Free Drop In

Stop by the Keith Gordon Room from February 1 -28 to view pieces by teen artists from Prince George and the Regional District of Fraser Fort George. Prizes will be awarded in the following categories: Most Original, Best use of Materials, People's Choice, Best Overall and Social Commentary. Prizes Courtesy of the Kiwanis Club of Prince George.

Artist Celebration:

Saturday, February 23, from 1:00-3:30pm gather to celebrate teen artists in our community and acknowledge the category winners.

This project is brought to you in partnership with the Prince George & District Community Arts Council.

All Ages.

Try your hand at a variety of tabletop games at the library. All experience levels welcome! Bring your own decks for MtG, Pokemon, or Yu-Gi-Oh.

Bring your little ones in their pajamas for stories, rhymes, and songs just before bedtime.

Relax at the library with your little ones. Stories, songs and rhymes to help you warm up on a chilly winter day.

Bring your lunch to the library and participate in an interactive panel discussion about Women, Leadership and Power. Brought to you in partnership with the Inspiring Women Among Us Celebration.

Featuring research by Noelle Pepin on how binary coding language and loom beading can be combined to honour both Western and Indigenous traditions. Brought to you in partnership with the Inspiring Women Among Us Celebration.

Hunting can be a family affair! Join hunter Ray Harpur to talk about hunting with kids. Learn about safety, hear stories from the field, and swap tips. For all ages.

Celebrate the upcoming release of “fantastic Beasts: Crimes of Grindlewald!” Help us find all of Newt’s Creatures, show off your knowledge of the wizarding world and dress in your best magical outfits.

Half an hour of songs and rhymes, followed by time to visit. Please allow this to be a special time for you and your baby (up to 11 months). 

Local Author Sage Birchwater shares stories and images from his book “Chilcotin Chronicles” , and discusses the importance of inclusivity in local history. Brought to you in partnership with the P.G Heritage Commission.