Join the SucSeed Foundation in learning all about how to save your own seeds and the power of pollinators. You will learn about general seed saving, proper seed preservation, germination tests, receive expert planting tips, learn about pollinators on our island, learn why Newfoundland Bees are special, and learn about some ways to help pollinators on our island. This information packed session will sure to have you buzzing with excitement!
All ages, All skill levels!
Come and learn how to play chess!
This first Thursday of every month includes an introduction for beginners
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!
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!
Cribbage anyone?
Drop by the library in L’Anse au Loup to play some crib and enjoy a coffee/tea and a snack. If crib isn’t your game, that’s okay, feel free to pop in for a warm drink and to have a chat. See you there
Meeting for “The London Séance Society” by Sarah Penner. Anyone who has read this book is welcome to attend.
Do you like to write? Do you want to meet other writers? Then the Michael Donovan Writing group is for you! Join us twice a month (one Wednesday and one Saturday) to share your writing, get advice, and talk to other writers!
*This group is for adults 18+, and for writers of all stages/genres
*Sharing your work is not required, but definitely encouraged!
*For more information, please call 737-2621 or email mking@nlpl.ca.
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!
Through a very generous donation from the Butler family in memory of Tralee Butler (with some help from our local board) we are hosting a paint afternoon for ages 50+.All Supplies and refreshments provided free of charge
Registration will open for this event on November 12th at 3:00PM
Meeting for The House at Riverton by Kate Morton. Anyone who has read this book is welcome to attend.