EatonvilleUpcoming Dates:
Wed May 29
Wed Jun 26
Wed Jul 31
Wed Aug 28
Culture, Arts & Entertainment
Audience
Library Branch
Agincourt (2)
Albert Campbell (4)
Albion (7)
Annette Street (6)
Barbara Frum (4)
Beaches (2)
Bloor/Gladstone (4)
Brentwood (6)
Cedarbrae (4)
Cliffcrest (2)
College/Shaw (1)
Danforth/Coxwell (6)
Deer Park (3)
Don Mills (11)
Downsview (7)
Eglinton Square (1)
Flemingdon Park (4)
Goldhawk Park (1)
Highland Creek (2)
Humber Summit (2)
Jones (1)
Kennedy/Eglinton (3)
Leaside (4)
Lillian H. Smith (3)
Locke (2)
Long Branch (8)
Malvern (2)
Maria A. Shchuka (3)
McGregor Park (1)
Morningside (3)
Mount Dennis (1)
Palmerston (1)
Pape/Danforth (10)
Port Union (2)
Queen/Saulter (4)
Rexdale (1)
Richview (2)
Riverdale (3)
Runnymede (4)
Steeles (8)
Thorncliffe (2)
Wychwood (3)
York Woods (5)
Yorkville (3)
Join us on the last Wednesday of every month for a film....
Syria is an ancient country and it plays an important geo-strategic regional role. When the current conflict began, the Syrian "opposition" called for "regime change" and forced the government into a non-compromising position...
"Straight Talk from a Gay Jock: Stories from a Reluctant Activist in Sport." Mark Tewksbury, gold medal Olympian and chef de mission for the 2012 Games delivers the annual June Callwood lecture. Hosted by CTV's Seamus O'Rega...
Join the Museum of Inuit Art at Spadina Road Branch to touch some museum artifacts from their hands-on collection, play traditional Inuit games and make your own piece of art....
This introduction to Chinese traditional folk dances, provided by Little Pear Garden Collective, will include performances and workshops of the Peacock, Korean, and Painted Sculpture of Dun Huang dances. Learn the basic steps...
Parkdale Library will be holding Movie Nights! Sit back, relax and enjoy a movie on the big screen. For more information, call 416-393-7686.
Upcoming Dates:
Fri May 24
Fri May 31
Fri Jun 07
Fri Jun 14
Fri Jun 21
Fri May 24
Fri May 31
Fri Jun 07
Fri Jun 14
Fri Jun 21
A unique exhibition of first hand accounts from the Library's Special Collections....