Alanis King, originally from Manitoulin Island, Wikwemikong, shares the stories of the Anishnaabe (Algonquin) people through her personal lens as an Indigenous person.

Blending stories from pre and post-contact, exploring the roles of the Ottawa River and its islands, traditional gathering areas, trade, archaeological digs, legends and landmarks right here in our city, Alanis offers a unique worldview on Ottawa history.

Join us for a high energy, interactive musical storytime that engages your child with gross motor skills and early literacy using books, songs, dance, and musical instruments. 

This program is for children 4-6 years, accompanied by a parent or caregiver.  Registration required.  

​Join us for a discussion of cookbooks and recipes.

Try a recipe from each month’s cookbook selection and tell us what you think!

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Cookbook selection is: ​

"Taste of Home Copycat ​Favorites"

 No registration required. All are welcome!

When Bond receives his licence to kill, "M" sends him on a mission to face Le Chiffre, a ruthless and cunning financier who will teach Bond his most important lesson: Trust no one.