Both branches of PGPL will be CLOSED on Tuesday, September 30, for National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
Interlibrary loan service is currently unavailable due to the Canada Post strike.
Have an older phone, tablet, or computer and don’t know if it can still be useful?
Want to learn how to use your current technology?
Looking to repurpose or recycle your old technology but don't know how to clear the confidential data?
Want assistance with the secure use of your device?
Bring your technology to the Prince George Public Library and get assistance, assessment, and potential repairs.
What to bring:
- device(s)
- power/charging cables
- passwords
- questions!
PGPL does not guarantee results for any program in which community experts and volunteers provide repair services.
TECHNOLOGY HELP DESK
Adults | Free limited drop in
Saturday, Sept 13, 27 & Oct 11, 25
1:00 - 2:00 pm
Bob Harkins Branch, downtown
Target Audience:
Adults (19+)
Seniors (55+)
Accessibility Information:
What to Expect:
● Takes place indoors in a comfortable public space
● Accessible and inclusive washrooms are available by taking the elevator or stairs to the main level
● Participants can sit in comfortable chairs or stand
● Electronic screens, bright colours, and/or reflective surfaces
It's important that our programs are accessible for everyone. We offer sensory materials for youth including wiggle cushions, ear defenders, and fidget toys at the main service desk—you do not need a library card.
Our branches are fully accessible. Bob Harkins Branch has an elevator; Nechako Branch is on one level. If you have any questions about accessibility or need accommodations, please email ask@pgpl.ca with the program title and your question, or call us at 250-563-9251 ext. 100.
School District 57 and the Prince George Public library are partnering to host the Early Years Fair. This is a family event highlighting community resources for young children and their parents. Come and learn about educational, recreational, wellness and lifestyle resources in our community. The fair will begin right after Storytime, drop in and stay for as long as you like.
Community agencies include Northern Health, SD57, Childcare Resource and Referral, Child Development Center, PGNFC, Aboriginal Infant & Family Development Program, and others!
EARLY YEARS FAIR
Ages 0 - 5 | Free drop in
Saturday, Sep 13*
10:45 am - 1:30 pm
Bob Harkins Branch, downtown:
*This will begin right after Storytime!
Target Audience:
Babies (0-12 months)
Preschool Age (0-5 years)
Families
Accessibility Information:
What to expect:
● Takes place indoors in a busy, crowded space
● The lighting is adjustable
● Accessible and inclusive washrooms are available nearby
● Participants can sit on the floor or in chairs
● Participants may leave the room at any time
● Sudden or loud sounds
● Electronic screens, bright colours, and/or reflective surfaces
It's important that our programs are accessible for everyone. We offer sensory materials for youth including wiggle cushions, ear defenders, and fidget toys at the main service desk—you do not need a library card.
Our branches are fully accessible. Bob Harkins Branch has an elevator; Nechako Branch is on one level. If you have any questions about accessibility or need accommodations, please email ask@pgpl.ca with the program title and your question, or call us at 250-563-9251 ext. 100.
Don your best Sherlock Holmes and join us in watching "Knives Out!"
Love Murder Mysteries? Check out Clue at Theatre Northwest!
SLEUTH & SCREEN
Adults | Free drop in
Thursday, Sep 11
5:30 - 7:30 pm
Bob Harkins Branch, downtown
Target Audience:
Adults (19+)
Seniors (55+)
Accessibility Information:
What to expect:
● Takes place indoors in a quiet, comfortable space
● The lighting is adjustable
● Accessible and inclusive washrooms are available nearby
● Participants can sit in chairs or stand
● Electronic screens, bright colours, and/or reflective surfaces
It's important that our programs are accessible for everyone. We offer sensory materials for youth including wiggle cushions, ear defenders, and fidget toys at the main service desk—you do not need a library card. Our branches are fully accessible. Bob Harkins Branch has an elevator; Nechako Branch is on one level. If you have any questions about accessibility or need accommodations, please email ask@pgpl.ca with the program title and your question, or call us at 250-563-9251 ext. 100.
Join us for our monthly Dungeons & Dragons Night! This event is exclusively for adults, perfect for seasoned adventurers and complete beginners alike. Drop in and embark on epic quests, solve ancient mysteries, and forge unforgettable stories in a relaxed, welcoming environment. Our friendly Dungeon Master and players will guide newcomers through the basics while experienced players can jump right into thrilling campaigns. Bring your dice, your imagination, and a sense of adventure for an evening of camaraderie and fun. No prior experience needed—just your enthusiasm!
