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155 events, Monday, October 26 to Sunday, November 1
Halifax, NS · $3500
Program Dates: Monday, October 26 to Friday, October 30, 2026 The International Masterclass for Transformative Co-operative Leadership: Co-operatives and Complexity is offered by the International Centre for Co-operative Management (ICCM) in the Sobey School of Business at Saint Mary’s University ht
J. D. Shatford Memorial Public Library, Hubbards
Enjoy the outdoors, connect with others, and explore the Rails to Trails as we head out for a weekly run. Runners will meet up on the lawn next to the parking lot of the Library before heading off to the trail. An experienced running coach will be present to support and motivate you. All levels of
Halifax Central Library
Meet with support staff from Nova Scotia Legal Aid for assistance with general information on family law and child protection issues. They can assist with applying for Nova Scotia Legal Aid services, answer questions about court documents and forms, and provide additional resources. No appointment
Halifax Central Library
Ready to become a Canadian citizen? Join our 5-week citizenship preparation course! In these sessions, we will: - Learn about Canadian history, geography, government, and rights and responsibilities. - Practice for the citizenship test in a supportive environment. - Get tips and resources to help
Keshen Goodman Public Library
Start your week with a fun and welcoming program designed especially for little ones and their caregivers! Enjoy songs, rhymes, and playful activities that encourage bonding, learning, and early development—all in a relaxed, social setting. Come sing, play, and connect with us. Ages 0-18 months
Halifax Central Library
Featuring stories, songs, rhymes, and toys chosen to engage and delight toddlers. Parents and caregivers learn fun new things to do with their tots, and have time to socialize with other grown-ups. Ages 2-3
J. D. Shatford Memorial Public Library, Hubbards
Join us for Music and Movement, a lively program designed for children ages 0 to 5 years and their caregivers. Together, we will read stories, sing songs and nursery rhymes, and explore fun movement activities that build early literacy and motor skills. Dress for a mess as we will also enjoy some s
Keshen Goodman Public Library
Caregiver Support Groups are safe places for people in caregiving roles to come together regularly for mutual care and support. These confidential groups provide space to talk, listen, and share information, tips, and strategies. Groups are facilitated in a non-judgmental, respectful atmosphere - a
J. D. Shatford Memorial Public Library, Hubbards
Enjoy the autumn weather with us. Once a month, we'll take a walk on the local trail while we practice some steps and exercises that help promote stability and balance. All levels of physical ability welcome. Please dress for the weather and wear comfortable footwear.
Halifax Central Library
Join us for all things textile in this Do-It-Yourself sewing drop-in. You can sew or stitch to your heart’s content. We have sewing machines and a serger, as well as lots of embroidery, knitting (including a yarn winder), crochet, cross stitching, needle felting, a rug hooking cutter, and hand sewin
Keshen Goodman Public Library
Join us for a friendly and relaxed 6-week Spanish meet-up where the focus is on having fun while learning some basic and practical Spanish for everyday situations. Through games and other playful, relaxed activities, participants will practice Spanish, build confidence in speaking the language, and
Musquodoboit Harbour Public Library, Musquodoboit Harbour
Relax at the Library and join us for tea, coffee, and snacks. Take some time to socialize with other community members. P.S. Feel free to dress up for Halloween!
Halifax North Memorial Public Library
Join us for a fun-filled afternoon where we will combine elements of Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math to explore our creativity and make something amazing. Ages 7-12
Halifax North Memorial Public Library
Looking for a place to go after school? Why not drop by the Library for an afternoon of fun! Enjoy hands-on crafts, games, activities, and time to relax with friends. There's something different to explore each week, so come create, play, and discover in a welcoming space.
Dartmouth North - Temporary Location Library, Dartmouth
In a world where the after-school bell signals the start of adventure, heroes gather at the Library for epic games, daring challenges, creative crafts, and legendary fun. Forge new friendships, unlock your imagination, and join the club. After school, your story begins at the Library!
