Our variety of free program offerings are for people of all ages.
Some programs focus on early literacy skills, some spark imagination and creativity, while others are about being part of a community in a comfortable space.
Find the right programs for you below:
Play with your babies and toddlers with these songs and rhymes.
Watch this first if you have a baby under 6 months old:
The whole playlist is available in this one link - to switch to a different video click on the list button in the top right corner of the video.
This 6 week partner program between the Bonnyville Library and FCSS is specially designed for children aged 3 & 4.
Read books and then roll with activities to explore the story concepts.
The program promotes language and fine motor skills in a socialized setting.
The program is free and runs for 6 weeks.
STAY TUNED FOR THE NEXT SESSION.
Please contact the library to register.
Limited spaces available.
Saturday, September 23
1:00 pm
All Ages (adults & children welcome)
Come paint some decorative pieces for the community garden. Stay until you’re done, or until we clean up at 3 pm.
Do you like to play the Pokémon card game?
Looking for new people to battle?
Never played but want to learn?
Everyone is welcome!
You must play at least 3 league evenings to qualify for each upcoming tournament.
Session 1: September 14-October 12
Tournament 1: Saturday, October 14 @ 12:00 pm
Session 2: October 19-November 23
Tournament 2: Saturday, November 25 @ 12:00 pm
Are you in your friendship era?
Pop by to our Taylor Swift inspired bracelet making session.
Stay for a s little or as long as you like and make a few beaded bracelets for yourself or someone else.
The Book: Lost on the Prairie by MaryLou Driedger
Read the same book as your child (grandchild/niece/nephew).
Attend the meeting to discuss, do an activity, and have a snack.
Limited spaces available, please register.
Register early and pick up your book to read it before the program.
Saturday, September 23
1:00 pm
All Ages (adults & children welcome)
Come paint some decorative pieces for the community garden. Stay until you’re done, or until we clean up at 3 pm.
Do you like to play the Pokémon card game?
Looking for new people to battle?
Never played but want to learn?
Everyone is welcome!
You must play at least 3 league evenings to qualify for each upcoming tournament.
Session 1: September 14-October 12
Tournament 1: Saturday, October 14 @ 12:00 pm
Session 2: October 19-November 23
Tournament 2: Saturday, November 25 @ 12:00 pm
Are you in your friendship era?
Pop by to our Taylor Swift inspired bracelet making session.
Stay for a s little or as long as you like and make a few beaded bracelets for yourself or someone else.
Ages 8-12 with a responsible adult
The Book: Lost on the Prairie by MaryLou Driedger
Read the same book as your child (grandchild/niece/nephew).
Attend the meeting to discuss, do an activity, and have a snack.
Limited spaces available, please register.
Register early and pick up your book to read it before the program.
Please join us to discuss our monthly book selection.
Discussions occur on the SECOND Tuesday of each month at 6:30 pm.
Meetings are a combination of in-person and video call using Zoom.
Ask at the library to be put on the email list if you'd like to receive updates and Zoom meeting links.
Sign up to be a Book Club member and you'll have the books ordered for you each month via interlibrary loan.
Contact the library if you have questions or would like to join.
January 10 - Mrs. Sinclair’s Suitcase – by Louise Walters
February 14 - The Guncle – by Steven Rowley
March 14 - Switchboard Soldiers – by Jennifer Chiaverini
April 11 - The Theory of Crows – by David A. Robertson
May 9 - One Italian Summer – by Rebecca Serle
June 13 - The Last Thing He Told Me – by Laura Dave
September 12 - Firekeeper’s Daughter – by Angeline Boulley
October 10 - Three Weeks with My Brother – by Nicholas Sparks
November 14 - The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian – by Sherman Alexie
December 12 - Dear Mrs. Bird – by A.J Pearce
Have book suggestions for the 2024 reading list? Send them to the programmer under Contact Us
The library had the pleasure of hosting poet Wanda John-Kehewin for a recording session in 2021.
This 3 part series came from that session.
Wanda is a poet and author originally from Kehewin, Alberta.
Visit Wanda's website: wandajohnkehewin.com
Listen, Learn, Reflect.
Part 1 - September 30, 2021
Part 2 - October 7, 2021
Part 3 - October 14, 2021