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.
Explore the stars through the lens of Indigenous astronomy! Join us for an evening of storytelling and cultural teachings as we learn about traditional constellations, celestial stories, and their deep connections to the land. Chris Vaughan, aka AstroGeoGuy, is trained in Indigenous astronomy, including alternative constellations and star lore from Ontario, Canada, and other world cultures. Weather permitting, we’ll head outside for guided stargazing.
This Easter weekend, discover the charm of Blue Mountain Village in full bloom. Wander through picturesque streets lined with shops full of seasonal finds, treat yourself to local flavours, and enjoy relaxing moments on sun-filled patios. From morning coffee to evening bites, the Village is made for slow strolls and spontaneous springtime discoveries. Add a dash of family fun with festive highlights like an Easter egg scavenger hunt, live music, and the lovable Barnyard Bonanza—just enough celebration to make your weekend extra special.
In celebration of her new solo exhibition at The Gallery at L.E. Shore, Beverley Smith invites you on a captivating journey to La Macina Di San Cresci, an artist residency in Tuscany, Italy. Beverley will share how she discovered the residency, her experiences living there, and the impact it had on her both artistically and personally. You'll also be treated to an insightful overview of her artistic evolution, as she reflects on each of her solo shows at The Gallery, from her first in 1996 through 1999, 2002, 2013, 2019, and now 2025!
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.
Join us for an exciting talk with local authors Zanne Raby and D. M. Buehler who will give an insider's look into their works, creative processes, and their thoughts on the best ways for an author to get published.
Parents and guardians with children aged 0-5 years are invited to join us in the Story Tower at L.E. Shore Library for a special social time!
While Jen is away, we shall play. Enjoy free play, toys, books, and a chance for tots and adults to chat and have fun in a lively, colourful space. This is a drop-in event, so feel free to come by anytime! Older siblings are welcome.
Looking for an exciting way to spend your PA Day? Join us on Friday, April 11th at L.E. Shore Library for a science-filled adventure with Scientists in School!
10:00 AM – Discover Zone Step into the Discover Zone, where curiosity leads the way! Experiment with colour chromatography, uncover the role of trees in engineering, and build your very own elastic-powered car. Who knows? You might just be the next great scientist!
The Blue Mountains Public Library has partnered with Vara Studios to offer a special pottery workshop, celebrating Earth Month! In this hands-on session, you’ll have the opportunity to build and decorate your own beautiful bud vase or herb stripper, perfect for showcasing your spring blooms (which are on their way, we promise) or for easily removing leaves and petals from your favorite herbs.
Community Assists Days is featuring Grey Bruce Community Legal Clinic at the April drop-in event. Grey Bruce Community Legal Clinic provides free legal services for low income residents. Stop by to learn about their Elder Law Project, and how they are supporting Housing Rights for Tenants.
Join Karen James (flute), with Ann-Marie MacDairmid (piano) and Kerri McGonigle (cello), for an enchanting musical evening featuring the compositions of Bach, Mozart, Mancini, and more.
At first listen, these pieces may seem unrelated, but for Karen, they are like old friends—each one offering comfort through challenging times and imparting valuable life lessons. In a time where much is uncertain, they provide an opportunity to contribute some beauty to the world.
Beverley Smith presents a new exhibit that dives into the excitement of creating and experimenting. Featuring vibrant mixed media works that fuse woven beadwork, paints, markers, and a whole lot of energetic scribbling.
Join us at the L.E. Shore Library for a heartwarming and interactive story time with children's author Elizabeth and her very special furry friend, Easton—a lovable rescue dog! Enjoy delightful stories, meet Easton, and share some cuddles. Elizabeth will also have copies of her book available for purchase. Don't miss this paws-itively wonderful event! Ages 0-5. Drop-in program.
Discover how scammers target seniors with fake emergencies and deceptive tactics. Ashley will share tips on how to recognize these scams and how grandparents can safeguard themselves from fraud.
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 fun, free way to discover new books? Sign up for our Tween Lit Kits—a monthly surprise package just for tweens! Each kit includes a mystery book, some tasty treats, and a creative craft to enjoy. The best part? It’s completely free with your library card! Kits are available for pick-up on the first Tuesday of each month. Don’t miss out—register now! Spring session runs April 1st - June 3rd . Ages 12 and up.
Register through our Blue Mountains Public Library event calendar.
These free events will be informal, with no set agenda. Coffee, tea and light breakfast snacks will be available, and attendees have the opportunity to talk with Council members. Members of the public are encouraged to attend, and registration is not required.
