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CHILDREN’S ACTIVITIES
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SATURDAY MORNING KIDS ACTIVITIES
Weekly kids Saturday Morning Kids Activities
Join us anytime between 10am and 12:30 pm for stories and activities in both languages for kids ages 3-10.
Our regular Saturday kids’ activities will run through December 20, and will resume on January 3.
Children’s Author Talk – Nathan Christopher
Friday, December 19, 9:30-11:30 a.m.
Kids and their families are invited to join us at the library for a live virtual visit with picture-book author Nathan Christopher, creator of When Santa Wrote Back. Come enjoy a funny, engaging story time, and bring your questions—Nathan will be happy to answer them.
MAKER SPACE FOR HOMESCHOOL FAMILIES
Two groups meeting every second Wednesday, 10am -12pm
Makerspace meetings will start up again late October
A creative space for homeschooling families! Explore STEAM activities in a fun, hands-on collaborative learning environment. Our target age is 6-11, but we will work to accommodate younger siblings. Our space allows for 5-8 participants per meeting.
Click here to register and/or to let us know more about your needs and expectations about this project.
Once we have received your inscription, we will contact you to propose dates. Thanks to the Townshippers Foundation for supporting our Makerspace Activities
FAMILY BOOK CLUB (in English)
Wednesday, January 28th, 2026 6:30-8:30pm
Kids and parents are invited to come join a fun and informal meetup that is geared to spark excitement about books and reading. There will be games and activities, and participants will be invited to share what they’ve been reading recently.
Every other month, kids and parents are invited to read a selected work of middle grade fiction together, and then gather at the library to talk about it as a group, and dig deeper into the story and share insights and ideas.
More details here.
PAJAMA STORYTIME
Next Meeting: February 6th, 6pm
Kids 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.
DUNGEONS AND DRAGONS
One Thursday a month: Multi month campaign for teens ages 11-15.
Next Meetings:
Thursday, January 8th, 6-8pm
Our group is currently full.
Click here to be placed on the waiting list
PLEASE make sure that your child is signed up before showing up to the activity.
MAGIC THE GATHERING
Upcoming Meetings:
Friday, December 12th, 5:30-7:30pm
Meetings every 2nd Friday for kids 11 and up. Click here to sign up.
ADULT ACTIVITIES
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BOOK CLUBS In French and 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 experts, and an accessible approach that supports community engagement.
This project is created and led by Coralie Beaumont, a PhD candidate at Université de Sherbrooke. Her interdisciplinary research focuses on biodiversity governance from an information and communication perspective. A former science journalist and communicator, Coralie is passionate about bridging science and public dialogue.
Winter 2026 : Un sacrifice tout naturel : les ratés de la protection de la biodiversité au Québec
Meeting: January 2026, date to be determined.
Book copies: We plan to provide a few copies of the book as needed. If you would like to borrow one, you’ll be able to let us know in the sign-up form.
Goals: Deepen understanding, ask questions, foster dialogue, and build bridges between citizens, research, and public action.
Coming up:
Spring 2026: Ordures! Journal d’un vidangeur – a look into waste management and public services.
Summer 2026: Participants vote between three book choices.