Events Calendar
Men’s Book Club
Sechelt Library - Pop-up Edition Trail Bay Mall, Sechelt, British Columbia, CanadaRead The Diamond Eye by Kate Quinn in preparation for the next book club meeting on the 4th Tuesday of the month. Tuesday March 26 2024, 1:00-2:30pm at the Sechelt Library Pop-up Edition, Trail Bay Mall Registration required. Call or email the library: Phone - 604-885-3260 / Email - info@sechelt.bclibrary.ca
Take and Make Kits
Sechelt Library - Pop-up Edition Trail Bay Mall, Sechelt, British Columbia, CanadaCome grab a fun, educational activity to do at home! Each kit will include the materials and instructions you need. Parental supervision required for each kit. Water Xylophone Kit: Ages 3-5 Balloon Hovercraft Kit: Ages 5-8 Vortex Rings Kit: Ages 9-12 Spring Break: March 18th-28th, Monday to Saturday, 10am - 4pm (Pop-up CLOSED Sundays) Registration […]
Community Volunteer Income Tax Program
Sechelt Library - Pop-up Edition Trail Bay Mall, Sechelt, British Columbia, CanadaWhat: Free Community Volunteer Income Tax Preparation (CVITP) with Terri Where: at the Sechelt Library Pop-up Edition at the Trail Bay Mall Who: this program is a free service for eligible clients. When: Every Wednesday, between 10am and 4:00pm, by appointment only, March 6 to May 1, 2024. Details Income limits: Individual – $45,000; Family – […]
Take and Make Kits
Sechelt Library - Pop-up Edition Trail Bay Mall, Sechelt, British Columbia, CanadaCome grab a fun, educational activity to do at home! Each kit will include the materials and instructions you need. Parental supervision required for each kit. Water Xylophone Kit: Ages 3-5 Balloon Hovercraft Kit: Ages 5-8 Vortex Rings Kit: Ages 9-12 Spring Break: March 18th-28th, Monday to Saturday, 10am - 4pm (Pop-up CLOSED Sundays) Registration […]
Friends of the Sechelt Library Book Faire – March 2024
Seaside Centre 5790 Teredo St, Sechelt, BC, CanadaCome browse the huge selection of gently used books, with all proceeds going to support the Library. (click to see full list of dates) Limited to one box of quality books in excellent condition brought in on Friday (12-5pm) and Saturday (10-4pm) during the Book Faire. Donations not accepted on Sunday. We do not accept […]
Friends of the Sechelt Library Book Faire – March 2024
Seaside Centre 5790 Teredo St, Sechelt, BC, CanadaCome browse the huge selection of gently used books, with all proceeds going to support the Library. (click to see full list of dates) Limited to one box of quality books in excellent condition brought in on Friday (12-5pm) and Saturday (10-4pm) during the Book Faire. Donations not accepted on Sunday. We do not accept […]
Friends of the Sechelt Library Book Faire – March 2024
Seaside Centre 5790 Teredo St, Sechelt, BC, CanadaCome browse the huge selection of gently used books, with all proceeds going to support the Library. (click to see full list of dates) Limited to one box of quality books in excellent condition brought in on Friday (12-5pm) and Saturday (10-4pm) during the Book Faire. Donations not accepted on Sunday. We do not accept […]
Community Volunteer Income Tax Program
Sechelt Library - Pop-up Edition Trail Bay Mall, Sechelt, British Columbia, CanadaWhat: Free Community Volunteer Income Tax Preparation (CVITP) with Terri Where: at the Sechelt Library Pop-up Edition at the Trail Bay Mall Who: this program is a free service for eligible clients. When: Every Wednesday, between 10am and 4:00pm, by appointment only, March 6 to May 1, 2024. Details Income limits: Individual – $45,000; Family – […]
Card Making With Ruth – April 2024
Sechelt Library - Pop-up Edition Trail Bay Mall, Sechelt, British Columbia, CanadaJoin Ruth Moore for a free card-making class! All supplies provided. Thursdays - April 4 & 18, 10:30-11:30am at the Pop-up Edition in the Trail Bay Mall Limited Space. Registration required. Call or email the library: Phone - 604-885-3260 / Email - info@sechelt.bclibrary.ca
Capilano Universe Speakers Series: Multicultural History of Paldi – April 2024
ZoomThis talk focuses on the history of Paldi, B.C., a logging community founded in ~1917, by Punjabi Sikh immigrants, on unceded Hul’qumi’num Territories (near Duncan, B.C.). Due to the diversity of its workforce, which included Punjabi, Chinese, Japanese, and white men and their families, Paldi has been described as the origin of Canadian multiculturalism; a […]