No Registration Required Snacks and refreshments will be provided

After School Club

Looking for something to do after school? Come out to our After School Club and learn new things, make stuff, meet other kids and have fun! For ages [ 6-12.] Snacks are offered during the After School Club for participants. Ingredient lists will be available.

After School Club

Looking for something to do after school? Come out to our After School Club and learn new things, make stuff, meet other kids and have fun! For ages 6-12. Snacks are offered during the After School Club for participants 10mins before the program starts.

Afternoon Book Club

Join other book lovers in your community and participate in lively discussions of popular books. This book club will meet every third Tuesday of the month for a lively discussion in a welcoming, relaxed setting. New members are always welcome and encouraged to join.

Baby & Toddler Time

Bouncing and tickling rhymes, songs and stories for babies and toddlers from birth to 3 years with their parents and caregivers. Drop in!

Baby Time

Bouncing and tickling rhymes, songs, and stories for babies birth to 18 months with their parents or caregivers. Baby Time runs from 10 to 10:30 am. Children, parents and caregivers are invited to Stay and Play , from 10:30 to 11 am.

Baby Time

Join us for bouncing rhymes, songs and stories in this program for babies, birth to 18 months, and their parents or caregivers. Baby Time runs from 10:30am - 11:00am. Baby Time will take a break on Tuesday October 6 and Tuesday November 17

Book Club

Join us for stimulating conversation about great books. You and your fellow book club members decide in advance which books you want to read. Limited copies of the book are available one month prior to each meeting. New members are always welcome.

Book Club

Come and join us on the third Tuesday of every month to discuss a variety of books. Everyone is welcome! Drop in, no registration required. Up Next: Tuesday October 20, 2026: Hamnet & Judith by Maggie O'Farrell Tuesday November 17, 2026: Small Things Like These by Claire Keegan

Chess Club

Drop-in for a friendly game of chess every Tuesday evening! All skill levels are welcome. Chess sets are provided.

Chess For Life: Seniors Social

Put your mind in play! Join the Chess Institute of Canada (CIC) for an engaging social chess experience for adults and seniors. Learn the game, build your skills, challenge your thinking and discover new strategies while connecting with fellow players.

Chess For Life: Seniors Social

The Chess Institute of Canada (CIC) invites you to join our Chess for Life program - a fun and engaging chess program designed for seniors of all skill levels.

Community Writing Workshop

Experience the transformative power of writing in an inclusive space! A Writers Collective of Canada (WCC) workshop is unlike any other. We write together, share first drafts in an encouraging environment, listen deeply to one another, and receive supportive feedback.

Craft Club: Movie Afternoons

Malvern Library's Craft Club runs twice a month on Tuesdays. Basic supplies provided for learners. First session : Join us in the Digital Innovation Hub to make a crafting-related goodie to take home.

Crochet & Knitting

Come on in and join the Knitting Group where you can work on your crochet and knitting projects while getting to know the rest of the group and share other common interests. PLEASE NOTE: Crochet & Knitting is cancelled Tuesday August 25th due to the Election.

Data Analytics Essentials Learning Circle

Interested in learning about data analytics? Let's take a free online course together in a welcoming space! A learning circle is a study group, guided by library staff, for people who want to take a free online course together in a supportive and welcoming environment.

English Conversation Circle

Are you looking to practice your English speaking skills? Come out to English Conversation Circle! Meet likeminded peers and practice your conversation in a supportive, casual environment. Please note that this is not a formal English class.

English Conversation Circle with CultureLink

Practice English weekly in a small group setting with support from CultureLink’s mentors and: • Speak with confidence • Make new friends • Network and share experiences • Learn about Canada CutureLink is solely responsible for the protection of personal information collected thro.

Excel Basics 3: PivotTables & Conditional Formatting

Build on your basic Microsoft Excel skills and learn to use Excel data effectively.

Family Time

Join us for stories, songs, rhymes and activities in this program for children ages 5 and under and their parents or caregivers. Family Time runs from 10:30am to 11:00am. Children, parents and caregivers are invited to Stay and Play, from 11:00am to 11:30am. Drop in.

Guildwood Discussion Group

Come to the library to discuss current events. Every third Tuesday each month from 2 to 3 p.m. No meetings in July or August.

Housing Help

Drop in and work one-on-one with staff from The Housing Help Centre (THHC) to determine your housing needs, connect you to other government services, and to match you with landlords across the city.

Intermediate Sewing: Zipper Pouch

Want to further develop your sewing skills? Our intermediate sewing class will take what was learned in sewing basics and add more complex elements such as a zipper. We will be creating a small bag with a functioning zipper. All materials will be provided.

Knitting Club

Learn to knit at Black Creek Library. Already know how to knit? Bring your project to work on with the group.

Knitting and Crochet Circle

Join us weekly for a drop-in knitting and crochet circle! Bring your yarn, needles and crochet hooks and enjoy the company of other knitters and crocheters.

L'Heure du conte / French Storytime

Rejoignez-nous pour des histoires, des chansons et des comptines en français pour les enfants âgés de 0 à 5 ans, accompagnés de leurs parents et responsables. Les familles sont invitées à rester et à jouer pour 30 minutes supplémentaires après la conclusion du programme.

LEGO Hour

Enjoy an hour of building with our various blocks! All children are welcome. Please note there will be no LEGO Hour on Tuesday October 6th 2026.

Newcomer Settlement Services

New to Canada? Need information on employment, housing, language learning, schools, or other topics? A Settlement Worker can help. Drop in to meet our settlement worker every Tuesday afternoon from 2 pm-5 pm.

Python Essentials 1 and 2 Learning Circle

Learn Python and build your programming skills in a supportive group. This learning circle will meet on Tuesday afternoons from September 22 to December 8, 2-3:30pm.

Senior's E-Connect

Do you have questions about your tablet, phone, laptop, email or an app? Need help with eBooks or other online library services? We can help! Join us for this intergenerational program that pairs teen volunteers with seniors to answer your tech questions.

Seniors E-Connect

Seniors E-Connect matches older adults with a teen volunteer to provide tech help, under the guidance of library staff. Learn the basics of using smartphone and laptop.

The Garden Club

Do you enjoy Gardening? Novice or expert, join us on the third Tuesday of the month at 7 pm for an hour of Gardening talks.

Toddler Time

Join us for stories, songs and rhymes in this program for children, 19 months to 3 years, and their parents or caregivers. Toddler Time runs from 10:00 am to 10:30 am. Children, parents and caregivers are invited to Stay and Play, from 10:30 am to 12:00 pm.

Toddler Time

Join us for stories, songs, and rhymes in this program for children 19 months to 3 years, and their parents or caregivers.

Toddler Time

Join us for stories, songs and rhymes in this program for children, 19 months to 3 years, and their parents or caregivers. Drop-in.

Toddler Time

Join us for stories, songs and rhymes in this program for children, 19 months to 3 years, and their parents or caregivers. Toddler Time runs from 10:30 to 11:00. Children, parents and caregivers are invited to Stay and Play from 11:00 to 11:30.

Toddler Time

Join us for stories, songs and rhymes in this program for children, 19 months to 3 years, and their parents or caregivers. Toddler Time runs from 10:30 AM to 11:00 AM .

Toddler Time

Join us for stories, songs and rhymes in this program for children, 19 months to 3 years, and their parents or caregivers.

True Crime club

Dive into the world of true crime with fellow enthusiasts as we explore real-life mysteries, investigations, and infamous cases. Join us as we share findings, theories and insights in a respectful and engaging discussion.

Youth Hub: Board Game Café

Join us in the Youth Hub every Tuesday to play board games with your friends! Ask us for our list of board games, and check our monthly calendar for Tournaments with prizes! All materials provided. This program is part of Youth Hub service.

Youth Hub: Ping Pong

A ping pong table will be available to play with in the Youth Hub. Equipment will be provided. This program is part of Youth Hub service. Youth Hubs are a welcoming place for teens after school and in the summer, where helpful staff are always available.

After School Club

Looking for something to do after school? Come out to our After School Club and learn new things, make stuff, meet other kids and have fun! For ages 6-12. Snacks are offered during the After School Club for participants. Ingredient lists will be available.

Book Club

Do you love reading and talking about books? Join us for an informal, relaxed, and casual meeting to discuss various books throughout the year.

Book Club

***PLEASE NOTE THE DATE CHANGE FROM WED. NOV. 18 to TUES NOV. 17*** Join us for a lively and fun discussion about the selected book.

Build With LEGO

Join us for a fun afternoon with LEGO. Use your imagination and create something great. Ages 4+.

Canadian Council of the Blind Book Club

This book club is facilitated by staff in partnership with the Canadian Council of the Blind, Toronto Visionaries Chapter. The book club is open to those who are living with vision loss or have low vision or are deaf-blind, and to their sighted support workers.

Cercle de conversation bilingue / Bilingual conversation circle

Le Programme Connexions communautaires du Centre francophone du Grand Toronto , en partenariat avec la Bibliothèque publique de Toronto, vous invite à participer aux cercles de conversation bilingues.

Chess For Life: Seniors Social

The Chess Institute of Canada (CIC) invites you to join our Chess for Life program - a fun and engaging chess program designed for seniors of all skill levels.

Coffee and Conversation

Enjoy some light refreshments, and informal discussion about services in the neighbourhood. Get to know your local library staff and let us know what information and resources you would like to access at the library and in the community.

Cookbook Club

Attention, culinary enthusiasts! Every month, take a cookbook home, experiment with a recipe, and share your verdict. No time to cook? No problem! Join us and share your love for cooking or your quest to discover it. Registration required.

English Conversation Circle for Cantonese speakers (Drop in)

Practice your English conversation skills in a relaxing environment while making new friends and learning what the library has to offer! Please note that this is not a formal English class.

Family Chess

Join us for a chess adventure! Learn the basics, challenge friends and family, and discover new strategies as you play. Whether you're just starting or already thinking a few moves ahead, come play, learn, and have fun together. For ages 6-12. Drop-in

Family Time

Join us for stories, songs, rhymes and activities in this program for children ages 5 and under and their parents or caregivers. Family Time runs from 10:30 a.m. to 11:15 a.m. Children, parents and caregivers are invited to stay and play. Drop-in. No registration required.

Intro to 3D Design with ZBrushCoreMini

A hands-on workshop where participants will become familiar with working in a 3D environment by creating simple 3D objects using ZBrushCoreMini Registration is required.

Introduction to Machine Embroidery

Learn how to use the Brother Persona PRS100 at the Fabrication Studio! This class will walk you through the basics of mounting fabric onto the embroidery frames and threading the machine.

Iverna Island: TIKA's Vision Board Party

Led by TIKA, the seven session workshop series builds toward the creation of individual vision boards. Workshops will include: visioning creative futures, dream mapping, vision board creation and reflections.

Jigsaw Puzzle Social

Join other local jigsaw puzzle enthusiasts for an evening of communal puzzling. Bring your own puzzles or try out one of the puzzles provided. This is an adult program, ages 18+ only.

North York Central Library Film Club

Please join us for an afternoon screening of "The Devil Wears Prada".

Northern District Book Club–Evenings

Join us for a friendly, spirited discussion of a different book on the third Wednesday of each month. We read an eclectic mix of mostly contemporary fiction. There is also an afternoon session to discuss the same book on the second Wednesday of each month at 2:00 p.m.

