Speak, in person, with a Public Health Nurse to get support around infant feeding and parenting. No appointment is necessary, simply drop in during these hours. Learn ways to help your child eat healthy and be active Make sure your child is on track with their growth and development. In partnership with Ottawa Public Health.

Share the enjoyment of good books in a relaxed atmosphere.

This group meets every first Tuesday of the month until next June 2023. 

October 4th was our very first meeting and here is the list of books that will be discussed at subsequent meetings.  Click each book titles below to place a hold.

• 1 November, 2022: The Yellow Bird Sings by Jennifer Rosner 
• 6 December, 2022: The Essex Serpent by Sarah Perry 
• 3 January, 2023: The Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet by Jamie Ford  (**Note: only eBook and downloadable audio book formats available)
• 7 February, 2023: Secrets of the Sprakkar by Eliza Reid 
• 7 March, 2023: Ragged Company by Richard Wagamese 
• 4 April, 2023: Save Me The Plums by Ruth Reichl 

May and June picks to be discussed.

This is a drop in program.  No registration required.

Want to learn more about your family history or getting stuck working on your family tree?  

Drop-in on alternating Tuesday afternoons, anytime between 2 – 3 to work on your family tree, share research strategies, and discover what resources are available for your research.  

Specialists from the Ontario Genealogical Society Ottawa Branch and the Ottawa Public Library will be here to answer questions and help you get the most from library resources.  

Bring your laptop, tablet, or borrow a Chromebook from the library.  

All welcome! 

Local History & Genealogy Reference Department Second Floor 

No registration required. 2 – 3 on alternating Tuesdays; please see schedule at right. 

Do you like to knit, crochet, or do handwork of some sort? Please join like-minded individuals for an enjoyable afternoon of crafting. Bring any project that you are working on.  Drop-in.