Hey Tweens! Join us after school for S.T.E.A.M fun.  This session we will be looking at Engineering and Math.

8-12 years old.

Registration required

Create your own spring birds out of papier mâché! In the first session, we will be making the bodies. In the second we will be painting and decorating them. Ages 4+.

Do you love to write? Is writing the air you breathe, or is there ink in your veins?

The Stittsville Creative Writing Group is a collection of people who love to write.

We meet weekly to read from text we have written on our own time during the previous week, and engage in other writing activities.

This is not a class on writing, or a workshop for manuscripts. Instead, we are people who love to write and share our works. 

There are those who mostly listen rather than write, those who write prolifically but only share with the group, and a broad spectrum in between.

If your interest is in the love of writing, this group may be for you.

Join us once a month for lively discussions on books in a variety of genres and voices.

Cover to Cover has two groups reading the same books at different times of the year. By registering for this program, you are registering for a Thursday evening session. Please register for each session you would like to participate in.

When you register, a physical copy will already be available to you! If you are on the waitlist, or if you would prefer a different format such as an e-book, audiobook, or large print (if available), please click on the title link below to place a hold through your own account.

To register for a Tuesday morning session, please visit Cover to Cover: Daybreak Discussion.

SPRING SESSIONS ❀ Registration opens March 3, 2025 ❀
April 24: Klara and the Sun, by Keigo Ishiguro
May 29: Yellowface, by R.F. Kuang
 

PAST TITLES ❦ FALL 2024 - WINTER 2025 ❦
September: Starter Villain, by John Scalzi
October: The Librarianist, by Patrick DeWitt
November: This Time Tomorrow, by Emma Straub
December: This Is How You Lose The Time War, by Amal Al-Mohtar
January: The Innocents, by Michael Crummey
February: Lessons in Chemistry, by Bonnie Garmus
March: The Theory of Crows, by David Robertson