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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

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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.

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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.

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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. about the collection of this information, interactive, and others encourage quiet please contact Winnipeg Public Library, contemplation. Tours are free but space Information Services at 204-986-6450 is limited. ArtWalk tours at Millennium or via Contact Us at winnipeg.ca/library. Library: July 10, August 7, and For full programming and registration September 4. Sign up for an informative guidelines, see winnipeg.ca/library roll or stroll at winnipegarts.ca! With (Our Library -> Governance) funding from the City of Winnipeg.

July-August 2018 / 5 for adults interests & lifelong learning Photo: Melanie McGillis Composting Basics Regardless of whether you are a garden SUMMER READING enthusiast with a large yard or an apartment dweller, there is a composting system that will work for you. All you need to get started is a compost bin and challenge a little bit of knowledge. Join master This summer we are challenging you to composter Mick Manfield as he explains read outside your comfort zone. the basics of back yard composting and how to get this rich, free soil amendment Are you an avid reader of mysteries? Try in one season. a graphic novel. Or how about a book MUNROE LIBRARY R in translation, or one with non-human Thursday, July 19: 6:30-7:30 pm characters? Pick a book or audiobook (English or Seed Saving French) from one of our themes - then Join Kelly Leask from Prairie Originals tell us about it! Look for the Summer to learn about Manitoba’s native prairie Reading Challenge display in all Muskgege: Carol’s plants and the role of gardens and branches this summer and post your recommendations. Traditional Medicines gardeners in their conservation. The presentation will focus on seed saving, Growing up in northern Manitoba, with tips on harvesting, cleaning Défi de lecture d’été author Carol Sanoffsky learned to and storing a variety of seeds, and Cet été, lancez-vous le défi de découvrir identify and use plants for traditional propagating your own plants. de nouveaux genres. Venez nous voir en medicines and remedies. In Muskgege, R succursale pour plus de détails. she records and shares her knowledge, WEST KILDONAN LIBRARY with descriptions and illustrations of Thursday, August 16: 6:30-8 pm wild plants. Join Carol for a talk about WESTWOOD LIBRARY R her experiences drawing on what nature Tuesday, August 28: 6:30-8 pm has to offer. LIBRARY MILLENNIUM LIBRARY R Propagating Fruit PROGRAMS Buchwald Room Trees and Berry Saturday, July 7: 10:30-11:30 am Bushes Learn more about gardens and life in Three Ways to Register! northern Manitoba with the documentary Sustainable South Osborne (SSO) began And This is My Garden, Saturday, July 7 its orchard with purchased plants. Now at 2 pm. See page 9 for details. they are propagating plants themselves. Online Learn about propagation including grafting, air layering, and root sucker Author Reading: techniques to increase food production. Phone Theodore Fontaine Broken Drop by the library table to browse our Circle display and to get your library card, too! We will begin with a short presentation, Learn about the legacy of residential In Person and then head out to the nearby orchard schools with Theodore Fontaine, author for hands-on learning and a tour. of Broken Circle. See page 17 for further R details. RIVERVIEW COMMUNITY CENTRE Go to winnipeg.ca/library and “What’s INDIGENOUS FAMILY CENTRE 90 Ashland Avenue Happening” to search our calendar or 470 Selkirk Avenue Thursday, August 16: 7-9 pm to register. Tuesday, July 10: 1:30-3 pm Rain date: Saturday, August 18: 10 am-12 pm

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A Walk-About in English Conversation Legal Clinic Bruce Park Group Drop in for legal help from law students working under the supervision of an Join a guided walking tour of beautiful Improve your English speaking and experienced lawyer. Get answers to Bruce Park, located on the banks of listening skills and meet new friends. your questions about the law and legal Truro Creek. Learn about its origins, For EAL learners who can speak English processes in Manitoba, and/or receive monuments, and significance as an area in short sentences (CLB 4+). Attending help in finding and accessing services that provided inspiration to Group of every week is expected. Childcare is not you need from organizations and Seven artist Lionel LeMoine FitzGerald. provided. Registration closes after the agencies in our community. For those The walk begins at the library, concludes second meeting. with family incomes under $50,000 per in Bruce Park, and is delivered by MILLENNIUM LIBRARY R year. Operated by the Legal Help Centre. interpreters from the Historical Museum Dr. Anne Smigel Room Drop-in only. First come, first served. of St. James-Assiniboia. Tuesdays, July 3 to August 21: MILLENNIUM LIBRARY ST. JAMES-ASSINIBOIA LIBRARY R 6:30-8 pm Second Floor, Special Services Wednesday, July 11: 10:30-11:30 am Register online at winnipeg.ca/library or Wednesdays: 10:15 am-12 pm Rain date: Wednesday, July 25: call 204-986-6489. July 11 and August 15 10:30-11:30 am ST. JAMES-ASSINIBOIA LIBRARY R Tuesday, August 14: 6:30-7:30 pm Rain date: Tuesday, August 28: 6:30-7:30 pm

R Registration required. Go to winnipeg.ca/library or contact any branch to register. July-August 2018 / 7 for adults arts and reading make & play Speaking Crow Pliages et Speaking Crow is Winnipeg’s longest- BOOK CLUBS Meet fellow book lovers, find new running poetry open mic, with a transformations/ favourite titles, discuss and debate! The different featured reader each month. following clubs have space available: Folded Art Hear some great poetry, and maybe read Créez un objet d’art à partir de livres R something yourself at the open mic. Sign MUNROE BOOK LIBRARY élagués. Use withdrawn books to create a up for reading slots at the event. Bring Meets Mondays, 7-8:30 pm 3D paper sculpture. Programme bilingue/ your own coffee/treat. July 9: Hidden Figures by Margot Lee bilingual program. MILLENNIUM LIBRARY Shetterly BIBLIOTHÈQUE DE SAINT-BONIFACE/ Carol Shields Auditorium August 13: The Hundred Secret Senses by ST. BONIFACE LIBRARY R Tuesdays: 7-9 pm Amy Tan Le jeudi 23 août, de 18h30 à 20h30/ July 3: Featured Reader is Kerry Ryan PEMBINA TRAIL LIBRARY R Thursday, August 23: 6:30-8:30 pm August 7 (held at Fort Garry Library) Meets Tuesdays, 7-8 pm Colouring for Rambling July 10: Winter Garden by Kristin Grown-Ups Recommendations: Hannah August 14: Still Life by Louise Penny Drop in all month long to help colour a A Book Walk banner - or just unwind with your own ST. JAMES-ASSINIBOIA LIBRARY R Adopt a healthy habit and find your next colouring sheet. All supplies provided. great read! Each week we start off with Meets Tuesdays, 6:45-8 pm WESTWOOD LIBRARY a short presentation on what’s new and July 17: The Little Paris Bookshop by July 3-31 recommended in the library. Then we’ll Nina George head off on a 30-minute leisurely walk August 21: The Knife Sharpener’s Bell by Rhea Tregebov July Jigsaw where you’ll be paired up to share your Drop in anytime during the month and own recommendations. Be active, make 55+ Short Story Book Club add a few pieces to our ongoing jigsaw new book-loving friends, and share your WEST KILDONAN LIBRARY puzzle. Be sure to check out our display love of reading! Please wear comfortable featuring books about puzzles, games footwear and dress for the weather. Listen to short stories and join the discussion. Led by the Seven Oaks and rainy day activities. CHARLESWOOD LIBRARY R Seniors’ Links. RIVER HEIGHTS LIBRARY Mondays: 7-7:45 pm Meets Tuesdays, 1:30-2:30 pm July 3-31 July 9, 16, 23, 30, August 13, 20 July 3 and August 7 Streaming or downloading music time to read A Winnipeg Public Library podcast is a great way to Time to Read is a podcast bookclub that allows you to read and listen whenever is enjoy a variety of most convenient for you. albums, or to find Read the monthly titles and take part in the discussion: email your questions and comments about the book along with suggestions for future titles to your next favourite [email protected] and visit wpl-podcast.winnipeg.ca to listen! artist! June: Fun Home by Alison Bechdel (releasing July 6) July: Son of a Trickster by Eden Robinson (releasing August 3) Access 24/7 music services through Hoopla and Naxos, free with your August: Walkaway by Cory Doctorow (releasing September 7) library card.

