Friday Crafternoons! (drop-in) - New Glasgow Library

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À propos

Drop by the New Glasgow Library on Friday afternoons from 3pm to 4pm, to make a school-aged children's craft in the Children's Area. For more information, please call the New Glasgow Library at (902) 752-8233 or email, [email protected].

Liens

• Library events calendar parl.ns.ca

Organisateur

New Glasgow Library, Pictou-Antigonish Regional Library

One of our largest branches, and located at the back corner of the Aberdeen Business Centre (610 East River Road, New Glasgow).

We offer a full range of free services and access to the resources of all Nova Scotia public libraries. New Glasgow Library is also an @NS community technology access site. At the New Glasgow Library you can access a wireless hotspot to high speed Internet.

New (Temporary) Location

During the New Glasgow Library Reviltalization Project, New Glasgow Library and PARL Headquarters have moved to a temporary location: now located in the Aberdeen Business Centre, 610 East River Road.

The main entrance is located at the back corner of the Aberdeen Business Centre, with access via both Granville Street and the main Aberdeen Centre parking lot.

Programming at the New Glasgow Library

All library programs are offered free of charge. Please call the Library for more information 902-752-8233.

Regular library programs are offered through the fall until the spring (from September to June).

In addition to regular library programs and events join us for workshops, presentations and evening seminars on a variety of topics. Some of our special programs include, Summer Reading Clubs for kids, numerous Author Readings and book signings.

Special Collections

New Glasgow Library holds a large history collection specializing in Pictou County - such as the Ritchie Cemetery Records (index to cemeteries in the County), local newspapers on microfilm, census records, community histories, family genealogies, and many other items of genealogical and historical interest. Drop in to the Heritage Room to see these unique holdings. Several of these resources are being digitized and are viewable at NovaStory.ca.