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October 30, 10:30am
Tiny Tot Halloween Walk & Storytime
Bring the littles in costume to Stan Darling Park on Thursday, October 30 for a Halloween Walk! We'll stop by The Space Upstairs for a Monster Mash, and then have a spooky fun Storytime, games and crafts in the library with Ms. Ashlee from EarlyOn.
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November 14, 7-9pm
Evening with an Author: Kath Jonathan
Join us for an Evening with Author Kath Jonathan at the library on Friday, November 14 at 7 p.m. A celebrated poet, short story writer, and novelist, Kath will discuss her creative journey and her debut novel, The Resistance Painter—an instant Toronto Star and Globe and Mail bestseller. Don’t miss this chance to hear her insights, ask questions, and celebrate a new voice in Canadian literature.
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Weekly Programs
For All Ages!
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Youth Lounge
Tuesday Afternoons @ 3:30pm
The perfect way to spend your after-school time! Video games, drama games, tech challenges: there's something for everyone. Bring creativity—it's a great opportunity to unwind, have fun, and connect with friends in a relaxed, energetic environment. Don’t miss out on the fun—see you there!
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Junior Chess
Wednesday Afternoons @ 3:30pm
The Junior Chess Club is a fun and engaging way to learn and improve strategic thinking while playing a classic game. It helps children develop problem-solving skills, patience, and focus in a supportive environment. Kids can enjoy friendly competitions, make new friends, and challenge themselves to think ahead and make smart moves.
Community Partners
Friends of the Library Group
The Friends of the Library is a dedicated, non-profit organization committed to promoting, enhancing, and expanding the programs, services, and resources of our Library. By supporting the library’s initiatives, the Friends help extend its capacity through financial contributions, program support, and advocacy. Through their efforts, they celebrate the library’s mission, ensuring it can better serve the community and fulfill its role as a vital public resource.
Armour, Ryerson & Burk's Falls Agricultural Society
The Society held its first fall fair in a log schoolhouse which also doubled as a church and meeting hall, located on High Street, Burk's Falls, October 1881. Since then, they have been continuing to host annual fall fairs at the Burk's Falls Fair Grounds, with fun activities and contests!
Burk's Falls & District Historical Society
The Village of Burk's Falls and the Townships of Armour and Ryerson are recognized as communities with a deep heritage connection and are proud of the historical attractions that draws visitors from the region and beyond.
Burk's Falls Art & Crafts Club Arts Centre
The Arts Centre is a gallery showcasing the art of members of the Burk's Falls Art and Crafts Club. We have worked with the Arts Centre through our junior program, The Artists Library resulting in beautiful works of art from our young patrons!
Do you enjoy reading and discussing great books with like-minded friends? The Burk's Falls Public Library Book Club was formed just for you! Meetings are held monthly. Books are fairly nominated amongst all members. Join and enrich your literature experience!

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