Join us at the Sydney Library for a talk with author and award winning freelance journalist Rob Csernyik about his new book: "A Losing Hand." A Losing Hand exposes a hidden crisis at the heart of Canada’s booming gambling industry: suicide. As governments expand casinos, sports betting, and online gaming, they meticulously track the revenue… Read More »Author Talk with Rob Csernyik: “A Losing Hand”
Join us at the New Waterford Library for: "Chess for Fun Club" hosted by Ricky Hanes. This program is intended for adults and is open to all levels of experience. Pre registration is required. Please phone the library at: 902-862-2892 to register.
The artist for this session to be announced. This program is part of a free series in association with the Celtic Colours International Festival showcasing musicians performing at this year's festival. Music and conversation fill the hour. Drop in, general seating.
This fall, join community members (55+) at the Ingonish Library every second Tuesday for presentations, games, conversations and connection! Details on guests and program descriptions will be updated regularly. This series is generously supported by the New Horizons for Seniors Program. If you are 55+ Tuesday just became your favourite day! September 29 October 13… Read More »Tuesday Socials- A be Robust at 55+ Series
Heart Advice for Difficult Times - When Things Fall Apart by Pema Chodron A Book Club led by Mary Jane Bennett (Ani Jangchub) and Terry Henderson, senior students of Pema Chodron. Meeting at the Baddeck Library every Tuesday (1:30-3PM) starting Sept. 1st Registration not required. For more information email mjjbennett@gmail.com ~~~ Books and study materials… Read More »Book Club: When Things Fall Apart by Pema Chodron
Do you play chess? Interested in learning and or building your chess skills? Drop-in to the McConnell Library's Chess Club on Tuesday afternoons. Some instruction available with Chess Club volunteer Donald MacLean (donaldmaclean935@yahoo.com). For more information email programs@cbrl.ca. CBRL's Child Safety Policy: Children 8 years old or younger must be supervised by an attentive parent,… Read More »Chess Club
Come to the Sydney Mines library and enjoy a relaxing time of trying your hand at knitting or crocheting. We provide hooks and knitting needles, pattern suggestions, yarn, and if you're interested, a basic wooden loom for handheld weaving. This program is intended for ages 8 to adult. No registration is required. Call the library… Read More »Fall 2026 Learn to Knit or Crochet
Join us at the New Waterford Library for knitting club! Bring your knitting, crochet work or other fiber craft items. Socialize and enjoy light refreshments. This is a drop-in program and no registration is required.
Join us at the New Waterford library for: "Tea & Trivia!" Registration is required. Please phone: 902-862-2892 to reserve your spot!
Roo Geddes is a classical and traditional Scottish fiddler who creates new and original music collaborations with accordionist Neil Sutcliffe. Their compositions are inspired by landscape and people, and by how music can evoke a sense of place and community. They maintain a busy concert schedule performing for jazz, classical, and folk audiences alike, from… Read More »Celtic Conversations: Roo Geddes & Tove de Fries
The English Conversation Group meets Every Wednesday. Join us to practice your English speaking, meet new people and have fun! Whether you are new to the area or have been here a while- all are welcome. Drop in and say hello!
Join lawyer John Stephenson at the New Waterford library to learn about powers of Attorney and Wills. Learn why planning ahead matters for you and your family. Call: 902-862-2892 to reserve your spot!
With over two decades on the road, Nova Scotia's Dave Gunning has earned a reputation as one of Canada’s s most engaging and respected folk singer songwriters. A multiple East Coast Music Award and Canadian Folk Music Award winner his songs celebrate everyday heroes and hard truths. This program is part of a free series… Read More »Celtic Conversations: Dave Gunning
Come join us to work on a fibre craft. Bring your own project and enjoy tea and conversation.
OCT 15 DOC: “IN SEARCH OF EDGAR ALLAN POE” PART 2 (2024) This definitive documentary tells the poignant story of the poet, short story writer, and critic Edgar Allan Poe. It recounts how he invented the detective story, pioneered science fiction, and shaped the horror tale, yet was beset by many personal demons.
Come in to get help and have your questions answered regarding applying for the "Senior's Care Grant," "Home Repair Grant," and the "Home Warming Grant." This is a drop in event and no registration is required. All are welcome
Join library staff on Fridays at 10am for a story time and craft activity. This weekly session is for children (not yet of school age) and their caregivers.
Meet up at the Glace Bay library for fun and fables every Friday in October. This drop-in program is for families with young children. No registration is required.
Join Mandy for stories, rhymes, and songs. The story time activities are largely aimed at toddlers and preschoolers and their parents (or caregivers), but babies are also welcome and we have age-appropriate toys and books for all! No registration for this fun activity. Drop-in. If you have any questions, email louisbourg@cbrl.ca.
Rory Makem is a seasoned performer with over 35 years on the road and as has toured extensively with The Makem Brothers, the Makem and Spain Brothers, and for 17 years played guitar with his father, Tommy Makem. The love of song runs deep in the family. Continuing a legacy handed down from his Grandmother,… Read More »Celtic Conversations: Rory Makem