Visit guides.wpl.winnipeg.ca/music for details.

8 / At The Library for adults movies Book-to-Movie Top Docs NFB Film Club Great Books turned into great films! Noteworthy documentaries to inspire, Featuring the best films from the enlighten and entertain. National Film Board. The Breadwinner A headstrong young And This is My Garden Memento mori girl in Afghanistan Two teachers at a school in Wabowden, Matthew’s heart stopped beating on the disguises herself Manitoba are breaking new ground in tattoo parlour table. Now, his parents as a boy in order education and are growing a healthier hold their dying boy. But in their to provide for her community. This documentary follows hands they also hold the fate of others: family. Based on the the teachers and their students for a the promise of new lives, and death best-selling novel of season of seeding, planting, harvesting, postponed. With astonishing access and the same name by preserving and ultimately celebrating the remarkable intimacy, Memento mori Deborah Ellis. 94 min. fruits of their labour. 57 min. Rated G. carries us headlong into a world of hope Rated PG. MILLENNIUM LIBRARY lost and hope returned. 89 min. Not MILLENNIUM LIBRARY Carol Shields Auditorium Rated. For mature audiences only. Carol Shields Auditorium Saturday, July 7: 2-3 pm MILLENNIUM LIBRARY Saturday, July 14: 2-3:45 pm Catfish Carol Shields Auditorium Saturday, July 21: 2-3:30 pm Wonder In late 2007, Based on the New filmmakers Ariel Gulîstan, Land of Roses York Times best- Schulman and Henry They belong to the PKK, the Kurdistan seller Wonder by R. Joost sensed a story Workers’ Party. Their mission is to J. Palacio, this film unfolding as they defend the Kurdish territory in Iraq tells the incredibly began to film the life and Syria, and defeat ISIS. These inspiring and of Ariel’s brother, seasoned female fighters openly share heartwarming story Nev. They had no their thoughts and dreams. They are of August Pullman, idea that their project would lead to the future of a people and the hidden a boy with facial differences who enters the most exhilarating and unsettling face of a highly mediatized war: the fifth grade, attending a mainstream months of their lives. A reality thriller female, feminist face in the fight against elementary school for the first time. that is a riveting story of love, deception barbarism. 86 min. Not Rated. For 113 min. Rated PG. and grace within a labyrinth of online mature audiences only. MILLENNIUM LIBRARY intrigue. 88 min. Rated PG. MILLENNIUM LIBRARY MILLENNIUM LIBRARY Carol Shields Auditorium Carol Shields Auditorium Saturday, August 11: 2-4 pm Carol Shields Auditorium Saturday, August 25: 2-3:30 pm Saturday, August 18: 2-3:30 pm

R Registration required. Go to winnipeg.ca/library or contact any branch to register. July-August 2018 / 9 for adults computers & technology eMedia HELP One-on-One Appointments Sign up for a 45-minute one-on-one help appointment with library staff and get help with library eBooks, eAudiobooks, eMagazines, eNewspapers, or streaming music or video. We’ll get you started with at least two library services of your choice: OverDrive, Hoopla, RBdigital, Flipster, Kanopy or PressReader. Please bring your device, power supply and cable to the appointment and your app Computer Workshops username/password. If you have a Kobo eReader and laptop, bring both. Internet Basics Computer Basics Level 1 Note: Help is only available for the An introduction to the basics of An introduction to searching the services listed above. We are not able to computer use, focusing on turning a Internet including using a browser, troubleshoot other tech problems. computer on and off, using a mouse, the search engines such as Google, and different parts of Windows, and how to opening and exploring websites. TRANSCONA LIBRARY R open and close programs. HENDERSON LIBRARY R Thursday, August 16: appointments at TRANSCONA LIBRARY R Tuesday, August 7: 6-8 pm 1:15 pm, 2:15 pm, and 3:15 pm Tuesday, August 14: 6-8 pm MILLENNIUM LIBRARY R Word Processing Level 1 Meeting Room 1 Computer Basics Level 2 Learn about editing and formatting text Tuesday, July 24: appointments at 1 pm, Expand your understanding of using Word 2010, including opening and 2 pm, and 3 pm computers by learning more about saving documents. Wednesday, August 1: appointments at R using a mouse, typing skills, and how to RIVER HEIGHTS LIBRARY 10:15 am, 11:15 am, and 12:45 pm navigate Windows. Thursday, August 9: 6-8 pm Tuesday, August 21: appointments at MUNROE LIBRARY R 1 pm, 2 pm, and 3 pm Thursday, August 16: 6-8 pm Word Processing Level 2 Wednesday, August 29: appointments at Build on the basics to create lists and 10:15 am, 11:15 am, and 12:45 pm Computer Basics Level 3 tables, use special characters, and add Learn the basics of organizing files on pictures. a Windows computer, using external WESTWOOD LIBRARY R storage devices, tips for keeping things Friday, August 31: 2-4 pm organized, and other useful information. WINDSOR PARK LIBRARY R Excel Basics *NEW* Monday, August 27: 6-8 pm Learn the basics of spreadsheets with an introduction to Excel, including Email Basics inserting text and simple formulas, Learn to receive and open, reply to, AutoFill, and sorting. format, and send email. MILLENNIUM LIBRARY R WEST KILDONAN LIBRARY R Computer Training Lab Wednesday, August 22: 2-4 pm Wednesday, July 18: 6:30-8:30 pm MILLENNIUM LIBRARY R Computer Training Lab Note: Repeat registrations may be Tuesday, August 14: 6:30-8:30 pm limited to ensure that the program is available to everyone.

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Electronic Resources at WPL Your library card gives you access to 50 online learning resources and collections. eResources include eBook and eAudiobook collections, streaming movies, documentaries and TV programs, databases of research articles, current newspapers and magazines, encyclopaedias, car repair manuals, children’s read-along stories, adult literacy resources, Ancestry Library, Winnipeg Free Press Archive, Consumer Reports, LyndaLibrary and so much more. We pay for the subscriptions so all Winnipeggers can access materials for leisure and life- long learning.

