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Branch Hours
Monday: 9:00am - 7:00pm Tuesday: 9:00am - 7:00pm Wednesday: Closed Thursday: 9:00pm - 7:00pm Friday: 9:00am - 5:00pm Saturday: 10:00am - 2:00pm Sunday: Closed |
Holiday Closures
Friday, April 7: Good Friday
Monday, April 10: Easter Monday Monday, May 22: Victoria Day |
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Zumbini
Every Monday, 10:00am Drop-In For babies (0-18 months) and their parents. Zumbini combines music and movement to create the ultimate bonding experience! In partnership with the West Elgin Community Health Centre. To register call: 519-768-1715 ext. 2202 |
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Family Crafting Workshops
Saturdays, once a month Easter Trees: March 18th - 11:00am Moss Birdhouses: April 15th - 11:00am Father's Day Super Hero Jars: May 13th - 11:00am
Natural Fabric Dying: June 10th - 11:00am Do you like making crafts? Come out to the library and do one of our monthly crafts. The cost is: $2.00 to cover the cost of materials. Email: duttonlib@elgin.ca OR call 519-762-2780 |
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Knitting/Crochet Group
Every Tuesday 1:30pm
Join our group of creative artisans while they work on projects and socialize. |
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Kid's Korner
Thursdays at 10:00am
Inviting kids up to the age of five to join the fun and learn some songs, rhymes, and a story or two. Stay after for some play time. |
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Dutton Daycare Story Time
Tuesdays at 9:30am
Children attending Dutton Daycare receive an in-person library visit that will incorporate songs, rhymes and stories into the curriculum.
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Early On “Baby Time”
Thursdays at 1:30pm
For ages 0-18 months with caregiver. Play, touch, and explore time for your little one.
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Let's Connect - Grow With Baby Fourth Monday of the month at 9:30am You can meet with Nurse Debi and the Dietitian Larissa as well as get your baby weighed and measured. January 23rd, February 27th, March 27th, April 24th |
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Scrabble FunLast Thursday of the month at 2:00pm Do you like to play scrabble? Bring a friend, meet new people and have fun!
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Kid's Club Thursdays @ 4:30 ~ 5:30
From March 23rd to April 27th Looking for some fun to do after school? Come on in to library for some fun crafts and activities! Drop-in program for school-aged kids |
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Computer Lessons with Zoe
Tuesdays @ 4:00 ~ 6:00
Get help with e-mail, Microsoft apps, Facebook, internet searches, printing and more!
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Books2Go Volunteer Visiting Library in partnership with the West Elgin Community Health Centre.
Library materials delivered to your door.
A FREE service provided in rural West Elgin including Rodney, West Lorne and Dutton-Dunwich. Click here for an application: |
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Stay Awakeby Megan Goldin A murder she doesn’t remember committing. A killer she doesn’t remember meeting. Megan Goldin’s Stay Awake is an electrifying novel that proves memory can be deadly.
Liv Reese wakes up in the back of a taxi with no idea where she is or how she got there. When she’s dropped off at the door of her brownstone, a stranger answers―a stranger who claims to live in her apartment. She reaches for her phone to call for help, only to discover it’s missing. In its place is a bloodstained knife. Her hands are covered in scribbled messages, like graffiti on her skin: STAY AWAKE.
Two years ago, Liv was thriving as a successful writer for a trendy magazine. Now, she’s lost and disoriented in a New York City that looks nothing like what she remembers. Catching a glimpse of the local news, she’s horrified to see reports of a crime scene where the victim’s blood has been used to scrawl a message across a window, similar to the message that’s inked on her hands. What did she do last night? And why does she remember nothing from the past two years? Liv finds herself on the run for a crime she doesn’t remember committing. But there’s someone who does know exactly what she did, and they’ll do anything to make her forget―permanently.
A complex thriller that unfolds at a breakneck speed, Stay Awake will keep you up all night. Janet's Pick |
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Giorgos Kallis The term "degrowth" has emerged within ecological and other heterodox schools of economics as a critique of the idea (and ideology) of economic growth. Instead, degrowth advocates a contraction of economies by reducing production and consumption, arguing that it is possible to do so without reducing prosperity or wellbeing. One might see in the degrowth community a resurgence of a radical theoretical and political variant of environmentalism, or "ecologism," based on the key premise that there are, and that there must be, "limits to growth."
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