Join artist Antoinette “Cookie” Bortolon as she instructs a live step by step paint on canvas class. This class is for all skill levels and supplies will be provided. September will feature a Wild Asters
piece. Registration required.

Join us on Truth and Reconciliation Day, September 30, 2021, for a presentation and Q&A session. We will be joined Irene Goodwin and Teresa Edwards from Legacy of Hope Foundation (LHF). Irene is a Survivor of the Indian Day School System and they both are Intergenerational Survivors. They will discuss their role at LHF, their life experiences, provide an overview of the history of the Residential and Day School System, the Sixties Scoop, and offer solutions on how to be an ally.
Presented in partnership with Grimsby, Lincoln, Pelham and West Lincoln Public Libraries

Hygge is about creating an environment that counteracts life stressors and promotes a feeling of security. Join us for an introduction to this newest wellness experience. Hygge Kits are available for registrants.

Join Laura Wright, local author of The First Mess Cookbook and blog, as she cooks weeknight-friendly vegan dinners that are full of flavour and comfort for cool Fall evenings. These […]

Anyone can learn to quilt! The secret is knowing where to start. Join Joni from Rose City Quilting Club and learn some of the basics to get you started!

The first in our virtual Tea Time! series with Katie, a Certified Tea Sommelier from Monarch Teas.
This interactive workshop delves into the mysterious and fascinating world of tea, while giving you lovingly curated hands on tools and tea to enjoy at home during the workshop. Each Tea 101 gift set includes: 1 50g bag tea, 20pk fill your own tea bags, and a tea tasting wheel.

Interested in old local cemeteries? Please join Dr. Adam Montgomery as he tells stories of unique stones and symbols found in our local and surrounding area cemeteries. Learn why they are important historical sites and why we should preserve them.

Meet local author, Paul Lafferty of Down the Lane as he takes the reader on an eye-opening look at the parts of Niagara Falls they don't tell you about in the tourist brochures. Paul will guide you through the world of how organized crime actually works in Southern Ontario, painting a vivid, shocking and always painstakingly accurate picture.