Adults Programs
Apr 23 |
Tech Time! Tech Help ClinicsLooking for help with e-books and audio-books or using our online services? Grab you latest gadget - tablet, e-reader, cell phone, laptop, MP3 player, and we'll get you started. PLEASE NOTE: If you are unable to make the drop in |
Apr 24 |
English Conversation Cafe (Ages: 19+)This program is for newcomers to Canada, 19 years and older, who want to improve their English and make new friends. |
Apr 24 |
Essential Oils: A Series - Main BranchThe use of quality essential oils can lift your mood and reduce stress, boost your immune system, and offer healthier alternatives for household cleaners. Let Jenny Crawford of doTERRA International lead you through free monthly workshops on all of these topics, and more! All materials for “make and take” products supplied. Registration required. Mar. 27 - Mommy & Kid Science: Learn how plants work and be used to heal naturally. Apr. 24 - Spring Cleaning with Essential Oils: Create a custom natural cleaning spray. |
Apr 25 |
BPL Genealogy ClubInterested in tracing your family tree? Not sure where to start or perhaps you’ve hit a dead end in your research. The BPL Genealogy Club meets once a month. Learn about various resources that may help you with your research and talk to fellow genealogists. New members welcome! Just drop-in. |
Apr 25 |
Blackout PoetryCreate a black-out poem using recycled newspapers in honour of National Poetry Month! |
Apr 25 |
Tech Talk with Amy - Phishing and Other ScamsExplore a new technology every session, with plenty of time for questions and discussion. This month's topic is: Phishing and Other Scams |
Apr 26 |
Brant County Health Unit Family Drop In (Ages: 0-5)Parents and their children can learn about healthy child development, school preparation, positive parenting, attachment, breast feeding support, and healthy lifestyle choices. In partnership with the Brant County Health Unit. Note: Program runs until June and resumes in Fall 2018. |
Apr 26 |
Onsite Settlement SpecialistYMCA Immigrant Services offers free settlement and integration services including information, referrals to community resources, one-to-one advice and mentorship, help accessing social and professional networks, and other ways to help you navigate Canadian life and culture. Just drop in, or call 519-752-4568 for more information. |