Annette StreetUpcoming Dates:
Tue May 28
Book Clubs & Writer's Groups
Library Branch
Agincourt (3)
Albert Campbell (3)
Albion (2)
Alderwood (1)
Brentwood (3)
Centennial (2)
City Hall (1)
Cliffcrest (3)
College/Shaw (1)
Deer Park (1)
Don Mills (2)
Eglinton Square (3)
Elmbrook Park (1)
Flemingdon Park (2)
Gerrard/Ashdale (4)
Goldhawk Park (1)
Guildwood (1)
High Park (2)
Jane/Dundas (1)
Kennedy/Eglinton (1)
Leaside (1)
Lillian H. Smith (1)
Locke (4)
Long Branch (2)
Malvern (1)
McGregor Park (1)
Morningside (1)
Northern Elms (2)
Palmerston (1)
Pape/Danforth (1)
Parkdale (2)
Port Union (2)
Riverdale (1)
Sanderson (1)
St. Lawrence (1)
Taylor Memorial (2)
Wychwood (1)
Yorkville (4)
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The Older Women's Network invites women, midlife and older, to meet in Room 2/3 and share views and ideas about selected books. The focus is on feminist issues. New members welcome. July 3 - "Obasan" / Joy Kogawa; August 7 ...
Upcoming Dates:
Wed Jul 03
Wed Aug 07
Wed Jul 03
Wed Aug 07
Polish Book Club will discuss Eva Stachniak's bestseller "Katarzyna Wielka, gra o wladze"....
Discuss new books and old favourites with library staff. Call branch at 416-394-5330 for more information.
Upcoming Dates:
Fri Jun 07
Fri Jun 07
Northern District Book Club meets the second Wednesday of every month from 7-8 p.m. in the Main Floor Program Room. All welcome. No registration required....
Upcoming Dates:
Wed Jul 10
Wed Aug 14
Wed Sep 11
Wed Jul 10
Wed Aug 14
Wed Sep 11
Discuss a great Polish book(s) each month. Contact the library for a list of upcoming titles. This program is conducted in Polish. For more information call 416-393-7697.
An hour long book talk and get together
Upcoming Dates:
Tue Jun 11
Tue Jun 11
Older Women's Network invites women, to meet and share views about selected books. The focus is on feminist issues....
Upcoming Dates:
Wed Jun 19
Wed Jun 19
Come and hear Eva read from, and talk about, her book "The Winter Palace" which is on the shortlist for the Ontario Library Association's Evergreen Book of the Year.