Annual Book Sale!
Our annual Book Sale is taking place in the multipurpose room during regular library hours. Items are available by donation. Purchases can be made by cash or cheque.
Ending Sunday, November 2nd.
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Tenant Rights and Income Security with Paul Lagace
We all know housing is a challenge, but did you know that a local Poverty Law Advocate/Coordinator comes to the Library once a month to answer any questions you have?
Paul Lagace of The Prince Rupert Unemployed Action Centre will be available to talk about Tenant Rights and Income Security as well as being able to answer questions regarding:
- Landlord tenant Laws
- Employment Insurance
- Income Assistance
- Human Rights
- Disability Assistance
- Employment Standards
- CPP
No appointment required! Come and talk to Paul,
Monday, November 3rd, 1-3 pm in the Library.
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Public Talk: The Impacts of Commercial Anchoring on Significant Benthic Areas
Next Tuesday, come to the library for a public talk on the impact of commercial anchoring, presented by Dr. Fiona Francis (DFO). This presentation is part of an ongoing research project that involves collaboration between the Government of Canada, Kitsumkalum, and Lax Kw'alaams.
Tuesday, November 4th 7-8 pm in the Library's Multipurpose Room.
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Novel Ideas Auction!
Do you have a novel idea? Have you ever been inspired by a book to create something magical? You could donate a creation, craft, or culinary delight to the Prince Rupert Library for our Novel Ideas fundraising auction.
Please bring any donations to the library by Wednesday, November 5th.
Come ready to bid on uniquely crafted items inspired by beloved books!
Previous years have featured fabric arts, paintings, photography, home baked desserts, home preserves, zines and wellness packages.
Watch our social media for a sneak peek at this years offerings!
Novel Idea Auction will be held Friday, November 7th, at 7 pm at the Lester Centre.
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Traditional Ts'msyen Music with Jeremy Pahl
This event will be focused on traditional Ts'msyen music, the sound, the lyrics, and their meaning. Jeremy will showcase archival recordings, and teach participants how to access previews of these songs through the Canadian Museum of History.
This workshop will then discuss how to honour tradition while writing new songs, inspired by those that came before the influence of Western music and hymns.
Limited availability, register in person or call 250-627-1345.
Friday, November 14th 5-7 pm.
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Salmon's Future
Join Dr. Michael Price and explore the future of Pacific Salmon - how humans and climate change are reshaping their survival, and what conservation can do to sustain them.
Michael Price is an Adjunct Professor at Simon Fraser University and Director of Science for Skeena Wild Conversation Trust, where he works to advance evidence-based approaches to wild salmon conservation and recovery.
This event is free, registration is not required.
Tuesday, November 25th at 6:30 pm.
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Games Night at the Library
Join us for a night of board games!
Play from the Library's collection of board games with local expert Mike Gruber. He'll be here to help teach new games as well as participate in the fun.
Wednesday, November 26th 5:30 - 8:30 pm.
Open to teens, adults, and children with caregivers.
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Teen Book Club
We've wrapped up with The Maze Runner series by James Dashner and are moving on to Animal Farm by George Orwell.
Any teens interested in joining should reach out to the library to request a copy. We can be contacted by phone, email, or visit in person.
If you've already read it, come join the discussion.
250-627-1345 or circulation@princerupertlibrary.ca
Tuesday, November 18th 3:30-4:30 pm.
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Artist Meet-Up
Free drop-in-art sessions are for anyone interested in creating art. All skill levels and mediums are welcome.
Bring your project, inspiration, supplies, and some recent works to share!
1st and 3rd Wednesday of every month.
Next sessions
October 1st and 15th 6:30-9 pm at the Prince Rupert Library
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Writer's Series
We are partnering with CMTN English professor Glenn Groulx for six free creative writing seminars! Each session will have a different subject. Choose the ones that interest you, or attend them all:
September 25th - Why write? Introduction to creative writing as a tool. - Done!
October 9th - Writing to learn for the classroom. Done!
October 23rd - Writing to build and curate a professional portfolio. Cancelled.
November 6th - Writing to interact and connect.
November 20th - Writing to heal and grow.
December 4th - Writing to build a personal voice.
6-8pm in the Library's multipurpose room.
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Create & Make
Our free drop-in afterschool program is up and running again! We've got LEGOS, games, and arts and crafts to keep kids entertained. This program is for children grade one and up. Kindergarteners are welcome with an adult caregiver.
Thursdays 3:15 - 4:30 in the multipurpose room.
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Tech Time with Tye
Now with drop-in times:
Tuesdays 6 - 7 pm
Wednesdays 10 - 11 am
Thursdays 2 -3 pm
You can still book a one-on-one appointment with Tye. Whether you're finding technology overwhelming, or just want to brush up on your tech skills, Tye can help.
To request an appointment, ask for a form at the circulation desk or email Tye directly at twatson@princerupertlibrary.ca
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Knit & Crochet Social
Every Thursday afternoon the Library hosts a cozy group of crafters. If you knit, crochet, or have a similarly portable textile based hobby, you should come and try it out.
