What’s On: Programs & Events

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    Registered Programs

    Mark your calendar! Some summer programs require registration in advance. You can find and register for these programs on our Eventbrite page. Registration opens one week before the program date.

    Find Registered Programs
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    Inspiring Creativity

    Enjoy free arts programs designed for those 55 years+ at library locations across the City, starting this June.

    Explore Creative Age Programs
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  • Photo of five young adult volunteers standing together in the library and wearing bright tshirts that say Reading Rocks and

    Volunteer Fair July 15

    Talk to representatives from organizations across London to learn about a variety of volunteer opportunities. Drop by Central Library from 10am-2pm. For adults and students.

    Find Chess for Kids
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  • Photo of two young girls lying on a rug in the Library and paging through a picture book. Beside them lies a small St. John Therapy Dog.

    Dog Tales

    Shy readers 7-13 years old can drop in and practice reading to a St. John Ambulance Therapy Dog.

    Find Dog Tales
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  • Photo of a Lulzbot mini 3D printer on a cart in the Library with various tools.

    Intro to 3D Printing

    Learn how 3D printing works and how to submit 3D printing files to the Library.

    Register for 3D Printing
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Find Registered Programs on our Eventbrite Page

Registered Programs

What’s On

Children's Library

Storytime: Drop In (Ages 1+)

Drop in for stories, songs, rhymes and more! Children will learn sounds, letters and new words while developing a lifelong love of learning. Stay afterwards to play an
Central Library

Music Mondays with Connor Morand

Join us for a series of free lunch time concerts covering an array of musical genres, in the Central Reading Garden (or, in case of rain, the Library Commons) featuring
Central Library

Music Mondays with Connor Morand

Join us for a series of free lunch time concerts covering an array of musical genres, in the Central Reading Garden (or, in case of rain, the Library Commons) featuring
Central Library

Music Mondays with Connor Morand

Join us for a series of free lunch time concerts covering an array of musical genres, in the Central Reading Garden (or, in case of rain, the Library Commons) featuring
Central Library

Music Mondays with Connor Morand

Join us for a series of free lunch time concerts covering an array of musical genres, in the Central Reading Garden (or, in case of rain, the Library Commons) featuring
Central Library

Music Mondays with Connor Morand

Join us for a series of free lunch time concerts covering an array of musical genres, in the Central Reading Garden (or, in case of rain, the Library Commons) featuring
Children's Library

Curious Connections (birth-age 6)

Enjoy this playgroup that uses loose parts to encourage mindful play, exploration, and curiosity. In partnership with EarlyON Child & Family Centres, Chldreach, LUSO o
Central Library

Volunteer Tech Tutor

A volunteer Tech Tutor is available to assist library users with questions about Word, Excel, PowerPoint, e-mail or computer basics. Please call the location ahead of
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Information Session for READ

Does your child in grades 1-7 struggle with reading? London Public Library’s READ Program (Reading Enjoyment and Development) has been helping struggling and reluctant
Children's Library

Monday Night Art Club (Ages 10+)

Explore different printmaking techniques during this six-week program. Participants will design a small portfolio of work over the duration of the program. Must be able
Central Library

Gay Guys Book Club

Join us as we discuss a diverse range of books, from classics to new releases. Our meetups include some book talk and some socializing, as well as discussion around the
Central Library

English Reading Group--All Levels

Practice your English by reading with others and discussing your ideas about what you've read. Participants (Ages 18+) are encouraged to have minimum CLB 4. Reading mat

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