Free Drop In

Join Masters student Jennifer Landrey as she leads this workshop to help develop your Non-fiction writing skills.

It’ll be a mix of discussion, mini-lecture, and lots of fun exercises to get people writing.

Zoom Meeting ID: 826 3562 7722
Passcode: 948874

Play with found materials, which will be supplied, and make art that makes no garbage, except what was thrown away to begin with.

Play with found materials, which will be supplied, and make art that makes no garbage, except what was thrown away to begin with.

Get together with other ukelele players and learn to play some fun popular songs. Chord and lyric sheets will be provided and beginners are welcome. We even have a few ukeleles at the library if you don't have one.

A welcoming space for parents and their babies to come together and interact through activities and socializing.

Instructor Tom Hynd will lead participants through a Tai Chi form originally developed as a restorative practice for people living with arthritis. Can be done seated or standing.

Instructor Tom Hynd will lead participants through a Tai Chi form originally developed as a restorative practice for people living with arthritis. Can be done seated or standing.

Join a PGPL staff member and other families for a half hour of stories, songs, and movement. Space is limited.

This exhibit explores the experiences of Survivors of the Sixties Scoop. Indigenous children were taken from their families - often by force. They were fostered and/or adopted into non-Indigenous homes, away from their communities, and placed across the globe.

Children ages 5-9 can track their summer reading, join us for weekly activities, and enter to win great prizes with the 2022 Summer Reading Program!