This is a social event for self directed individuals to bring their personal projects.
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October was National Library Month, and we kept ourselves quite busy at the library. We got our Halloween display up and spruced up our Literacy Corner as October is also dyslexia awareness month.
We embraced the Spooky Season with a spooky reads contest and designated Blood on the Clocktower games night hosted by Mike Gruber. If you'd like to see more events of that nature, be sure to reach out and let us know!
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Jeremy hosted his first events as Indigenous Storyteller in Residence, a screening of Sm'algya̱x language film 'Wa̱ts'a, as well as a Ts'myen Spooky Story Telling event.
We also had a Greg Stewart (children's author and two time paralympic gold medalist) came to our library to read from his children's book Stand Out.
Last, but certainly not least, Oldfield Hatchery has been in and out of the library this month preparing our salmon tank and then populating it with a fresh batch of coho eggs that will be hatching sometime this winter.
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Your Prince Rupert Library card also provides access to CELA, Libby, and Kanopy. If you have any questions about these available services please ask at the circulation desk.
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November 1st, Saturday - Book Sale
November 2nd, Sunday - Book Sale
November 3rd, Monday - Income Security and Tenant Rights 1-3 pm
November 4th, Tuesday - Babytime Rhymes 10:15-10:45 am
- Tales for Twos 11:15-11:45 am
- DFO Anchorage Public Talk 7 pm
- FoPRL Book Club 7 pm
November 5th, Wednesday - Tales for Twos 10:15-10:45 am
- Babytime Rhymes 11:15-11:45 am
- Story Hour 1:30-2:30 pm
- Artist Meet-up 6:30-9 pm
November 6th, Thursday - Story Hour 10:30-11:30 am
- Knit & Crochet Social 1 pm
- Create & Make 3:15-4:30 pm
- Writer's Seminar with Glenn Groulx 6-8 pm
November 7th, Friday - Novel Idea Auction 7pm at the Lester Centre!
November 8th, Saturday - National Indigenous Veterans Day
November 11th, Tuesday - Closed (Remembrance Day)
November 12th, Wednesday - Tales for Twos 10:15-10:45 am
- Babytime Rhymes 11:15-11:45 am
- Story Hour 1:30-2:30 pm
November 13th, Thursday - Story Hour 10:30-11:30 am
- Knit & Crochet Social 1 pm
- Create & Make 3:15-4:30 pm
November 14th, Friday - Traditional Ts'myen Music 5-7 pm
November 18th, Tuesday - Babytime Rhymes 10:15-10:45 am
- Tales for Twos 11:15-11:45 am
-Teen Book Club 3:30-4:30 pm
November 19th, Wednesday - Tales for Twos 10:15-10:45 am
- Babytime Rhymes 11:14-11:45
- Story Hour 1:30-2:30 pm
- Artist Meet-up 6:30-9 pm
November 20th, Thursday - Story Hour 10:30-11:30 am
- Knit & Crochet Social 1 pm
- Create & Make 3:15-4:30 pm
- Writer's Seminar with Glenn Groulx 6-8 pm
November 22nd, Saturday - Writer's Social 2-4 pm
November 25th, Tuesday - Babytime Rhymes 10:15-10:45 am
- Tales for Twos 11:15-11:45 am
- Salmon's Future 6:30 pm
November 26th, Wednesday - Tales for Twos 10:15-10:45 am
- Babytime Rhymes 11:14-11:45
- Story Hour 1:30-2:30 pm
- Games Night with Mike 5:30 - 8:45 pm
November 27th, Thursday - Story Hour 10:30-11:30 am
- Knit & Crochet Social 1 pm
- Create & Make 3:15-4:30 pm
Tech Time with Tye drop in times:
Tuesday 6-7 pm, Wednesdays 10-11 am, and Thursdays 2-3 pm
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Annual Book Sale!
Our annual Book Sale is taking place in the multipurpose room during regular library hours. Items are available by donation. Purchases can be made by cash or cheque.
Ending Sunday, November 2nd.
Tenant Rights and Income Security with Paul Lagace
We all know housing is a challenge, but did you know that a local Poverty Law Advocate/Coordinator comes to the Library once a month to answer any questions you have?
Paul Lagace of The Prince Rupert Unemployed Action Centre will be available to talk about Tenant Rights and Income Security as well as being able to answer questions regarding:
- Landlord tenant Laws
- Employment Insurance
- Income Assistance
- Human Rights
- Disability Assistance
- Employment Standards
- CPP
No appointment required! Come and talk to Paul,
Monday, November 3rd, 1-3 pm in the Library.
Public Talk: The Impacts of Commercial Anchoring on Significant Benthic Areas
Come to the library for a public talk on the impact of commercial anchoring, presented by Dr. Fiona Francis (DFO). This presentation is part of an ongoing research project that involves collaboration between the Government of Canada, Kitsumkalum, and Lax Kw'alaams.
Tuesday, November 4th 7-8 pm in the Library's Multipurpose Room.