Make sure to check out the full list of what we offer. Questions? Contact us. We are happy to help get you connected. eResource Borrowing Limits Library eResources that are available include eBooks, eAudiobooks. eMovies, TV streaming, eMagazines and eMusic. They have a borrowing period, due date and maximum checkout amounts, similar to physical collection items. There are no late fees though, as these items return on their own! Borrowing Information for eMedia at the Winnipeg Public Library

Maximum Loan Period Maximum Renewals Checkouts Holds OverDrive eBooks & eAudiobooks 7, 14, 21 days Yes, no limit on 20 at a time 20 renewals if no holds videos 3, 5, 7 days exist. Hoopla Digital Movies, music & TV 5 per month Movies & TV: 3 days N/A N/A. Items available all Music: 7 days of the time.

RB Digital eBooks & eAudiobooks 20 at a time 21 days 10 Yes, 2 renewals allowed if no holds exist eMagazines No Limit No limit N/A N/A. Items available all the time Kanopy eMovies 5 per month 3 days N/A N/A. Items available all the time

Flipster eMagazines No Limit For download issues. N/A N/A. Items available all Monthly magazines: the time 7 days Weekly magazines: 2 days

PressReader eNewspapers & eMagazines No Limit No Limit N/A N/A. Items available all the time

R Registration required. Go to winnipeg.ca/library or contact any branch to register. July-August 2018 / 11 for all ages MAKER LABS What will you make today?

New this summer! All ages - adults, teens and families - are welcome to drop in and dive in to a fantastic collection of building materials and crafting supplies.

Get busy with a large variety of craft supplies – help create a paper mural for the library. Try your hand with Spirograph, a button-making machine, and typewriter! HENDERSON LIBRARY Tuesdays 1:30-3:30 pm July 10, 17, 24, 31 ST. VITAL LIBRARY Thursdays 2-4 pm July 5, 12, 19, 26 ST. BONIFACE LIBRARY Tuesdays 2-4 pm July 10, 17, 24, 31

Passez à la BIBLIOTHÈQUE DE SAINT-BONIFACE pour une expérience unique d’artisanat. Tous les âges sont bienvenus à venir fabriquer et créer! Les mardis 10, 17, 24 et 31 juillet, de 14 h à 16 h

Engineering with Lego, Duplo, Keva Planks, Strawbees, K’nex, Engino and more. Models and creations remain in the library – take a photo of your work! FORT GARRY LIBRARY Mondays 6-8 pm August 13, 20, 27 ST. JAMES-ASSINIBOIA LIBRARY Wednesdays 2-4 pm August 1, 8, 15, 22 WEST KILDONAN LIBRARY Wednesdays 2-4 pm August 8, 15, 22, 29 SIR WILLIAM STEPHENSON LIBRARY Thursdays 2-4 pm August 9, 16, 23, 30

Parents must accompany children ages 11 and younger.

12 / At The Library for teens & tweens for teens Locked in the Library YAC Mingle with Shakespeare Drop in for a chill evening of button making, board games, and engineering Can you match wits with the Bard? Join challenges with KEVA planks and us for an escape room challenge that will Strawbees; hosted by the Fort Garry determine the fate of the literary world teen Youth Advisory Committee as we know it. Solve puzzles, complete members. Maybe you’ll decide to join challenges and decipher codes before our YAC group for the upcoming year! your time runs out! Grades 7-12. Grades 7-12. HENDERSON LIBRARY R FORT GARRY LIBRARY Thursday, August 2: 6-8 pm Thursday, August 23: 6:30-8 pm ST. VITAL LIBRARY R Youth Advisory Thursday, August 2: 6-8 pm MILLENNIUM LIBRARY R Councils Mona Gray Program Room If you’re in grade 7-12, Youth Advisory Thursday, August 9: 3-4:30 pm TEEN Councils are your chance to share Summer Reading opinions and ideas about the teen website Escape from CHALLENGE Booked, teen programs, and books, Dystopian Teen magazines, movies and more! DÉFI HENDERSON LIBRARY Literature de lecture Thursday, August 2: 6:30-8 pm A tricky fan of dystopian teen literature LOUIS RIEL LIBRARY has you trapped in the Charleswood Tuesday, July 17: 1:30-4:30 pm Library! Puzzle solving skills will be ADO MILLENNIUM LIBRARY essential if you want to escape before the clock runs out! Grades 7-12. Mona Gray Program Room CHARLESWOOD LIBRARY R Expand your horizons, get Saturday, July 21: 1:30-3 pm creative and try something PEMBINA TRAIL LIBRARY Tuesday, August 14: 2-4 pm new this summer by taking (held at Louis Riel Library) part in our teen summer Tuesday, July 17: 5:30-7 pm Party d’ados Tuesday, August 28: 5:30-7 pm à la biblio reading challenge! Grades 7-12. RIVER HEIGHTS LIBRARY Éclate-toi avec tes amis et rencontre Monday, July 9: 6:30-8 pm d’autres jeunes pendant un après-midi Élargis tes horizons, fais Monday, August 20: 6:30-8 pm de jeux géants, de jeux de société, de preuve de créativité et essaie SIR WILLIAM STEPHENSON LIBRARY jeux-questionnaires et d’autres surprises. Wednesday, July 18: 4:30-6 pm Tu pourras aussi en apprendre davantage de nouvelles choses cet été Wednesday, August 29: 4:30-6 pm sur la création du nouveau conseil d’ados avec notre Défi de lecture ST. JAMES-ASSINIBOIA LIBRARY de la Bibliothèque de Saint-Boniface! ado! Pour les élèves de la 7e Tuesday, July 31: 4:30-6 pm Pour les ados de la 7e à la 12e année. (en à la 12e année. TRANSCONA LIBRARY français/in French) Monday, August 13: 6-7:30 pm BIBLIOTHÈQUE DE SAINT-BONIFACE Le samedi 18 août, de 14 h à 16 h Pick up your bilingual Challenge Card at any branch or For information and how to apply go find it on the website. to wpl-teens.winnipeg.ca and click on Bullet Journals Join a YAC. Is it a to-do list? Is it a planner? What Obtiens ta carte de défis à n’importe quelle succursale the heck is a future log?! Stay on top of it ou sur le site web. all - especially what matters most to you. All supplies provided. Grades 7-12. ST. JAMES-ASSINIBOIA LIBRARY R wpl-teens.winnipeg.ca Thursday, August 23: 2-3:30 pm