Novel Novels Book Club

Join us online for a lively discussion of Sweetland by Michael Crummey. This program is hosted on Zoom. The Zoom information and link will be shared over email.

Port Union Chess Club

Looking for a fun after-school activity? Join our Youth Chess Program to learn new skills, play matches, and connect with others! This program is open to youth ages 7-17 years old. Facilitated by the University of Toronto Scarborough Chess Club. No registration required.

Resilience Reads: a climate neighbourhood reading party

Join us to share the joy of reading, while building climate resilience knowledge. Members are invited to discuss a book they are reading, tell stories, and empower each other to explore community-driven solutions.

Seniors E-Connect

Seniors E-Connect matches older adults with a teen volunteer to provide tech help, under the guidance of library staff. Seniors will receive one-on-one support with their phone, tablet, or other device in a welcoming and friendly environment.

Wednesday Senior Social

A welcoming, free space for older adults to connect and chat! A regularly gathering featuring casual conversations over tea, board games, card games or light crafts. Drop in. Space is limited.

Writers' Circle

Join fellow like-minded writers in creative environment! We will spend the first 20-30 minutes writing based on a prompt of the librarian's choosing. Afterwards, writers are invited to share what they've written or just join in for friendly discussion.

Youth Hub: Democracy Fitness

Democracy Fitness is a fun and active way to practice the essential skills of everyday democracy. Participants leave sessions with skills and renewed confidence to engage in constructive conversations, fostering a culture of openness, understanding, and collaboration.

Youth Hub: Study Hall Wednesdays

On Wednesdays, the Eatonville Youth Hub becomes a quiet space for teens to study, work on projects, and request homework help and resume help from staff. Bring your homework and enjoy a snack in a space that is just for teens. This program is part of Youth Hub service.

Baby Time

Join us for bouncing rhymes, songs and stories in this program for babies, birth to 18 months, and their parents or caregivers.

Creative Writing

Discover your creative voice, sharpen and hone your ideas in an engaging and supportive environment. Join our Creative Writing Group where we read, inspire each other and share our stories. Space is limited.

Generative AI for Small Business

Join us online with Digital Main Street. As AI continues to evolve, how your business utilizes it for your online presence can also evolve your brand. In this webinar, you will learn about generative AI and the different ways it can help your business.

Introduction to 3D Printing

Learn how 3D printers work and how you can print at the Toronto Public Library’s Digital Innovation Hubs. This class includes hands-on instruction with Prusa Slicer, the software used to prepare your 3D object file for printing on a Prusa MK3S+ 3D printer.

Resilience Reads: a climate neighbourhood reading party

Join us to share the joy of reading, while building climate resilience knowledge. Members are invited to discuss a book they are reading, tell stories, and empower each other to explore community-driven solutions.

SP Book Club

Discuss diverse and inclusive titles from a variety of genres on the fourth Thursday of every month! This month we will be discussing Rouge by Mona Awad.

Talk About Books

Looking for your next great read? Come enjoy tea and light refreshments as we discuss the monthly list of fabulous books recommended by Brentwood library staff members. A fun and engaging way to discover new authors and titles and to share what you've been reading with us!

Tech Made Easy

Need help with your phone, tablet, laptop, or other device? Drop in and get one-on-one assistance with basic technology questions.

Throwback Thursdays: Great Movies on the Big Screen

Come join us for a radical retro rewind projected on the big screen. Whether you're a first-time viewer or long-time fan, these movies are sure to please.

Toddler Time

Join us for stories, songs and rhymes in this program for children, 19 months to 3 years, and their parents or caregivers. Toddler Time runs from 10:30 to 11:00 am. Children, parents and caregivers are invited to Stay and Play from 11:00 to 11:30 am.

Writers Collective of Canada (WCC): Community Writing Workshop

Experience the transformative power of writing in an inclusive space! A Writers Collective of Canada (WCC) workshop is unlike any other. We write together, share first drafts in an encouraging environment, listen deeply to one another, and receive supportive feedback.

Youth Hub: Crafty Thursdays

Join us in the Youth Hub every Thursday for a series of crafting activities like painting, clay sculpting, sewing and embroidery, resin art, jewelry making, perler beads, block printing, and more! Check tpl.ca or our monthly calendar for the activity of the week.

Coffee and Conversation

Enjoy some light refreshments, and informal discussion about services in the neighbourhood. Get to know your local library staff and let us know what information and resources you would like to access at the library and in the community.

D&D for Teens: On-going Campaign

Play Dungeons and Dragons! Slay monsters and overcome challenges with a Librarian as your Dungeon Master. Ongoing Campaign. This is an in-person program for Teens . Space limited for players*, but watchers are welcome too. All supplies provided.

Finding Recovery Through Exercise Skills and Hope (FRESH): Music Appreciation

This program helps people stay active, make friends, learn new skills, and have fun.

Friday Teen Social

Drop in after school on Friday's to have fun with your friends, meet new folks, build connections, and tell us about programs and services you would like to see in the neighborhood!

Portraits of Women – Beyond the Stones

Seniors' Social

Join us Friday afternoon for a fun senior social! Do a fun activity, participate in a workshop or have a conversation and meet new friends! Light refreshments will be available.

Snap Circuits for Kids

Explore electricity and circuitry during this hands-on program. Learn engineering, electronics and circuitry concepts with this electrifying toy. Feel the spark when you build your very own circuit! Ages 6 – 12 Drop–in only. No registration required.

Youth Hub: Crochet Circle

Join us for a beginner friendly crochet workshop to learn different stitch patterns, work on a current project or start a new one! All supplies provided. This program is part of Youth Hub service.

Ashdale Writers Group

Whether you're just setting pen to paper, or you're a seasoned writer, join us at our bi-weekly Writers Group for inspiration and encouragement in a supportive, positive environment.

Baby Time

Join us for bouncing rhymes, songs and stories in this program for babies, birth to 18 months, and their parents or caregivers. Baby Time runs from 10:00 to 10:30. Children, parents and caregivers are invited to stay and play from 10:30 to 11:00.

Cercle de Conversation Française (French Conversation Circle)

Les cercles de conversation constituent une bonne opportunité pour pratiquer votre français. C'est aussi un moment d'échange et de réseautage entre participants. Veuillez noter qu’il ne s’agit pas d’un cours de français formel.

Family Book Club

Calling all kids ages 9-12 and their parents, or caregivers! Looking for a fun way to spend time together? Join our Monthly Family Book Club! Each month, you will read a different book. Share thoughts, ideas and favorite moments.

Family Time

Join us for stories, songs, rhymes and activities in this program for children ages 5 and under and their parents or caregivers.

Nia Circle of Care

A free group program that supports mental wellness through guided discussion, peer connection, and culturally responsive approaches to healing.

Saturday Adventurer's Club (Dungeons and Dragons)

Come one come all! Participants will get to experience collaborative storytelling at its finest. In this limited Campaign, participants will be crafting the world, their characters, and potentially the direction of the story.

Saturday Craft

To celebrate your Saturday mornings, join us for a fun craft! Supplies are limited. First come first served.

Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP)

WRAP is for anyone looking to strengthen their well-being–whether you’re supporting your mental health, managing stress, or simply wanting to feel more balanced and resilient in daily life. Participants will receive a WRAP certificate upon program completion.

Weston Book Club

Join our book club for engaging discussions, new book recommendations, and a fun way to connect with fellow book lovers! Whether you're a lifelong reader or just getting started, we welcome all to share their thoughts and dive into exciting reads together.

Family Time

Join us for stories, songs, rhymes and activities in this program for children ages 5 and under and their parents and/or caregivers. Drop-in.

Sunday Dash and Dots

Join us for a fun afternoon of robotics! Learn how to control, code and move your robots. Registration is required. For ages 7-12 only (children outside of this age range will not be able to participate).

Sunday Fun STEAM

Join us for a fun STEAM program on Sunday afternoon! Programs cycle between Robotics, Snap Circuits,.. For Children ages 5 and up. Drop-in: No registration required.

Sunday International Chess Club

Join the Sunday Chess Club, as we play chess every other Sunday. Players of all strengths and skill level are welcomed to participate in the club. Chess introduction lessons are available for players that are new to the game. Sets are provided.

4th Monday Book Club

Welcome to Deer Park's 4th Monday Book Club ! We meet monthly to discuss a variety of books chosen by our members. 2026 Schedule: Jan. 26. Quiet by Susan Cain Feb. 23. The Rosie Project by Graeme Simsion Mar. 23. The Marriage of Opposites by Alice Hoffman Apr. 27.

English Conversation Circle with CultureLink

Practice English weekly in a small group setting with support from CultureLink’s mentors and: • Speak with confidence • Make new friends • Network and share experiences • Learn about Canada

English Conversation Circles (Level 3-5) with WoodGreen

If you are a newcomer to Canada and want to enhance your English communication skills, this program is for you and it is FREE! This program is in partnership with WoodGreen Community Services.

Introduction to Hand Embroidery

Join us for this basic class that goes over all the stiches you need to know to get started with hand embroidery. Please note that this class does not use the embroidery machine Registration is required. Registration begins on October 30, 2026 at 12:30pm.

Polish Book Club

Join us once a month on Monday to share your thoughts and enjoy a lively discussion with fellow book lovers. Bring a recent book you you liked to recommend to other book lovers who read books and discuss them in Polish language. Drop-in program, no registration required.

Reading Challenge Book Club

Welcome to Locke's Book Club, where we will explore titles from categories of the 2026 Reading Challenge . Connect with other readers, dive deeper into this year's categories through meaningful discussion, and learn about titles and formats you may not normally read.

Teen Art Club

Calling all Teen artists! Unleash your creativity and join our teen art club. Come create, paint, and craft with us! No registration is required. Drop-in only.

Youth Hub: Ping Pong

Join us in the Youth Hub every Monday to play ping pong with other teens! Ping pong table, ping pong balls, and paddles will be provided. This program is part of Youth Hub service.

Adult Crafternoon

Craft and socialize in a friendly and welcoming environment at our monthly adult and seniors crafternoon! Consider wearing clothes that you don't mind getting messy.

After School Club

Looking for something to do after school? Come out to our After School Club and learn new things, make stuff, meet other kids and have fun! For ages [ 6-12.] Snacks are offered during the After School Club for participants. Ingredient lists will be available.

After School Fun

Spend your afternoon exploring creating fun crafts, building with LEGO, and making new friends. Something different every week! For kids 6-12. Drop in. October 6: LEGO October 13: LEGO October 27: Halloween Craft November 17: LEGO November 24: LEGO

Baby Time

Bouncing and tickling rhymes, songs and stories for babies from birth to 18 months with their parents or caregivers. Limited capacity. Drop-in.

Board Games for Adults: Tuesday Evening

Join us for the fun of playing modern and classic board games! Drop in with your friends (or make some new ones) and play games like: Anomia, Backgammon, Bananagrams, Chess, CodeNames, Exploding Kittens, Monopoly, Quirkle, Rumikub, Scrabble, Sorry, Set, SushiGO, UNO, and many mor.

Civic Innovation Consultations

Civic Innovation Consultation sessions are recurring opportunities throughout the residency where community members can connect with the Innovator in Residence (IiR) 1:1 or in small groups regarding civic technology, open data, community projects, or ideas they may be developing..

Coffee and Conversation

Enjoy some light refreshments, and informal discussion about services in the neighbourhood. Get to know your local library staff and let us know what information and resources you would like to access at the library and in the community.