Alderney Gate Public Library, Dartmouth
Come for an adventure this fall! With Dungeons & Dragons, you can explore and make new friends in a fantastical world! No previous experience is needed. Adventurers of all skill levels are welcome. Character sheets will be provided. Please note that your child can only register for either the Mond
Online · $10
What is the Ignition Program: The Ignition Program offers post-secondary students a 10-week program that gives access to training, mentorship, resources, ecosystem connections; and honorariums to support personal and business development. Students will be awarded $10 for each session they engage wit
Halifax Central Library
Drop by our open studio times and settle in with an independent project of your choosing. We have a wide variety of state-of-the-art technology and creative equipment, including 3D Printers, Cricut cutters, sewing machines, fibre arts, jewellery mending supplies, rug hooking cutter, art supplies, ar
Halifax Central Library
We invite musicians of all skill levels to drop-in for our monthly Acoustic Song Circle. Whether you're new to performing or an experienced musician, our friendly, no-pressure environment will allow you to practice your skills and meet new people who share a love of music. Feel free to bring an ac
Halifax Central Library
Please join us for a conversation on cultural transmission and the preservation of difficult Indigenous and Jewish histories in museums and beyond. This event features a conversation between John Moses, cultural studies scholar, Indigenous advisor, museum practitioner, and former Director of Repatr
Halifax Central Library
Need a little help figuring out how to download an e-book, set up an e-mail address, or use Microsoft Word? Drop by to ask general technology questions, get basic assistance with your devices, and a helping hand with troubleshooting. This event is held in the Lou Duggan Creative Studio, a place to
Halifax North Memorial Public Library
Are you in need of housing support? The knowledgeable and friendly staff of Welcome Housing are on-site to help. They can help with a variety of housing needs including: - Housing Subsidy Applications (bring proof of income, lease, direct deposit form) - BNL and VISPDAT (for those experiencing hom
Halifax North Memorial Public Library
Join us for a relaxed and welcoming Seniors Social designed to support activity, connection, and community. This free program offers a mix of activity, games, and social time in a friendly, inclusive space. Participants can enjoy a variety of activities, games, and sometimes guests, or simply sit b
Sackville Public Library, Lower Sackville
Come over to meet with a Housing Support Worker from the Beacon House Shelter. Get help with the following housing support services: - Applying for affordable housing - Searching for apartments - Accessing ID - Connecting to other services
J. D. Shatford Memorial Public Library, Hubbards
Meet other caregivers for coffee, tea, and conversation while your baby, tot, or preschooler plays. Older siblings of any age are welcome to attend.
Captain William Spry Public Library
Calling all fibre crafters! Are you looking for a friendly place to sit and stitch, knit, crochet, and craft? You're invited to join us on Wednesday mornings and connect with other crafters. Whether you're new to needlework or an experienced crafter, drop in and share your passion with others. Ad
Alderney Gate Public Library, Dartmouth
Are you in need of housing support? The knowledgeable and friendly staff of Welcome Housing are on-site to help. They can help with a variety of housing needs including: - Housing Subsidy Applications (bring proof of income, lease, direct deposit form) - BNL and VISPDAT (for those experiencing hom
Alderney Gate Public Library, Dartmouth
Join us at the Library for fun English Language Learning group sessions to improve your English skills and maybe even make some new friends. The group will practice in reading, writing, listening, and speaking skills. A Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) Level of 3-4 is required to join. The Englis
Woodlawn Public Library, Dartmouth
Keshen Goodman Public Library
Join us for a friendly weekly gathering to rug hook, crochet, knit, cross stitch, or embroider. Whatever portable fibre craft you do, it is more than welcome here. Crafters can work on their own projects, help each other, and learn from each other! Don't have a project? No worries - we have basic c
Sackville Public Library, Lower Sackville
Come in and start your day with a coffee, tea, and some snacks. Sit down and socialize with other community members, or take your drink and snacks to go.
Woodlawn Public Library, Dartmouth
Join us for a live puppet show at the library! Settle in and enjoy as colourful characters, silly surprises, and favourite stories come to life on our puppet stage. This month’s show is based off the book by Rod Campbell. Let’s write the zoo and ask for help finding the perfect pet! All Ages Free
Keshen Goodman Public Library
Join us to experience Jixiang Dance, a traditional art from Tibet. Jixiang means "auspicious" in Chinese. This uplifting dance is more than movement, it is a cultural expression of gratitude, joy, and prosperity, believed to bring blessings wherever it is performed. Taught by June, the sessions inc
Tantallon Public Library, Upper Tantallon
Drop in for a morning of stitchery and conversation. You'll have an opportunity to share patterns, stitches, yarn, advice, and projects while drawing inspiration from the Library's crafty resources. All skill levels welcome. This weekly meet-up is community-run and meets every Saturday morning in
Dartmouth North - Temporary Location Library, Dartmouth
Sackville Public Library, Lower Sackville
Let your imagination run wild with the Library's block collection and create some fun with family and friends. All Ages
Alderney Gate Public Library, Dartmouth
Build something gigantic with the Library's Big Blue Block collection! Unstructured play allows children to foster creativity and imagination while also helping to develop social and problem-solving skills. All Ages (Children under 8 must be with an adult)
Cole Harbour Public Library, Cole Harbour
Enjoy a social afternoon at the Library while playing Scrabble with other local game enthusiasts. Whether you are a beginner or veteran of the game, everyone is welcome! Please note that there are limited Scrabble boards available. If you have one you'd like to share, you are welcome to bring it w
Tantallon Public Library, Upper Tantallon
Drop in for a morning of play, songs, stories, rhymes, and music. In this program, free play is followed by a short story time. Caregivers will have a chance to connect while the little ones play. Twice a month, there will be a visit from Public Health Nurses who will be available to answer questi
Captain William Spry Public Library
Drop in for stories, songs, rhymes, and play! This program supports early literacy, social development, and motor skills through fun and interactive activities designed for young children. Each session includes a mix of guided group story time and free play, giving little ones a chance to build con
Alderney Gate Public Library, Dartmouth
Celebrate Halloween at the Library with this interactive puppet show! Hagatha the Witch has been searching high and low for her sister, Griselda, but what will she do when she discovers that Griselda has accidentally turned herself into a puppet? All Ages Free tickets will be handed out 30 minute
Sackville Public Library, Lower Sackville
In this program, babies hear stories, songs, rhymes, and interact with other babies. Parents and caregivers learn new songs and fun things to do with their baby, plus have some social time with other grown-ups. Ages 0-18 months and caregivers. Older siblings are welcome to tag along, too.