Novel Ideas Auction!
Do you have a novel idea? Have you ever been inspired by a book to create something magical? You could donate a creation, craft, or culinary delight to the Prince Rupert Library for our Novel Ideas fundraising auction.
Please bring any donations to the library by Wednesday, November 5th.
Come ready to bid on uniquely crafted items inspired by beloved books!
Previous years have featured fabric arts, paintings, photography, home baked desserts, home preserves, zines and wellness packages.
Watch our social media for a sneak peek at this years offerings!
Novel Idea Auction will be held Friday, November 7th, at 7 pm at the Lester Centre.
Traditional Ts'msyen Music with Jeremy Pahl
This event will be focused on traditional Ts'msyen music, the sound, the lyrics, and their meaning. Jeremy will showcase archival recordings, and teach participants how to access previews of these songs through the Canadian Museum of History.
This workshop will then discuss how to honour tradition while writing new songs, inspired by those that came before the influence of Western music and hymns.
Limited availability, register in person or call 250-627-1345.
Friday, November 14th 5-7 pm.
Salmon's Future
Join Dr. Michael Price and explore the future of Pacific Salmon - how humans and climate change are reshaping their survival, and what conservation can do to sustain them.
Michael Price is an Adjunct Professor at Simon Fraser University and Director of Science for Skeena Wild Conversation Trust, where he works to advance evidence-based approaches to wild salmon conservation and recovery.
This event is free, registration is not required.
Tuesday, November 25th at 6:30 pm.
Games Night at the Library
Join us for a night of board games!
Play from the Library's collection of board games with local expert Mike Gruber. He'll be here to help teach new games as well as participate in the fun.
Wednesday, November 26th 5:30 - 8:30 pm.
Open to teens, adults, and children with caregivers.
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Teen Book Club
We've wrapped up with The Maze Runner series by James Dashner and are moving on to Animal Farm by George Orwell.
Any teens interested in joining should reach out to the library to request a copy. We can be contacted by phone, email, or visit in person.
If you've already read it, come join the discussion.
250-627-1345 or circulation@princerupertlibrary.ca
Tuesday, November 18th 3:30-4:30 pm.
Artist Meet-Up
Free drop-in-art sessions are for anyone interested in creating art. All skill levels and mediums are welcome.
Bring your project, inspiration, supplies, and some recent works to share!
1st and 3rd Wednesday of every month.
Next sessions
October 1st and 15th 6:30-9 pm at the Prince Rupert Library
Writer's Series
We are partnering with CMTN English professor Glenn Groulx for six free creative writing seminars! Each session will have a different subject. Choose the ones that interest you, or attend them all:
September 25th - Why write? Introduction to creative writing as a tool. - Done!
October 9th - Writing to learn for the classroom. - Done!
October 23rd - Writing to build and curate a professional portfolio. - Cancelled.
November 6th - Writing to interact and connect.
November 20th - Writing to heal and grow.
December 4th - Writing to build a personal voice.
6-8pm in the Library's multipurpose room.
Create & Make
Our free drop-in afterschool program is up and running again! We've got LEGOS, games, and arts and crafts to keep kids entertained. This program is for children grade one and up. Kindergarteners are welcome with an adult caregiver.
Thursdays 3:15 - 4:30 in the multipurpose room.
Tech Time with Tye!
Now with drop-in times:
Tuesdays 6 - 7 pm
Wednesdays 10 - 11 am
Thursdays 2 -3 pm
You can still book a one-on-one appointment with Tye. Whether you're finding technology overwhelming, or just want to brush up on your tech skills, Tye can help.
To request an appointment, ask for a form at the circulation desk or email Tye directly at twatson@princerupertlibrary.ca
Knit & Crochet Social
Every Thursday afternoon the Library hosts a cozy group of crafters. If you knit, crochet, or have a similarly portable textile based hobby, you should come and try it out.
This is a social event for self directed individuals to bring their personal projects.
Thursday afternoons, starting at 1pm
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October was National Library Month, and we kept ourselves quite busy at the library. We got our Halloween display up and spruced up our Literacy Corner as October is also dyslexia awareness month.
We embraced the Spooky Season with a spooky reads contest and designated Blood on the Clocktower games night hosted by Mike Gruber. If you'd like to see more events of that nature, be sure to reach out and let us know!
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Jeremy hosted his first events as Indigenous Storyteller in Residence, a screening of Sm'algya̱x language film 'Wa̱ts'a, as well as a Ts'myen Spooky Story Telling event.
We also had a Greg Stewart (children's author and two time paralympic gold medalist) came to our library to read from his children's book Stand Out.
Last, but certainly not least, Oldfield Hatchery has been in and out of the library this month preparing our salmon tank and then populating it with a fresh batch of coho eggs that will be hatching sometime this winter.
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A reminder that your Prince Rupert Library card also provides access to:
Libby (an app by overdrive) for e-books and audio books, Kanopy, a streaming app, and CELA (the Centre for Equitable Library Access).
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