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Special Programs
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Make Your Own Holiday Ornaments: Keswick Branch--Tuesday, December 12 |
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Make Your Own Holiday Ornaments Register on Eventbrite or at any GPL branch starting Tuesday, November 28 at noon to reserve your spot for this program. If you would like to join the waiting list, please email us. Join Mar Djordjevic from The Hands-On Learning Lounge for this fun and friendly crafting workshop. Create 3 personalized ornaments out of clay or wood slices with a variety of paint, ribbons, stencils, pre-cut Cricut decals, yarn, beads, and more! This program involves the use of glue guns and is most appropriate for adults. Program is generously sponsored by Friends of the Library. About the presenter: Mar Djordjevic is an interior designer and lover of all things crafty. She runs crafts and STEM programs for all ages through The Hands-On Learning Lounge. |
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Gingerbread Social: Pefferlaw Branch--Saturday, December 16 |
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Gingerbread Social Adults can celebrate the magic of the holiday season too! Drop in to Pefferlaw Branch to enjoy complimentary coffee, tea or hot chocolate, decorate gingerbread treats, and enjoy conversation with your friends and neighbours! |
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Caroling with Connors Music: Keswick Branch--Tuesday, December 19 |
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Keswick Branch Join Connors Music and GPL Staff for an evening of festive music, carols, and activities. |
Ongoing Programs
| Stroke Drop in Support Group: Peter Gzowski (Sutton) Branch--Wednesdays |
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Stroke Drop in Support Group Connect with other stroke survivors and their families. Learn about community and national organizations and resources available to stroke survivors and their families. Facilitator information: Ron LaCombe facilitates the Stroke Drop in Support Group. He had a stroke in 2012, and has had many people help him in his recovery to get to where he is today. For the last 10 years, he has been giving back to the community. He continues to pass on what he learned from volunteering in numerous research projects and getting involved in stroke advocacy committees. His goal is to be able to help give individuals the tools and supports they need to give them a chance to live their best lives possible after a stroke. Ron is a trained facilitator with March of Dimes, and the co-chair for Toronto Stroke Networks Patient and Family Advisory Council. For more information about the support group, please contact Ron at ron.srs@bell.net. |
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Enterprising Careers - A Career Exploration Program: Thursday, until December 14 |
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Enterprising Careers - A Career Exploration Program Our Enterprising Careers program is a career exploration program for female identifying individuals 18 years and older to:
Program participants will have access to one-on-one coaching sessions with their facilitator and network events with special guest speakers. After successful completion of the program, participants will receive a $50.00 Winners gift card. Ideal for those who are underemployed, planning to return to the workforce, or are looking for more fulfillment in their job and/or career direction. About Women’s Centre of York Region: Using a strengths-based, trauma-informed feminist approach, the Women's Centre of York Region provides opportunities, support, and resources to all persons who identify as women on their journey of self-discovery and empowerment. We offer unique programming and services that address a range of circumstances, to women who are in need of positive change. |
| Pins and Needles Corner: Peter Gzowski (Sutton) Branch--First Wednesday every month |
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Pins and Needles Corner Join us on the first Wednesday of the month to connect with other crafters. All knitters, crocheters, and quilters at all skill levels welcome! Work on your current project while chatting with other textile crafters. |
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CMHA at Georgina Public Library: Keswick Branch--Third Wednesday every month |
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Keswick Branch Connect with a staff member from CMHA (Canadian Mental Health Association) to learn about employment, case management, mental health, and justice resources available to you in the community. About CMHA: CMHA, York Region Branch, was founded in 1984 and is dedicated to improving the quality of life for people with mental illness. We help people learn how to maintain their mental health, look for and identify the signs of mental illness, and get help and support when they need it. Through several locations across York Region and South Simcoe, we provide a wide range of services to assist individuals with their recovery. Our multi-disciplinary team of professionals are dedicated to assisting people achieve their optimum level of mental health. |
| Social Services Support with York Region: Peter Gzowski (Sutton) Branch--Wednesdays |
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Peter Gzowski (Sutton) Branch Connect with a York Region Outreach Team member to find out about community partners and services. Obtain information on housing, financial and legal support, and employment resources in your area. Presented in partnership with York Region. |
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Social Services Support with York Region: Keswick Branch--Wednesdays |
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Keswick Branch Connect with a York Region Outreach Team member to find out about community partners and services. Obtain information on housing, financial and legal support, and employment resources in your area. Presented in partnership with York Region. |
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English Conversation Circle for Newcomers: Keswick Branch--Wednesdays |
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Keswick Branch Practice your English, connect with your community, and share your settlement experiences with other newcomers to Canada. Program is provided by Welcome Centre Immigrant Services Mobile Unit. |
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Pins and Needles Corner: Peter Gzowski (Sutton) Branch--Saturdays |
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Peter Gzowski (Sutton) Branch Join us on Saturdays to connect with other crafters. All knitters, crocheters, and quilters at all skill levels welcome! Work on your current project while chatting with other textile crafters. |
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