Alderney Gate Public Library, Dartmouth
Have fun with your little ones while reading stories, singing songs, sharing rhymes, and dancing! Ages 0-5
Keshen Goodman Public Library
Join us for some hands-on fun with play-based learning and stay for a story and song or two! Loose parts activities invite children to use their imagination while experimenting, discovering, and inventing in an open-ended way. Dress for a mess and come ready for some fun. Ages 18 months - 5 years
Bedford Public Library, Bedford
In this program, babies hear stories, songs, rhymes, and interact with other babies. Parents and caregivers learn new songs and fun things to do with their baby, plus have some social time with other grown-ups. Ages 0-18 months and caregivers. Older siblings are welcome to tag along, too.
Halifax Central Library
In this program, babies and tots hear stories, songs, rhymes, and interact with other babies. Parents and caregivers learn new songs and fun things to do with baby, and have some social time with other grown-ups. Ages 0-36 months (older siblings are welcome to tag along, too)
Halifax North Memorial Public Library
In this program, babies hear stories, songs, and rhymes, and interact with other babies. Parents and caregivers learn new songs and fun things to do with baby, plus have some social time with other grown-ups. Ages 0-24 months, and their caregivers
Lobby Couches, O’Donnell Hennessey Student Centre, O’Donnell Hennessey Student Centre
Bring an instrument or borrow one of ours and come jam out for a midday musical mood boost and explore the roles that music can play in accessibility and wellness! Students, staff, faculty and alumni are welcome.
Halifax Central Library
Making sense of what's available—and what's not. Navigating the healthcare system can be confusing, especially when families are trying to make important decisions during stressful times. This workshop provides a clear overview of the care options available in your province, including public, priva
Musquodoboit Harbour Public Library, Musquodoboit Harbour
Get "hooked" on rug making every Tuesday afternoon with a fun group of rug hookers. You can come share your rug-hooked works and techniques, or simply come chat and appreciate the art. In partnership with Eastern Shore Matters
Woodlawn Public Library, Dartmouth
Join us for an afternoon of stitchery and conversation. Share patterns, stitches, yarn, advice, and projects, and draw inspiration from the Library's crafty resources. Everyone is welcome. This weekly meet-up is community-run and meets every Tuesday in our Program Room. All levels of experience a
J. D. Shatford Memorial Public Library, Hubbards
Enjoy a social afternoon at the Library while playing bridge with other local bridge enthusiasts. A basic understanding of how to play the game is required. All game supplies are provided.
Alderney Gate Public Library, Dartmouth
If thinking about big concepts in life and science really sparks your synapses, you'll love Ideas Seminars. Facilitated by Andrew Kernohan, Ph.D., each week, you will enjoy lively group discussions about life, the universe, and everything else. This series' theme will be: Scientific Thinking. Topic
Keshen Goodman Public Library
Do you have a shiny new piece of tech but you're not sure how to use it? Need a little help figuring out how to download an e-book, set up an e-mail address, or use Word? Drop by to ask general technology questions, get assistance with your devices, and a helping hand with troubleshooting.
Dartmouth North - Temporary Location Library, Dartmouth
Hey kids, do you like science? Join us for a fun and engaging program focusing on science, technology, engineering, art, and math (yes, math can be fun!). Each week will have a different topic featuring a discussion followed by an activity.
