Join us on the second and third Saturday of the month. We'll show a family film or series of short videos for your entertainment. Light snacks and covered drinks are welcome.  Family program.  Drop-In.

Saturdays, September 14; October 12, 19; November 9, 16; December 14,  21

Celebrate the 25th anniversary of Cumberland Branch! Explore elements of traditional Métis jigging with MASC artist Brad Lafortune. 

Métis culture is unique and filled with distinct cultural pieces such as its sash and beadwork; the culture is further reflected in its language, dance, and music. Learn about the creation of the Métis, who they were, who they are now, and where they’re heading. 

Célébrez le 25e anniversaire de la succursale Cumberland !  Explorez les différents éléments de la gigue traditionnelle métisse avec Brad Lafortune, artiste de MASC. 

La culture métisse est indéniablement unique et regorge d’éléments culturels distincts tels que la ceinture fléchée et le perlage.  La culture se reflète également dans sa langue, sa danse et sa musique.  Apprenez-en davantage sur la création des Métis; de leurs débuts à aujourd’hui, en se projetant vers demain. 

For children 7-12, interested in learning to play chess and finding out more about the game. Teen volunteers will be on hand to help those who are learning!

Saturdays 1:30-3:00 pm 

Join us for a program that features:

· dimmed lighting

· sensory toys

· a smaller number of participants

· an adapted circle time with stories, rhymes and songs

During this program there will be opportunities for open play and a chance to connect with other families. The circle time portion of this program is offered in the last 20 minutes of the session. A family member must be present for the duration of the program.

This program provides a welcoming environment and respects the needs of children from 18 months to 6 years who live with developmental disabilities and/or autism, or who show signs of a developmental delay.