Presented by: Al Dam and Steve Beadle, OMAFRA. Monday February 6th 1:00 - 2:30 pm, on Zoom. Course fee: $20.00. Al and Steve will share tips for improving biosecurity on pig and poultry farms, especially regarding the design of Danish entry systems.
The Arts and Culture Council (ACC) for The Gallery at L.E. Shore is pleased to announce the launch of its open salon show, Celebrating the Colours Black and White.
Every year the ACC hosts an open show centered around a colour theme, and any artist may submit to hang in The Gallery. The 2023 Salon Show will open on Saturday, February 4th and run through Wednesday, March 1st with a theme of Celebrating the Colours Black & White.
In this video, Ashley will walk you through our new Library of Things page. Library of Things is a collection of items such as iPads, DSLR Cameras, VR Headset, Puzzles, Snowshoes, and Nintendo Switches.
Not on Facebook? Watch Wired Wednesdays on YouTube. Don't forget! Ashley will be live on Facebook at 1pm to answer your tech help questions.
An amazing night of music and dancing in the licensed Marsh Street Centre. Hear all your favourite Rock, Blues, Country, Funk and some of their original music. Help support local musicians and your Marsh Street Centre in beautiful Clarksburg. Profits from the event help to cover building operating expenses to allow the Marsh Street Centre to offer affordable community event space and community programs.
The Blue Mountains is moving to build sustainable neighbourhoods.
Most homes have room for energy and carbon emissions improvements. You can divest your home from fossil fuels and add renewables. Learn how to take advantage of available funding and newly announced funding opportunities to retrofit your home. A certified home energy auditor and licensed service organization, Environment Network, will be presenting information on the programs and available retrofit options for your home. Join us for this free workshop.
In this video, Ashley will walk you through our new Library of Things page. Library of Things is a collection of items such as iPads, DSLR Cameras, VR Headset, Puzzles, Snowshoes, and Nintendo Switches.
Not on Facebook? Watch Wired Wednesdays on YouTube. Don't forget! Ashley will be live on Facebook at 1pm to answer your tech help questions.
Discover the science behind things that make you go…ewww!
Make “snot” and sneeze it while exploring viscosity, identify various animals from their scat (i.e. poop) and learn about digestion while producing a burp in a bag. Join us online for a gross but fun-filled science adventure! Ages 8-12 (or any age with adult supervision)
Register via email. Pick up your kit at L.E. Shore Library and meet us online on Saturday July 21st at 11am. We will email the Teams link. Presented by The Blue Mountains Public Library and Scientists in Schools.
On January 10, Journey to Sikkim with L.E Shore librarian, Ken Haigh, as he describes his experiences as a volunteer teacher in this little-known corner of the Himalayas. All proceeds from this event will be donated directly to the Vidya Sagar Gyanpeeth School where Ken volunteered.
The Arts and Culture Council (ACC) for The Gallery at L.E. Shore is pleased to announce the launch of The Marsh Street Artists. Featuring the works of members of the Marsh Street Artists collective.
Join us on January 7 from 2-4pm for The Marsh Street Artist’s open reception! Enjoy a glass of wine, view the beautiful artwork and meet the creators.
The Blue Mountains Public Library got a brand new website! In this video Ashley will give an overview of the new website and show you how to sign up for our Library News!
Not on Facebook? Watch Wired Wednesdays on YouTube.
Don't forget! Ashley will be live on Facebook at 1pm to answer your tech help questions.
Has your device slowed right down and will not update anymore? It may be time for a new device. In this video, Ashley will talk about when it's time to consider purchasing a new device.
Not on Facebook? Watch Wired Wednesdays on YouTube.
Don't forget! Ashley will be live on Facebook to answer your tech help questions and to talk about library services.
The Repair Café will not be open on December 24, 2022 - next Repair Café is on January 21st from 9 to noon.
Community volunteers repair/mend items brought in for free repair. Coffee, tea and cookies are included. We are always looking for volunteers. Please Contact Barry.tatchell@rogers.com cell 416-505-4517