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Ozobots: Escape the Maze Put problem-solving skills to the test with Ozobots—tiny robots that follow lines and respond to colour commands! Participants will be put in teams to get their bots out of a maze. Participants guide the robot by adding simple colour codes to the maze. These codes tell the robot when to turn, stop, speed up, or slow down. Through testing, adjusting, and trying again, children learn how small changes can make a big difference. If time allows, a robot race ensues using the colour code each team has come up with! |
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3Doodler Bookmarks Get creative with 3Doodler pens and design your very own bookworm bookmark! Participants will use 3D printing pens to trace and decorate a bookmark template, then add fun details like eyes, patterns, and textures to bring their bookworm to life.This maker activity encourages creativity, fine motor skills, and confidence with maker technology. No experience is needed. Each child will leave with a one-of-a-kind bookmark, perfect for their next great read. |
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Clay Picture Workshop: Northern Lights Celebrate March Break with a free hands-on art experience at the library! Families are invited to join us for a Clay Picture Workshop featuring a short video demonstration by celebrated Canadian author and illustrator Barbara Reid.Using colourful modelling clay, participants will create their own Northern Lights clay pictures, inspired by the magic of the night sky and the art of visual storytelling. Drop in, get creative, and take home a one-of-a-kind clay masterpiece!
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Drum Circle We’re excited to welcome Bazza from Rhythmicity, a passionate drum circle facilitator known for creating joyful, inclusive rhythm experiences that bring people together through music and movement. He designs and leads group drumming sessions that focus on community, connection, and creative expression — whether you’ve never touched a drum before or you’re ready to jam! All instruments provided. |
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Teen Needle Felting Teens are invited to try needle felting and create their own free felt ice cream sundaes inspired by the adorable food art of Ed Mironiuk. Known for his background in animation and digital art, Ed’s playful style brings felt food and characters to life. Learn needle felting basics and design a felt sundae with your own flavours, colours, toppings, and expressions. All materials provided. |
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Death Cafe Join us for a comforting afternoon of open conversation, warm drinks, and delicious treats at our Death Café, facilitated by Amanda Lytle, local Educator and Death Doula. At a Death Café, people — often strangers — gather to share food, tea, and honest discussion about death, loss, mortality, and the meaning of life. It’s not a grief support group or counseling session, but a safe, welcoming space to talk openly, listen deeply, and explore what it means to live fully — without stigma or taboo. |
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SALC Needle Felting: Spring Nests Join us at the library to needle felt your own spring nest! As the first signs of spring begin to appear, create a nature-inspired felted nest of your own. Using soft wool and natural materials, participants will design a small spring nest inspired by birds and the season’s early hints of life All materials provided and no experience needed. Take your time, enjoy the creative process, and leave with a unique spring keepsake. |
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