Halifax Central Library
Join our club as we explore the world of computer science, coding, and technology! We'll try a mix of fun on-screen and off-screen games, activities, and challenges each session. Registration is encouraged for this program to guarantee your spot, although some drop-in spots may be available on the d
Keshen Goodman Public Library
Newcomer youth can drop-in for a safe and friendly environment with free tutoring in all school subjects. It's also a chance to practice fun, conversational English for youth who are new to Canada. Ages 13-21. No registration required. In partnership with YMCA Centre for Immigrant Programs
Captain William Spry Public Library
Join us on Tuesday afternoons to get together with others and create. Each week, we'll try a different project. We'll provide all the supplies you'll need to take part. Join in and follow our plan or use the same materials to create something unique based on your own ideas. This week we will be ha
Sackville Public Library, Lower Sackville
Join us at the Library for a new D&D adventure! You'll explore weird and wonderful worlds, face fantastical foes, and make some new friends along the way. No previous experience needed. Adventurers of all skill levels are welcome. All materials will be provided. Attending the first session is mand
Sackville Public Library, Lower Sackville
Join this program each week and explore something different! Will it be science or art or games? Will we learn, play, or make? Drop in to find out! Ages 9-12
Tantallon Public Library, Upper Tantallon
Get creative in a space just for teens! Arts and crafts supplies will be available for you to use. Bring a work in progress, or just hang out and get to know some new or familiar faces. Snacks will be served. Ages 12+ In partnership with the Youth Project
Halifax Central Library
This breaking/"breakdance” drop-in session aims to offer community-centred learning. The intention is to provide space to those willing to share their breaking knowledge and story, as well as promote Hip-Hop's "Each 1, Teach 1" philosophy. Ages 13-29 In partnership with Breakspace and Dance Nova
Sackville Public Library, Lower Sackville
Just because you are a grown-up, doesn't mean you can't have fun and adventure! Each week, you will find an interesting activity to try. No experience is necessary. Check back for more details.Ages 18+
Woodlawn Public Library, Dartmouth
Are you tired of rigid and restrictive weight-loss diets? What if there was another way to approach healthy eating by focusing on gradual changes and flexibility over time? Join the Community Health Team dieticians to gain a deeper awareness of how thoughts and emotions influence our eating pattern
Cole Harbour Public Library, Cole Harbour
Check back closer to the event for more details on its specific theme! Tuesday night is Teen Night at the Library! Join us each week to learn new skills, meet people, enjoy some snacks, play games, or just relax. Each week, we'll be up to something new, and we'll provide everything you need to ta
Halifax Central Library
Please join us for the screening of two films, followed by a conversation between Mi’kmaw Elder and filmmaker Catherine Martin and scholar Dorota Glowacka. This double-feature will present two documentary films on the theme of cultural preservation through material culture. The first film, The Bask
Keshen Goodman Public Library
If you've completed all of your jigsaw puzzles and want some new challenges, join us to trade puzzles with other jigsaw fans. Puzzles can be dropped off at the Information Desk. Each puzzle you drop off for exchange will get you a ticket to pick out a puzzle of your choice. - October 5 - 25: Drop
Halifax Central Library
Join us for a casual evening of art! Paint, draw, collage, and colour to your heart’s content in a relaxing and supportive environment. We have all sorts of art supplies, as well as drawing tablets, apple pencils, and iPads. Use ours, or bring your own. All skill levels are welcome; no experience n
J. D. Shatford Memorial Public Library, Hubbards
Rated G | 1938 | 1hr 46mins Sir Robin of Locksley (Errol Flynn), defender of downtrodden Saxons, runs afoul of Norman authority and is forced to turn outlaw. With his band of Merry Men, he robs from the rich, gives to the poor and still has time to woo the lovely Maid Marian. Drop in for a movie n
Halifax Central Library
A gathering built on liberation, connection, and community. Come find your place in the conversation. This program is usually held on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month. For more info, please email molenik2113@gmail.com
Scotiabank Studio Stage · $29.00 – $70.00
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Woodlawn Public Library, Dartmouth
Babies and their caregivers are invited to enjoy stories, songs, rhymes, and fingerplays together in this fun and welcoming drop-in program. A wonderful opportunity to support early literacy, connect with your little one, and meet other families. Ages 0-18 months Free tickets will be given out 30
Keshen Goodman Public Library
Calm the mind and engage the body with afternoon chair yoga. Spend your morning with mindfulness and movement through this low-intensity practice. Learn how to increase strength and mobility through gentle, seated exercises, accessible for all skill levels. Chairs are provided. Program may take p
Halifax Central Library
Have fun with your little ones while reading stories, singing songs, sharing rhymes, and dancing. There will be 30 minutes of storytime, followed by 15 minutes of play and social time. Ages 0-5
Bedford Public Library, Bedford
Dress for a mess and join the fun! Drop in and enjoy our activity stations, socialize with other caregivers, and stay for a story and a song or two. Old clothes are recommended. Ages 18 months - 5 years, and their caregivers. Siblings of any age are welcome.
Sackville Public Library, Lower Sackville
Have fun with your little ones while reading stories, singing songs, sharing rhymes, and dancing! This program helps encourage early literacy skills. Ages 0-5
Halifax North Memorial Public Library
Join us for an hour of fun with your little learner, packed with storytime, puppets, songs, rhymes, and exciting activities! Ages 3-5
Bedford Public Library, Bedford
Join us for an afternoon of crafting (knitting, crocheting, rug hooking, quilting, whatever you please!) in a friendly, casual environment. All experience levels are welcome. No previous experience is necessary.