This campaign is drop-in friendly. We will be using the 2024 5th Edition Player's Handbook and Dungeon Master's Guide.
Limited drop-in.
What you may bring (not required):
-Water bottle
-Pre-made character sheet at level 1
-D&D dice
-Character figurine
DICE & DESTINY
Adults | Free limited drop in
Wednesday, Sep 10 & Oct 8
5:00 - 7:30 pm
Bob Harkins Branch, downtown
Accessibility Information:
What to expect:
● Takes place indoors in a quiet, comfortable space
● The lighting is adjustable
● Accessible and inclusive washrooms are available nearby
● Participants can sit in chairs or stand
● Electronic screens, bright colours, and/or reflective surfaces
● Background music played at a low volume
It's important that our programs are accessible for everyone. We offer sensory materials for youth including wiggle cushions, ear defenders, and fidget toys at the main service desk—you do not need a library card.
Our branches are fully accessible. Bob Harkins Branch has an elevator; Nechako Branch is on one level. If you have any questions about accessibility or need accommodations, please email ask@pgpl.ca with the program title and your question, or call us at 250-563-9251 ext. 100.
Join harm reduction staff from Northern Health and learn how to use Naloxone correctly.
Kits will be available to take after the training.
NAXOLONE TRAINING
Adults | Free drop in
6:00 - 7:30 pm
Two opportunities:
Bob Harkins Branch, downtown;
Tuesday, Sept 9
Nechako Branch, in the Hart:
Thursday, Oct 9
Target Audience:
Adults (19+)
Seniors (55+)
Accessibility Information:
What to Expect:
● Takes place indoors in a quiet, comfortable space
● Accessible and all-gender washrooms are available nearby
● Participants can sit in comfortable chairs or stand
● Discussion may include sensitive subjects such as addiction, grief, etc.
● Participants may leave the room at any time
It's important that our programs are accessible for everyone. We offer sensory materials for youth including wiggle cushions, ear defenders, and fidget toys at the main service desk—you do not need a library card.
Our branches are fully accessible. Bob Harkins Branch has an elevator; Nechako Branch is on one level. If you have any questions about accessibility or need accommodations, please email ask@pgpl.ca with the program title and your question, or call us at 250-563-9251 ext. 100.
Join harm reduction staff from Northern Health and learn how to use Naloxone correctly.
Kits will be available to take after the training.
NAXOLONE TRAINING
Adults | Free drop in
6:00 - 7:30 pm
Two opportunities:
Bob Harkins Branch, downtown;
Tuesday, Sept 9
Nechako Branch, in the Hart:
Thursday, Oct 9
Target Audience:
Adults (19+)
Seniors (55+)
Accessibility Information:
What to Expect:
● Takes place indoors in a quiet, comfortable space
● Accessible and all-gender washrooms are available nearby
● Participants can sit in comfortable chairs or stand
● Discussion may include sensitive subjects such as addiction, grief, etc.
● Participants may leave the room at any time
It's important that our programs are accessible for everyone. We offer sensory materials for youth including wiggle cushions, ear defenders, and fidget toys at the main service desk—you do not need a library card.
Our branches are fully accessible. Bob Harkins Branch has an elevator; Nechako Branch is on one level. If you have any questions about accessibility or need accommodations, please email ask@pgpl.ca with the program title and your question, or call us at 250-563-9251 ext. 100.
Are you looking for resources to help you support someone struggling with addiction? Smart Recovery Family and Friends provides concerned significant others the tools they need to effectively support their loved one, without supporting the addictive behavior. These tools also help Family & Friends better cope with their loved one’s situation and regain their peace of mind.
In partnership with Foundry Prince George: www.foundrybc.ca/princegeorge
Description provided by Smart Recovery.
SMART RECOVERY: FAMILY & FRIENDS
Adults | Free drop in
2nd and 4th Tuesday, Sep 9*, 23 & Oct 14, 28
5:00 - 6:30pm
Bob Harkins Branch, downtown
*Sep 9, from 5:30 to 7:30 pm - Workshop
Please note that space is limited and will be based on first come, first served.
