History Circle

Our newest addition to the SNPL regular program schedule is the History Circle.  We meet at 2pm on the 3rd Tuesday of the month in our second floor Boardroom.  This Circle is open to anyone who has an interest in talking about or learning about our local history.  Participants are encouraged to bring pictures or documents to share with the group or with the Library for digitization.

Adult Reading Circle

Our adult circle runs two times per year and is based on specific books.  On occasion this club has followed other programs such as the Oprah Circle on-line or has been run in house.  Suggestions for titles and times are always welcome.

TD Summer Reading Club

SNPL is a TD SRC participating library. These groups meet at scheduled time throughout the summer and receive incentives for participating and for reading and presenting books at their own reading level. Youth can participate in the program on their own or in person. At the end of the summer SNPL will hold a celebration event.  Sign up by attending our registration event, contacting the library and getting a kit OR sign up online at the TD Summer Reading Club. Children will choose books, track their reading, participate in fun activities and if COVID restrictions allow meet once a week according to their age.

https://www.tdsummerreadingclub.ca/about_the_club

2015 Play! …Come and Play @ SNPL

2014 Eureka! …Lots is happening all summer @ SNPL

2013 GO!  …Where will you go when you join SNPL?

2012 Imagine @ SNPL

2011 Splash!  Celebrate Summer @ SNPL

2010 Destination Jungle @ SNPL

2009 Agent 009: Detective and Investigation @ SNPL

2008 LOL: Laugh Out Loud @ SNPL

Youth Reading Club

The Youth Reading Club functions like the TD SRC but is run during the school year. Schedules will be posted in late fall.  Check with the Library staff for other planned story programs.

TwAG – Tween Advisory Group

The Tween Advisory Group is a community service project where tweens (age 13-15) can come together and make recommendations for the future of SNPL. Special workshops and activities will be planned by you for the benefit of our community and people your age. Counts for Volunteer Hours. Meets the 1st Friday of the month October through May.  Register Now at info@snpl.ca  We only have 4 PC spaces, but can take more when laptops are available.  More information will be available in late fall.

TAG – Teen Advisory Group

The Teen Advisory Group is a community service project where teens (age 16-19) can come together and make recommendations for the future of SNPL.  Special workshops and activities will be planned by you for the benefit of our community and people your age. Counts for Volunteer Hours. Meets the 1st Monday of the month October through May.  Register Now at info@snpl.ca   We only have 4 PC spaces, but can take more when laptops are available.  More information will be available in late fall.

Saturday Matinee

Our Matinee series is a licensed showing of classic and new releases that are family friendly. Movies are shown on the 3rd and 4th Saturdays of the month September-April at 1:00pm throughout the year and are publicized on our Facebook page and in-house. Bring Your Own Popcorn! Requests for specific movies are welcome.

Classic Movie Series

This series includes classic films, often black and white, and are some of our favourites. Bring your popcorn and join us for an oldie by goodie on the 2nd Thursday of the month. Evening showings are publicized on our Facebook and in-house. Requests are always welcome.

Game Nights

Are you looking for an evening of fun or challenges. Our game nights are an all age event. We will be offering Chess, Checkers, Scrabble, and our favourite Board Games. You may also want to start a Bridge or other friendly card game group. You may bring your own supplies or use ours. Game nights are held throughout the year.

Language Meet

This is an open online meeting space that using Zoom for learners to get together to practice language online and share language learning tips and resources. Participants will decide amongst themselves how best to practice together. This is not a language course; unless all of the participants choose to utilize the space as such. Please share and encourage others to join and register.

6NPL has also created folder on Google Drive accessible to any language learners. Use the space to share documents, links and videos with other language learners.

6NPL Google Drive Language Resource Documents

Download Language Meet Poster PDF

Download Language Meet Schedule PDF

Register for Mohawk Language Meet

Register for Onondaga Language Meet

Register for Cayuga Language Meet

Register for Oneida Language Meet

Register for Seneca Language Meet

Register for Tuscarora Language Meet

Dial-A-Story 519-900-0908

Call to listen to stories 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Content is children and youth focussed with emphasis on local history, local knowledge and our languages. We really appreciate our readers and local talent. If you would like to read your work for Dial-A-Story please contact us today. Scan the QR code with your phone’s camera or a QR code reading app to save Dial-A-Story to your phone’s contacts. Dial-A-Story will be updated regularly.

Share Your Garden

Share Your Garden began was a weekly get together on Zoom every Friday at noon in partnership with Terrylynn Brant of Mohawk Seedkeepers; it is now monthly on the third Friday of the month.

Share Your Garden provides space for growers and gardeners in Six Nations to dialogue about local issues and to learn from one another. The goal is to share knowledge and local information among farmers, small gardeners, and anyone who wants to learn. A prime concern is to make space for relationships among local growers and Haudenosaunee growers; even during these COVID times. We feel it is important to know one another if we are to support one another in maintaining and building on our Haudnenosaunee growing traditions.

Terrylynn helps our growers with her experienced advice and extensive knowledge. Members help one another by sharing information about resources, their own knowledge and experiences; and especially by encouraging one another. Interests include indigenous plants, orchards, trees, Carolinian plants, organic growing methods, food and flowers.

Below you will find some of the edited Zoom recordings from our very informative guests!

Currently meeting every third Friday of the month at noon; online or in-person as safety allows. Join us by contacting the library!