J. D. Shatford Memorial Public Library, Hubbards
Drop in to enjoy a social afternoon at the Library while playing Scrabble and Quiddler with other local game enthusiasts. All game supplies are provided. Tea and coffee will be served partway through the program.
Halifax Central Library
Calling all handcrafters of every kind! Are you looking for a friendly place to sit and stitch? In need of a little guidance on your project? Or maybe you're new to town and want to connect with like-minded crafters? Bring your knitting, crochet, embroidery, cross-stitch, rug hooking, weaving, or a
Alderney Gate Public Library, Dartmouth
Join us on Wednesday afternoons for a creative adventure. These craft sessions focus on having fun and exploring new crafts, rather than striving for perfection. Each club meeting features a variety of activities and projects, with all materials provided. No prior experience required. Just bring yo
Cole Harbour Public Library, Cole Harbour
Join us for a knitting drop-in where you can bring your own knitting, knit for charity, and share tips and tricks with other knitters. Supplies will be provided. Everyone is welcome.
Keshen Goodman Public Library
If you are new to Canada, you may have questions about how the law affects you and your family. Learn what the law says about schools, bullying, disciplining children, and parents' rights and responsibilities. In partnership with the Legal Information Society of Nova Scotia
Halifax Central Library
Do you feel a little overwhelmed in busy spaces? Are you seeking a comfy space that's friendly to your senses? This drop-in program offers a calm, quiet, and darker space for you to read, colour, stretch, or just hang out. Fidget toys, comfortable seating, and small independent activities will be o
Dartmouth North - Temporary Location Library, Dartmouth
Looking for a fun place to hang out? Join our Tween Program for tasty snacks, exciting games, creative crafts, and a chance to make new friends. Whether you're into art, friendly competition, or just relaxing with others, there's something for everyone. Come connect and have fun at the Library! A
Alderney Gate Public Library, Dartmouth
Join us every Wednesday after school to make something awesome! We'll provide everything you need to take part. Ages 5-12
Captain William Spry Public Library
Drop in for some after school play time. Each week, there will be different activities for independent play as well as cooperative play and discovery. Ages 8+ (Children under 8 welcome with a caregiver)
Bedford Public Library, Bedford
School’s out. What’s next? Grab your friends and head to the Library! We’ve got snacks, chill vibes, and fun activities waiting for you. Every week brings something different: arts and crafts, technology, games, and more. Whether you want to hang out, meet new people, or just kick back, this is yo
Alderney Gate Public Library, Dartmouth
Drop in on Wednesday evenings to grab a snack, hang out with friends, and have a good time. Each week, we’ll be up to something new: games, crafts, and goofiness galore. This week we'll be playing werewolf! In this game of survival, players have to use their skills of deduction to determine who the
J. D. Shatford Memorial Public Library, Hubbards
Come together with local writers to discuss your work, get feedback, and share ideas. This drop-in is open to any adult or older teen writer - emerging to established - of any genre. Participants are invited to bring their works-in-progress to share with the group in a supportive and encouraging en
Sackville Public Library, Lower Sackville
Stress can have significant impacts on our health and wellbeing. Together we will learn about stress, explore how we experience stress, and practice a variety of skills you can use to reduce stress symptoms. In partnership with Halifax Peninsula Community Health Teams
Online · $10
What is the Ignition Program: The Ignition Program offers post-secondary students a 10-week program that gives access to training, mentorship, resources, ecosystem connections; and honorariums to support personal and business development. Students will be awarded $10 for each session they engage wit
Musquodoboit Harbour Public Library, Musquodoboit Harbour
Quilt the night away with friends every Wednesday evening. Work on your own projects and share ideas and inspiration with others. A sewing machine will be provided. Room capacity is limited.
Keshen Goodman Public Library
Do you want to hone your skills and meet folks in your neighbourhood who share your interest in chess? Then come out to our weekly chess drop-in! No registration required. All Ages In partnership with the Nova Scotia Scholastic Chess Association and Chess Nova Scotia
Captain William Spry Public Library
Are you a chess player or interested in learning more about chess? Come and join the club! The Spryfield Chess Club offers a welcoming and supportive environment where all are welcome, beginner or experienced. Join and share in the joy of playing this exciting game of strategy and skill. All Ages
Sackville Public Library, Lower Sackville
Drop in and join this needle crafting crew. New and experienced knitters (and crocheters) are welcome. The group meets weekly to share project ideas, learn from each other, and socialize.
