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Your Guide At The to Winnipeg LIBRARY Public Library July-August 2018 winnipeg.ca/library FREE content library news 3-5 for adults 6-12 for teens & tweens 13-15 for children & families 16-21 membership guide 22-23 locations & hours 24 ON THE COVER: Emily and Maggie From the Manager are kicking off summer with the TD Summer Reading Club. Visit your local Summer arrives with the promise of long, golden days and more time to spend on branch to sign up today! outdoor pursuits. At Winnipeg Public Library, July and August are all about the TD Summer Reading Club! Children up to age 12 are invited to drop by any branch of the library to register and to pick up their free reading kit that includes activities and a calendar to track time spent reading. Making time for reading over the summer encourages children to become stronger readers and helps them maintain their reading skills over the holiday break. And reading is not just an indoor activity! Join the Walk about in Bruce Park at the St. James-Assiniboia branch or Rambling Recommendations at the Charleswood branch for a chance to take your love of reading outdoors. Details on the TD Summer Reading Club, the programs mentioned above and much more are available in this newsletter and at winnipeg.ca/library. Enjoy the summer while it’s here! • Ed Cuddy, Manager of Library Services EDITOR Patricia Bal DESIGN Sherry Galagan Volume 19, Number 4 At The Library is your bimonthly guide to the news and programs of Winnipeg Public Library. The contents of this publication may be reproduced without consent. Organizations can be added to a mailing list for print copies of this publication. Contact the editor at 204-619-4351. This publication is available for download. Sign up for our News & Events email to be notified of new issues at winnipeg.ca/library. CONTACT US Newsletter Editor tweet us connect with us follow us Winnipeg Public Library @wpglibrary winnipegpubliclibrary winnipegpubliclibrary 251 Donald Street Winnipeg, MB R3C 3P5 2 / At The Library library news Renovations & Renewals We have a new and improved mobile app! The newly renovated St. Vital Library, located at 6 Fermor Avenue, officially reopened Staying connected with the Winnipeg on May 28, 2018. The renovations feature an upgraded entrance, washroom additions, Public Library has never been easier. improved parking, accessible shelving and collections layout and a 24-hour book Download the new Winnipeg Public return. Additional improvements include new furniture, flooring, roof, skylights and a Library app and: tutorial room in the basement. • Search the catalogue. The opening included a visit from St. George students, a performance by the Glenlawn • Access your account. Collegiate jazz band and remarks from Mayor Bowman and Councillor Brian Mayes. • Browse the free programs that we offer. Register online. • Book a computer in advance. • Pay fines and fees securely online. • Explore eMedia. • Find your nearest library branch and view hours. Get directions to all branches. • Scan the ISBN of any book in a store to see if it is available to borrow from Cornish Library, 20 West Gate, closed for renovations on May 12. The library will the library. be closed for approximately one year, with the expected reopening in the summer of 2019. And that’s not all, so download the new Winnipeg Public Library app today and Pembina Trail Library, 2724 Pembina Highway, temporarily closed for renovations start exploring! on May 5. The renovations will include an upgraded entrance and new flooring and furniture as well as layout improvements. The library is expected to reopen in fall 2018. Available on the Apple and Google Play Stores. Construction of the new Transcona Library is well underway with an anticipated opening in late 2018. For up-to-date information on library redevelopment projects, please visit winnipeg.ca/library under “What’s Happening”. ideaMILL The ideaMILL Makerspace is opening soon at Millennium Library! A makerspace encourages people to create, experiment, collaborate and innovate in a self-directed, hands-on learning environment. Some of the features of this new and exciting space include 3D printers, a crafting area with sewing machines, button makers, computers and resources for authoring and editing digital media, sound booths, and photography and video creation equipment. For up-to-date information on the opening of the ideaMILL please visit wpl.winnipeg.ca/library/ideamill. July-August 2018 / 3 library news In The Blankstein Gallery In the Community MILLENNIUM LIBRARY Our pop-up library visits locations Second floor throughout the city, all year long. Browse Exhibit dates are approximate. Contact Special Services at 204-986-6489 to confirm dates. our books to borrow, get a library card, and learn about library services. Watch August: Peru: for our Book Bike this summer, too. See Traditional Dance & Dress our online calendar for full offerings: The Peruvian-Canadian