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Here's a fun event for the entire family!

Come to Anderson Road Park this weekend and read “The Darkest Dark” by author/astronaut Chris Hadfield at the Summer Reading Club Storywalk from the Brantford Public Library. After, report your reading and you could win a Summer Reading Club prize: brantfordlibrary.ca/summerreading

Dungeons & Dragons is back at Brantford Public Library! Registration is required. This group is for ages 10-16. No experience required.
D&D is a fantasy tabletop role-playing game which lets players create their own character, use their imagination, interact with other characters, and make decisions to overcome challenges. An experienced Dungeon Master (DM) will guide you through the game, serve as referee and storyteller, and keep you engaged in a linked series of adventures (commonly referred to as a "campaign").

This program is currently full. Please email pdoliska@brantfordlibrary.ca to be added to the waiting list.

Here's a fun event for the entire family!

Come to Anderson Road Park this weekend and read “The Darkest Dark” by author/astronaut Chris Hadfield at the Summer Reading Club Storywalk from the Brantford Public Library. After, report your reading and you could win a Summer Reading Club prize: brantfordlibrary.ca/summerreading

Join us every Monday for in-person rhymes, sensory development activities, motor skill methods, stories, and socializing among babies and caregivers. Books from our collection will be carefully selected with a particular theme in mind and available for borrowing.

This is a drop-in program. No registration is required.

On Mondays in July and August, we’ll host an exciting event for the whole family! 

Explore some of the unique mechanisms of self-defense that reptiles, amphibians, mammals and invertebrates have evolved. Why do skunks spray? What do tarantulas do to protect themselves from predators? Find the answers to these questions and more in this exploration of amazing animal adaptations and instincts.

Canada Connects helps newcomers ages 18+ receive informal support enhancing their spoken language skills. Volunteer facilitators organize conversation circles along certain social themes that are discussed each session. These conversation groups provide newcomers and volunteers the opportunity to meet other newcomers, share experiences, socialize and make new friends.

A partnership of YMCA Immigrant Services – YMCA of Hamilton/Burlington/Brantford and Brantford Public Library, supported by Citizenship and Immigration Canada.

Call 519-752-4568 ext.3645 for information.

Join us in the St. Paul backyard for a storytime filled with garden-inspired stories, songs and activities for the whole family. (In the event of rain, storytime will take place indoors.)

Brantford Native Housing offers a housing search support for Indigenous populations every Tuesday from 1:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m. in the 3^rd floor computer lab.

Maze Makers

Today we’re building mazes using recycled materials and Lego. Gold, Silver & Bronze medals will be awarded to the top three most inventive mazes.