Halifax Central Library
Let's do the Time Warp again! Come watch this 1975 camp cult classic with a queer shadow cast from the SMU Drama Society! Dr. Allyn Walker will introduce the film with a critical examination of Rocky Horror's impact on cinema and culture. After the screening, the SMU Pride Society will moderate a Q
Musquodoboit Harbour Public Library, Musquodoboit Harbour
Knit or crochet the night away with friends every Wednesday night. Join us to share patterns, tips, and learn from one another, along with lots of chatting and laughter. All experience levels are welcome, from total beginners to knitting gurus.
Halifax Central Library
Learn how to use our Cricut Cutters and special printable sticker vinyl to create high-quality multicolour kiss-cut stickers. If you have artwork or images you would like to turn into stickers, make sure to have them saved in an accessible place online (e.g. saved to your email or an online drive),
Join us for a story and get some hands-on fun with play-based learning! Loose parts activities invite children to use their imagination while experimenting, discovering, and inventing in an open-ended way. Kids ages 18 months to 5 years, and their caregivers. Siblings of any age are welcome. Tick
Tantallon Public Library, Upper Tantallon
Share some hands-on fun with art and science activities. Loose parts play encourages children to use their imagination while experimenting with open-ended play. Enjoy a story to wrap up this fun morning of exploration. Dress for a mess and join in the fun. Old clothes are recommended. Ages 18 mont
Keshen Goodman Public Library
Dive into the English language through a fun, collaborative reading program. Together, we will explore a rich variety of short stories, poetry, songs, and fables to build your vocabulary, speaking, and listening skills. This program offers a versatile approach to language development. Please note:
Sackville Public Library, Lower Sackville
Share some stories and get some hands-on fun with art and science activities. Loose parts play encourages children to use their imagination while experimenting with open-ended play. Dress for a mess and join in the fun. Wearing old clothes is recommended. Kids ages 18 months to 5 years and their c
Alderney Gate Public Library, Dartmouth
Join us for a story and get some hands-on fun with play-based learning. Loose parts activities invite children to use their imagination while experimenting, discovering, and inventing in an open-ended way. Dress for a mess and come ready for some fun. Ages 0-5
Dartmouth North - Temporary Location Library, Dartmouth
Have fun with your little ones while reading stories, singing songs, sharing rhymes, and dancing! Ages 0-5
Keshen Goodman Public Library
Have fun with your little ones while reading stories, singing songs, sharing rhymes, and dancing! All activities, toys, and more have been specially chosen to engage and delight preschoolers. Ages 2-5
Halifax Central Library
Have fun with your little ones while reading stories, singing songs, sharing rhymes, and dancing! All activities, toys, and more have been specially chosen to engage and delight preschoolers. Ages 3-5 Daycare groups and pre-primary classes welcome, though please call or email ahead so we know to
Captain William Spry Public Library
Meet with professionals from Job Junction - Nova Scotia Works, your local Employment and Career Resource Centre, who can guide you in areas such as resumé building, interview skills, and networking. Appointments are by registration only. In partnership with Job Junction - Nova Scotia Works
Virtual or Indigenous Student Centre (1321 Edward Street, First Floor)
A group read of Reclaiming Power + Place: The Final Report of the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (2019)
Dartmouth North - Temporary Location Library, Dartmouth
Curious about Dungeons & Dragons? Join our beginner-friendly program to learn the basics of character creation, dice rolling, teamwork, and storytelling. No experience or supplies are needed—just bring your imagination! Ages 10+
Alderney Gate Public Library, Dartmouth
Join us every Thursday after school for our preteen Anime Club! We’ll be watching different anime shows and movies, and exploring different aspects of anime, from voice acting to drawing manga and more. Grades 5 to 7
Bedford Public Library, Bedford
Are you a chess player, or interested in learning more about chess? Come and join the club! Chess Club creates a welcoming and supportive environment where all are welcome, beginner or experienced. Join and share in the joy of playing this exciting game of strategy and skill. Ages 9-12
Keshen Goodman Public Library
Come hangout at the Library! Thursday afternoons are all about teens. Join us to try new activities, meet new friends, and eat some snacks. Each week, we'll be up to something new, and we'll provide everything you need to take part. Grades 7-12
Halifax Central Library
Join us after school for a fun-filled afternoon. We'll have arts and crafts, computers, and lots of fun with friends! Bring your creativity and imagination, and we'll provide the rest. This week is our Halloween Hangout! Join us for creepy crafts and a scavenger hunt. Ages 7-12 (Children 8 and und
Sackville Public Library, Lower Sackville
Let's do something fun. Let's learn something different. You will enjoy a different kind of activity every week, from art to STEM, games to technology, and more. Today, you will work together or in teams to finish your amazing cardboard creations. Ages 5-9
Captain William Spry Public Library
Need a break from school? Join us for a night of fun, games, food, and friends! Enjoy games, crafts, and tasty snacks. Don't miss out. Bring your friends or make new ones. Ages 12-18
Cole Harbour Public Library, Cole Harbour
A great way to improve your health is to understand what your cholesterol and blood pressure numbers mean and learn ways to improve them. Discover how healthy eating and other lifestyle changes can help to reduce your risk for heart disease and stroke. In partnership with Dartmouth Community Health
Halifax Central Library
Are you looking for the next coolest thing to do on your Thursday night? Look no further! Every Teen Night, we get up to something different. Maybe you’re into video games, board games, or movies? What about arts and crafts? Or maybe you just want to grab a snack and chill? Whatever you’re into, we
Sackville Public Library, Lower Sackville
Welcome to Teen Night, where all the fun happens! Each week will be a different activity. We're talking games and laughs, chill zones and entertainment, and more. Oh, and did we mention it's totally free? Grades 7-12
Tantallon Public Library, Upper Tantallon
Drop in for an evening of stitchery and conversation. You'll have an opportunity to share patterns, stitches, yarn, advice, and projects while drawing inspiration from the Library's crafty resources. All skill levels welcome. This weekly meet-up is community-run and meets every Thursday evening i
J. D. Shatford Memorial Public Library, Hubbards
Whether you're a rug hooker, crocheter, knitter, embroiderer, quilter, or other textile crafter, bring your project to the Library and enjoy a hot beverage and warm conversation with other needlecraft enthusiasts. All skill levels welcome. Help and supplies will be on hand for beginners.
