Come and rock out to rock band! @ the Library on March 19th from:

1:00 p.m to 2:00 p.m for ages 10 years and under !

2:00 p.m to 3:00 p.m for ages 11 years and older  !

 Free admission! Individuals will be put in a band.

Cyber Camp @ the Library on March 18th from 1:00 p.m. For ages 8 years and over. Free admission- pre-reigister at Library.

Come and make St. Patty’s Day craft @ the Library on March 17th from 1:30 p.m to 2:30 p.m.  open to ages five years and older. No Charge – but must register before Tuesday- Class limit is 20! And Don’t forget to wear Green

Come out & have a fun afternoon playing pictionary! No teams are required, participants will be put into teams.

1:30 p.m to 2:30 p.m @ the Library on March 15th. No cost – open to ages 6 years and older. No registration is required- Just drop in!

Come out and watch ” The Smartie Garden”  March 16th @ 11.pm to noon @ the Library. Make a paperbag puppet after the show. No registration  required – all ages are welcome!

INFO is the virtual bibliographic catalogues and Interlibrary Loan System of Ontario public libraries in partnership with Ontario Library Service-North and Southern Ontario Library Service with support from the Ministry of Culture.

Patrons can browse this catalogue of books available to order but will have to come into the library to actually request us to order them.

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Canada Reads is a week-long CBC radio show hosted by Jian Ghomeshi. In this annual literary bun-fight, five celebrity panelists are asked to defend their favourite Canadian work of fiction. Day by day, books are voted off the list, until one panelist triumphs with the book for Canada to read this year.

The selections for CBC Radio’s Canada Reads 2010 program were announced on December 1st.  Five celebrity panelists each chose a title that they will champion in debates during the week of March 8th.  The contenders are:

Come experience the vivid history of Ontario’s frontier northland through the photos, writings and creations of the people who carved a life out of this rugged and beautiful country.

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Free downloadable audiobooks are now available from the Terrace Bay Public Library! This service allows you to check out and download audiobooks anytime, anywhere. Offering popular fiction and non-fiction, our “Virtual Branch” has over 2600 titles, covering a wide range of genres and including juvenile and young adult titles.

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The Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters Tackle Share program is now available through the Terrace Bay Public Library.

This program is designed to lend fishing equipment to youth and novice anglers who do not have their own.
Fishing is a wonderful way to get outdoors and enjoy some fun with family and friends.  Angling teaches, young and old alike, first hand the importance of healthy waterways, and develops a lifelong interest in conserving our natural resources.

Anyone can sign out rods, reels, and tackle free of charge!

Check it out @ your library!

More information about the program is available at http://www.tackleshare.com