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After a few weeks break, we are back in action! Book Babes, Tuesdays, 10:30-11am Family Storytime, Thursdays, 10:30-11am Crafternoon, Tuesdays, 3:30-4:30pm Join us for these free, drop-in programs!
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Join us on April 20th for a special book launch and reading from local author Lyne Chartier! Lyne will be reading from her book, A Monster of a Day/La journee monstre. A touching and inspiring book about the parent-child bond and the courage to go beyond emotions. Saturday, April 20, 10:30, craft table at 11am Drop-in, all ages welcome.
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Tech help and support! Hey NPL Community! Are you looking to learn a little more about TECH? We are excited to offer support with your cell phones, laptops, iPads and tablets. Every Thursday we will be holding a drop-in learn-about-tech-basics class. Bring your tech and questions to start learning together.
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Friday, April 19, 10:30-11:30 Find out how to protect your online privacy when using the internet in this discussion-based class. Get some practical advice and hands-on tips to help you be more secure online. Learners will also be given specific resources and recommendations to help them feel safe, confident, and empowered when using the internet.
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Are there any affordable, practical solutions that actually make a difference in the climate crisis? The West Kootenay Climate Hub and the Library are inviting the community to explore three different tools that can make a positive impact on our environment: heat pumps, electrical vehicles and renewable energy. Participants are encouraged to bring any questions or curiosities they might have about these technologies. Register for the event by emailing mstorey@nelson.ca. Wednesday, April 10, 7-8:30pm
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Embark on a learning journey with us as we explore Indigenous history and stories. Come to one or come to all; new learners welcome! Books are available at the circulation desk, and the full list is available here. Next up: Jonny Appleseed by Joshua Whitehead A tour-de-force debut novel about a Two-Spirit Indigiqueer young man and proud NDN glitter princess who must reckon with his past when he returns home to his reserve. Wednesday, April 17, 7 - 8:30pm
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Practice your English skills at this drop-in program for newcomer adults. Bring your kids! Toys, games, and crafts available for children ages 0-5. Tea and cookies provided. For more information contact Katie McNeil, Settlement Worker and Language Instructor, nelsonsettlement@cbal.org or text 250-505-6047. Wednesday, April 10 & 24, 12:30-1:30pm
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In a time of war and division, Vera Maloff’s newly published book on one man’s pacifist convictions has never been so relevant. That one man was Vera’s grandfather. They Called Him a Radical: The Memoirs of Pete Maloff and the Making of a Doukhobor Pacifist is a collection of his memoirs. History enthusiasts and social justice thinkers alike can expect a thoughtful and informative reading at the book launch. Wednesday, April 24, 7-8:30
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A day in the life of a library... The annual report is now ready to be perused. Written for the community, it is a way to show you the work we did, the value we provided, and the owls we installed. It is also our chance to thank our donors and partners for making it all possible.
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Got trash? Want to help your neighborhood and the planet? This litter scavenger hunt makes it fun and easy. Pick up your Scavenger Hunt Guide at the Library. See how many different types of litter you can find. Return your form to the Library by April 30 to be entered in a prize draw.
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Dementia Friends Friday April 12, 1pm-3pm Free at the Nelson Library
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Small, everyday actions can help build a community that is inclusive, supportive of and safe for people living with dementia. In this session, you will learn a variety of topics, including: - What is a dementia friend?
- What is dementia?
- How to recognize that someone might be living with dementia?
- How to communicate effectively and appropriately?
- Where can you go for more help?
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