Ever seen a photo online and wondered where it came from—or if it’s even real? In this Wired Wednesdays episode, Ashley will show you how to use reverse image search tools like Google Images and Google Lens to find the origins of pictures, check for scams, and verify what you’re really looking at. Learn how to stay safe and informed in just a few clicks!
Make informed decisions with Consumer Reports' trusted reviews and ratings. Learn how to access this valuable resource to compare products and find the best deals.
Ashley will be available in the L.E. Shore Boardroom from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM for 15-minute drop-in sessions to assist with minor tech issues. For more complex problems that may require additional time, 1-hour tech help appointments are available four days a week.
The Gallery at L.E. Shore is excited to partner with Magic of Children in the Arts for an upcoming exhibit showcasing the creative works of Beaver Valley Community School (BVCS) students!
Now in its 4th year, the Blue Mountain Film + Media Festival returns May 29 – June 1, 2025, set against the breathtaking backdrop of Blue Mountain Village.
Over four action-packed days, BMFM brings together a curated selection of international and Canadian films, including award-winning features, thought-provoking documentaries, and bold new voices in cinema. The festival offers audiences not only unforgettable screenings but also the chance to engage with filmmakers, attend live Q&As, and connect through special events, parties, and outdoor experiences.
Curious what ChatGPT can really do? In this fun and easy Wired Wednesdays video, we’ll explore some of the surprising and helpful ways AI can make life a little easier — or just more fun!
From asking for jokes or poems about your pet, to getting help with packing for a trip, or figuring out how to convert recipes — this video is all about showing you what’s possible with just a few words. You don’t need to be tech-savvy — if you can type or talk, you can use AI. Come see the magic for yourself!
On the 4th Saturday of every month (except July, August and December) 9am-noon area residents have the opportunity to bring their broken items to the Repair Café, where community volunteers use their skills to help repair them for free. We also share some social time, with coffee or a nice cup of tea and cookies. This adventure not only brings our community together to help our neighbours, it also lengthens the life of the items repaired/mended, diverts items going to our landfill and saves taxpayers money!
Have you ever asked a question online and gotten a confusing answer? With generative AI tools like ChatGPT, how you ask matters! In this Wired Wednesdays episode, Ashley will show you how to write simple, effective prompts to get the best results from AI. Whether you're planning a meal, writing a letter, or just need help remembering something — learn how to talk to ChatGPT, Google Gemini, and Microsoft Copilot like a helpful assistant.
Grey County Master Gardeners and Blue Mountains Public Library invite you to join us for a special FREE three-part workshop to prepare you for your 2025 gardening season!
Become your own gardener! Whether you just moved to your new garden or want to renovate, you can create the garden you want.
Our May Kids Can Cook program is going to be extra sweet! Join Ashley from Purdy Cakes for a fun-filled cupcake decorating adventure! Learn how to pipe, sprinkle, and, of course, taste your delicious creations. Don’t miss out—register now to save your spot! Ages 8 and up. Free Program.
In this Wired Wednesday, Ashley will explore the rise of social media bots and their impact on online interactions, from amplifying voices to spreading misinformation. Join Ashley to examine how these bots work, their influence on platforms, and the ethical challenges they pose in today’s digital landscape.
Ashley will be available in the L.E. Shore Boardroom from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM for 15-minute drop-in sessions to assist with minor tech issues. For more complex problems that may require additional time, 1-hour tech help appointments are available four days a week.
Looking for a helping hand? Looking to find more support? Need help navigating "the system"?
A new exhibit is coming to The Gallery at L.E. Shore, inspired by a deep love of painting the beauty of Ontario and getting better at it along the way.
Holly Kee and Delia Eastwood have spent most of their lives in the Great Lake region of Ontario and feel that the Niagara Escarpment and our freshwater lakes to be large and generous characters, rewarding us just by being themselves. These artists strive to honour the beauty of their home’s lakes, rocks and trees through drawing and painting.
Discover the incredible health benefits of mushrooms—whether as food, medicine, or supplements. More people are turning to these natural powerhouses for their support in immune health, brain function, digestion, energy levels, blood sugar regulation, and stress management.
Join us for a tasty and fun cooking adventure in April’s Kids Can Cook program! This time, we’re making quesadilla-style pizza—a perfect after-school snack or an easy-peasy dinner. Kids will get hands-on in the kitchen, using hot plates, frying pans, knives, and cheese graters to create their delicious masterpieces. Since we’re working with limited equipment, this session will run a full hour.
Ages: 10+. Registration required! Spots are limited, so sign up today and get ready to cook up something amazing!
Join us for the 6th Annual Clarksburg Village Spring Clean-up!
Join us for a fun, satisfying morning! Meet at the Lions Park Pavilion.
Garbage bags will be supplied. Please bring: gloves, Ziplock bag for Cigarette butts, clear blue bags for recycling.
Contact Stella with any questions at 519-599-2173
On the 4th Saturday of every month (except July, August and December) 9am-noon area residents have the opportunity to bring their broken items to the Repair Café, where community volunteers use their skills to help repair them for free. We also share some social time, with coffee or a nice cup of tea and cookies. This adventure not only brings our community together to help our neighbours, it also lengthens the life of the items repaired/mended, diverts items going to our landfill and saves taxpayers money!
Join us for a delightful Storytime with the Georgian Triangle Humane Society! Enjoy heartwarming tales with furry friends, along with rhymes, movement, songs, and lots of FUN! This free program is perfect for ages 0-5, and no registration is required. Older children and siblings are welcome too. Drop by and share the joy!
Our informal knitting club is open to enthusiasts of all skill levels, and we invite you to join us in our cozy and friendly space. All you need to bring are your needles and wool, and you'll have the perfect setting to knit, chat, and forge new friendships.
Join us on April 24th at the Beaver Valley Community Centre in Thornbury for the highly anticipated 2nd Annual Blue Mountains and Area 2025 Sustainability Summit — an essential event for leaders and innovators driving the future of sustainability. Last year’s Summit brought together over 120 attendees from diverse sectors, including business, non-profits, and residents, who engaged in compelling discussions and presentations on the Circular Economy and Green Initiatives.
The Canadian landscape is key to the psyche of Canadian painters like Tom Thomson, William Kurelek and Emily Carr. Join Alistair Martin as he shares selected landscapes of these iconic painters to reveal what it meant to be Canadian in the 20th Century. During this illustrated journey across Canada’s Algonquin region, its prairies and the forests of British Columbia, participants will be encouraged to share what Canada means to us today.