R Registration required. Go to winnipeg.ca/library or contact any branch to register. July - August 2018 / 13 forfor teensadults & tweens for tweens The Great Robot Minute to Win It Tween Clubs Race Using simple materials (cups, plates, straws etc.) you will have one minute to Come and play with Dash, the robot! complete each challenge. Can you beat Design and build an obstacle course, the clock? Ages 9-12. then race your robot to the finish line! HENDERSON LIBRARY R Ages 9-12. ST. VITAL LIBRARY R Wednesday, July 18: 2-3 pm Friday, July 6: 10:30 am-12:30 pm MILLENNIUM LIBRARY R Robot Chariot Race Book Club Come one, come all, to the Robot Chariot Mona Gray Program Room Laugh, have fun, meet new friends, and talk Race! Put your creativity and design skills Thursday, July 26: 2-4 pm about some awesome books. Ages 9-12. to the test as you build a chariot creation TRANSCONA LIBRARY R Jewelry Making for Sphero, the robot! Can your chariot Meets Thursdays at 6:30-7:30 pm win the race? Ages 9-12. Discover the best how-to books for being HARVEY SMITH LIBRARY R July 5: Immortal Guardians by Eliot your own designer! Make an accessory to Monday, July 23: 1:30-3 pm Schrefer take home. Ages 9-12. August 2: Anne of Green Gables by L.M. FORT GARRY LIBRARY R WESTWOOD LIBRARY R Montgomery Wednesday, August 1: 2-3:30 pm Tuesday, July 10: 2-4 pm LOUIS RIEL LIBRARY R Tuesday, August 7: 2-3:30 pm For your child’s Card Making comfort and safety, Workshop Squishy Circuits Design a unique greeting card. We’ll take Did you know that play dough can please note: you through all the best how-to books conduct electricity? Build sculptures and show you how to get creative with using playdough, then use lights and • For children ages 11 and younger, a cards, including composing a personal buzzers to bring your creations to life. parent or caregiver must remain in message or verse. Ages 9-12. Ages 9-12. the library during the program. For MUNROE LIBRARY R LOUIS RIEL LIBRARY R children ages 12 and older, parents Thursday, July 12: 6-8 pm decide whether to remain in the Tuesday, July 24: 2-3 pm library based on their assessment of WEST KILDONAN LIBRARY R their child’s maturity. Marble Run Mania Thursday, August 2: 10:30-11:30 am Design and build a marble run using TRANSCONA LIBRARY R • Children are not supervised by cardboard recyclables, then watch those Thursday, August 16: 11 am-12 pm library staff outside of the program marbles fly! Experiment with speed, space (e.g. washroom breaks or early gravity, angles and your imagination. exit from the program). Ages 9-12. WINDSOR PARK LIBRARY R • In the absence of a parent, library Tuesday, July 17: 1:30-2:30 pm staff does not assume responsibility for a child.

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Lego Story Maker DIY Record Player Ultimate Building Everyone has a story to tell, and in this Get the party started! Make a working Challenge workshop, you will use LEGO bricks and record player out of simple materials, Face a series of fun challenges that figures to build your story scenes. Bring including paper and a sewing needle – will have you designing and building the story to life by taking pictures of your no electricity required! Ages 9-12. structures that nearly defy gravity. Use scenes and use StoryVisualizer software HARVEY SMITH LIBRARY R simple materials like spaghetti, paper to transform it into a comic or short Monday, July 30: 1:30-2:30 pm cups, marshmallows and KEVA planks. graphic novel. Ages 9-12. TRANSCONA LIBRARY R Ages 9-12. WEST KILDONAN LIBRARY R Thursday, August 9: 6:30-7:30 pm SIR WILLIAM STEPHENSON LIBRARY R Wednesday, July 25: 1-4 pm Wednesday, August 15: 6:30-8:30 pm Minecraft Poster Duct Tape What?! Wand-Making Did you know that you can make many Biomes things out of duct tape? If you’re up for a Create a Minecraft biome using official Workshop crafter challenge, come to this program, Minecraft paper patterns. Use your See if you have what it takes to become and impress your friends and family with poster paper to create a farm, a forest, a the next Gandalf, Merlin or Dumbledore. the results! Ages 9-12. mine, a flying citadel or whatever your Channel your energy into crafting your OSBORNE LIBRARY R imagination can dream up! Give it a own magic wand that sparkles with your touch of adventure with heroes, villagers, Thursday, July 26: 2-3:30 pm unique personality! Ages 9-12. animals or evil monsters! Ages 9-12. SIR WILLIAM STEPHENSON LIBRARY R RIVER HEIGHTS LIBRARY R WINDSOR PARK LIBRARY R Saturday, August 11: 2-3:30 pm Thursday, August 16: 10:30 am-12:30 pm Tuesday, July 31: 1:30-2:45 pm The Mastermind, Bricole-toi un Paper Crane Origami tourne-disque Get creative with paper and learn to fold Tyrannos!: A Dungeons & Que le party commence! Fabrique un paper cranes. Cranes will be displayed Dragons Adventure tourne-disque fonctionnel avec de on the large tree in our children’s With the capture of the evil wizard simples matériaux comme du papier et area. In September they’ll be sent to Nostramus, are the Duke’s lands finally une aiguille à coudre. Même pas besoin The Children’s Peace Monument in safe? Discover the mastermind behind d’électricité! 9 à 12 ans. (en français/in Hiroshima, Japan. Ages 9-12. the plot with the help of Nostramus. French) CHARLESWOOD LIBRARY R Ages 9-12. R BIBLIOTHÈQUE DE SAINT-BONIFACE Thursday, August 2: 2-3 pm WESTWOOD LIBRARY R Le jeudi 26 juillet, de 14 h à 15 h 30 Friday, August 17: 1-5 pm Upcycled T-Shirts WESTWOOD LIBRARY R Not So Bored Games Transform and re-purpose an old Friday, August 24: 1-5 pm Get your game on! Crafting too! t-shirt into something unique and Ages 9-12. useful. Bring your own t-shirt or use ST. JAMES-ASSINIBOIA LIBRARY R one of ours. Ages 9-12. Thursday, July 26: 2-4 pm OSBORNE LIBRARY R RIVER HEIGHTS LIBRARY R Thursday, August 9: 2-4 pm Thursday, August 2: 10:30 am-12:30 pm MUNROE LIBRARY R Tuesday, August 7: 1:30-3:30 pm

