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Afternoon Tea

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!

acoustic guitar

Music Night

Join us at the Bonavista Public Library for Music Night. Join musicians and music lovers of all genres and skill levels, to play some music, chat about favorite songs, and swap gig stories.

Afternoon Tea

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!

Historic Crime Club

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.

Book Clubs and Writing Groups events photo. Seven people are sitting around a large ottoman holding books and talking. There is food on the ottoman.

Historic Crime Club

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.

Book Clubs and Writing Groups events photo. Seven people are sitting around a large ottoman holding books and talking. There is food on the ottoman.

Historic Crime Club

A.C. Hunter Library -Virtual
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 “Murder of Isaac Mercer in 1860”. 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.