Target Audience:
Adults (19+)
Seniors (55+)
Accessibility Information:
What to Expect
● Takes place indoors in a quiet, comfortable space
● The lighting is adjustable
● Accessible and all-gender washrooms are available nearby
● Participants can sit in comfortable chairs or stand
● Semi-private space
● Discussion may include sensitive subjects such as addiction, grief, etc.
● Participants may leave the room at any time
It's important that our programs are accessible for everyone. We offer sensory materials for youth including wiggle cushions, ear defenders, and fidget toys at the main service desk—you do not need a library card.
Our branches are fully accessible. Bob Harkins Branch has an elevator; Nechako Branch is on one level. If you have any questions about accessibility or need accommodations, please email ask@pgpl.ca with the program title and your question, or call us at 250-563-9251 ext. 100.
Are you looking for resources to help you support someone struggling with addiction? Smart Recovery Family and Friends provides concerned significant others the tools they need to effectively support their loved one, without supporting the addictive behavior. These tools also help Family & Friends better cope with their loved one’s situation and regain their peace of mind.
In partnership with Foundry Prince George: www.foundrybc.ca/princegeorge
Description provided by Smart Recovery.
SMART RECOVERY: FAMILY & FRIENDS
Adults | Free drop in
2nd and 4th Tuesday, Sep 9*, & Oct 14, 28
5:00 - 6:30pm
Bob Harkins Branch, downtown
*Sep 9, from 5:30 to 7:30 pm - Workshop
Please note that space is limited and will be based on first come, first serve.
Target Audience:
Adults (19+)
Seniors (55+)
Accessibility Information:
What to Expect
● Takes place indoors in a quiet, comfortable space
● The lighting is adjustable
● Accessible and all-gender washrooms are available nearby
● Participants can sit in comfortable chairs or stand
● Semi-private space
● Discussion may include sensitive subjects such as addiction, grief, etc.
● Participants may leave the room at any time
It's important that our programs are accessible for everyone. We offer sensory materials for youth including wiggle cushions, ear defenders, and fidget toys at the main service desk—you do not need a library card.
Our branches are fully accessible. Bob Harkins Branch has an elevator; Nechako Branch is on one level. If you have any questions about accessibility or need accommodations, please email ask@pgpl.ca with the program title and your question, or call us at 250-563-9251 ext. 100.
Get together with other ukulele 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 ukuleles at the library if you don't have one!
UKULELE JAM SESSION
Adults | Free drop in
Tuesday, Sep 9, 23 & Oct 7, 21
4:30 - 5:30 pm
Bob Harkins Branch, downtown
Target Audience:
Adults (19+)
Seniors (55+)
Accessibility Information:
What to Expect:
● Takes place indoors in a comfortable space
● The lighting is adjustable
● Accessible washrooms are available nearby
● Participants can sit in comfortable chairs or stand
● Music played at a moderate volume
It's important that our programs are accessible for everyone. We offer sensory materials for youth including wiggle cushions, ear defenders, and fidget toys at the main service desk—you do not need a library card.
Our branches are fully accessible. Bob Harkins Branch has an elevator; Nechako Branch is on one level. If you have any questions about accessibility or need accommodations, please email ask@pgpl.ca with the program title and your question, or call us at 250-563-9251 ext. 100.
Do you feel alone in your journey against chronic pain and would like to share experiences with others who are facing the same challenges? Our Chronic Condition Support Group is a community social group where people with any chronic condition can come together to socialize, connect, and learn from each other.
CHRONIC CONDITION SUPPORT GROUP
Adults | Free drop in
Tuesday, Sep 9 & Oct 7
1:00 - 2:00pm
Nechako Branch, in the Hart
Target Audience:
Adults (19+)
Seniors (55+)
Accessibility Information:
What to Expect
● Takes place indoors in a quiet, comfortable space
● The lighting in the room is bright and is not adjustable
● Accessible washrooms are available nearby
● Participants can sit in comfortable chairs or stand
It's important that our programs are accessible for everyone. We offer sensory materials for youth including wiggle cushions, ear defenders, and fidget toys at the main service desk—you do not need a library card.
Our branches are fully accessible. Bob Harkins Branch has an elevator; Nechako Branch is on one level. If you have any questions about accessibility or need accommodations, please email ask@pgpl.ca with the program title and your question, or call us at 250-563-9251 ext. 100.