Association of •North Point Douglas Women’s Centre, Manitoba welcomes you to experience 221 Austin Street Peruvian history. This photo exhibit Mondays: July 9, 23 & August 20: shows the beauty of centuries-old 2:30-4:30 pm traditional costumes and dance, combining native, Spanish, and African •Monarch Butterfly Festival, roots. The vibrant colour of ponchos, Living Prairie Museum July: Through the dresses, blankets, layered skirts, chullos, Sunday, July 15: 12-4 pm and ornaments express deep love for the Forest rich heritage and traditions. •Kids Fringe, in the Exchange Kara Perfanick is a visual artist and Friday, July 20: 12-3 pm and Saturday, graphic designer who emphasizes the July 21: 12-6 pm deep connection between the human •Ai-Kon Anime Convention, RBC soul, the earth, and its life forces. Convention Centre Kara works with elements of nature as Friday, July 27 from 12-6 pm well as that of spirituality and the human consciousness in order to tell her story. •Austin Street Festival Through her work, she hopes to inspire Friday, August 3: 12-5 pm connectedness, peace, and love into the Vaiichacusco hearts of others. •Library Night at the Ballpark, Shaw Park Saturday, August 4: 6-9 pm •River Heights Farmer’s Market, 1370 Grosvenor Friday, August 24: 12-5 pm Make your walk, talk with our amazing selection of socks and bags. You are invited to visit the Best of Friends Gift Shop to browse through our delightful collection of souvenirs, mugs and more. Best of Friends Gift Shop Millennium Library Lobby Coming Soon! 251 Donald Street Monday – Saturday Mobile device charging stations 11 am-4 pm will soon be at all branches. friendswpl.ca bestoffriendsshop FriendsWPL @FriendsWPL BestofFriendsGiftShop 4 / At The Library R ABOUT PROGRAM REGISTRATION Some Winnipeg Public Library programs require registration; others are drop-in. All are free. There are three ways to register: online, in-person, or by phone (unless otherwise noted). If a program is full, you may be placed on a wait list. Please provide your email address so we can keep you up to date on your program. You will receive a courtesy email of your registration status. If you do not have an email Story Posts Project address, staff will attempt to notify you Millennium Library, 4th floor. by phone of status changes. Repeat registrants for a program may be placed In the spirit of Truth and Reconciliation, on a wait list. No-show registrants may the Story Posts Project will display be denied future space. Manitoba Indigenous artwork at Millennium Library during the month of CANCELLATIONS August. This unique, community based Programs often have wait lists. Please art exhibit was started to contribute to call the library or follow the link on the reconciliation process by helping the your email confirmation if you need to public gain a broader understanding of cancel your registration. All programs the Indigenous experience. are subject to change without notice. Held in partnership with the Red Road Assiniboia Residential Library staff will make every reasonable attempt to notify you of registered Lodge, the Story Posts Project is a non- School Display profit community based program that program cancellations. City Hall, 510 Main Street- Susan A. is supported solely by donations from Thompson Building (main floor) & SIGN LANGUAGE INTERPRETATION organizations and individuals. Millennium Library (main floor) Sign language interpretation (ASL) is available for library The Assiniboia Indian Residential programs in English at no charge. Please School, located at 615 Academy Road contact us at least 5 days before the event in Winnipeg, was in operation from through Contact Us at winnipeg.ca/library 1958 until June 1973. Discover the or TTY 204-986-3485. hidden history and stories of some of the graduates and survivors in this nine- PRIVACY panel display. The display is available Information collected for program for viewing until the end of August at registration is necessary for the services City Hall, and through June and July at offered by Winnipeg Public Library. Millennium Library. The display will Personal information is collected under Free Public Art Tours travel to River Heights Library in the fall. Subsection 36(1)(b) of the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy with the Winnipeg Arts Council Developed in partnership with the City of Act and is protected under the Act. It Every piece of public art has a story. On Winnipeg’s Indigenous Relations Division, will be used for program registration, walking and biking tours, learn all about Archives and and Planning, Property reminders, emergency contact purposes, public artwork in Winnipeg: where it and Development. Special thanks to the and to communicate with registrants in is, why it’s there, and what it means. graduates and survivors of the Assiniboia ongoing programs. If you have questions Some works are fun, colourful and Residential School for sharing their story.
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