Chakras are energy centers that make up the essence of who we are. Join instructor Anju to learn about your chakras through the accessible fun of chair yoga! This is a registered program and spots are limited. Please register using the link below or phone the Sydney Library at: 902-562-3161 to reserve you spot.
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
Efficiency NS and the Ecology Action Centre warmly invites you to join them for Kitchen Table Talks: Keeping Energy Affordable at Home This session is meant to feel like sitting around a kitchen table - grounded in conversation around energy. We’ll talk together about energy in the home, what affects your energy costs, and ways… Read More »Kitchen Table Talks: Keeping Energy Affordable at Home with Efficiency Nova Scotia (McConnell Library)
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 for an hour of stories, rhymes, songs and play! This program is for babies 0-18 months and their caregivers. This is a drop-in program. No registration is required. *Keep an eye out for a six week series starting October 21st!
Come to the Sydney Mines Library, make some new friends, enjoy conversation and have a snack! This is a drop -in program and no registration is required.
Library staff want to hear from you! We are living longer so why not be living better? We at the library want to help you invite and embrace this next phase of your life! We have ideas but we want to hear yours! Drop-in to one of the Be Robust at 55+ Socials and share… Read More »Be Robust at 55+ Ideas Sharing Social
Enjoy refreshments and company while connecting with others through the art of hand-written letters. We supply the stationery, pens and stamps!
Efficiency NS and the Ecology Action Centre warmly invites you to join them for Kitchen Table Talks: Keeping Energy Affordable at Home This session is meant to feel like sitting around a kitchen table - grounded in conversation around energy. We’ll talk together about energy in the home, what affects your energy costs, and ways… Read More »Kitchen Table Talks: Keeping Energy Affordable at Home with Efficiency Nova Scotia (Glace Bay Library)
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!
Library staff want to hear from you! We will be organizing fall programs for older adults (55+) and this is your chance to share what interests you. Drop-in at the Ingonish Library for a fun sharing social with light refreshments. This session is generously funded through the New Horizons for Seniors Program.
Come join us to work on a fibre craft. Bring your own project and enjoy tea and conversation.
Join us at the Sydney Library for our “Steelworker’s Social!” Enjoy refreshments, Hear from guest speaker Dr. Lachlan MacKinnon, watch feature film: “Heart of Steel,” see some artifacts and catch up with old friends and colleagues. We would love for you to join us! All are welcome and no registration is required. This project is… Read More »Steelworker’s Social
Writers of all levels and style of writing are invited to spend a couple hours at the library once a month to exchange ideas, share tips and tricks, and connect with other writers in the area! Participants would be invited to share parts of their works-in-progress if their are comfortable with it; to ask questions… Read More »Louisbourg Library Writing Circle
Efficiency NS and the Ecology Action Centre warmly invites you to join them for Kitchen Table Talks: Keeping Energy Affordable at Home This session is meant to feel like sitting around a kitchen table - grounded in conversation around energy. We’ll talk together about energy in the home, what affects your energy costs, and ways… Read More »Kitchen Table Talks: Keeping Energy Affordable at Home with Efficiency Nova Scotia (Baddeck Library)
You’re warmly invited to join the Ecology Action Centre team for this “Kitchen Table Talk” event. This session is meant to feel like sitting around a kitchen table - grounded in conversation around energy. We’ll talk together about energy in the home, what affects your energy costs, and ways to make your energy bills more… Read More »Talks & Docs Presentation “Kitchen Table Talks: Keeping Energy Afordable at Home”
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.
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.
