Free Drop In

Mushrooms and other fungi have captivated human imagination since the dawn of civilization, but how have they been portrayed in story? From the supernatural to quests for immortality and communion with the gods, this presentation will explore common themes in the representation of fungi in historical folklore and myth from around the world.

Presented in partnership with the Northern BC Mycological Society.

Adults | Free drop in
Thursday, April 25 | 6:30 - 7:30pm
NECHAKO BRANCH, in the Hart

Friday, April 12 | 3:00 - 5:30pm*
*Friends of the Library members only
Memberships are $5 cash, available at the door

-and-

Saturday, APRIL 13 | 10:00am - 2:30pm**
**everyone welcome

Books by cash donation
Bob Harkin Branch, downtown

Please bring your own bags!

Friday, April 12 | 3:00 - 5:30pm*
*Friends of the Library members only
Memberships are $5 cash, available at the door

-and-

Saturday, APRIL 13 | 10:00am - 2:30pm**
**everyone welcome

Books by cash donation
Bob Harkin Branch, downtown

Please bring your own bags!

Explore your rights as a renter! Join us for this free session that breaks down everything you need to know about being a tenant. We'll cover your rights, what you're responsible for, and how to sort out any issues that might come up in your tenancy. Presented in Partnership with The PG Urban Aboriginal Justice Society & the PG Community Legal Clinic.

ALL ABOUT TENANCY
Adults | Free drop in
Tuesday, March 26 | 6:00 - 7:30pm
Bob Harkins Branch, downtown

Learn about the CRA, update your CRA account, get assistance with the Canada Child Benefit, Disability Tax Credit, and GST. Visit with Service Canada to talk about Social Insurance Numbers, Employment Insurance, Pension Programs, and Canada Dental Care Plan Information and Attestations. Volunteers will also be here so you can also get your taxes done! Requirements: Simple tax situation and total income per individual $35,000 or less or total income per couple $45,000 or less.

Adults | Free Drop in
Wednesday, March 20 | 1:00 - 6:00pm
Bob Harkins Branch, downtown

Presented in partnership with the Canada Revenue Agency and Service Canada

Have you borrowed seeds from the Seed Library, but now need some help getting them started? Learn all about seed starting with the help of the Master Gardeners! Presentation is geared towards those new to the practice and will include the opportunity for Q&A. Two opportunities:

Saturday, March 9 | 2:00 - 3:30pm
Bob Harkins Branch, downtown

Saturday, March 23 | 2:00 - 3:30pm
Nechako Branch, in the Hart

Learn more about the Seed Library at https://www.pgpl.ca/events/seed-library-0

Learn about seed starting with the help of the Master Gardeners! Presentation is geared towards those new to the practice and will include the opportunity for Q&A. Two opportunities:

Saturday, March 9 | 2:00 - 3:30pm
Bob Harkins Branch, downtown

Saturday, March 23 | 2:00 - 3:30pm
Nechako Branch, in the Hart

Borrow, Grow, Return! Borrow seeds from either branch of the library by filling out a simple form, then take them home to grow your own herbs, vegetables, and flowers all summer long. In the fall, collect and return seeds to the library to restock next year's collection! View the 2024 Seed Catalogue here > https://www.ddbotgarden.bc.ca/uploads/seed_library/Seed%2520Library%2520....

Available during all regular open hours, at either branch of the library. Beginning March 9th, while supplies last.

For more information about the Community Seed Library, including Frequently Asked Questions, please visit https://www.ddbotgarden.bc.ca/seed-library.

Borrow, Grow, Return! Borrow seeds from either branch of the library by filling out a simple form, then take them home to grow your own herbs, vegetables, and flowers all summer long. In the fall, collect and return seeds to the library to restock next year's collection!

Available during all regular open hours, at either branch of the library. Beginning March 9th, while supplies last.

Borrow, Grow, Return! Borrow seeds from either branch of the library by filling out a simple form, then take them home to grow your own herbs, vegetables, and flowers all summer long. In the fall, collect and return seeds to the library to restock next year's collection!

Available during all regular open hours, at either branch of the library. Beginning March 9th, while supplies last.