Princess Amelia’s 240th birthday feted with Royal Procession Aug. 5
We’ve had an exciting summer at the library so far! Ezra M. was named our first Impressive Reader. As part of the TD Summer Reading Club we’re encouraging all readers…
Inside The Library
Technology & Makerspace at Picton Branch remains a hub of activity
The technology & makerspace area at the Picton Branch Library is a hub of activity. Now we’ve moved into the newly built space, we’re able to return to a regular…
Summer a great time for young readers to crack a book
Summer is a great time to encourage the children in your life to read. Without the pressure of school, it’s an opportunity to embrace reading for the love of it…
PA Day events scheduled in Picton, Wellington
Today we have two exciting PA Day events for children. At 11 a.m., the Paddling puppeteer will present The Big History Mystery at the Picton Branch Library. Join Glen as…
Drop by to see new Picton branch expansion
On Saturday, May 13, the library “Swing into the Future” gala was held in the new Sergeant’s Mess Hall at Base 31. It was a beautiful night with music, food…
Picton branch taking shape after renovations
We had a very exciting week at the Picton Branch of the Library! On Tuesday, May 2,Library CEO Barbara Sweet, Joanna Howard and I were able to begin moving the…
Former NWT Premier and Dene Elder Kakfwi to speak in Picton May 9
Stephen Kakfwi is a Dene Elder and the former Premier of the Northwest Territories. Thanks to a connection with Library Board Member and Councillor Bill Roberts, he will visit the…
Youth programming on the rise at Picton branch
One of the most exciting parts of the soon-to open Picton Branch Library will be an improved space for teens. The public library is a welcoming place for everyone, and…
New section at Picton branch set to open
It’s an exciting time at the library! In the next month or so, we anticipate moving into the new section at the Picton Branch Library. Then we’ll move out of…
In person County Reads event returns April 20
We are so excited that this year’s County Reads Debate will take place in person on Thursday, April 20 at 7 p.m. at St. Mary Magdalene Church. Four brave locals…