English Conversation Circle

Are you learning English? Practice your English conversation skills in a relaxing environment and meet new friends. Beginners and intermediate learners are welcome. Please note this is not a formal English class. To register, contact Sarah at 647-296-0839.

English Conversation Circle

Are you looking to practice your English conversational skills? Come for an informal discussion of various topics over a 6-week period and make new connections! Note: This is not a formal language class. Drop in, no registration required.

Ethennonnhawahstihnen' Book Club

Join us for a lively and fun discussion about the selected book of the month at Ethennonnhawahstihnen' branch. Tue Oct 27th Our Souls at Night by Kent Haruf New members are welcome. This is a drop in program.

Health Support Table with SCHC

Come have a conversation with the health team from the Scarborough Centre for Healthy Communities (SCHC)! Learn & get connected to a variety of health care services.

Senior Movie Day

Join us for a relaxing afternoon movie, designed specifically for seniors, held every last Tuesday of the month! Whether you're a film lover or just looking for a way to unwind with good company, our Senior Movie offers a welcoming environment to enjoy classic films, new releases.

2SLGBTQ+ Book Club

Join us on the last Wednesday of every month for a warm and lively discussion of 2SLGBTQ+ books! This year we will be reading: January : Biography of X - Catherine Lacey February : Angry Queer Somali Boy - Mohamed Abdulkarim Ali March : Firebugs - Nino Bulling April : Rainbow Bla.

4th Wednesday Book Club

Welcome to Deer Park's 4th Wednesday Book Club ! We meet monthly to discuss a variety of books chosen by our members. 2026 Schedule: Jan. 28. The Vanishing Half by Brit Bennett Feb. 25. Horse by Geraldine Brooks Mar. 25. The Marriage Portrait by Maggie O'Farrell Apr. 22.

Access to Housing

Are you seeking housing support or have questions about affordable housing options? Join us at S. Walter Stewart Library for personalized, one-on-one assistance with a Housing Services Worker.

Adult Book Club

Join us in-person to have great book club discussions each month! October's book is Lost Lady by Willa Cather. Pick up your book at the front desk! Registration is required and copies are limited.

Adult Crafternoon Social

Join us every month at the College/Shaw Library for our Adult Crafternoon Social! Drop in for some coffee and light music while exploring your creative abilities with a simple craft or art project. A great opportunity to socialize in a relaxed and friendly space.

Barbara Frum Book Club

Join us for a lively discussion about the selected book of the month in a welcoming and friendly space. Everyone is welcome. Get your physical copy in-branch at the Reference Desk or borrow an eBook/eAudiobook copy by downloading the Libby app on your mobile device or tablet.

East End Writers’ Group

New and experienced writers of fiction, non-fiction, poetry and plays are welcome! Meets on the fourth Wednesday of the month. The group is led by editor and author Sharon A. Crawford . Drop In, No registration required. In-Person Program for Adults and Seniors.

Eatonville Book Club

Join us for a lively book discussion and meet other book lovers in the area. This Fall we will be reading: Wednesday, September 23rd - The Briar Club by Kate Quinn Wednesday, October 28th - Sweetland by Michael Crummey Wednesday, November 25th - Camino Island by John Grisham

Get Things Done with AI: Build Your Own Productivity System

What if your to-do list could check in on you, notice what's been stuck for weeks, and offer to help instead of just sitting there? In this class led by our Innovator-in-Residence, Ryan Kelln , you'll explore a personal productivity system built around an AI agent and a weekly-re.

Knitter Natter

Bring your own supplies to meet new people, practice your crochet and knitting skills and learn some basic stitches.

Mystery Book Club

Do you like mystery books? Join a group of mystery lovers for informal discussions. There is no set book each month, come share your favourite books and learn about new authors.

Pape Book Club

Join us for a lively and fun discussion about the selected book of the month.

Toddler Time

Join us for stories, songs and rhymes in this program for children, 19 months to 3 years, and their parents or caregivers. Drop in. No registration required.

Advanced English Conversation Circles (Level 5 & up) with WoodGreen

If you are a newcomer to Canada and want to enhance your English communication skills, this program is for you and it is FREE! This program is in partnership with WoodGreen Community Services.

Book Club

Welcome to the Bloor Gladstone Book Club where we discuss books in a fun and friendly atmosphere. New members are most welcome! A limited number of copies are available for pick up at the first floor desk.

Cinema Italiano

Join fellow Italian Cinema lovers. Classic and contemporary films from various genres will be screened each month (with English subtitles).

Doodling for Adults Series

This program offers adults a space to relax and reconnect with their creativity, enjoying the process at their own pace. There is no class, formal instruction , or need for experience . Various supplies including colouring sheets will be provided.

Elmbrook Book Club

Join us the last Thursday of each month to discuss that month's title. Haven't read the book? Join us anyway to hear what others have to say and meet new people. This is a drop in program.

Graphic Novel Book Club

Join us every month to discuss a variety of graphic novels, comics, and manga! For October we will be reading and discussing The Kurosagi Corpse Delivery Service by Eiji Otsuka. Print copies are available for hold at TPL.ca.

Housing Help

Drop in and work one-on-one with staff from The Housing Help Centre (THHC) to determine your housing needs, connect you to other government services, and to match you with landlords across the city.

Humbermede Neighbourhood Meeting

The Humbermede Neighbourhood Community meeting allows neighbours to come together and discuss or learn about things happening in the community. Join the conversation, connect with your neighbourhood community groups (e.g.

North York Central Library Book Club

Drop-in on the last Thursday of the month for a lively book discussion led by a librarian! Regular Print copies of November's selection, The Lion Women of Tehran by Marjan Kamali, will be available to pick up from the first floor reference desk beginning on October 29, 2026.

Richview Writers Circle

Writers of all experience levels are welcome at the Richview Writers Circle. We will start off with a short writing prompt and then participants will have the opportunity to share their writing in a supportive environment. Drop in .

STOP on the Net Information Pop-Up

Thinking about quitting smoking? Join us on October 29 and November 19 from 12-4pm to learn more about STOP on the Net , a program that provides free nicotine patches and gum/lozenges to help adults (18+) quit smoking.

Scrabble Night

Enjoy playing Scrabble? Want to meet others who do, too? Join us every last Thursday of the month for Scrabble Night.

Sewing Basics

Want to learn to sew or would like a refresher on how to use a sewing machine? Our introduction to sewing course will cover the basics of threading the machine, basic stitches and more. We will be creating a small pouch. All materials will be provided.

Youth Hub: Board Games

Join us in the Youth Hub for a board game day! We have all of your favorites (Connect 4, Uno, Guess Who), so come play a classic board game, or learn the rules to a new one! This program is part of Youth Hub service.

Artists in the Library: Origami Lotus Flowers

This is a six-part workshop series that creates a space for exploring belonging and not belonging through conversation and hands-on art-making.

Children’s Graphic Novel Book Club

Join us for a fun time of talking about books and activities during this staff-led graphic novel book club! This program is for children aged 8-12 and will meet once a month. September Book : A Fishboy named... Sashimi.

Family Knit and Crochet Circle

Come craft with us! WS is hosting a once-a-month crafting circle where you can create and chat. Whether it's crochet, knitting, embroidery or sewing, connect with fellow craftspeople as you work on your project. All skill levels and all ages are welcome.

Itty Bitty Knitty Committee

Join knitters and other fibre artists of all levels for a cozy hour in a knitting circle! Exchange tips and tricks, bring your projects, troubleshoot patterns, or work on that piece you’ve been wanting to try. Please note: t his is not a class.

Music and Movement

Participants learn fundamental skills in note-reading, pitch, dance, singing, and Orff/Kodaly percussion techniques, as well as social skills like sharing, focus, teamwork, and listening.

Newcomer Settlement Services

Drop in to meet our settlement worker every Friday from 9am-5pm to get help with immigration documents, health care, access to education and free access to Commissioner of Oaths service. In partnership with Catholic Crosscultural Services. Contact Pranoti at 647-338-6300

Play with Dash

Come play, learn and explore with Dash Robots- our interactive robot that make coding fun and exciting! Ages 6 – 12 Drop-in only. No registration required.

Pokémon Club

Whether you're a new or expert Pokémon Trainer, everyone is welcome! Show off your Pokémon knowledge and research skills and join our exciting Pokémon scavenger hunt for free Pokémon cards! Feel free to bring in your old Pokémon cards to play with or trade with staff and other Po.

Queer Literature Book Club

Welcome to Queer Literature Book Club, where we're gathering like-minded individuals to gush and gossip about 2SLBTQ+ Literature.

Seniors E-Connect

Seniors E-Connect matches older adults with a teen volunteer to provide tech help, under the guidance of library staff. Learn the basics of using Smart phone, Tablet PC and Laptop. Get one on one support in a welcoming and friendly environment.

Wellness Connections: Workshops for Mental Health & Emotional Wellness Part 1

Join us for a series of group workshops for anyone interested in strengthening their mental well-being, understanding their emotions and developing practical strategies for coping with life’s challenges.

Artists in the Library: Fancy Cat Dance Performance

Fancy Cat is a dance-theatre musical for children. The performance follows a gender-expansive Grade 3 student navigating belonging, self-expression, and friendship.

Computers for Beginners 3: Use the Internet

An introductory class on the Internet for absolute beginners with little computer experience.

Music in the Library

Join us in the Barbara Frum Library for our monthly Saturday Live Music , hosted by local poets and musicians.

Celebrate 60 years of Mimico Centennial Library

Join us throughout November as we celebrate the 60th anniversary of Mimico Centennial Library ! Take a walk through history with our special historical photo display , featuring images and newspaper articles of the library and surrounding Mimico community through the years.

Digital Life Skills: Using a Cell Phone

Using a cellphone is a life skill! Learn about the basics of using a cell phone in a relaxed, drop in setting. In this class we will cover all of the different parts of a basic smart phone, the operating system, the home page and how to use Wi-Fi and Cellular Data.

Sunday Family Time

Join us for stories, songs, rhymes, and crafts for children from birth to 5 years old with their parents or caregivers. Drop in. No registration required.

Sunday STEM

Join us each week for a fun afternoon of exploring Science, Technology, Engineering and Math through small projects. Ages 6-12. Drop-in program, no registration required.

ACT-ively Preventing Elder Abuse

Break down the stigma around elder abuse and learn how to recognize and respond to it in a safe way.

AI for Small Business and Entrepreneurs

You've got the business idea. Now come the thousand questions: who's my customer, what's the market, how do I pitch this? In this class led by our Innovator-in-Residence, Ryan Kelln , you'll use AI as a research and planning partner for small business.

Adult Afternoon Book Club

Join us on the 1st Monday afternoon of every month to discuss books in a friendly and social atmosphere.

After School Club

Looking for something to do after school? Come out to our After School Club and learn new things, make stuff, meet other kids and have fun! For ages 6-12. DROP-IN! Snacks are offered during the After School Club for participants. Ingredient lists will be available.

After School Club: Lego Challenge

Looking for something to do after school? Come out to our After School Club and learn new things, make stuff, meet other kids and have fun! For ages [ 6-12.] Lego Challenge! Build, create challenge yourself, create your designs and meet other kids.

After School Club: Puppetry Worshop

Making puppets should be fun, cheap and easy! Mike Harding of Applefun Puppetry shows you how to make your own puppets and put on a show for your friends! Ages 6-12. Drop-in. Snacks are offered during the After School Club for participants. Ingredient lists will be available.

