Introducing Pulses, a new offering from Synapcity, the hosts of Ottawa's Civics Boot Camp. 

Be a part of weekly conversations that matter. With local chapters launching in locations across Ottawa, these weekly discussions will not only inform but allow you to have your say on key issues such as climate, housing, transit, arts, inclusion and more. 

Perfect for anyone looking to engage with their community in a fresh way, these spaces are made for you to build and connect with your neighbours.

Each of these small group sessions will be guided by a trained facilitator. Whether it's a mini Boot Camp, a guest speaker session, a book club talk or an open dialogue, these sessions provide a space focused on community building and fostering local connections.

Coming this fall, don’t miss Pulses - the newest city-making program from Synapcity. 

REGISTER HERE: https://bit.ly/SynapcityPulses

No program October 12th (due to Thanksgiving holiday).

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This is a group for people who love to write.

Participants meet every second Saturday to discuss all things writing, whether it be highlighting their work, exchanging feedback or above all else, sharing their passion for the craft.  Practitioners from all skill levels and writing genres are welcome.

Registration preferred. Drop-ins are welcome.

Learn to crochet at the Carlingwood Library! You'll be taken through the steps to make a little whale that you can then take home with you. Supplies and equipment provided. ​

This program is for adults. .

Registration limited. Please pre-register online.    

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.