Dop by to have a catch up and enjoy a warm drink and treat with some good company. Feel free to bring along you’re current crafty project to work on.
See you there!
Meeting for The Giver of Stars by Jojo Moyes
Anyone who has read this book is welcome to attend.
Join us to make a set of painted taper candles featuring a Christmas garland design . Adult program, registration required.
Dop by to have a catch up and enjoy a warm drink and treat with some good company. Feel free to bring along you’re current crafty project to work on.
See you there!
Bring along a crafty wip (work-in-progress) and meet up at the library to work on your project, ask questions/get advice/tips, share your work, or just stop in for a chat and see what everyone’s creating.
Projects can be from any craft that’s portable whether it’s knit, crochet, embroidery, needle punch, or whatever else you like. If there’s something that’s been giving you trouble or something you need help finding, come along and ask another crafter. We are all more than happy to help each other out if we can.
See you there!
Drop by the library to catch up with everyone, bring along a project you’re working on, or just enjoy a warm drink and a snack with some good company.
See you there!
Join us to make a fall garland using recycled book pages. Adult program; registration required.
Join cartoonist and publisher Kevin Woolridge, from Heavy Sweater Comics, for a talk about the process of putting your life on the page in words and pictures. For adults 18+.
A.C. Hunter Library -Hybrid
What is a historic crime club? We come together each quarter to investigate, research and discuss old crimes from Newfoundland and Labrador and beyond. Join us as we explore the “The Murder of Josephine O’Brien 1942”. Participants are asked to research the case as much as possible and come prepared to discuss their findings. Special guest semi-retired criminal lawyer John Brooks.
A.C. Hunter Library -Hybrid
What is a historic crime club? We come together each quarter to investigate, research and discuss old crimes from Newfoundland and Labrador and beyond. Join us as we explore the “ 1834: Catherine Snow, the last woman hanged in Newfoundland”. Participants are asked to research the case as much as possible and come prepared to discuss their findings. Special guest semi-retired criminal lawyer John Brooks.