Keshen Goodman Public Library
Many people in Nova Scotia find it challenging to access notary services, due to affordability, lack of availability in their community, or simply not knowing where to go. The Legal Information Society of Nova Scotia is hoping to help address this access to justice issue by providing appointment-ba
Woodlawn Public Library, Dartmouth
Thursday night is Teen Night at Woodlawn Public Library! Each week, we will be up to something new: games, crafts, movies, enjoying snacks, or just relaxing and hanging out with friends. We will provide everything you need to take part so all you need to bring is yourself. Registration is required
Alderney Gate Public Library, Dartmouth
Come in and start your day with coffee, tea, hot chocolate, and a snack. You can sit down and socialize with other community members, or take your drink and snack to go.
Cole Harbour Public Library, Cole Harbour
Celebrate Halloween with a Puppet Show for the whole family. When two friends try to show their Halloween costumes to each other, they are confused by a Witch's missing pet bat! Join in and wear your own Halloween costume for this fun show. All Ages Space is limited. Free tickets will be given
Woodlawn Public Library, Dartmouth
Join us for a live puppet show at the Library! Settle in and enjoy as colourful characters, silly surprises, and favourite stories come to life on our puppet stage. Each month brings a new story and a new puppet adventure for the whole family to enjoy. Watch as this story comes to life on our pupp
Alderney Gate Public Library, Dartmouth
A drop-in program for babies and their caregivers with songs, stories, and rhymes. Ages 0-18 months
Musquodoboit Harbour Public Library, Musquodoboit Harbour
Have fun with your little ones while reading stories, singing songs, sharing rhymes, and dancing! Dress for a mess and join in the fun. Ages 0-5
Bedford Public Library, Bedford
Have fun with your little ones while reading stories, singing songs, sharing rhymes, and dancing! Ages 0-5
Sackville Public Library, Lower Sackville
Stories come to life at our puppet shows! Each month brings a new story and a new puppet adventure for the whole family to enjoy. Mr. Shudders lives in a haunted house and needs to get rid of the ghost. Thankfully, the neighbour's kid is looking for work. All Ages
Halifax Central Library
Join us for songs, dance, and a story as we get children moving and working through those wiggles. Ages 0-5
Tantallon Public Library, Upper Tantallon
Join us for a cup of coffee or tea while you enjoy a weekly afternoon of fun! Have your pick of many types of games available in the Library collection, such as Sequence, Mahjong Tiles, and Bananagrams, or bring a favourite of yours from home. Whether you come on your own or with a friend, it's gu
Keshen Goodman Public Library
New to town? We are here to help! Stop by to ask questions about the local area, learn about services, or just enjoy a friendly conversation. Everyone is welcome. We look forward to meeting you.
J. D. Shatford Memorial Public Library, Hubbards
Drop in after school for a snack and a place to hang out with your friends. There will be games, the Art Cart, and other activities available.