Be Scam Smart

The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) is hosting an interactive information session to share information on recognizing various CRA-related scams. Learn how to spot a scam, steps you can take to protect yourself from scams, and what to do if you're a victim of a scam.

Bone Health 101

At least 1 in 3 women and 1 in 5 men will suffer from a fragility fracture in their lifetime.

Branch Art Exhibit: My Red Is Not Your Red by Francesco Leka

Throughout the month of November, the works of artist Francesco Leka are on display at Northern District library. Francesco Leka is a self-taught Canadian artist from Toronto who balances his artistic practice with his studies in Health Sciences at the University of Ottawa.

Branding for Youth Adults: A YMCA Youth for Entrepreneurship Workshop

Find your brand identity, how digital marketing works, and how it can help young entrepreneurs like you! Learn about the different types of social media and which to utilize for your business.

Computers for Beginners 6: Use Gmail

Learn to use Gmail, Google’s free web-based email service. In this sixth session you will: Practice basic email functions: send, read, reply, forward, delete email, and attach files Review how spam and junk mail work Upon completion of this class students will have a basic…

English Conversation Circle with CultureLink

Practice English weekly in a small group setting with support from CultureLink’s mentors and: • Speak with confidence • Make new friends • Network and share experiences • Learn about Canada

Estate Planning

Join Ann-Marie Deboran, Senior Manager, Accounting, CPA and CMA to learn the various tools of estate planning including: Powers of Attorney Wills Joint Accounts Gifting Trust and more. Drop in.

Excel Basics I

Excel Basics I will discuss opening, creating and editing a simple table using Microsoft Excel. Basic keyboarding and mouse skills required.

Family Time

Join us for stories, songs, rhymes and activities in this program for children ages 5 and under and their parents or caregivers.

Horror at Home: Fear in Familiar Places - Panel Discussion with Adriana Chartrand, Trynne Delaney, Andrew F. Sullivan and Michelle Tang

Join us for a celebration of spooky season with this haunting horror panel comprised of authors Adriana Chartrand (An Ordinary Violence), Trynne Delaney (A House Unsettled), Andrew F. Sullivan (The Marigold) and Michelle Tang (She Waits Where Shadows Gather).

Identifying Your Transferrable Skills

This interactive workshop will help you uncover the transferable skills you have already developed through work, volunteer roles, education, and life experiences.

NatureTO: Trees Around the Branch Tour

Toronto has one of the largest urban forests in the world. Join the City of Toronto Urban Forestry staff for an in-library presentation on this amazing natural habitat that reaches all corners of Toronto.

Python Essentials 1 Learning Circle

Learn Python and build your programming skills in a supportive group. This learning circle will meet on Monday evenings from November 2 to December 7, 4-6pm.

Quick and Healthy Meal Prep to Simplify Your Life

Learn a new recipe and how to put together a healthy, homemade meal. Chef Carolina will provide food and nutrition insights, and demonstrate how anyone can effortlessly put a meal together, how to meal plan to save time and money, and have a nutritionally balanced diet.

Seniors Tech Help- Drop In

Have questions about your tablet, phone, laptop, email or an app? Need help with ebooks or other online library services? Our staff are here to teach you technology tools and concepts in a friendly and casual setting.

The Career Confidence & Wellness Series: Exploring Your Career Values

Curious about how your personal and career values can shape your motivation, sense of purpose, and satisfaction at work? You’ll identify your core values, reflect on where they currently show up in your work or life, and explore where there may be conflicts.

The Marvel & DC Book Club

Whether you are an avid Marvel and/or DC fan, or have never read a comic before but would like to, join our Marvel/DC book club where we will read a wide variety of graphic novels about these amazing heroes! No September meeting October 5: Ghost Rider : Unchained by Benjamin Perc.

The Reading Room

For ages 6 to 8 with a parent or caregiver. Please register ONCE for your 2 participants (child and caregiver). (Re)discover the joy of reading in this relaxed family program for kids and their parents or caregivers.

Toddler Time

Join us for six weeks of stories, songs and rhymes and a small craft in this program for children, 19 months to 3 years, and their parents or caregivers. Toddler Time runs from 10:45am to 11:30am .

Word Basics 1: Write a Letter

An introductory class on Microsoft Word for absolute beginners.

Word Basics 2: Format a Flyer

Build on your basic Microsoft Word skills and learn to use Word more effectively.

Youth Hub: Classic Tiramisu Workshop

Learn the basics of how to make the classic Italian dessert, Tiramisu. Chef Yumiko will provide and explain all the ingredients and take the participants through a simple step-by-step process of creating a delicious ready-to-eat dish.

Youth Hub: Game Day

Drop in on Mondays to challenge your friends to a match of Mario Kart or FIFA, or chill out with some solo play. Length of play sessions may be limited based on interest and availability, available on a first-come-first-serve basis. This program is part of Youth Hub service.

Youth Hub: Mandala Painting

Come paint wooden mandalas and feel the stress melt away. All materials provided. This program is part of Youth Hub service. Youth Hubs are a welcoming place for teens after school and in the summer, where helpful staff are always available.

Youth Hub: Nail Night

Unleash your creativity as you design your own stunning nail art! Join us for one or all of our fabulous Nail Nights on the first Monday of every month. Drop-in, no registration required. This program is part of Youth Hub service.

Youth Hub: Origami

Ever wanted to learn how to fold paper into beautiful creations? Drop by the Youth Hub and learn the art of origami with us! This program is part of Youth Hub service.

"Map It" 3: Community Mapping & Data Storytelling

Your neighbourhood tells a story and the data to prove it already exists. In this three-session series, you will learn to find real civic data about your community, plot it on an interactive map, and turn what you discover into a powerful advocacy piece.

Adult Afternoon Movie - The Choral (2025)

1916. As war rages on the Western Front, the choral society of Ramsden, Yorkshire has lost most of its men to the army. The Choral's ambitious committee, determined to press ahead, decides to recruit local young males to swell their ranks.

Adult Bingo

Join us for fun and friendly Bingo games at the library. Meet up with others and try your chance at getting to shout BINGO! Everyone is welcome, no experience required, we play just for fun. This is a drop-in program and everyone is welcome. Runs monthly.

Adult Book Club

Are you passionate about reading? Love diving into stories and sharing your thoughts? Our Adult Book Club is the perfect place to meet fellow book lovers and explore new genres together.

After School Club -Build with Lego

Looking for something to do after school? Come out to our After School Club and learn new things, make stuff, meet other kids and have fun! For ages 6-12. Snacks are offered during the After School Club for participants. Ingredient lists will be available.

After School Club: Diorama Art with Soyeon Kim

Learn how artist/illustrator Soyeon Kim brings a world to life in her diorama art. Learn about this amazing art form and how you can start making your own diorama at home.

Afternoon Book Club

Join other book lovers in your community and participate in lively discussions of popular books. This book club will meet every First Tuesday of the month for a lively discussion in a welcoming, relaxed setting. New members are always welcome and encouraged to join.

Author Kath Jonathan Presents "The Resistance Painter"

Author, Kath Jonathan presents and discusses the characters, conflicts and family theme of her bestselling novel, “ The Resistance Painter ”. This dual timeline World War II story is set in 1940's Warsaw, Poland and 2010 Toronto, Canada.

Bee-ing a Pollinator Protector: Plan Now for a Buzzing Spring Garden

Saving the bees is an environmental cause that resonates deeply with Canadians.

Bone Health 101

Did you know at least 1 in 3 women and 1 in 5 men will suffer from an osteoporotic fracture in their life? Learn how to reduce your risk of fracture by learning: What osteoporosis is The risk of fracturing a bone How to maintain healthy bones The impact of nutrition & physical ac.

Chess For Life: Seniors Social

The Chess Institute of Canada (CIC) invites you to join our Chess for Life program - a fun and engaging chess program designed for seniors of all skill levels. Chess Institute of Canada (CIC) is an engaging social chess experience for adults and seniors.

Computers for Beginners 1: Use the Mouse

A class on how to use a mouse for absolute beginners with little or no computer experience.

Craft Club: Digital Creations

Malvern Library's Craft Club runs twice a month on Tuesdays. Basic supplies provided for learners. First session : Join us in the Digital Innovation Hub to make a crafting-related goodie to take home.

Create a Masks Character

(Character Creation for a Role Playing Game) Have you ever wanted to be a Superhero? Create a character in Masks: a New Generation with support from your friendly librarian. This program is part of Youth Hub service.

Digital Privacy 101

Are you interested to learn how to maintain your online privacy and how to secure your online accounts and devices? If so, this is the class for you. Come and join us in this introductory session that is filled with hands-on activities and discussion.

Don Mills Poetry Circle

Do you write poetry? Want to meet other poets in the community in a friendly, supportive environment to air your work and share feedback, encouragement and inspiration? Join a group of local poets from September to December in our Don Mills Poetry Circle program.

Dufferin/St. Clair Book Club

Join us the first Tuesday of each month to discuss books in a fun and friendly atmosphere. Copies are available for pickup at the Dufferin/St. Clair branch each month, or place your own hold to have a copy sent to your closest branch.

EarlyON Family Resource Program

Learn about quality community resources for young families, enjoy a circle time for the young ones, and get some nutritious snacks. Suitable for families with children birth to six years old.

Evening Book Club & Play Reading

Join other book lovers in your community and participate in lively discussions of popular books. This book club will meet every first Tuesday of the month for a lively discussion in a welcoming, relaxed setting. New members are always welcome and encouraged to join.

Family Time - Newborn Care Nurse Visit

Join us for stories, songs, rhymes and activities in this program for children ages 5 and under and their parents or caregivers. Family Time runs from 10:30am to 11:00am. Children, parents and caregivers are invited to Stay and Play, from 11:00am to 11:30am.

Game Café

Drop-in and join us for a relaxed session of video games and board games! Xbox One S games available. All games available on a first come, first serve basis.

Growing Native Plants from Seeds

Growing native plants from seed is an inexpensive and easy way to add plants to your garden – but you need to start early! Many native plants require several months of cold temperatures to sprout in the spring.

IKIGAI: Aligning Your Personality, Purpose, and Career

Discover how the Japanese concept of helping you make more intentional career decisions.

IMovie: Introduction to video editing

An introduction to using iMovie on the Mac. Basic video editing techniques will be taught like using transitions and titles, adding audio and a soundtrack, cutting and splicing, and mastering the timeline. Basic keyboarding skills are required.

Introduction to Serger Sewing

Learn the basics of operating our serger, the Juki MO-735! In this class we will go over the basic operation and key functions of a serger sewing machine. Threading the machine and safety will be discussed.

Jennifer Botterill & Cassie Campbell-Pascall: Game Changers

Trailblazing hockey players Jennifer Botterill and Cassie Campbell-Pascall share their new memoirs.

Let's Make a Graphic Novel! Workshop with Tory Woollcott

Led by the professional cartoonist, Tory Woollcott, this workshop teaches the fundamentals of story outlining and narrative structure as it applies to comics & graphic novels, prose, or even video games! Drop in, limited spots.

Magical Kitties Save the Day

People are mysteriously disappearing in River City and their fellow humans don't seem to notice or miss them.

Make a Will

This seminar will discuss how you can create a simple will, appoint an executor for your estate, and more. In collaboration with Senior Persons Living Connected, Seniors And Law Enforcement Together, and the Toronto Police Service (42 Division).

