Teams of two teen volunteers will share their technology knowledge with one older adult per session.

Volunteers will help older adults with basic use of devices such as laptops, tablets and smartphones. Some subjects that can be addressed include internet applications like browsers, email, calendars, social media, games, and file and photo management, such as Google Suite, OneDrive, and iCloud.​

Register in-branch at the Ruth E. Dickinson 2nd floor hub.​

Get feedback on your writing (any genre) and ideas from the group. Hear the work of other writers and offer your feedback. Discuss issues about writing and publishing. Share your triumphs, trials and tribulations with a supportive, informal group.  "Pen and Paper" is just a name.  Bring any medium you want. 

Attend the second workshop of our "Ottawa Wildflower Seed Library (OWSL) Presents..." series.
During this workshop, we will discuss different types of pollinators/wildlife and how they have evolved with native plants to be their pollination and distribution systems. We will also examine factors to be considered when choosing plants for your personal garden, ensuring plant selection for the conditions you have.

Examples of simple plans/combinations will be provided. 

Materials will be available for clients to sketch out plans for their yard.

Date: Tuesday, September 24 from 6 pm - 7 pm.

*Clients are encouraged to register for this event as space is limited.

Practice your English as a 2nd language in a conversational, relaxed environment. 

Tuesdays

6:30-7:30 pm.

September - June.