What’s On: Programs & Events

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    Meet the Artist

    In this series, local artists talk about the artistic medium they work in and what inspires them.

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    It's Dinovember!

    Join us this month for dinosaur-themed programs for kids and teens!

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    Creative Aging

    Check out this series of programs exploring creativity and making connections with your community.

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Registered Programs

What’s On

Central Library

Rainbow Heroes

LGBTQ+, gender creative, or allied youth can engage in roleplay games and explore a world filled with powerful queer representation in this social youth group: a place
Crouch Library

Hamilton Road Gaming Group

A community gathering to play tabletop games - historical, fantasy and sci-fi miniatures, board games and card games. Drop in.
Children's Library

Chess for Kids (Ages 6+, under 10 with caregiver)

Learn the game and play against other kids. Facilitated by members of the London Chess Club. Parents of children under 10 must attend with their children.
Carson Library

Tatting, Anyone?

Drop in and help keep a dying but beautiful art form alive! London members of Fringe Element Tatters will demonstrate and teach the art of tatting to all those interest
Landon Library

Family Movie Time

Come and watch a movie with your friends and family at the Library! Please contact the branch for movie titles.
Children's Library

Art Studio (Ages 7+)

The Studio is open for self-directed creation with materials provided. Come prepared to get messy! Children 10 and under require adult supervision.
Central Library

Grit Uplifted Creative Writing Group

An open forum and support for people experiencing or having experienced homelessness, or at risk of homelessness. Learn creative expression and skill development. Drop
Cherryhill 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 t
East London Library

Family Movie Time

Come and watch a movie with your friends and family at the Library! Please contact the branch for movie titles.
Sherwood Library

Belong: An Inclusive Arts Experience for Children and Youth (Ages 11-14)

This is a collaborative program between the London Arts Council and Neighbourhood Resource Centres across London to bring a variety of art mediums to youth.
Central Library

Genealogy Drop-Ins

Need help doing genealogy? Learn tips & tricks at our in-person, one-hour sessions hosted by Ontario Ancestors. Share your own insights, too. It’s not all online; learn
Central Library

Meet the Artist: MEDIAH

Multidisciplinary artist MEDIAH talks about discovering your artistic language. Learn about local artists and the mediums in which they work at our monthly “Meet the Ar

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