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This presentation will consider approaches to and theories about the act of taking photographs of others, in relation to the art photography of Diane Arbus, Richard Avedon, Thomas Struth, and Nan Goldin, photojournalism of Ja...
Do you know which bear survives by eating bamboo only? Which bear enjoys taking a long winter's nap? Learn more about the Toronto Zoo's three bears: the giant panda, grizzly bear and polar bear, and the "bear" essentials th...
"House of Dracula" puppet show at 2:00 p.m. followed by face painting, and a craft activity presented by Art Starts.
Weekly slide shows, films, music or author readings. All are welcome. For more information call 416-393-7610. Room 224
Thu Sep 26
Thu Oct 03
Thu Oct 10
Play some old favourites on the PS3, 360, and Wii. Check out some recent titles.
Mon Sep 23
Summer Tales - Celebrate the end of summer with an "indoor picnic" and summer stories from members of Toronto's comedy and storytelling scenes. Register in person or by calling 416-394-5270.
Enjoy a recent blockbuster at the library. Please note that films shown may be rated 14A.
Mon Sep 16
A half-hour of book and story-based movies. For children ages 4 - 8. Drop-in. Contact the branch at 416-396-3865 for more information.
Fri Sep 13
Fri Sep 20
Fri Oct 04
Fri Oct 11
Share your latest literary discovery and discuss the selection of the month. Register in-branch or by calling 416.393.7674
Wed Sep 04
Wed Oct 02
Open to storytellers of all levels including those just learning to share and tell stories. Story-listeners are also welcome. Share your love of stories and storytelling with others in a supportive environment. All are welcom...
Wed Aug 21
Wed Sep 18
Wed Oct 16

Bloor/Gladstone