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16 / At The Library for children & families for children and families Launch It Magformers Check It Out! A rocket or a catapult? Which will launch Get creative and start making with This mobile program is open to all ages. higher, go farther and move faster? Build Magformers magnetic construction sets! Browse and check out books biweekly, your own to find out. Ages 6-12. Build 3D creatures, cars, robots and and drop in for games, activities and HENDERSON LIBRARY R rockets…or anything you imagine! crafts! Wednesday, July 4: 2-3 pm Ages 6-12. FORT GARRY LIBRARY R WEST KILDONAN LIBRARY R INDIGENOUS FAMILY CENTRE Wednesday, July 18: 2-3 pm Thursday, July 5: 10:30-11:30 am 470 Selkirk Avenue ST. JAMES-ASSINIBOIA LIBRARY R MILLENNIUM LIBRARY R Tuesdays: 1-4 pm Mona Gray Program Room July 10*, 24, August 7, 21 Thursday, July 19: 2-3 pm WINDSOR PARK LIBRARY R Tuesday, July 24: 2-3 pm *SPECIAL EVENT! R Friday, August 3: 10:30-11:30 am ST. JAMES-ASSINIBOIA LIBRARY Author Reading Thursday, August 9: 2-3 pm with Theodore Wild About Harry Fontaine, Broken Crée avec Makey Circle (Potter!) Tuesday, July 10: For muggles who are wild about Harry Makey 1:30-3 pm. Potter! Hear a tale of Beedle the Bard, Invente et expérimente avec Makey Learn about the test your knowledge of Potter trivia, try a Makey, un kit de création qui te fera legacy of Indian Photo: Morgan Fontaine muggle version of Quidditch, and make utiliser des objets ordinaires pour Residential Schools your own owl letter keeper. Ages 6-12. contrôler ton ordinateur! Utilise des with author MILLENNIUM LIBRARY R légumes, de la pâte à modeler ou même Theodore Fontaine, Sagkeeng Ojibway Mona Gray Program Room des jujubes pour jouer des instruments et First Nation. His powerful memoir, Wednesday, July 4: 2-3 pm des jeux en ligne! 6 à 12 ans. (en français/ Broken Circle, shares his first-hand in French) CHARLESWOOD LIBRARY R experiences at the Fort Alexander and BIBLIOTHÈQUE DE SAINT-BONIFACE R Assiniboia Indian Residential Schools in Tuesday, July 17: 2-3 pm R Le jeudi 12 juillet, de 14 h à 15 h 30 Manitoba during the 1940s and 1950s. All WESTWOOD LIBRARY are welcome! Tuesday, July 24: 2-3 pm Unplugged! BLAKE GARDENS NEIGHBOURHOOD Lego Block Party Step away from your computer, CENTRE smartphone, tablet, or game console, Test your Lego logic by answering skill and join us for an ‘unplugged’ session 312 Blake Street testing trivia questions, read some of co-operative games in real time with Wednesdays: 2:30-4:30 pm amazing Lego stories, make your own real people! Having a blast is guaranteed. July 11, 25, August 8, 22 bookmark to take home…and more! Ages 6-12. Ages 6-12. Visit us for a Special Summer WEST KILDONAN LIBRARY R CHARLESWOOD LIBRARY R Pop-Up Library: Wednesday, July 11: 2-3 pm Thursday, July 5: 2-4 pm NORTH POINT DOUGLAS WOMEN’S HARVEY SMITH LIBRARY R HARVEY SMITH LIBRARY R CENTRE Friday, July 20: 10:30-11:30 am Friday, July 13: 10:30-12:30 pm 221 Austin Street RIVER HEIGHTS LIBRARY R Drop in to get a free library card (or for RIVER HEIGHTS LIBRARY R Thursday, July 26: 10:30-11:30 am help with your account), check out some Thursday, July 19: 10:30 am-12:30 pm of our books, and talk to a librarian. We TRANSCONA LIBRARY R can show you how to download free Tuesday, July 24: 2-4 pm eBooks, music, and movies too. MUNROE LIBRARY R Mondays: 2:30-4:30 pm Thursday, July 26: 1:30-3:30 pm July 9, 23, August 20 WINDSOR PARK LIBRARY R Monday, July 30: 1:30-3:30 pm SIR WILLIAM STEPHENSON LIBRARY R Thursday, August 2: 2-4 pm

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Minecraft Poster Biomes Sink or Float: Create a Minecraft biome using official Titanic Edition Minecraft paper patterns. Design a farm, a forest, a mine, a flying citadel Learn about the Titanic, the world’s or whatever your imagination can great “unsinkable ship,” and create your dream up! Give it a touch of adventure own seaworthy boat that will be put to with heroes, villagers, animals or evil the test in rough waters. Ages 6-12. monsters! Ages 6-12. OSBORNE LIBRARY R ST. VITAL LIBRARY R Thursday, July 19: 2-3 pm Monday, July 16: 2-3:15 pm WESTWOOD LIBRARY R Friday, July 20: 2-3:15 pm LOUIS RIEL LIBRARY R Thursday, July 26: 6:30-7:45 pm Billy as Can Se Ki hids… Have some fun with words and learn about Runny Babbit’s topsy- turvy language. Take home a very special graffiti art. Ages 6-12. MUNROE LIBRARY R Tuesday, July 17: 6-7 pm TRANSCONA LIBRARY R Stories in the Stars Observer les étoiles Thursday, July 26: 11 am-12 pm The night sky is full of stars and stories, La tête perdue dans les étoiles, OSBORNE LIBRARY R you may know them as constellations! entreprends un voyage dans le ciel Thursday, August 2: 2-3 pm Discover the constellations for yourself, nocturne et découvre l’univers des LOUIS RIEL LIBRARY R then craft and take home your own constellations. Tu pourras en reproduire constellation telescope. Ages 6-12. en fabriquant de petits télescopes que tu Thursday, August 9: 2-3 pm SIR WILLIAM STEPHENSON LIBRARY R pourras rapporter à la maison. 6 à 12 ans. Strawbees Friday, July 20: 2-3 pm (en français/in French) ST. VITAL LIBRARY R BIBLIOTHÈQUE DE SAINT-BONIFACE R Explore! Create! Become an Inventor! Le mercredi 8 août, de 14 h à 15 h Using everyday drinking straws, and Wednesday, July 25: 2-3 pm plastic connectors called Strawbees, you can design and create prototypes Goldeyes Baseball for almost anything. Have an idea for a wicked pair of x-ray goggles? How about Players Love to Read an outer space car? Bring your ideas to The Winnipeg Goldeyes Baseball Club life with Strawbees! Ages 6-12. supports children’s literacy by visiting HENDERSON LIBRARY R library branches to read stories, meet Wednesday, July 25: 2-3 pm their fans, answer questions and give FORT GARRY LIBRARY R autographs. For families. Thursday, August 9: 2-3 pm Tuesday, August 7 at 1:30 pm CHARLESWOOD LIBRARY R HENDERSON LIBRARY R ST. VITAL LIBRARY R TRANSCONA LIBRARY R WINDSOR PARK LIBRARY R