Making Chainmaille Jewellery with Laurie Poirier

Learn to make barrel weave chainmaille bracelets with jewellery craftsperson Laurie Poirier! Make your own bracelet to take home with you and Laurie will explain how to purchase more materials to make more chainmaille jewellery at home. All materials will be provided.

Mythology and folklore reading group: Power

Our November session will include stories on the theme of Power from around the world. Toronto Reference Library invites you to join the Mythology and Folktale reading group. The group will meet once a month to read aloud and discuss famous and lesser known myths.

Networking: Anywhere, Anytime with Anyone (Part 1)

This program is part of Fort York Library's Entrepreneur in Residence (EIR) service.

November Art Documentary

This documentary series will expand your knowledge and appreciation for visual art through film. Followed by a discussion. Artist: Botticelli's Primavera Registration required.

Resume Development & Modern Job Search Techniques

This session will help participants create stronger, more competitive resumes by learning the key components of an effective resume and strategies for standing out to employers.

Runnymede Book Club

Join us for a lively discussion of Anne Michaels' Held Winner of the 2024 Giller Prize, this novel follows a WWI veteran whose photography business captures ghost-like images of the dead as he struggles to reconcile his past. Drop-in.

Silent Book Club

Join us on the first Tuesday of the month for Silent Book Club. Bring your own book, or choose something from our collection, and spend some time silently reading together. Afterwards, we'll all discuss what we were reading together! Drop in, no registration required!

Snap Circuits for Kids

For children ages 8 to 12 . Light up your imagination! In this hands-on workshop, young engineers will explore the basics of electricity and electronics using Snap Circuits. We'll learn how to build simple circuits to power lights, make sounds, and more.

String Secrets: Violin Scams and Fraud

Art crimes have always captured public attention, but those in the musical world are generally less known.

The Golden Paintbrush: Painting Class

A beginner-friendly acrylic painting class where no experience is necessary–just a willingness to have fun and try something new. Each session, you'll be guided step-by-step through a simple project by a supportive instructor.

The Money Side of Business

Visible Mending

Bring some well-loved clothing items for a mend or refresh! Learn or practice how to mend wear and tear, or add some embroidered embellishments to showcase your own style. This program provides space, help, and materials for learning mending and embroidery techniques.

What is Artificial Intelligence?

AI technologies have become increasingly prevalent in many aspects of modern life, including healthcare, finance, transportation, and entertainment.

What is Artificial Intelligence?

AI technologies have become increasingly prevalent in many aspects of modern life, including healthcare, finance, transportation, and entertainment.

What is Artificial Intelligence?

AI technologies have become increasingly prevalent in many aspects of modern life, including healthcare, finance, transportation, and entertainment.

What is Artificial Intelligence?

AI technologies have become increasingly prevalent in many aspects of modern life, including healthcare, finance, transportation, and entertainment.

Youth Hub: Improv for Wellness & Belonging

Laughter is good for the soul! Improv is an opportunity to explore the value of presence, acceptance, collaboration, and a sense of humour.

Youth Hub: Press On Nail Art

Join us in the Youth Hub for a nail art day! Participants will get their own set of press on nails that they can decorate with a variety of different nail polishes, stickers, and charms.

3D Design with Tinkercad for Kids

Ages 9-12 Learn the basics of 3D design using a browser-based program called Tinkercad. You'll learn how to navigate in the environment and create simple models.

After School Club

Looking for something to do after school? Come out to our After School Club and learn new things, make stuff, meet other kids and have fun! For ages [ 6-12.] Snacks are offered during the After School Club for participants. Ingredient lists will be available.

Artists in the Library: Crochet

November 4: This workshop will teach participants some basic crochet techniques like holding the yarn and hook, chaining, slip stitching, and single crochet stitch.

Baby Time

Join us for bouncing rhymes, songs and stories in this program for babies, birth to 18 months, and their parents or caregivers. Baby Time runs from 2:00pm to 2:30pm . Children, parents and caregivers are invited to Stay and Play, from 2:30pm to 3:00pm. Space is limted.

Be Ready, Toronto! Emergency Preparedness Workshop for Individuals

Emergencies can happen anywhere at any time. In Canada, we face numerous hazards, including wildfires, flooding, heatwaves, and earthquakes. The Be Ready workshop aims to raise individual and household emergency preparedness. Drop-in; no registration required.

Be Ready, Toronto! Nuclear Emergency Preparedness Session for Individuals and Households

While nuclear emergencies are unlikely, it is important to understand the risks, know how to stay informed, and be prepared to take protective actions if needed.

Be Ready, Toronto! Nuclear Emergency Preparedness Session for Individuals and Households

While nuclear emergencies are unlikely, it is important to understand the risks, know how to stay informed, and be prepared to take protective actions if needed.

Board & Card Games

Drop in. Bring your friends or make new ones while playing board or card games. We’ve got the classics including Chess, Checkers, Monopoly, Scrabble and more !

Bring Your Problem: Can AI Help?

Do you have a recurring problem you think AI might help with? A thing you keep doing by hand that feels like it should be easier? Bring it. If you don't have one, come help your neighbours with theirs.

Builder's Program

Create, build and play with LEGO, KEVA and Feltro at Mount Dennis Library! All materials are provided. Drop in; no registration required. Please note that space is limited and will be offered on a first-come first-serve basis.

Coffee and Conversation

Enjoy some light refreshments, and informal discussion about services in the neighbourhood. Get to know your local library staff and let us know what information and resources you would like to access at the library and in the community.

Coffee and Conversation

Please join us for some light refreshments, and informal discussion about services in the neighbourhood. Get to know your local library staff, and let us know what information and resources you would like to access at the library and in the community. All adults welcome.

Community Social: Painting Vibrant Autumn Floral Cards

Immerse yourself in the breathtaking beauty of autumn blooms/ berries and bring their rich colors and textures to life on paper as cards.

Democracy Fitness: Opinion

Develop and exercise the skills you need to be an active participant in everyday democracy in this fun, interactive 30-minute session.

Digital LEGO Creation for Kids

Using the Bricklinks Studio app, kids will learn how they can design and create their own digital LEGO creations in a 3D design workspace. This program was design for children ages 8 and up. Registration is required.

Diwali Craft

Diwali Craft Celebrate Diwali at Bendale branch as we make a special craft for the occasion. Ages : 5 & up Date : Wednesday. November 4th From : 4:00 – 5:00 p.m. Registration Begins on October 26th 2026 at 10:00 A.M.

Drop In Chess Club

Come and join chess players of all ages for drop in Chess Club! All levels are welcome. Bring your own board or use one of ours.

Family Time

Join us for stories, songs, rhymes and activities in this program for children ages 5 and under and their parents or caregivers. Family Time runs from 10:30am to 11:00am. Children, parents and caregivers are invited to Stay and Play from 11:00am to 11:30am . Drop-in.

Human Connection 101 Workshop Series for Seniors

Human connection has a profound impact on our health and happiness, especially in our increasingly disconnected world.

Indigenous Medicine Music with Aqua

Join Aqua Nibii Waawaaskone as they share their favourite original and traditional hand drum songs. All Nations, generations, and walks of life welcome. This is an interactive and transformative experience meant to heal and uplift our hearts and spirits.

Kensington Market: Heart of the City - Documentary Screening Presented by Producer and Director Stuart Clarfield

Kensington Market Stuart Clarfield's feature documentary explores Kensington Market's 160-year history, from it origins as a Victorian suburb of Toronto, to its roots as a Jewish immigrant marketplace to its evolution as a cultural hub for almost every community that calls Toront.

Kids & Parents Book Club

The Moomins are kind creatures with velvety fur and round snouts, who live in a tall blue house in a valley beside the sea. When a comet appears, young Moomintroll and his friend Sniff travel to the Lonely Mountains to consult the professors.

Knitting Knot

Come on over for a relaxing afternoon of knitting and crocheting. Join the knitting group where you can work on your own crochet and knitting projects while enjoying great conversation.

Make A Will with the Ontario Bar Association

November is Make a Will Month and TPL is delighted to host the Ontario Bar Association.

NatureTO: Our Urban Forest

Toronto has one of the largest urban forests in the world. Join the City of Toronto Urban Forestry staff for an in-library presentation on this amazing natural habitat that reaches all corners of Toronto.

November Acrylic Paint Night

Join this casual painting session and create your own masterpiece! Theme: Poppies Supplies will be provided, including canvas boards, acrylic paints and brushes. Please note that this is not an art class.

Parent/Child Graphic Novel Book Club

Share the love of reading as members of our book club for kids and parents! Read a book together, then join us once a month at the library to chat about the book. Was it a great read? Or a total stinker? All opinions and thoughts are welcome and appreciated.

Polish Book Club Discussion

Polish Reading Club. Have your recently read a book that you want others to know about. This is a meeting and place for a conversation with those who read in Polish. It doesn't matter what you read; books or magazines, fiction or popular science.

Protect Yourself from Financial Scams

A representative from the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) will discuss how to recognize scams and fraud, the different methods used by scammers, how to protect your personal and financial information, and what steps to take if you believe you have been targeted.

Reschedule: Small Business Health & Safety Basics

As a small business owner, you have legal obligations when it comes to the health and safety of your workplace. But it's not just about the law. A sound workplace health and safety program will also ensure the growth of your business.

Retirement Planning and Living

It's never too late to start thinking about investing! Managing your finances to maximize your retirement years is the goal of retirement planning. Your retirement strategy should strike a balance between your financial realities, requirements and wants.

Romance Book Club

Welcome to the Romance Book Club, where love stories take center stage and every page promises a new adventure of the heart. Whether you're into slow burns, second chances, or enemies-to-lovers, there's something here for every kind of romantic.

Rules of the Road

This program is part of the York Woods Library’s Entrepreneur in Residence (EIR) service Through a lecture and open Q&A supported by practical checklists, this workshop explains how to register a business in Ontario and helps participants choose between operating as a sole propri.

SRI Seminar Series: Thomas Ristenpart, “For all tomorrow’s survivors: Computer security in interpersonal threat models”

Snap Circuits for Kids

Turn on a light, spin a motor, activate a speaker and choose from hundreds of different projects. Information Collection Notice: The personal information on this form is collected by the Toronto Public Library under the Public Libraries Act, sections 20(a), 20(c), and 20(d).

Sphero Sweeper

Sphero sweeper activity is all about coding, spatial awareness and fun! Spheros and iPads available for the duration of the program. Drop-in, limited capacity.

Talk About Books: A Readers' Social

Drop in for a bookish chat with fellow readers. No specific reading required! Librarians will share their favourite books on a theme.

Tech History Trivia

Join us for an exciting night of trivia that’ll test your tech-based knowledge, with fun subcategories for a total of 5 rounds. Upgrade your knowledge with a bit of friendly competition! Registration will start 2 weeks before this class.

Tech Petting Zoo - Drop In

Have you ever seen a 3D printer create a model from scratch? Have you ever driven a robot wirelessly without anything but an iPad? Have you ever created your own electric circuit? Come get hands-on with some cool tech.

The Career Confidence & Wellness Series: Career Stress & Anxiety

Feeling stressed or anxious about your career? We’ll explore how anxiety manifests in the mind and body, and learn to recognize your own patterns of anxiety, challenge unhelpful thinking habits, and practice strategies for staying grounded when career stress feels overwhelming.

