Bring your sewing, cross-stitching, knitting, crocheting, or weaving project, and join us for a couple hours of gab. This is also a great way to learn new techniques. This is a pop-up program that does not require registration, and meets at a public table in the library.  

Children ages 3-5 are invited to share stories, action rhymes, fingerplays and crafts on a different theme each week. Parents/caregivers are welcome to browse in the Library, or to remain in the Program Room during Storytime. Sessions run for four weeks.  Registration is required.  Contact Children's Services at 204 727-6648 to register or for additional information.

Join us for an afternoon of Scrabble, coffee, and laughs. Scrabble boards are provided by the library and all levels of skill are welcome. No need to register for this drop-in program.

Children ages 3-5 are invited to share stories, action rhymes, fingerplays and crafts on a different theme each week. Parents/caregivers are welcome to browse in the Library, or to remain in the Program Room during Storytime. Sessions run for four weeks.  Registration is required.  Contact Children's Services at 204 727-6648 to register or for additional information.

Children ages 18-36 months of age and their parent/caregiver share stories, fingerplays, active rhymes, and simple crafts. Registration is required.  Contact Children's Services at 204 727-6648 to register or for additional information.

This author event takes place at Brandon University’s John E. Robbins Library and is a collaborative project between the Brandon Public Library and Brandon University. A member of the Cree Nation, David Robertson is the award-winning author of several works of adult and junior fiction, including Strangers, The Evolution of Alice, and When We Were Alone, a picture book about residential school survival. We would like to thank The Writers’ Union of Canada and the Manitoba Arts Council for their financial contributions. For more information about this event, phone the public library at 204-727-6648, or email Danielle@wmrl.ca.