Intended for adults and seniors.
Hosted at Main Branch.
Advanved registration required.

The title says it all! Ken Brown will lead us through an informative and entertaining look at the autumn gardening season.

Suitable for all ages.
Hosted at the Makerspace @ McLean Branch.
Drop-in.

Celebrate great minds from the LGBTQIA community and the incredible advances they’ve made in science, tech, engineering, and math! In the Makerspace, make a bracelet, and in the Library, enjoy activities and stories.

Appropriate for seniors.
Hosted at the Makerspace @ McLean Branch.
Advanced registration required.

Appropriate for seniors.
Hosted at the Makerspace @ McLean Branch.
Advanced registration required.

Suitable for all ages.
Hosted at the Makerspace @ McLean Branch.
Drop-in.

Come into the Makerspace to see how our equipment can help you with your accessibility needs. From 3D printed grip aids to bottle openers, see how our resources can help you.

Presented in partnership with Makers Making Change.

Appropriate for tweens/teens ages 13-19.
Hosted at the Makerspace @ McLean Branch.
Advanced registration required.

Learn basic sewing machine skills from Senior volunteers as you create a simple drawstring pouch that’s great for storing all kinds of things.

Great for children and families!
Hosted at Main Branch.
Drop-in, space is limited.

Meet an amazing assortment of scaly and fantastic creatures from Reptilia at this presentation that will wow, entertain, and educate all at the same time!

Great for children and families!
Main Branch.
Drop-in.

Craft: 10:00–10:30
Movie: 10:30–12:30

October 11: If
A young girl who goes through a difficult experience begins to see everyone's imaginary friends who have been left behind as their real-life friends have grown up. Rated PG

November 1: The Lego Movie

Intended for children in grades 5-8.
Hosted at Main Branch.
Advanced registration required. Registration is for all three weeks.

This initiative is designed to spark interest in STEM among young Black girls through hands-on activities and mentorship from Black female STEM students. The club seeks to break down barriers and stereotypes, fostering confidence, a sense of belonging, and the aspiration to pursue STEM careers. Presented in partnership with the Congress of Black Women of Canada Ajax/Pickering Chapter.

Great for families!
Hosted at Main Branch.
Advanced registration required.

Discover coding as a family with fun challenges offered via Scratch, a free online resource for coders of all experience levels. We focus on beginners, but all skill levels are welcome. If you think you may want to save your Scratch projects, please create an account at https://scratch.mit.edu before the event and make sure you are signed in when you join us.