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Dig It! Book to Movie Days Family Literacy Plants are incredible! Let’s have fun with for Kids Fun Day books, rhymes and songs to discover Cool off in the heat of the summer and Travel between activity stations that how plants and gardening can better the enjoy these children’s movies based on promote the playful use of reading, world around us. For families. books. For families. Child care centers writing and language skills. For families. R WESTWOOD LIBRARY may register for 1 of 2 movies. SIR WILLIAM STEPHENSON LIBRARY Thursday, July 5: 10:30-11:15 am Saturday, July 14: 2-4 pm R ST. JAMES-ASSINIBOIA LIBRARY Paddington 2 HARVEY SMITH LIBRARY Monday, July 16: 6:30-7:15 pm While searching for the perfect present Monday, July 16: 1:30-3:30 pm FORT GARRY LIBRARY R for his beloved Aunt Lucy’s hundredth FORT GARRY LIBRARY birthday, Paddington sees a unique pop- Wednesday, July 25: 10:30-11:15 am Tuesday, August 28: 11 am-1 pm up book in Mr. Gruber’s antique shop, Matinée dansante en and embarks upon a series of odd jobs to buy it. But when the book is stolen, NFB Film Club for famille it’s up to Paddington and the Browns to Kids Chaussez vos souliers et joignez-vous unmask the thief. Inspired by the classic Indulge your passions! Join us for a à la danse! Découvrez une histoire books by Michael Bond. series of short films from the National attachante, apprenez quelques pas, puis 104 min. Rated G. Film Board of Canada. For families. déchaînez-vous sur la piste. Du plaisir MILLENNIUM LIBRARY R WESTWOOD LIBRARY R pour toute la famille. (en français/in Carol Shields Auditorium Thursday, August 2: 11 am-12 pm French) Wednesday, July 18: 1:30-3:15 pm WEST KILDONAN LIBRARY R BIBLIOTHÈQUE DE SAINT-BONIFACE R Tuesday, August 21: 7-8 pm Le mercredi 4 juillet, de 10 h 30 à 11 h 30 Judy Moody and the NOT Bummer Summer LOUIS RIEL LIBRARY R A Few of My Feisty, fearless Judy Moody is looking Thursday, August 23: 2-3 pm forward to the most super-duper Favourite Things summer vacation ever. The trouble is, Films ONF pour Let’s celebrate a few of our favourite her parents are called out of town, her enfants things! We’ll share stories, sing songs, BFFs are going away, and Judy is trapped Joignez-vous à nous pour voir une série and create a scrap picture poster that you at home with her pesky brother Stink. de courts métrages de l’Office national can enjoy at home. For families. But with a little imagination, Judy turns du film du Canada. Des histoires MILLENNIUM LIBRARY R a snoresville summer into the adventure passionnantes pour toute la famille. Mona Gray Program Room of a lifetime! Based on the book series by (en français/in French) Friday, July 6: 11-11:45 am Megan McDonald. 91 min. Rated G. BIBLIOTHÈQUE DE SAINT-BONIFACE R OSBORNE LIBRARY R MILLENNIUM LIBRARY R Le jeudi 2 août, de 10 h 30 à 11 h 30 Friday, July 13: 10:30-11:15 am Carol Shields Auditorium MUNROE LIBRARY R Wednesday, August 8: 1:30-3 pm Thursday, August 2: 1:30-2:15 pm For your child’s comfort and Mad Scientist Party safety, please note: Are you ready to put your mad scientist • For children ages 11 and younger, a hat on? We’ve got some fun stories, and parent or caregiver must remain in the we’ll be mixing and experimenting too. library during the program. For children Bring your imagination, and wear old ages 12 and older, parents decide whether clothes, just in case things get messy! For to remain in the library based on their families. assessment of their child’s maturity. ST. VITAL LIBRARY R • Children are not supervised by library staff outside of the program space (e.g. Wednesday, July 11: 2-2:45 pm washroom breaks or early exit from the R LOUIS RIEL LIBRARY program). Thursday, July 19: 10:30-11:15 am • In the absence of a parent, library staff does not assume responsibility for a child.

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Bug Hugs Tales for Toddlers Babies Love Books Join us for stories and games crawling Join us for high-action rhymes, songs, Enjoy rhyming, reading and a rollicking with fun! You’ll be buzzing with and fingerplays and short stories good time with your baby. For babies excitement as we explore the little world designed to keep your toddler engaged newborn to 24 months and a parent or of creatures that fly and hop and swirl! and happy while building pre-reading caregiver. Ages 3-5. skills! For children ages 24-36 months LOUIS RIEL LIBRARY R TRANSCONA LIBRARY R and a parent or caregiver. Thursday, July 5: 10:30-11 am Friday, July 6: 11-11:45 am RIVER HEIGHTS LIBRARY R MUNROE LIBRARY R WINDSOR PARK LIBRARY R Thursday, July 5: 10:30-11 am Friday, July 6: 10:30-11 am Friday, July 20: 10:30-11:15 am WESTWOOD LIBRARY R HARVEY SMITH LIBRARY R CHARLESWOOD LIBRARY R Friday, July 6: 10:30-11 am Monday, July 9: 10:30-11 am Thursday, July 26: 2-2:45 pm HENDERSON LIBRARY R CHARLESWOOD LIBRARY R WEST KILDONAN LIBRARY R Tuesday, July 10: 10:30-11 am Tuesday, July 10: 2-2:30 pm Tuesday, August 14: 10:30-11:15 am WINDSOR PARK LIBRARY R TRANSCONA LIBRARY R Friday, July 13: 10:30-11 am Tuesday, July 10: 10:30-11 am Duplo Story Maker FORT GARRY LIBRARY R ST. JAMES-ASSINIBOIA LIBRARY R Everyone has a story to tell, and in this Thursday, August 9: 10:30-11 am Friday, July 13: 10:30-11 am exciting maker program, caregivers and WESTWOOD LIBRARY R children ages 3-5 will explore storytelling Bébés bricos à la Friday, July 13: 10:30-11 am using Duplo bricks, figurines and props. WEST KILDONAN LIBRARY R Choose from a variety of back drops, and biblio Tuesday, July 17: 10:30-11 am get creative! Venez découvrir la joie des histoires, MILLENNIUM LIBRARY R RIVER HEIGHTS LIBRARY R comptines, chansons et jeux de doigts. Créez un bricolage que vous pourrez Mona Gray Program Room Thursday, July 12: 10:30-11:15 am rapporter à la maison. S.v.p. apporter Friday, July 20: 1-1:30 pm HENDERSON LIBRARY R une petite couverture à placer sur le sol ST. VITAL LIBRARY R Monday, July 23: 2-2:45 pm pour votre bébé. Pour les bébés de 0 à 24 Friday, July 27: 10:30-11 am mois. (en français/in French) SIR WILLIAM STEPHENSON LIBRARY R Pre-School Films R BIBLIOTHÈQUE DE SAINT-BONIFACE Friday, August 10: 11-11:30 am Join us for short films based on Le mercredi 18 juillet, de 10 h 30 à 11 h 30 OSBORNE LIBRARY R children’s books. Child care centres Tuesday, August 14: 1:30-2 pm may register as a group booking by Bébés Crafters at the calling 204-986-6488. Ages 3-5. MILLENNIUM LIBRARY R Library Carol Shields Auditorium Discover the joie de vivre through songs, Thursdays & Fridays: 10:30-11 am stories and rhymes, in both French and July 12 & 13: All Wet! English. Make a craft with your baby to July 26 & 27: L.O.V.E. take home. Please bring a small blanket August 9 & 10: The Misbehavers to place on the floor for your baby. Ages August 23 & 24: This is Me newborn to 24 months and caregiver. ST. BONIFACE LIBRARY R Tuesday, July 31: 10:30-11:30 am