The Gravity Grand Prix

The Gravity Grand Prix: 3D Printed Car Competition Get ready to design, build, and race! This high-speed engineering challenge invites young adults (competing in teams of 2) to design the ultimate gravity-powered race car.

The Orchid: Daunting Diva, Evocative Evolutionary or Humble Houseplant?

The Orchid is now the world’s MOST popular houseplant. Facilitated by a Toronto Master Gardener, learn fascinating stories, fun facts and tips on orchid care. Love them already but yours don’t bloom? Don’t fret! We have answers.

The Shadow of 999 Queen Street West: Toronto's Lunatic Asylum

Fifty years after its demolition, the shadow of 999 Queen Street West still looms large in Toronto.

Ukulele for Beginners

Want to learn an instrument? Try learning to play with ukulele. We provide the ukulele, and you can come with an open mind. Ukulele for Beginners is a series of 4 classes.

Understanding the Canadian Job Market

This session will help participants understand how the job market is evolving and how to stay competitive in a changing workforce.

Youth Hub: Beginner Ukulele Workshop

Have fun learning a new instrument - the ukulele! This workshop will cover fundamentals of ukulele playing: the parts of a ukulele, tuning, strumming patterns, and some basic chords.

Youth Hub: Edible Slime Making

Join us in the Youth Hub to make edible slime! Using your senses, get creative, and learn about mindfulness while crafting a delicious treat to take home. All materials provided. Please register to reserve your spot. 15 participants max.

Youth Hub: Korean Mother-of-Pearl Moon Jar Workshop

Explore the beauty of the Korean Moon Jar and traditional mother-of-pearl craft through a contemporary hands-on art experience.

Youth Hub: Perler Bead Pixel Art Keychains

In this program, participants will fuse Perler Beads to make pixel art. This program is part of Youth Hub service. Youth Hubs are a welcoming place for teens after school and in the summer, where helpful staff are always available. Free, nutritious snacks are offered daily.

Youth Hub: Wooden Mushroom Painting

Come live your cottage core dreams and join us as we paint adorable wooden mushrooms! They make whimsical decor items or lovely gifts. All materials provided. This program is part of Youth Hub service.

iMovie for Beginners

An introduction to using iMovie on the Mac. Basic video editing techniques will be demonstrated. The techniques include using transitions and titles, adding audio and a soundtrack, cutting and splicing, and using the timeline.

2026 Explore Health Sciences: Grad & Professional Programs Fair

3D Design with Blender

In this beginner class to Blender 3D, participants will get a look at the Blender user interface, workflow, and basic tools for 3D modelling and mesh manipulation. This session will involve creating a 3D cup using tools introduced in the software. Registration is required.

3D Design with Tinkercad

A hands-on workshop where participants will become familiar with working in a 3D environment by creating simple 3D objects using Autodesk TinkerCad software.

Afro Hair

After School Club - Picture a Story with Ruth Ohi

For children ages 6 - 12. Looking for something to do after school? Come out to our After School Club and learn new things, make stuff, meet other kids and have fun! This month, author Ruth Ohi will be leading a workshop for kids! Do you like to draw, write or create comics?…

Applying Your Transferrable Skills

Once you have identified your transferable skills, the next step is learning how to communicate them effectively. In this hands-on workshop, participants will learn how to transform past experiences into impact-driven resume bullet points and compelling cover letter content.

Author Talk: Christine Higdon: Gin, Turpentine, Pennyroyal, Rue

Four working-class Vancouver sisters, still reeling from the impact of World War I and the pandemic that stole their only brother, are scraping by but attempting to make the most of the exciting 1920s.

Be Ready, Toronto! Nuclear Emergency Preparedness Session for Individuals and Households

While nuclear emergencies are unlikely, it is important to understand the risks, know how to stay informed, and be prepared to take protective actions if needed.

Beaches Book Club

Join us for a lively discussion about the months book pick in a welcoming, relaxed setting. New members are always welcome and encouraged to join.

Block Printing, Design, Print & Create Your Own Reuseable Tote Bag

Learn how patterns, symbols, and shapes are used in cultures around the world before designing and printing your own reuseable tote bag. Space and supplies are limited.

Boba Drink Making Workshop For Teens

Chef Yumiko leads a hands-on workshop to make the popular Asian beverage, Brown Sugar Milk with Boba. Participants will learn to prepare and use the classic ingredients including milk, molasses and tapioca pearls to make this visually pleasing and sweet drink.

Cathedral Quilting with Sandra Reford

Learn a fun, easy method to make a faux cathedral windows quilt using repurposed cotton fabric and batting bits. No previous quilt-making skills are necessary.

Club de lecture de North York Central Library

Aimez-vous lire en français? Avez-vous envie de participer à des discussions autour des livres dans une ambiance conviviale et détendue? Rejoignez notre club de lecture en français! Venez échanger vos points de vue, analyser ce qui vous a marqué avec le regard d'autres lecteurs, .

Creating a Landing Page: Tell Your Story and Track Your Customers

This program is part of the Toronto Reference Library's Entrepreneur in Residence (EIR) service. You don't need a full website when you're getting started with a new business, one page can get the job done.

DIY Wooden Pneumatic Horse Kit

DIY Wooden Pneumatic Horse DIY Wooden Pneumatic Horse Kit teaches principles of air pressure and pneumatics to kids Ages 6 and up. Each child will get to take home one kit they build.

Death Café

A Death Café is a gathering of people, often strangers, who will drink tea, have a snack and discuss death together. The aim is to increase the awareness of death with a view to helping people make the most of their lives.

English Conversation Circle

Are you new to Canada or looking to improve your English? Enjoy casual conversation on various topics and make new friends in a relaxed environment. Beginner and intermediate learners are welcome.

Historical Fiction Book Club

Are you interested in historical people and events? Join our book club where we will read a wide range of historical fiction titles. Sept 3: The Night Watchman by Louise Erdrich Please reserve your own copy or ask staff for help.

How To Get the Most Out of the CRA's Website

A representative from the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) will provide an overview of CRA's digital services, including My Account, a secure portal that allows you to view your personal income tax and benefit information and manage your tax affairs online.

Lego SPIKE Robotics for Kids (9+)

Ages 9-12 Dive into hands-on STEM fun by building and coding interactive LEGO SPIKE models. Working in teams, children 9-12 will solve exciting challenges and bring their creations to life! Registration will begin 2 weeks before this class.

Monthly Vision Board Making

Create your own vision board with us every month, to help motivate you to reach your goals! A vision board is a tool, made with images or words, to help people visualize what they want to do or achieve within a limited period of time.

Newcomers Civic Track: 1

New to Scarborough? This three-session series is designed for you. Learn how to find local services and community resources online, build a personal map of your neighbourhood, and create something you can share with family and friends.

Planting Bulbs in the Fall for Spring Glory

Planting bulbs in the fall will bring glorious rewards in your spring garden.

Rainbow Seniors' Social: Zine-Making Workshop

Elders of the 2SLGBTQ+ community, this space is for you! Join us for two sessions, make your own Zine, and leave with 10 copies to give to family and friends.

Resilience to Rise: The Advantage of Failing Up

Retirement Planning

November is Financial Literacy Month. Presented by Riverdale Immigrant Women's Centre, this workshop is an introduction to long-term financial planning including retirement savings and better understanding of federal income benefits, such as, Canada Pension Plan (CPP) and Old…

Romance Book Club

Welcome to the Romance Book Club, where love stories take center stage and every page promises a new adventure of the heart. Whether you're into slow burns, second chances, or enemies-to-lovers, there's something here for every kind of romantic.

Romance Book Club

Welcome to the Romance Book Club, where love stories take center stage and every page promises a new adventure of the heart. Whether you're into slow burns, second chances, or enemies-to-lovers, there's something here for every kind of romantic.

Senior's Bingo

Join us on the first Thursday of every month from 4 PM to 5 PM for senior’s programming hosted by Catholic Cross-cultural Services. Drop-in

Seniors' Social

Join other seniors in your community for an afternoon of games, activities, and good conversations! Bring your friends or come make new ones. All are welcome. Refreshments will be served.

Tech Help

Drop in. Do you have questions about your tablet, phone, laptop or email? Need help with e-books or other online library services? We help with your technical questions ! No technology repairs

The Recipe Club: Food for Thought

Do you enjoy recipes and learning about food. Novice or chef extraordinaire, drop in for an evening of culinary adventure. Each month we will delve into a different topic with lively and friendly conversation.

Thursday Night Tech Support Drop-in

Have questions about your tablet, phone, laptop, email or an app? Need help with eBooks or other online library services? We know keeping up with new technology can be difficult! Our staff are here to teach you technology tools and concepts in a friendly and casual setting.

Ukulele Jam at Fairview

Come sing and play along at this free community jam. Grab your ukulele, learn a new tune with us, and enjoy the music. You will need to know how to tune your instrument and play simple chords. Drop-in only.

Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP) for Healthy Aging

WRAP is for anyone looking to strengthen their well-being–whether you’re supporting your mental health, managing stress, or simply wanting to feel more balanced and resilient in daily life.

Youth Hub: Nail Art

Join us for an afternoon pampering session and give yourself some beautiful nails with our extensive selection of gel colors! We will be using UV-LED technology and variety of stamps, stickers, press-ons, and brushes. All supplies provided.

Youth Hub: Novel Writing Challenge

It doesn’t matter if the writing is good - what matters is that it’s out on the page. Join us for speed novel writing as a group with challenges and support from others to get those words from your head to the page! This program is part of Youth Hub service.

Youth Hub: Perler Beads Magnets

Come enjoy a relaxing and fun craft where you will design and create you own colorful Perler bead magnets! Choose your patterns, melt your designs and turn them into magnificent magnets. This program is part of Youth Hub service.

ACT-ively Preventing Elder Abuse 關愛長者：守護長者權益工作坊 (English &Chinese)

Break down the stigma around elder abuse and learn how to recognize and respond to it in a safe way.

Access to Housing

Are you looking for subsidized housing in Toronto? This session will cover: - An overview of the RGI application process - Eligibility requirements - Steps for submitting and updating applications - Information on priority access - The choice-based cycle housing offer process and.

After School Club

Looking for something to do after school? Come out to our After School Club and learn new things, make stuff, meet other kids and have fun! For ages 6-12. Snacks are offered during the After School Club for participants. Ingredient lists will be available.

After School Club: STEM Newspaper Chair

Looking for something to do after school? Come out to our After School Club and learn new things, make stuff, meet other kids and have fun! For ages [ 6-12.] November 6 STEM Newspaper Chair : a popular hands-on STEM and team-building activity with newspapers and tapes November 13.

Al Capone and Dutch Schultz: A Crime Czar and a Mobster Misfit

Author and journalist, Nate Hendley, hosts this presentation about infamous gangsters, Al Capone and Dutch Schultz based on his books about the two mob bosses.

Artists in the Library: Cardinal Flower Felt Collage

Part 3 of a series of workshops for adults, exploring local flora through embroidery and felt collage. This event is part of the Artists in the Library program, hosted by Artist, Sarah Zanchetta. Registration is required. Space is limited.

Ballet 101 with Jörgen Dance

Ballet 101 provides opportunities for teens to see real performances by a professional ballet company while learning about ballet as a storytelling medium.

C'est la vida

Cantonese Book Club

Registration is currently FULL. A book discussion group for adults who enjoy interesting novels and wish to meet other book lovers. This program is run in Cantonese.

