Register now for this exciting opportunity to learn the basics of stop-motion animation from Clyde Petersen, a visiting filmmaker at the Reel Out Queer Film Festival! This program is co-presented with Reel Out and Queen's University.
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Programs, Events, Services and Recommendations
Artillery Park Pop Up
Central Branch Renovations
KFPL Live: Financial Literacy
Has holiday spending left your finances stretched thin? Melissa Parsons from Resolve Credit & Financial Counselling Services will show how you can begin to take control of your financial life. Learn how to manage your money to avoid debt and to save for future expenses. Free to all adults, but seating is limited. To avoid disappointment, please register in advance: online at events.kfpl.ca or by phone at (613) 549-8888. Tuesday, January 22, at Calvin Park branch at 7 p.m. and Saturday, January 26, at Isabel Turner branch at 2 p.m. Both talks will be the same.
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Interlibrary Loans
Wind Down & Snuggle Up at Bedtime Stories
Children of all ages are invited to put on their PJs for an evening storytime full of dreamy stories and songs at the Pittsburgh branch. Developing early literacy skills is never a snooze at the Library! For children of all ages, recommended for ages 6 and under.
Calling All Scientists!
STEM START (for ages 3-5) and STEM PUNKS (for ages 6-9) combine literacy with science, technology, engineering and math to encourage hands-on exploration of the world around us. Register today!
New Programs Launch on January 7
In keeping with our mission to support lifelong learning, we are launching a new series of maker-focused programs in 2019. Our community survey helped determine what you'd most like to see, and craft skills such as knitting topped the list. January's Open Making sessions will bring expert knitting mentors from our community together on selected Monday evenings and Saturday afternoons. Our mentors can guide beginners as they get started and help intermediate knitters troubleshoot their latest project. The Social Knitting Group, meeting on Wednesday evenings at the Isabel Turner Branch, welcomes knitters of all levels. Bring your own knitting, or participate in a knit-along project. Don't forget to browse our collection — we have resources to help you learn new techniques and inspire you with new knitting patterns.