20 / At The Library for children & families Summer Reading Wind-Ups Wee Be Jammin’ Chanter et raconter Singing, dancing, stories and more! Put avec LuLu et le on your dancing shoes and get ready for some fun with Sonja Rasmussen. For Matou! families. Lauréats d’un Prix Juno et gagnants de MILLENNIUM LIBRARY deux prix aux Western Canadian Music Ah kha koo gheesh Awards, LuLu et le Matou impliquent Tuesday, August 7: 2-2:45 pm leur auditoire dans la musique avec une ST. VITAL LIBRARY R combinaison énergétique et interactive de chansons, de contes, d’instruments Wednesday, August 15: 2-2:45 pm multiples, de marionnettes de de ST. JAMES-ASSINIBOIA LIBRARY R participation. Ils créent une atmosphère Friday, August 17: 11-11:45 am Mr. Mark the One magnifique d’actions et de rires pour SIR WILLIAM STEPHENSON LIBRARY R tous! (en français/in French) Friday, August 17: 2-2:45 pm Man Band A wild one man show that is fun for kids BIBLIOTHÈQUE DE SAINT-BONIFACE R ages 2-92! You’ll laugh out loud as Le mardi 14 août, de 10 h 30 à 11 h 15 Manitoba Mr. Mark performs musical masterpieces Underground Opera on his crazy super goofy musical The Magic of Ryan presents Jack and instruments. For families. Price HENDERSON LIBRARY R the Beanstalk Feed your passions! Ryan Price uses Wednesday, August 8: 2-2:45 pm magic and puppetry to bring some of his The whole family will enjoy this retelling R HARVEY SMITH LIBRARY favourite books to life, including Word of the well-known fairy tale, which Thursday, August 9: 2-2:45 pm Collector. This 45-minute show is perfect incorporates music from the operettas CHARLESWOOD LIBRARY R for the whole family! of Gilbert and Sullivan. Directed by Friday, August 10: 11-11:45 am WESTWOOD LIBRARY R Jonathan Ayers, Jack and the Beanstalk WINDSOR PARK LIBRARY R Tuesday, August 14: 2-2:45 pm will entertain while sharing an important Friday, August 10: 2-2:45 pm FORT GARRY LIBRARY R lesson about treating others with respect and kindness. Both opera lovers and Wednesday, August 15: 2-2:45 pm R opera newbies will delight in this family Sean Hogan WEST KILDONAN LIBRARY Come join Seanster and sing along with friendly show, aimed at children ages 6 Thursday, August 16: 10:30-11:15 am new silly songs and old favourites. Enjoy to 12. RIVER HEIGHTS LIBRARY R some magical musical time with your RIVER HEIGHTS LIBRARY R Friday, August 17: 10:30-11:15 am family! For families. Tuesday, August 7: 2-2:45 pm WESTWOOD LIBRARY R HENDERSON LIBRARY R Thursday, August 9: 11-11:45 am Monday, August 13: 2-2:45 pm FORT GARRY LIBRARY R Tuesday, August 21: 2-2:45 pm Aaron Burnett MILLENNIUM LIBRARY R Join us for some toe-tapping tunes with Mona Gray Program Room this Juno nominated family entertainer. Thursday, August 23: 2-2:45 pm Get up, dance, and take part with some fun and silly actions! For families. TRANSCONA LIBRARY R Monday, August 13: 11-11:45 am LOUIS RIEL LIBRARY R Tuesday, August 14: 2-2:45 pm MUNROE LIBRARY R Thursday, August 16: 2-2:45 pm OSBORNE LIBRARY R Friday, August 17: 10:30-11:15 am

R Registration required. Go to winnipeg.ca/library or contact any branch to register. July-August 2018 / 21 membership guide 1234 1234 123 12234 123 123 Your library card gives you access to Your Account • Your unpaid balance is not over $15. 1.4 million items to borrow and a wide Your library card number is also your • If an item cannot be renewed, a range of programs and services. Use account number. message will tell you why and the your library card at all 20 branches of current due date will remain. To avoid Winnipeg Public Library and online Report lost or stolen cards to the library overdue fines, renew your items before to access an extensive eLibrary of immediately. You are responsible for all midnight on the due date. eBooks, eMagazines, streaming music activities on your card. Cardholders are and movies, eAudiobooks and learning responsible for lost or damaged items. You can access your account and resources at winnipeg.ca/library. See staff for details. renew items by: • Logging in to the Library Catalogue Borrow from any branch. Return to any Log in to the Library Catalogue to see online at winnipeg.ca/library branch. the items you have checked out, your • Through the Winnipeg Public requests and holds, and to pay your Library app Getting a Library Card fines and fees online. Please provide us • Calling our TeleMessaging service at Library cards are free if you live in, or with your current phone number and 204-986-4657 (in Winnipeg) or pay property or business taxes to, the email address. You are still responsible 1-866-826-4454 (outside Winnipeg, City of Winnipeg. Sign up at any branch for holds, fees and overdue fines if the toll-free) of Winnipeg Public Library and bring library cannot contact you. • Asking staff in any branch. acceptable ID. First replacement card is free. Use only your own card to use library Note: Online and TeleMessaging computers renewals may not be available Mondays Full membership: For all ages. Children and Wednesdays from midnight to 9 am and teens (up to age 17) require a parent Email and Notifications for scheduled maintenance. or guardian to sign the membership Email has benefits! Ask staff to set your application. Valid for 3 years. Borrow up account to email notification instead of Borrowing Limits to 50 items at a time. phone and we will send you a courtesy You can borrow up to 50 items at a time reminder 3 days before an item is due. (see exceptions for Limited, VIP and Limited membership: For Winnipeg Corporate card holders). citizens of any age without proof of Requests/Holds address. Valid for 1 year. Borrow up There are limits on how many items Can’t find what you’re looking for? Title to 2 items at a time. All other services you can borrow from each of these already checked out? A request puts you included. collections. Borrow up to a maximum on a waiting list for that item. You will be each of: notified when the item is on hold for you Non-residents of Winnipeg: Purchase • Books and Magazines: 50 and ready to pick up. Look for the Holds full membership for $149; covers all • Music CDs and Audiobooks: 20 area in the library and check out the item family household members. Valid for 1 • DVDs: 10 adult and 10 children/teen at the staffed checkout counter or at the year. Check with your rural municipality; • Blu-rays: 5 adult and 10 children teen self-checkout stations. they may reimburse all or a portion of • Express Books: 5 adult, 5 teen, this fee. You can place up to 50 requests at a time. and 5 children • Express DVDs: 2 adult, 2 teen, Visitors: For short-term visitors to Requests cannot be placed on: Reference, and 2 children Winnipeg; purchase full membership Local History Room, Express, Magazines • Express Blu-rays: 2 adult, 2 teen, for $59. Valid for 3 months. and Preschool Packs. and 2 children Visitor Internet Privilege (VIP): For Renewals • Video Games: 2 short-term visitors to Winnipeg to access You can renew an item (borrow it for • Book Club Kits: 2 library computers only. Valid for 14 days. longer) when: • Preschool Packs: 1 No charge. • Renewals are allowed on the item Borrowing limits on our eBooks and • There are no requests eMedia can be found at Corporate cards: For organizations only; • You have not reached the maximum wpl.libanswers.com/faq/82770 see winnipeg.ca/library for full details. number of renewals allowed Borrow up to 100 items at a time. • Your membership has not expired, and You cannot borrow items if your unpaid will not expire before the new due date balance is over $15.

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Book Sales We our Members Ongoing book sales at all branches! Drop in and browse. Sign up for our News & Events email list to stay up to date on the library at winnipeg.ca/library. My Account Download the Winnipeg Public Library You can check on your account anytime, app from your app store for mobile anywhere, through winnipeg.ca/library or access to manage your account, find WPL To Go. Pay your fines and fees, check library locations, search the catalogue, for holds or renew your items-all online! and download eBooks.

