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CHILDREN’S ACTIVITIES
2026 children’s activities are made possible with the support of the
Townshippers’ Research and Cultural Foundation
Follow the Library’s Facebook Page for the most up-to-date information, including cancellations and schedule changes.
Saturday Morning Kids Activities at the ‘Espace Biblio @ Square Queen’ Every Saturday 10:00 AM to 1 PM
L’ESPACE BIBLIO welcomes children and families to free activities led by dynamic facilitators. Every Saturday from 10:00 AM to 1 PM at Square Queen during the Lennoxville Farmers’ Market, as well as at other special moments, we offer a lively space where young people can read, play, create, and learn. On site: games, books, toys, activities, and art materials. In case of rain or bad weather, activities will be held at the library. Updates will be posted on the library’s facebook page.
Click here to sign up for the summer reading club.
More details on the activities at Espace Biblo
Saturday August 1: Postcards.
Saturday August 8:Mini-surf and mighty sun.
Saturday August 15: Celebrating our summer reading.
Saturday August 22: Painted Flowers-Stencils and Creativity.
Makerspace for Homeschool Families
Every second Wednesday, 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM
A creative and collaborative space to explore STEAM activities in a hands-on and playful way. Primarily for children aged 6–11, with younger siblings welcome depending on needs. Small groups of 5–8 participants.
Click here to register
We will contact you after registration to propose dates.
Family Book Club (in English)
Meetings resume in September
A friendly gathering for children and parents to share their recent reading. Games, activities, and discussion are included.
Every other month, families read a selected middle-grade novel together and meet to discuss and explore the story in greater depth.
Pajama Storytime
Meetings start up again in September!
Children and families are invited to come in their pajamas for stories, songs, snacks, and fun, led by early childhood education specialist Charity Kerrigan.
Free and open to all. Offered in partnership with the
Lennoxville & District Women’s Centre
Magic: The Gathering
Upcoming meetings:
On pause until the fall.
The group meets every second Friday for youth aged 11 and up.
Click here to sign up
ADULT ACTIVITIES
Follow the Library’s Facebook Events Page for the most up-to-date information, including cancellations and schedule changes.
Book Clubs (French & English)
Essences citoyennes – The Living Ideas Book Club (in French)
Reading to understand better, discussing to act better.
Essences citoyennes is a book club focused on environmental issues—a space for ongoing civic learning. It features powerful readings on contemporary challenges, enriching discussions with invited guests, and an accessible approach that encourages community engagement.
This project is led by Coralie Beaumont, PhD candidate at Université de Sherbrooke. Her research explores biodiversity governance through communication and information studies. A former science journalist, she is passionate about connecting research with public dialogue.
Fall 2026 Selection:
Ordures
Sign up:
Registration Form
English Book Club
Weekly meetings alternating between in-person and online.
Join on Zoom:
Click here to join
Upcoming Meetings:
Online (Zoom)
Meetings will resume in September
In Person
Meetings will resume in September
All are welcome to share a book they’ve enjoyed or simply listen.
To receive reminders:
coordo.bibliolen@gmail.com
View past books (English club)
Club de lecture (in French)
Next meeting :
Meetings resume in September
How to sign up :
Contact the library: coordo.bibliolen@gmail.com
819-562-4949
Voir les livres discutés (club français)
Both clubs follow a simple format: participants come ready to share and discuss one or more books they’ve recently read. All are welcome.
Are you an Anglophone looking to improve your French, or a Francophone hoping to practice your English? Both clubs welcome those who want to connect through literature in another language.