Cercle de conversation bilingue / Bilingual conversation circle

[English follows] Le Programme Connexions communautaires du Centre francophone du Grand Toronto , en partenariat avec la Bibliothèque publique de Toronto, vous invite à participer aux cercles de conversation bilingues.

Coding with Python 1&2

This is a 2-part series, participants are expected to attend both sessions. Python is an open source programming language that is used for creating web applications, web content, mathematics and system scripting.

Computers for Beginners

Computers for Beginners 1: Use the Mouse A class on how to use a mouse for absolute beginners with little or no computer experience.

Creative Writing Club: Casual Writing

Malvern’s Creative Writing Club runs twice a month. No writing experience needed. Connect with other writers, get inspired, and follow writing prompts. We will write together, share feedback, and discuss.

Culture and Technology Book Club : Killed by a Traffic Engineer

The Culture and Technology Book club brings readers together every two months to discuss new and classic texts that raise important questions about the way technology transforms our cultural and political lives.

Digital Life Skills for Seniors: Using Apps on your Cell Phone

For people who are new to cell phones and apps and want a basic understanding of how to use them. No previous experience is required.

English Conversation Circle

Are you learning English or new to Canada? Practice your English conversation skills in a relaxing environment while making new friends. All levels are welcome. Please note that this is not a formal English class. Drop-in or register

Forest of Reading Kick-Off

The Forest of Reading is Canada’s largest recreational reading program. This year, kids at the S. Walter Stewart branch can participate by reading the nominated books and voting in the Silver Birch Express Award category.

Pervasive Selective Sweeps within and across Human Gut Microbiomes: Nandita Garud (UCLA)

STAGE ISSS: Kevin Lin

Scratch Character Design for Kids (9+) PART 1

This is Part 1 of a 2 PART program on Scratch Coding for Kids. In Part 1 you will explore how to design your own customized sprites/characters. The characters will be designed for a game that you code yourself in Scratch during Part 2.

Seniors E-Connect

Are you 55+? Do you have questions about your tablet, phone, laptop, email or an app? Do you need help with eBooks or other online library services? Bring in your own device and our teen volunteers are here to help!

Think. Dream. Paint.

Come and paint with a group! Bring a project you would like to work on. (No oil paints please!)

Youth Hub: Friendship Bracelet Making

Make a bracelet using embroidery thread, beads or letters for yourself or a friend. Great as a gift or a cute accessory! This program is part of Youth Hub service.

Youth Hub: Pawsitively Pets

Join us in welcoming some special guests to the Youth Hub: a menagerie of critters and creatures presented by Pawsitively Pets! Meet these animals and learn about their lives! Drop-In, spaces are limited. This program is part of Youth Hub service.

Youth Hub: Pearl Diamond Art

Create a beautiful ocean-inspired pearl diamond art piece featuring flowing waves and shimmering pearls. This calming activity encourages creativity, relaxation, and self-expression while creating a stunning piece of art to enjoy or display in your home.

Youth Hub: Ukelele for Beginners

Have fun learning a new instrument - the ukulele! This workshop will cover fundamentals of ukulele playing. By the end of this class, you'll be able to start playing your first songs on the ukulele! Beginner friendly, no previous experience is necessary.

iMovie for Beginners

An introduction to using iMovie on the Mac. Basic video editing techniques will be taught like using transitions and titles, adding audio and a soundtrack, cutting and splicing, and mastering the timeline. Computers will be provided for this program.

3D Printing Demo Drop-in

Watch one of Toronto Public Library's 3D printer in action, see samples, learn how they work, and how you can use them at TPL Digital Innovation Hubs. Drop-in at anytime during the demo!

3D Printing Demo Drop-in

Watch one of Toronto Public Library's 3D printer in action, see samples, learn how they work, and how you can use them at TPL Digital Innovation Hubs. Drop-in anytime during the demo!

Austen & Company Book Club

Formerly known as Cedarbrae’s Jane Austen Book Club, we now invite you to meet us monthly to discuss works from the 18th-20th centuries, books about those works and their authors, and re-tellings and books inspired by them.

Christmas Tree Book Folding Workshop

Give an old book a new lease of life! Create a unique and giftable piece of art which is both eco-friendly and easy on the budget.

Creative Writing for Adults

Join like-minded peers in creative writing exercises. Through guided prompts and lively discussion, you'll learn new ways to expand your writing, and discover interesting paths to inspiration.

DIY Poké Ball Decorating

For ages 6 to 12. Pokémon lovers unite! Using craft balls, paint, cardboard, and tape, get ready to design and paint your own personalized Poké Ball! Use your artistic skills and your imagination to make the Poké Ball of your dreams. All materials are provided.

Dash and Dot Day

Explore the world of coding with Dash Robots! Have fun completing challenges while using simple and easy drag and drop coding and Dash Robotics. For ages 6 to 12 years old. Registration is required.

Design Jam

A fast-paced, fun session where young creators tackle a real community challenge through brainstorming, sketching, and creative thinking. There are no wrong answers, just ideas, energy, and collaboration.

Five Pieces of the AI Puzzle

This interactive 60-minute session followed by a 30 minute Q&A demystifies artificial intelligence through a unique five-piece puzzle framework, guiding participants to better understand AI’s presence, challenge common perceptions, and actively shape how they live and work alongs.

From Idea to Published Book: Finding Your Story, Writing it, and Getting it into the World

Explore the journey from first idea to published book. Award winning author Lisa de Nikolits will lead this workshop on finding story ideas, transforming real life into thrilling fiction, self-editing, and navigating the changing publishing industry.

Handicraft Social

Join other handicraft hobbyists to share ideas, skills, and stories while you work on your own projects. Whether you knit, crochet, cross-stitch, etc., drop in for light refreshments and great conversations with other crafters.

Introduction to 3D Printing

Learn how 3D printers work and how you can print at the Toronto Public Library’s Digital Innovation Hubs. This class includes hands-on instruction with Prusa Slicer, the software used to prepare your 3D object file for printing on a Prusa MK3S+ 3D printer.

Introduction to 3D Printing

Learn how 3D printers work and how you can print at the Toronto Public Library’s Digital Innovation Hubs. This class includes hands-on instruction with Prusa Slicer, the software used to prepare your 3D object file for printing on a Prusa MK3S+ 3D printer.

Introduction to Chainmail Workshop

Chainmail, the ancient art of linking metal rings together in a chain or mesh weave, has a long history within cultural practices from all over the world.

Makey Makey for Kids (9+)

Explore creativity and technology using Makey Makey! With everyday materials like playdough, foil, and other conductive objects, they’ll invent interactive projects while learning the basics of circuits and coding.

Puppet Show: Jack Frost

Bundle up and join us for a special Family Time featuring a puppet show from Fairytale Puppet Theatre as we follow the icy adventures of Jack Frost. Online registration is required. All attendees welcome. Online registration of children ages 4-12 required.

Recharge your Mind: A Social Wellness Event for Teens and Parents

Join us for a fun and supportive day designed to boost social wellness and connection! Teens can explore engaging workshops and activities, including mental skills preparation, art journaling, and creative crafts– meet other teens, and take a relaxing break with therapy dogs.

Seniors E-Connect: Tech Help

Seniors E-Connect matches older adults with a teen volunteer to provide tech help, under the guidance of library staff.

Sensory Storytime Social for Neurodivergent Children

Join us for a series of adapted Sensory Storytimes for children aged 4-12 and their families to enjoy stories, songs, and rhymes in a sensory-aware environment with sensory tools, toys and accessories.

Vibe Coding: Personal Library App

What if you could build your own personal library app, just by describing it? In this class, you'll use an AI coding assistant to build a small app for your reading life: add books you've read and books you want to read, keep your whole list in one private place, and link each bo.

Welcome to the Adventurer's Guild: Intro to Dungeons and Dragons for kids

Calling all heroes, spellcasters, and rogues! Join us at the Parliament Street Library for an afternoon of collaborative storytelling.

Zines and Self-Publishing: Collective Zine

In this final workshop, participants will learn about and utilize a staple-bound format. Each participant will create a page or spread that will be put together in a small publication. Led by Jesjit Gill. No previous experience necessary.

Excel Basics 2: Do More with your Data

An introductory class on Microsoft Excel for beginners with little or no Excel experience. Build on your basic Microsoft Excel skills and learn to use Excel data effectively.

Sunday Board Game Fun!

Bring your friends to the library to play your favourite board games or discover new ones! For kids ages 4-12 and their parents/caregivers. Drop-in, no registration required.

Sunday Snap Circuits

Come join us for a fun afternoon of Snap circuits! Play with electricity and circuitry during this hands-on program! Turn on a light, spin a motor, activate a speaker and choose from hundreds of different projects! Registration is required.

Sunday Story Time

Join us for a staff-led Sunday story time with stories, songs, & rhymes followed by a craft. Ages 0-5 along with parents and caregivers. Drop-in.

Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP) for Healthy Aging

WRAP is for anyone looking to strengthen their well-being–whether you’re supporting your mental health, managing stress, or simply wanting to feel more balanced and resilient in daily life.

Wychwood Clarinet Choir Performance

Join us this fall for a beautiful performance from the Wychwood Clarinet Choir, Toronto's premier clarinet ensemble! From their website : "Founded in 2009, the Wychwood Clarinet Choir is directed by conductor and clarinetist Michele Jacot.

3D printed mini bookshelf with mini books keychain

Design your own 3D mini bookshelf with TinkerCad. Then choose your book covers using Canva. Must have some basics skills of TinkerCad. All 3D printed designs can be picked up on a later date. Space is limited. Ages 13 and up .

Afternoon Social: Book Folding

Join us for a fun afternoon of crafts and conversation. This week we will be doing book folding. This is a paper craft that turns the pages of a book into 3D art, words, or shapes visible along the outer page edges.

Book Club

Join us for a lively and fun discussion about the selected book of the month. This book club has relocated to Main Street Branch during Dawes Road Branch's closure. New club members are welcome.

Building Your Own Website for Small Business Owners and Newcomer Entrepreneurs

In today's world, having a personal website is essential for many reasons and especially to support careers and small businesses.

CRA Presents: Every Dollar Counts!

November is Financial Literacy Month. The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) is hosting an information session to share information on benefits and credits you may be eligible for.

Changing the Narrative: Toronto’s Indigenous – Settler History

Learn more about Toronto's multifaceted Indigenous history, which has often been ignored or minimized due to the telling of the region's history only from settler perspectives.

Coffee & Conversation *Cancelled*

This program has been suspended until further notice due to staffing. Join us for light refreshments in a friendly atmosphere. Meet library staff and community partners. Let us know what's on your mind and how we can help. Community partners may not always be onsite.

Digital Life Skills for Seniors: Online Shopping

For people who have basic internet skills, and want to learn how to shop online with confidence. Whether you need groceries or home appliances, almost anything can be purchased and delivered to your home.

Digital Privacy 201

Are you interested in how to navigate the internet on your personal devices with improved privacy and understanding the importance of staying safe using social media? If so, this is the class for you.

Excel Basics II

Excel Basics II will discuss creating charts and tables, sorting your data, conditional formatting, and more, using Microsoft Excel. Basic Keyboarding and mouse skills required.

Fall Leaf Wreaths

Join us to make some paper leaf wreaths for Fall! Registration is required. For ages 6-12 only (children outside of this age range will not be able to participate). *For all registered Children's programs at Malvern, there is a grace period of 10 minutes.