Cole Harbour Public Library, Cole Harbour
Every few months something special happens: a month with five Fridays, which means five Betwixt & BeTWEENs! We celebrate by letting you pick the activity. Each time you attend B&B, you’ll get to vote on the next YOUth Pick B&B. This time we’re choosing between Mario Kart Tournament, Dungeons & Drago
Alderney Gate Public Library, Dartmouth
With Dungeons & Dragons, you can explore and make new friends in a fantastical world! No previous experience is needed. Adventurers of all skill levels are welcome. Character sheets will be provided. Grades 7-12
Captain William Spry Public Library
Get creative with Books and Brushes! Join us for a fun arts and crafts program where teens and preteens can explore their creativity, try different art techniques, and make something of their own. We’ll have all the supplies you'll need. Just bring your imagination, get crafty, and have fun creatin
Woodlawn Public Library, Dartmouth
Join us for a fun-filled hangout with stories, songs, games, crafts, and more! There’ll be lots of opportunities to create, play, share ideas, work together, and be part of the group. Perfect for curious minds who love to explore, connect, and have fun! Ages 5-9 Tickets will be given out 30 minu
Halifax Central Library
Join us on Friday afternoons as we learn and play chess together. This program is for folks of all ages and all experience levels - from chess masters to first timers, Central’s Chess Club invites players of all skill levels to come in and enjoy the game. No registration required. All Ages
In this story, a skeleton gets a confusing invitation to dinner from the friendly, neighbourhood witches. A craft will follow after the puppet show.
Sackville Public Library, Lower Sackville
Join us for stories, songs, and social playtime. You will find space and activities for babies and toddlers alike. Ages 0-5 Older siblings are welcome to tag along, too.
Woodlawn Public Library, Dartmouth
Start with a story, then get building! Join us on the floor for a book or two, followed by plenty of time to build, create, and play with blocks. We’ll bring out different kinds of blocks each week, from big blue blocks, to wooden blocks, to DUPLO, and let imaginations take it from there. Build so
Alderney Gate Public Library, Dartmouth
Stop by the Library for a fun-filled day of tricks and treats. There will be Halloween-themed crafts, activities, and prizes. Don’t forget to wear your costume! All Ages While supplies last.
J. D. Shatford Memorial Public Library, Hubbards
Join us every Saturday for Play Café where adults can grab a cup of tea or coffee while kids enjoy a new craft, activity, or performance each week. Please check back for details on this week's featured activity!
Alderney Gate Public Library, Dartmouth
Join the Dartmouth Junior Chess Club for an opportunity to learn chess in a fun atmosphere, play against others, take on new challenges, and develop your own strategies, guided by local experts. Ages 5+ This program runs weekly on Saturdays.
Sackville Public Library, Lower Sackville
Join us at the Library for Queer Corner, a welcoming and supportive space where you can relax, be yourself, and make connections with other 2SLGBTQIA+ teens. Try something new, get creative, or just hang out and enjoy an afternoon of community and fun! This week, we will play the tabletop roleplay
Bedford Public Library, Bedford
On Saturday mornings, step into a world of fun and discovery! In this exciting program, families will explore a variety of hands-on activities including arts, crafts, STEM experiments, and more, all in a prepared environment designed for learning through play. Ages 5-12 (Caregiver supervision requ
Captain William Spry Public Library
Rated G | 2001 | 1h 32min Join us for a special Halloween screening of Monsters, Inc. Halloween costume dress-up is encouraged, but not required. Monsters, Incorporated is the largest scare factory in the monster world, and James P. Sullivan is one of its top Scarers. Sullivan is a huge, intimidat
Dartmouth North - Temporary Location Library, Dartmouth
Enjoy a relaxing afternoon at the Library with simple crafts, board games, book chats, and good company. Drop in, unwind, try something new, and connect with others.
Alderney Gate Public Library, Dartmouth
Join us for some fun with science, technology, engineering, art, and math! Each week, we'll explore a new theme and do a hands-on activity. Reserve your spot now. Registration is required. Ages 5+
Patrick Power Library
It’s Halloween weekend at SMU, and celebrations are in full swing across campus. Suddenly, the death of the university archivist brings festivities to a grinding stop. Dusty Stacks is found dead in his office, the day after a tense party in the Library. Despite the suspicious circumstances of Dusty’
Bedford Public Library, Bedford
Drop in and let your imagination run wild with the Library's block collection, and create some fun for the whole family! All Ages
Musquodoboit Harbour Public Library, Musquodoboit Harbour
Drop by if you are someone who has experienced living with mental illness, is on the journey of recovering from mental illness, or cares about someone who struggles with mental wellness. This is an informal peer support space for those living with mental health challenges. Join us for coffee and sn
Woodlawn Public Library, Dartmouth
Are you an aspiring or experienced musician? Join our Sunday jam session. There will be all types of acoustic instruments and genres in play, and all musical skill levels encouraged. Come and try. No pressure or judgement. Music is good for the soul!
The Bus Stop Theatre · $10–$20
The wait is over! 🥳🎉✨ Aiya Xiaoxin and Elle Lixir have joined forces once more to produce Anime Cabaret (season 2) –a live variety show that captures everything you love about anime!Prepare to see a fabulous line up of nerdy, outrageous and never-before-seen drag and burlesque performances from our
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