Newcomers

Newcomers

Newcomers

Sensory-Accessible Concerts with Cecilia Concerts

Monthly, First Sunday of the Month
Designed to be welcoming and accessible for autistic, neurodivergent, and intellectually disabled community members and their families.

Celebrating the Winter Solstice

Leah explores the Winter Solstice across cultures, light-filled traditions, and shares ways to embrace winter with curiosity and community.

Annual Report 2024-25

Your Library, Your Neighbourhood. Join us for a road trip across Halifax Public Libraries: Read our 2024-25 Annual Report.

Sharing Newsletter

Written and designed by members of the English Conversation Group at Keshen Goodman Public Library, Sharing is a newsletter filled with insights and information from newcomers to newcomers. Each issue focuses on a topic that will help newcomers navigate the unique experiences of living in Halifax.

Newcomers

Sharing: How to Keep Your Home Warm & Your Wallet Full

In this issue, read tips from former newcomers about what they keep warm in the winter. Plus, enjoy a quiz and learning about Bluenosers.

Sharing: Reading Job Descriptions

In this issue, newcomers share their top 3 steps to understanding a job description. Plus, enjoy a spotlight on clothing as well as a quiz.

Sharing Newsletter: Summer Planning

In this issue, explore ideas to help you plan an unforgettable family outing in Nova Scotia. Plus, browse useful links, recipes, and more!

Sharing: Buying a House in Nova Scotia

In this issue, learn what steps to take on your way to buying a new home. Plus, enjoy a feature on Maude Lewis, a quiz, and useful links.

Polish Fiction

Honour Polish Heritage Month and immerse yourself in novels set in Poland or crafted by its talented writers.

Know Your Vote: Election Reading List

Know Your Vote is a Library collection of information to support you in preparing for a municipal, provincial, or federal election.

World Refugee Day: Children's Books

Recognize World Refugee Day with children’s books that reflect the experiences and stories of refugees.

Asian Heritage: Middle Grade Reads

Celebrate Asian Heritage Month with stories that bring rich cultural insights from Asian Canadian authors.
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