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.

Stories, rhymes and songs for children of all ages and a parent or caregiver. Stay and Play following Storytime.   Drop-in family program located at 960 Silver St.

An open house for persons with dementia, their care partners, and families.

Fun and stimulating mental activities are planned to enhance the social interactions and the connections that are built within the group. Light snacks and warm drinks are served alongside items that aim to spark conversations and reminiscing.

First Thursday of each month from 1-3pm.

September 5th - Working 9 to 5

October 3rd - The 1950's

November 7th - Country Life

December 5th - Childhood Games

Join us for a screening of the NFB documentary - A Return to Memory.

When Canada entered World War II, the National Film Board suddenly had an urgent new mission—and hundreds of women stepped forward, helping to create Canadian cinema as we now know it.

Presentation courtesy of the National Film Board.

1 hour and 58 minutes. English.