Age: 2 and 3 years.
Stories, songs, and fun to grow your child’s love of language. The first 15 minutes is for meeting other families and settling in.
No registration is required but space is limited. Caregivers must attend with children. All family members welcome!
For more information, call 604-436-5420.
Thursdays, January 10 to February 14
Age: 2 and 3 years.
Stories, songs, and fun to grow your child’s love of language. The first 15 minutes is for meeting other families and settling in.
No registration is required but space is limited. Caregivers must attend with children. All family members welcome!
For more information, call 604-436-5420.
Thursdays, January 10 to February 14
Fraud and identification theft is real. Protect yourself from fraud and identification theft with this workshop offered by Vancity. They will cover how to protect yourself from loan and credit card fraud, telephone, online, and computer fraud, and lottery scams. They will discuss when to release and not to release personal information, and what can be done if identification theft or fraud happens to you.
Free, but seating is limited. Register online, or at any BPL information desk. For more details call, 604-299-8955.
Age: newborn to 18 months.
Fridays, January 18 to March 15
Lap bounces, songs, rhymes and fingerplays, for babies and the adults who love them!
No registration is required. Come early - space is limited. Caregivers must attend with children. Siblings welcome.
For more information, call 604-299-8955
Age: newborn to 18 months.
Fridays, January 18 to March 15
Lap bounces, songs, rhymes and fingerplays, for babies and the adults who love them!
No registration is required. Come early - space is limited. Caregivers must attend with children. Siblings welcome.
For more information, call 604-299-8955
Join us for a two day workshop on January 18 & January 25, 2019 to prepare for Canadian citizenship. The session will be facilitated by MOSAIC staff. We will talk about topics such as Canada’s history, symbols, government and geography, as well as the rights and responsibilities of citizenship. This workshop will be held in English, with Chinese language support available.
Registration is required. To register please contact Angel Tse 604 254 9626 ext 2121 or atse@mosaicbc.org or click here to register using their online registration form.
We <3 the 80s! Join Burnaby Public Library for a screening of Back to the Future (1985).
It's the mid-80's, and Marty McFly is your average 17-year-old slacker who happens to be friends with an inventor, Doc Brown. Doc's latest invention is a time machine, that ends up transporting Marty back to 1955 where he must bring his parents together so that he will exist when he gets back to his own time.
This film is rated PG (Consumer Protection BC) and has a runtime of 1 hour and 56 minutes.
Drop in, no registration required.
Age: Newborn to 2 ½ years
Join us for lively songs, rhymes and stories for babies and toddlers and their dads, uncles, stepdads, foster dads, grandfathers and other male caregivers. No registration is required.
For more information call: 604-436-5420
Saturdays, January 12 to March 9
Read this month’s chosen title and then come spend time with fellow book lovers discussing the book with a librarian. We meet at a new time, 11:00 am start, in the Willow Room of Cameron Recreation Centre.
Our selection for discussion in January is The Dancehall Years by Joan Haggerty.
The Dancehall Years is an elegy to a coastal culture almost lost—island cottages with views of the Union Steamships in Howe Sound, the Japanese gardeners before WWII and the terrible internments, forgotten inlets and logging camps, long summer evenings in the dancehall, with its circle of white Corinthian columns, where ‘you're only allowed to dance inside the columns if you're in love or if you're spectacular dancers.’
The complex family saga begins one summer on Bowen Island and in Vancouver during the Depression and moves through Pearl Harbour, the evacuation of the Japanese and three generations into the 1980s.
The island’s dance hall, a well-known destination for both soldiers on leave and summer picnickers, becomes the emotional landmark for time passing and time remembered.
FREE but space is limited. Please register online. You can phone first to find out if copies are available from the book club set or you can reserve an individual copy online. Questions? Call 604-421-5454 or visit us in person at the Cameron Information Desk.
Please note: this program now starts at 1:00pm
Children ages 6 to 12 are welcome to join us for informal chess games, facilitated by Curtis Lister of the Burnaby Junior Chess Club.
This is a drop-in program and no registration is required, but space is limited - arrive early!
Parents of children under 10 years old are asked to remain in the program room.
Fall Dates:
Saturdays, January 12 to March 9