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PR – Friends of the Library Book Drive
Books are sold to raise funds for library services and initiatives. Please only bring books in good condition, and no textbooks.
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2021 (Virtual) Festival of the Written Arts
to Sept 30. You can purchase a pass ($30) that will give you access to all 12 captioned recordings of Festival events here: https://www.showpass.com/2021-virtual-festival-of-the.../.
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Gibsons Library Book Club: ‘American Dirt’
Book Club is back and in-person! We’re SO excited to host you again inside the library! Join us as we discuss Jeanine Cummins’ American Dirt. Very limited space. Sign up at the library – 604-886-2130 As per public health orders: Masks are required for everyone ages 12 and up for all in-library events.
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Sechelt Library: Storywalk
Read a book while enjoying nature with a family StoryWalk®. Visit anytime during the week. A StoryWalk® is an outdoor walk where a book’s pages have been posted along the trail. Families can read the book together as they enjoy a walk through the outdoors! No registration required.
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Book Faire
Friday 12 - 5pm; Saturday 10 - 5pm; Sunday 10 - 3pm. Only ONE BOX of gently used Book Donations accepted on Friday and Saturday. No donations on Sunday. We will be following the Library Covid Protocol.
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PR – Write On
Fridays from 2-3 pm. Get creative and share writing in a fun and informal group. Explore nonfiction, fiction or poetry. Writers will receive a writing prompt and will write for 20 minutes followed by discussion and time to share writing. A virtual event – weblink will be provided when you register. To register complete our ONLINE REGISTRATION FORM or contact Mel Edgar: edgar@prpl.ca
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Friday 12 - 5pm; Saturday 10 - 5pm; Sunday 10 - 3pm. Only ONE BOX of gently used Book Donations accepted on Friday and Saturday. No donations on Sunday. We will be following the Library Covid Protocol.
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Clifford Smith Memorial Lecture: “Stories as Good Relations: “Imagining Together (and Apart) in Incurious Times”
This talk by Dr. Daniel Heath Justice, Chair in Indigenous Literature & Expressive Culture (UBC), will consider how old and emerging story traditions alike might offer guidance for better, more generous, more curious understanding of one another in this wounded—and wounding—world we share.
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Friday 12 - 5pm; Saturday 10 - 5pm; Sunday 10 - 3pm. No donations on Sunday. We will be following the Library Covid Protocol.
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