| Today's Hours: | Fonthill | Tuesday 10:00 am - 8:00 pm 905-892-6443 |
Maple Acre | Tuesday 11:00 am - 6:00 pm 905-892-5226 |
Calling all crafting enthusiasts! Knitting, crocheting, sewing or any other form of crafting. Join us every Friday afternoon for a time of crafting and friendship in our Festival Room at the Fonthill Branch. Drop-in: Free
Drop-in and enjoy a family-oriented Storytime. Stories, songs and FUN. All ages from 6 months+. Questions email jbennett@pelhamlibrary.on.ca
Come drop in anytime between 3 - 5 pm...use our supplies to make a one-of-a-kind creation. Take your crafting to the next level and learn how to use our Cricut machine!
All participants must be registered ahead of time. No drop-ins permitted. In-person programs are subject to possible cancellation or rescheduling due to updated Public Health regulations with regards to COVID and refunds will be offered for programs that are cancelled. If double-vaccine certificates are required for this type of event, then participants will be notified…
Drop-in and enjoy a family-oriented Storytime. Stories, songs and FUN. All ages from 6 months+. For more information email jbennett@pelhamlibrary.on.ca
Drop in anytime after school between 3 and 5 pm at the Fonthill Branch to explore our Maker Space resources. Sphero, Ozobots, Dash and Dot, Makey Makey, Botley, Artie, 3D printing and more! A fun way to explore the world of STEM!
Calling all crafting enthusiasts! Knitting, crocheting, sewing or any other form of crafting. Join us every Friday afternoon for a time of crafting and friendship in our Festival Room at the Fonthill Branch. Drop-in: Free
Stop by and get your hot dog, hamburger or delicious piece of homemade style pie while supporting the library at the same time. Entertainment and activities on site too. Bring the whole family out for this one!
Join us in person for an awesome painting experience , all tied together with a great story. Call 905-892-6443 to register. May 28 - 2 pm Monster Painting featuring the books "Monster Party! and Monster Park!" by Annie Bach.