Five Pieces of the AI Puzzle

This interactive 60-minute session demystifies artificial intelligence through a unique five-piece puzzle framework, guiding participants to better understand AI’s presence, challenge common perceptions, and actively shape how they live and work alongside it.

Hank Idsinga: The High Road

TPL presents retired homicide detective and author Hank Idsinga in conversation with Wendy Gillis at the North York Central Library's Concourse Event Space.

Human Connection 101 Workshop for Seniors

Human connection has a profound impact on our health and happiness, especially in our increasingly disconnected world.

Kings, Queens, and Self-Declared Emperors Descend on Toronto for Micronations Screening

Nature TO: Trees Around the Branch Tour

The Humber Summit Library and its neighbourhood is home to a variety of trees. Join the City of Toronto Urban Forestry team to explore the natural world on a local neighbourhood tour.

Planting Bulbs in the Fall for Spring Glory

Planting bulbs in the fall will bring glorious rewards in your spring garden.

Reading Challenge Book Club

Each month we will explore and discuss a title that falls into one of the TPL Reading Challenge categories. This month we will be discussing River Mumma by Zalika Reid-Benta Category Is – Mythical Creature Alicia has been out of grad school for months.

Run Your One-Person Business with AI

When you're the whole company, the admin never ends: emails, scheduling, proposals, follow-ups.

Tea & Movies: My Favorite Wife (1940)

Join us for an afternoon of classic movies. Tea & coffee will be served. My Favorite Wife (1940) Missing for seven years and presumed dead, a woman returns home on the very day that her husband remarries. No registration required.

Word Basics 2: Format a Flyer

Build on your basic Microsoft Word skills and learn to use Word more effectively.

Youth Hub: Assistive Device Building Workshop

A hands-on introduction to assistive technology, including a presentation on the necessity of accessible devices and the ways in which the Organization is involving voices from individuals with disabilities.

Youth Hub: Bedazzling Night

Bedazzling night is back! Spruce up your life with a little bit of sparkle and shine. Bring something you would like to bedazzle to the Youth Hub or check the day of to see what fun items we have! All supplies provided. Drop in, no registration required.

Youth Hub: DJ At Any Age: Introduction to DJing Learning Series

During this comprehensive 4-week course, participants learn essential deejaying skills such as song selection and mixing, working with volume and tempo, understanding deejay terminology, and using effects and samples. Led by Deejay Vee.

Youth Hub: Exploring Mindfulness Through Art with Michelle Bancroft

Join us for Mindfulness Through Art with Michelle Bancroft! Explore simple mindfulness tools that can help with stress, anxiety, and feeling overwhelmed.

Youth Hub: Lego Building: Succulents

Embrace your inner child and build a Lego succulent with us in the hub! All supplies provided. This program is part of Youth Hub service. Youth Hubs are a welcoming place for teens after school and in the summer, where helpful staff are always available.

Youth Hub: Painting and Sketching

Stop by the Youth Hub to paint and sketch using the art supplies we will provide. This program is part of Youth Hub service. Youth Hubs are a welcoming place for teens after school and in the summer, where helpful staff are always available.

1-on-1 Career Consultations with ACCES Employment

1-on-1 Career Consultations with ACCES Employment Explore the incredible resources and expertise offered by ACCES Employment. Connect with an Employment Consultant to get tailored resume reviews, invaluable interview tips, and a wealth of additional support.

2026 Toronto Book Awards Prize Ceremony

The winner of the 2026 Toronto Book Awards will be announced at the annual event at the Appel Salon inside the Toronto Reference Library.

A Sufi Storytelling Evening - Conference of the Birds

An inspiring storytelling performance of a Sufi story that is rooted in the literary and folk traditions of West and Central Asia, and the Middle East.

After School Lego Robotics

Dive into hands-on STEM fun by building and coding interactive LEGO SPIKE models. Working in teams, children will solve exciting challenges and bring their creations to life!

Birds in Winter

Winter is a harsh season, yet many birds stay in Toronto and survive.

Blueprint for Change: 3D Design & Printing

In this hands-on session, you will design and 3D print a physical response to a civic challenge then explain the thinking behind what you built.

Chill Crafts: Felt Poppy Pins

Join us as we make simple poppy pins that can be re-worn year after year. All supplies will be provided. This program will be hosted in the Activity Room on the 1st floor of the library (next to the coffee shop).

Computers for Beginners 2: Use the Keyboard

A class on basic keyboard functions for absolute beginners with little or no computer experience.

Designing with Perler Beads

Follow a template or create your own designs to make Perler Bead art! It’s a hands-on activity that encourages imagination, focus, and artistic expression. All materials provided. Younger children must by accompanied by an adult. All materials will be provided.

English Conversation Circle with CultureLink

Practice English weekly in a small group setting with support from CultureLink’s mentors and: • Speak with confidence • Make new friends • Network and share experiences • Learn about Canada

Evening Book Club

Join other book lovers in your community and participate in lively discussions of popular books. This book club will meet every First Tuesday of the month for a lively discussion in a welcoming, relaxed setting. New members are always welcome and encouraged to join.

Excel Basics 2: Do More with your Data

An introductory class on Microsoft Excel for beginners with little or no Excel experience. Build on your basic Microsoft Excel skills and learn to use Excel data effectively.

Fun with Snap Circuits

Play with electricity and circuitry during this hands-on program! Turn on a light, spin a motor, activate a speaker and choose from hundreds of different projects, or try making your own circuits! For children ages 6-12.

How to Volunteer for the Holidays

In collaboration with Volunteer Toronto, join us to learn about the various ways you can get involved and give back during the holiday season and beyond. Please note: you will not receive volunteer hours for attending this program. Drop-in. No registration is required.

Knit & Scroll

Join the Maryvale knitting club and talk about library tech services or other questions you may have. Some materials are provided, and members are allowed to bring their own projects either knitting, crochet or other fiber arts.

Maintaining an Engaging and Enjoyable Backyard During the Winter Season: Strategies for Feeding Birds in Colder Months

When temperatures drop and natural food becomes less available, it's important to keep your backyard welcoming for birds.

Malvern Senior Social

Join us once a month on a Tuesday, at the Malvern Library for our Seniors Social. Enjoy trivia, bingo, coffee and relaxed conversation in a welcoming and friendly space. Discover library resources and programs, connect with community services and meet new people.

Mini fresh floral arrangement in a mason jar vase

Make your own Fresh Floral arrangement using local florals and a mason jar! Learn simple design techniques and styles and take home your very own mini arrangement and the knowledge to make your own! This program is intended for young adults only.

Networking: Anywhere, Anytime with Anyone (Part 2)

This program is part of Fort York Library's Entrepreneur in Residence (EIR) service. This session, the follow up to the November 3rd workshop, is a hands-on workshop to help you identify, analyze, and strategize an actionable plan on growing your network.

New to Canada Resources

In this class, you will learn how to prepare for the Canadian Citizenship Exam using the following: Toronto Public Library website Learning Express Library with your library card Brainfuse with your library card Your Citizenship Counts website Find your elected officials using Fe.

PowerPoint Basics 1: Create a Slideshow

An introductory class on Microsoft PowerPoint for absolute beginners.

Seniors E-Connect

Seniors E-Connect matches older adults with a teen volunteer to provide tech help, under the guidance of library staff. Learn the basics of using the computer and learn about topics such as YouTube, the Internet, the new TPL website, and more.

Skyward Steps:Mixed Media 3D Dance of Freedom

Skyward Steps is an innovative mixed-media dance performance where dancers move freely across a three-dimensional ladder structure handcrafted from natural tree sticks. The ladder symbolizes growth, connection, and the journey between earth and sky.

Taylor Memorial Book Club

Come join us on the 2nd Tuesday of the month as we try out new titles and discuss in a friendly atmosphere. Drop In. No Registration Required.

Tech History Trivia Night for TEENS

Join us for an exciting night of trivia that’ll test your tech-based knowledge, with fun subcategories for a total of 5 rounds.

Tools to Run Your Business

This program is part of the Toronto Reference Library's Entrepreneur in Residence (EIR) service. For new business owners, staying organized can be just as challenging to find customers. This session will explore the tools that can take routine work off your plate.

Video Editing with Da Vinci Resolve Parts I and II

This two part introductory series will cover the layout, tools and workflow used for video editing in DaVinci Resolve.

Virtual Reality Demo for Teens

Leap into the world of virtual reality at the library! Join this drop-in session to try out the Meta Quest virtual reality headset and immerse yourself in stunning 360-degree environments, engage in captivating adventures, and interact with the virtual world.

Writing Place Workshop with Marc Nair

This writing workshop revolves around writing place, where participants will write poems or flash fiction about a place that is near and dear to them.

Your Health Matters: Diabetes Myths and Facts

Living with diabetes or prediabetes can come with a lot of information about what to eat, what to avoid, and how to manage your blood sugar. With so much advice out there, it can be difficult to separate fact from fiction or know where to focus.

Youth Hub: Collage

Join us for a relaxed afternoon of collage! We'll turn on some music and bring out our massive supply of magazines and paper materials for you to let your imagination run wild. Bring a friend! This program is part of Youth Hub service.

Youth Hub: Diamond Painting

Join us in the Youth Hub for some fun with rhinestones! Try out our diamond painting kits and make your own magnet. Or, bring in your own object from home (like a phone case) and bedazzle it! This program is part of Youth Hub service.

3D Print Painting For Seniors

Paint and take home a 3D printed model using acrylic paints! These models were made on one of Toronto Public Library's 3D Printers! Information Collection Notice: The personal information on this form is collected by the Toronto Public Library under the Public Libraries Act, sect.

Adult Paint Step-by-Step

Unleash Your Inner Artist with Acrylic Painting! Join us for a fun-filled afternoon where you get the chance to express your creativity. We will be recreating a beautiful acrylic painting all while meeting new people.

After School Origami for Peace

Commemorate Remembrance Day with Origami for Peace. In this program for 6-12 year olds, participants will learn how to fold origami cranes and poppies while learning about the history and cultural significance of these symbols. All supplies provided. Drop-in. Limited capacity.

Battle of the Books

Join Brentwood staff for a lively trivia game where participants test their knowledge of classic and contemporary fiction and non-fiction books. This is an in-person program, no registration required.

Budgeting and Money Management

November is Financial Literacy Month! Take charge of your financial future with practical tools and strategies to help you budget wisely, make informed financial decisions, and protect yourself from common scams.

Building Interview Skills for Younger Adults

It is very likely that someone will encounter their first interview experience in their youth, yet the skills required to complete a successful interview are often unpracticed and unknown to them.

Candy Sculptures Art with Jasper Bryan

Create with food and make your own artistic candy sculptures! Show your creativity then enjoy eating your sculpture or bring them home. This activity helps to build community and make creativity accessible and fun! Prepackaged candy will be provided. Registration required.

Career Crossroads: Employment vs. Entrepreneurship

This interactive workshop explores two career options–employment and entrepreneurship. Participants will examine the opportunities, benefits, and challenges of each pathway while reflecting on their own goals, strengths, and aspirations.

Draw Joy from a Pencil

Find joy in using a simple pencil and piece of paper to create a beautiful piece of art. Bring your tea or coffee, relax and socialize during a laid-back session of drawing for everyone from beginners to more advanced artists.

Fueling Performance: The Real Deal on Sports Nutrition

Discover how food fuels performance in this interactive session led by a registered dietitian. Learn what to eat, when to fuel, and how to spot nutrition myths.