Wellness Talk: Boost your Brain (Thurs, Nov. 14, 1:00 pm):
The media is full of buzz about supplements for brain and memory health,
especially as we age. Join Dr. Katie
Weststrate, ND, for a discussion of recent evidence supporting natural health
products for cognition - find out what's marketing hype vs what actually has
solid evidence for benefits.
Book Signing! (Sat. Nov. 16, 1:30 pm): "Between
15.000 and 20,000 youths, some as young as ten, signed up to fight in Canada 's
armed forces in WWI." Join
Merrickville author Dan Black at the library as he speaks about and signs
copies of his new book "Old
Enough to Fight: Canada's Boy Soldiers in the First World War"
(co-written with John Boileau.
Off the Shelf! (Mon, Nov. 18, 7:00 pm): Theatre
Night in Merrickville's "readings for adults" continue to delight
audiences. Last month's Shakespeare
night was a hit. Come and see what
they've got in store for this month!
Library eBooks 101 (Sat. Nov. 23, 10:30 am): Enjoy
eBooks and eAudiobooks from the library on your eReader, tablet, or phone! Find out how at a hands-on demonstration of
the library's OverDrive collection. We'll
show you how to set up your device, and how you can browse, checkout and
download library eBooks and eAudiobooks anytime, anywhere. Bring your wireless eReader or device (if
your eReader doesn't have a wireless browser, you will also need a laptop and
connecting cables). Contact the library to
register or for more details.
Love Poetry?: Are
you a poetry-lover? The library would
like to start a monthly poetry appreciation group that would meet to
read and discuss the work of a wide variety of poets, as chosen by the group.
The approach would be experiential rather than academic and no pre-reading
would be required. Contact the library
if you are interested.
Read to Every Kid is
back!: The county-wide Read to Every Kid Every Day campaign is
back for its 5th year! This year's 10
selected picture books are available at the library. Share them with your children and have them
vote for their favourite. The program
runs until Jan. 17, and the book with the most votes will be announced on
Family Literacy Day (Jan. 25). Reading to children from
the earliest age contributes to greater success in school and in life. The 10 selected titles promote key skills for
reading success, as well as being lots of fun.
StoryTime (Fridays,
10(ish)): Come for stories, songs, rhymes &
a simple craft!
LEGO Club (Saturdays, 10 - 12 noon): Our drop-in LEGO Club for ages 4-12 continues in November.
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