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Event Series Poetry Circle

Poetry Circle

First Credit Union Community Room

A shared creative space for poetry with Amira Abouelalla. A place for listening, connecting, and being inspired...and of course, POETRY! First Credit Union Community Room, on the last Thursday of the month, drop-in. About Amira Abouelalla Amira is from Toronto, Ontario where she was born and raised until the age of 12. That same year, […]

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Event Series ASL Story Hour for Kids

ASL Story Hour for Kids (RESCHEDULED)

First Credit Union Community Room

Sorry! The April ASL Story Hour has been RESCHEDULED. Please join us for our next session May 27! Join deaf storyteller and ASL Specialist Heidi Feenstra and Children's Services Coordinator Sonia Zagwyn for an enchanting storytelling experience presented in both American Sign Language and English. We warmly welcome all school-aged children and their families. For […]

Event Series After School Prime Time

After School Prime Time

First Credit Union Community Room

Primary grades K+ are invited to unwind and connect through play in this weekly afterschool drop-in featuring a cool collection of low-tech, high-interest play and crafting resources. This program is best suited for children ages 5+. Adult supervision is required. Full details below: Children are an important part of the community the library serves and […]

Life with Dave and Gail “Memories”

First Credit Union Community Room

Local writers Dave Harper and Gail Fennell will share their new memoir about growing up in Townsite and Salmon Arm and sharing 51 years of circumstances, laughter and a few tears. For information contact Mark at mmerlino@prpl.ca

Medicinal Plants of the qathet Region – Part 2

First Credit Union Community Room

Professional herbalist and author Todd Caldecott will identify and discuss the properties and clinical uses of some key medicinal herbs found in our region. For information contact Mark at mmerlino@prpl.ca

Event Series After School Prime Time

After School Prime Time

First Credit Union Community Room

Primary grades K+ are invited to unwind and connect through play in this weekly afterschool drop-in featuring a cool collection of low-tech, high-interest play and crafting resources. This program is best suited for children ages 5+. Adult supervision is required. Full details below: Children are an important part of the community the library serves and […]

Death Calls – A Coroner’s Memoir

First Credit Union Community Room

Retired consultant physician and former Powell River coroner Dr. Robert Crossland will present his new memoir with stories from more than one hundred sudden death investigations. Saturday May 11, 2pm at the Library - For information contact Mark at mmerlino@prpl.ca

Event Series After School Prime Time

After School Prime Time

First Credit Union Community Room

Primary grades K+ are invited to unwind and connect through play in this weekly afterschool drop-in featuring a cool collection of low-tech, high-interest play and crafting resources. This program is best suited for children ages 5+. Adult supervision is required. Full details below: Children are an important part of the community the library serves and […]

Event Series After School Prime Time

After School Prime Time

First Credit Union Community Room

Primary grades K+ are invited to unwind and connect through play in this weekly afterschool drop-in featuring a cool collection of low-tech, high-interest play and crafting resources. This program is best suited for children ages 5+. Adult supervision is required. Full details below: Children are an important part of the community the library serves and […]

Event Series ASL Story Hour for Kids

ASL Story Hour for Kids

First Credit Union Community Room

Join deaf storyteller and ASL Specialist Heidi Feenstra and Children's Services Coordinator Sonia Zagwyn for an enchanting storytelling experience presented in both American Sign Language and English. We warmly welcome all school-aged children and their families. For more information about ASL programs and resources in our region, email: asl.program@gov.bc.ca