Events

Children’s Book Event

Saturday, Sept. 23 at 11 a.m.

Ruth Tabacnik will be presenting her book “Lara Captures the Sun“. It is beautifully illustrated by Wakefield’s own Iris Kiewiet and is based on a true story involving a unique Canada/Africa initiative. Suitable for all ages especially kids aged 5-12. 

Two worlds apart – Gulu in Africa and Chelsea in Canada – are brought together when Lara, and her mama Rose see children getting sick from the burning of oil lamps.

“Could there be another way?” they wonder and yes, there is another way – a solar way, one ray of light at a time. This inspiring tale, for young and old alike, is based on a true story. With fossil fuels and climate change threatening to destroy our planet, it introduces children to important issues of our times.

Essence & Origins

The Wakefield library is proud to present “ESSENCE & ORIGINS”, a collection of photo images by Robert Vaillancourt.

Through digital blending multiple original photographs, Robert challenges the viewer to discover his/her own understanding of what they are looking at. Interesting textures, colors, forms, and shapes come together to create a unique new look at otherwise familiar impressions.

English Story Time

TD Summer Reading Club 2023

(Click here for more info)

Children’s story time in French with Juliette

Every 3rd Saturday of the month
11:00 – 11:30 am
starting March 18th

Biblio Wakefield Library

Book, tigger and rabbit
H2O Wakefield

Your Well and Your Drinking Water

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hUX3Yy8WuZE

H2O Wakefield, in collaboration with the Biblio Wakefield Library, held a public event in April to provide the results of a local project to assess well water quality in the Wakefield sector. The event featured:
• The importance of water in our world and in our lives
• Groundwater, water quality, and the importance of testing well water regularly
• The results of the H2O Wakefield project “Drinking water in Wakefield : awareness and protection of wells and groundwater”