Discover smart cooking with our Senior’s Social Cooking at the Glace Bay Library! Pam Steele is back to share recipes and tips on how to cook with today’s time-saving kitchen appliances: crock pot, instant pot, air fryer, etc. We will have a Question & Answer followed by cooking time together using one of the kitchen… Read More »Seniors Social Cooking: Kitchen Appliances
Join our Dungeons and Dragons group (for teens and adults).
Victoria County is offering a free yoga program at the Baddeck Library every Tuesday morning from 9-10am. Come and try Hatha Vinyasa, Restorative & Hatha types of yoga. All ages welcome.
After a lovely September at the Sydney Mines Library the InSidewalk Cafe is coming to the the Glace Bay Library to help spread cozy fall feelings. The air is crisp, leaves are changing and it’s time to welcome the season of gratitude and pumpkins. For the last three Tuesdays of October, you’ll find us right… Read More »InSidewalk Cafe – Glace Bay
Drop-in to the North Sydney Library for some Lego time every Tuesday from 3:00-4:00. Ages 5 and up.
Fly in for some skoooooooky ghost art!
Calling all K-Pop Demon Hunters fans: A golden night of fun awaits! Seal the Honmoon at the McConnell library with crafts, scavenger hunts, and demon target practice! Try your hand at K-Pop Demon Hunters trivia for a prize! For ages 8 -15. Registration required.
Everyone is welcome to join New Waterford's Knitting Club on Tuesday evenings. Bring your latest fibre craft and enjoy the company of other crafters! Drop-in. Registration not required.
Back by popular demand Tea & Trivia! Join the crew and put your trivia skills to the test. Registration required 902-862-2892.
A drop-in program with music, rhymes, stories and play. For babies (0-18 months) and their parents and caregivers. Wednesdays in October from 10:30-11:30am. *No session on October 15 (Celtic Colours show). The final session on October 29 will be a ‘Spooky Baby Drop-in’ – feel free to dress-up!
Join us for a weekly Letter Writing Social. We supply the pens, beautiful stationery, stamps, and a quiet place in which to get in touch with loved ones far away.
Join us at the Baddeck Library Wednesdays from 2:30-3:30pm on: September 24, October 29 & November 26 What is a memory Cafe? A free social event for individuals, families and care partners living with memory challenges. What happens at a Memory Cafe? We enjoy conversation, entertainment and warm drinks in a welcoming atmosphere. For more… Read More »Memory Cafe Series
Drop by the Sydney Mines Library on Wednesday afternoons from 2:30-3:30pm to make a fun craft. This is an all ages activity ~ children under ten must be accompanied by an adult. Library staff will have the craft supplies and a sample suggestion of a craft to make and participants can take it from there… Read More »Self-Directed Craft Activity
Newcomers are invited to practice their English language skills in a conversational setting with volunteers from the community. Wednesday evenings at the McConnell Library from 6:30-7:30pm (Sept. 3 - Oct. 29) - Date/ time for November and December to be decided. Some theme nights include: Trivia, movie night, holiday celebrations, guest speakers, board game night… Read More »English Conversation Group
Come join us to work on a fibre craft. Bring your own project and enjoy tea and conversation.
Are you prepared to be self-sufficient for 72 hours after an emergency? If not, join us at the library to learn some valuable information to help you and your family be better prepared in an emergency. Presenter: Retired Emergency Management Planning Officer George Muise Registration is required. Call the library at 902-862-2892 to register.
Talks & Docs is a weekly series of documentary films and presentations at Baddeck Library. OCT 30 6:30 pm “TWENTY SUMMERS IN NUNAVUT”: MARY JANE BENNETT Mary Jane Bennett, a retired high Arctic camp cook, will give a presentation on her experiences working in small fly-in geological exploration tent camps in the 1990s and 2000s… Read More »Talks & Docs: Twenty Summers in Nunavut
An Evening Of Mystery, History and Investigation into the darker corners of Cape Breton’s Past. Haunts From the Cape presents eerie stories, photos, and videos from investigations of Cape Breton’s most haunted places! Suitable for ages 12 and up.
Babies, toddlers, preschoolers & their caregivers may visit the library on Friday mornings from 10:00–11:15 for stories, rhymes and social time. After story time there are age-appropriate toys & books for everyone to enjoy.No registration required Fridays: 10:00 - 11:00 beginning Oct. 31 Dates are: October 31 - Feel free to dress up for Halloween!… Read More »Story Time for Tots
Join library staff 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.