Celebrating the power of reading with the library - Family Literacy Day
by Michelle Minnoch
      January 27th is Family Literacy Day and the Innisfil Public Library is doing its part not just to promote how important reading is for children beginning in their early years, but to promote this well deserved day. "Sequencing in stories, rhymes, all of these things help to build the brain," said ...
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Family Literacy facts
      Family Literacy is many things - Family Literacy refers to the many ways families develop and use literacy skills, from enjoying a storybook together at bedtime and during the day, to playing with word games, singing, writing to a relative or friend, sharing day-today tasks such as making a sho...
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More magic at the Lofty Magic Show at the Stroud Library
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Bid Euchre
      Play Bid Euchre at the Gwen Taylor Community Library on Wednesday, Jan. 17 at 7:30 p.m. in the Newton Robinson United Church. Lunch served. $3 per person. All welcome.
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Bond Head Old Tyme Fiddle Club
      January 23 is the monthly Fiddle Dance and Jam Session. Welcome to all musicians, dancers and listeners at the Bond Head Community Hall. It starts at 7 p.m., admission $4. For more information: Ralph Finch (905) 859-2746 or Ralph Price (705) 835-3159.
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Sign up now for after school programs at the Innisfil Public Library
      Acting Out (Ages 8 - 12) A new library club where you'll make costumes, act out in plays, tell stories and create your own plays! Lakeshore; Thursdays, 4 - 5 pm. Book Magic (Ages 5 - 8) An after school program for children 5 - 8pm. Join us for games, stories and more!
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