Week Calendar

Pose and stretch in this yoga class designed for older adults. Presented in partnership with the Seaway Mall.

Treat your taste buds to a world tour with our Spices of the World kit! Every week, you can check out a new spice and a tasty recipe to try out at home. Swing by any library location to grab your weekly spice kit, while supplies last!

Foster a love of reading in this program that develops language abilities. We will explore themed stories, rhymes, a song, activities, and bubbles!

Join Welland McMaster Family Health Team's Dietitian and Nurse Practitioner for a 6-week series that will help you achieve better health and wellness. 

Pose and stretch in this yoga class designed for older adults. Presented in partnership with the Seaway Mall.

Kids will listen to stories, sing songs, and enjoy a weekly craft while parents will discover ways to promote early literacy at home and meet other caregivers.  

Join fellow seniors (ages 55+) for this 8-session series to enhance your digital skills, help keep in touch with your friends and family, and connect with others in your community.

Join us for chess at the Seaway Mall Branch every Wednesday at 10am. No registration required. All skill levels are welcome. 

Each week you and your baby will enjoy socializing with other adults and make a one of a kind hand or footprint craft. There will be a story-time with songs, bounces, bubbles and parachute fun, too!

Enjoy stories, songs, parachute play, bubbles, and more in this engaging monthly storytime for families!

It's cozy and warm season! Share that feeling with others by knitting (or crocheting) a hat, gloves, scarves and/or socks for our winter warmth table.

Links for Greener Learning is  offering sewing classes that give clothing a second life while teaching valuable new skills.

Test your word skills at the library! All skill levels are welcome to join this relaxed club for Scrabble aficionados! No registration required.

The Dementia Education Series is a 4-part series offering an opportunity for families and friends of individuals with a diagnosis of dementia to learn more about dementia, develop caregiving strategies, and become familiar with community resources

Drop in for a game of Scrabble, or choose from our selection of traditional card games, or bring your own. 

This class focuses on improving and/or maintaining strength, building balance, and preventing age-related muscle loss by integrating cardio and seated or standing exercise options.

Join the Niagara Elder Abuse Prevention Network in partnership with Crime Stoppers of Niagara for a presentation to learn about: 

Each week you and your baby will enjoy socializing with other adults and make a one of a kind hand or footprint craft. There will be a story-time with songs, bounces, bubbles and parachute fun, too!

In partnership with the Welland Heritage Council and Bridges Niagara, this group is open to newcomers or anyone looking to improve their English language skills.

Thinking about writing? Maybe a journal, a memoir, some poetry or the next great novel?

Drop in to learn about Black History Month through Kanopy videos and read through some literary materials. Kids can also enjoy some special activities.

Come join our new D&D club. The first session will introduce the game and help build characters while subsequent sessions will dive into the world of D&D!

Join this 9 week program for parents or caregivers of children 0-18 year old.  It is designed to help you navigate parenting challenges in a way that teaches problem solving, brain development, and strengthens relationships. 

Participants will have an opportunity to share their projects, chat with other enthusiasts, get advice, and get inspired.

Join us to discuss this compelling novel, All the Colors of the Dark, by Chris Whitaker.

Our new Cross-Stitch Club is open to all who cross-stitch and would love to meet and socialize with like-minded individuals. Bring your projects and work together!

Why do neurodivergent learners gravitate towards technology usage? In partnership with Bethesda, we’re exploring practical ways to help children build healthier screen habits.

Make some melted unique crayon art using shredded up-cycled crayons, a heat source, and your own creativity.  

Are you a skilled knitter or looking to learn new skills? Come out to the Knitting Club and share your tips and tricks with others while enjoying a relaxing afternoon. Please bring your own yarn, needles, and supplies.

Looking for a scribe tribe to share your creative writing with? Look no further! You are invited to join the Welland Writer’s Guild.

Adults and seniors, learn some basic computer skills using Microsoft Word and improve your typing and keyboarding skills in the same class.