View previous item Library Talks - Events - Reusable TD Summer Reading Club 2022 – Info Page – July 2022 (v4) While You Wait for Nosy Parker - Staff List - Aug 2022 Volunteer This Fall - September 1 Express Yourself - Events - Reusable View next item Item 1 of 5 View item 1, selected View item 2 View item 3 View item 4 View item 5 Events Jul 1 Teen Summer Reading Bingo Jul 1st | 12:00am - Aug 31st | 12:00am Cole Harbour Public Library Jul 4 BookTok Summer Challenges Jul 4th | 12:00am - Sep 4th | 12:00am Online Event Jul 31 The Sunroom: Jewish Artists in Nova Scotia Jul 31st | 12:00am - Sep 4th | 12:00am Central Library Aug 4 Don't You Want Me Photo Exhibit Aug 4th | 12:00am - Aug 31st | 12:00am Central Library View more events Community Spotlight View previous item The Walrus Talks: Reconnecting Arts & Literature Professionals from across the industry share how the pandemic has changed the way they relate to their sector, stories, and audiences. Don't You Want Me Photo Exhibit at the Library Through summer and fall, view this global social impact photography project, showing the bond between queer and trans folks and rescue dogs. On the Back Plaza Pop by as we pop up with interactive, sunshiney, artistic (and messy!), and social events on the beautiful Back Plaza. Here's what's on. Community Art Displays at the Library This Month When it comes to the arts, Nova Scotia is spoiled for talent. We're pleased to feature local art in many of our Library spaces each month. 2022-23 Artist & Innovator in Residence: Christine Hempel Design with Nature, Design with LEGO, and meet Library Artist and Innovator in Residence, Christine Hempel. View next item Item 1 of 5 View item 1, selected View item 2 View item 3 View item 4 View item 5 Featured Content Acadian History and Culture Free Rapid Test Kits Are Available—While Daily Supplies Last Aug 12 The Skeleton Dance Chef Biographies for Fans of The Bear Volunteers Needed: Home Delivery Program at Alderney Gate Online Resources Explore Staff Picks Browse staff picks, new titles, and more Newcomers Business & Careers Local & Family History Beyond Books Accessibility Adults Teens Kids
