Event Calendar
Historical Fiction Book Club
Historical Fiction fans, join us. Teresa Eckford, Sechelt Library Staff member and Historical Fiction aficionado guides the group. Contact Teresa for more information.
NEXT MEETING: February 25, 2019 – Our book for this month is Blood of Flowers by Anita Amirrezvani. If you have any questions, please email Teresa (teresa.eckford@secheltlibrary.ca)
FALL 2018 BOOKS: September 2018 book: Goodnight from London by Jennifer Robson ; October 2018 book: Helena by Evelyn Waugh ; November 2018 book: River of darkness by Rennie Airth
PREVIOUS DISCUSSIONS
January 15, 2018 The Stonehenge Letters by Harry Karlinsky
February 19, 2018 The Many Lives and Secret Sorrows of Josephine B by Sandra Gulland
March 19, 2018 The Emperor’s Secret by M.C. Scott
April 16, 2018 Sarum by Edward Rutherfurd
May 28, 2018 – Sarum – Part II by Edward Rutherfurd
“NEW” Beginner Computer Class
Every week you will work through an online course on basic computer skills at your own pace, with our Technology Education Coordinator available when you need help. You can bring your own laptop or borrow one of the library’s laptops. This program has been made possible by the District of Sechelt’s Community Investment Program.
Tuesdays: Feb 5th, 12th, 19th, 26th; March 5th, 12th from 11am-12:30pm in the Teen Area at the Sechelt Library.
All programs are free. Please call the library (604-885-3260), visit the library, or email info@sechelt.bclibrary.ca to register.
Youth Maker Space – for Youth ages 10-18.
Come to the library after school on Tuesdays. We have iPads and laptops for homework and games, robotics and programming materials, art supplies, and a large room just for youth to pursue your interests.
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Tuesdays Jan 8th-June 25th (excluding Spring break: March 19th & 26th) See full list of dates below.
3:00pm-5:00 pm
In the Community Room – registration not required.
Tech Drop-in with Technology Education Coordinator, Sam…
If you have a quick question about iPads, the internet, computers, ebooks or other technology, drop by the library’s computer area Thursdays for help. Open to all patrons.
Upcoming Tech Drop-in dates:
Thursdays:
2018
Dec 13th
Dec 20th
2019
Jan 3rd
Jan 10th
Jan 17th
Join Jill Hightower at the Elder Women drop-in group.
The group facilitates senior women coming together to share information, support independence, laugh, and know that we are not alone. It is in the tradition of women, that they get together and talk. The Elder Women meet the first Friday of every month. NB: The group will NOT meet in January 2019.
“NEW” Beginner Computer Class
Every week you will work through an online course on basic computer skills at your own pace, with our Technology Education Coordinator available when you need help. You can bring your own laptop or borrow one of the library’s laptops. This program has been made possible by the District of Sechelt’s Community Investment Program.
Tuesdays: Feb 5th, 12th, 19th, 26th; March 5th, 12th from 11am-12:30pm in the Teen Area at the Sechelt Library.
All programs are free. Please call the library (604-885-3260), visit the library, or email info@sechelt.bclibrary.ca to register.
Youth Maker Space – for Youth ages 10-18.
Come to the library after school on Tuesdays. We have iPads and laptops for homework and games, robotics and programming materials, art supplies, and a large room just for youth to pursue your interests.
.
Tuesdays Jan 8th-June 25th (excluding Spring break: March 19th & 26th) See full list of dates below.
3:00pm-5:00 pm
In the Community Room – registration not required.
Tech Drop-in with Technology Education Coordinator, Sam…
If you have a quick question about iPads, the internet, computers, ebooks or other technology, drop by the library’s computer area Thursdays for help. Open to all patrons.
Upcoming Tech Drop-in dates:
Thursdays:
2018
Dec 13th
Dec 20th
2019
Jan 3rd
Jan 10th
Jan 17th