Borrowing Guide Borrowing is free (except for *movies for adults). For eBooks, eMagazines, eAudiobooks, streaming movies and music, there are no overdue fines. Loan periods and request limits vary. Seeguides.wpl.winnipeg.ca/e for all the details.

Overdue Item Loan Period Requests Renewals Fine Per Day Maximum Fine Fees

Books, 21 days Yes 5 Adults $0.40 Adults $11 Requested item Paperbacks, YA $0.20 YA $4.50 not picked up: $1.25 Music CDs & Children $0.20 Children $4.50 Audiobooks Card replacement: $4.45 First replacement is free. Express Books & 7 days No 2 $2.10 $18 Movies* Lost item processing: $5.90

Return payment fee: $30 Magazines 7 days No 2 Adults $0.40 Adults $7 YA $0.20 YA $3 Photocopies & Printing: Children $0.20 Children $3 $0.25/page (b & w) $0.85/page (colour)u Movies* (DVDs 7 days Yes 2 Adults $0.40 Adults $11 uMillennium Library only & Blu-rays) YA $0.20 YA $4.50 Children $0.20 Children $4.50 *Adult DVD “Wear and Tear” fee: Video Games 7 days Yes 2 $0.20 $4.50 $1.25 (includes GST) *Adult Blu-ray Book Club Kits 60 days Yes 0 $2.10 $18 “Wear and Tear” fee: $2.30 (includes GST) Preschool Packs 21 days No 0 $0.20 $4.50 Wear and Tear Fee waived for those on social assistance. Ask DAISY Readers 84 days Yes 1 n/a n/a staff for details. [YA = Young Adults]

All fees and fines are subject to change. For complete information on membership and your account, visit our online Membership Guide at winnipeg.ca/library. Overdue notices are sent 2-3 days (for 7 day item) and 7-10 days (for 21 day item) after the item was due. Second courtesy notice is sent 14 days later if items are not returned. Billing notices are sent when an account owes $25 or more. Accounts are sent to a Collection Agency if billing notices remain unpaid after 22 days. These Agency fees are added to your account. Contact the library if you have concerns about your account.

July-August 2018 / 23 locations and hours We are on Summer Hours until September 3

CHARLESWOOD Mon, Tue, Thu: 10 am-8:30 pm Adult & 204-986-3072 6-4910 Roblin Blvd. Fri: 10 am-5 pm Children’s Services All locations have: Wed, *Sat, Sun: Closed CORNISH Mon, Tue, Thu: 1-8:30 pm Adult & 204-986-4679 Public Use Computers 20 West Gate ClosedFri & *Sat until: Summer 201910 am-5 for renovations. pm Children’s Services Wed & Sun: Closed After-Hours Returns FORT GARRY Mon, Tue, Thu: 10 am-8:30 pm Adult & 204-986-4918 1360 Pembina Hwy. Wed & Fri: 10 am-5 pm Children’s Services Free WiFi *Sat & Sun: Closed HENDERSON Mon, Tue, Thu: 10 am-8:30 pm Adult Services 204-986-4314 1-1050 Henderson Hwy. Wed & Fri: 10 am-5 pm Children’s Services 204-986-7916 Meeting or Study Spaces *Sat & *Sun: Closed LOUIS RIEL Mon, Tue, Thu: 10 am-8:30 pm Adult Services 204-986-4573 Self-Service Hold Pick-up 1168 Dakota St. Fri: 10 am-5 pm Children’s Services 204-986-4576 Wed, *Sat, Sun: Closed MILLENNIUM Mon-Thu: +10 am-9 pm General Information 204-986-6450 Visit our eLIBRARY: 251 Donald St. Fri & Sat: +10 am-6 pm Circulation Services 204-986-6440 winnipeg.ca/library *Sun: Closed Children’s/Teens 204-986-6488 +Circulation Services open Reader Services 204-986-6779 Mon-Fri at 9 am Special Services 204-986-6489 Renew your items: MUNROE Mon, Tue, Thu: 1-8:30 pm Adult & 204-986-3736 204-986-4657 489 London St. Fri: 10 am-5 pm Children’s Services or 1-866-826-4454 Wed, *Sat, Sun: Closed OSBORNE Mon, Tue, Thu: 1-8:30 pm Adult & 204-986-4775 (outside Winnipeg) 625 Osborne St. Fri: 10 am-5 pm Children’s Services Wed, *Sat, Sun: Closed TTY: 204-986-3485 PEMBINA TRAIL Mon, Tue, Thu: 10 am-8:30 pm Adult Services 204-986-4369 2724 Pembina Hwy. Wed: Closed Children’s Services 204-986-4380 Borrowed materials can be ClosedFri & * Satuntil: Fall 2018 for10 renovations. am-5 pm *Sun: 1-5 pm returned to any branch of RIVER HEIGHTS Mon, Tue, Thu: 10 am-8:30 pm Adult Services 204-986-4936 Winnipeg Public Library. 1520 Corydon Ave. Fri: 10 am-5 pm Children’s Services 204-986-4940 Wed, *Sat, Sun: Closed SAINT-BONIFACE/ Mon-Thu: 10 am-9 pm Adult Services 204-986-4331 ST. BONIFACE Fri & Sat: 10 am-5 pm Children’s Services 204-986-4332 100-131 Provencher Blvd. *Sun: Closed ST. JAMES-ASSINIBOIA Mon, Tue, Thu: 10 am-8:30 pm Adult & 204-986-3424 1910 Portage Ave. Wed, Fri: 10 am-5 pm Children’s Services *Sat & Sun: Closed ST. JOHN’S Mon, Tue, Thu: 1-8:30 pm Adult & 204-986-4689 500 Salter St. ClosedFri & Sat: until Fall 2018 for10 renovations. am-5 pm Children’s Services Wed & Sun: Closed ST. VITAL Mon, Tue, Thu: 10 am-8:30 pm Adult & 204-986-5628 6 Fermor Ave. Wed, Fri: 10 am-5 pm Children’s Services *Sat & Sun: Closed SIR WILLIAM STEPHENSON Mon: Closed Adult Services 204-986-7070 765 Keewatin St. Tue-Thu: 10 am-9 pm Children’s Services 204-986-7096 Fri & Sat: 10 am-5 pm *Sun: Closed TRANSCONA Mon, Tue, Thu: 10 am-8:30 pm Adult Services 204-986-3954 111 Victoria Ave. W. Fri: 10 am-5 pm Children’s Services 204-986-3955 Wed, *Sat, Sun: Closed WEST END Mon: 10 am-5 pm Adult & 204-986-4677 999 Sargent Ave Tue-Thu: 1-8:30 pm Children’s Services Fri: 10 am-6 pm *Sat & Sun: Closed WEST KILDONAN Mon, Tue, Thu: 10 am-8:30 pm Adult Services 204-986-4386 365 Jefferson Ave. Wed, Fri: 10 am-5 pm Children’s Services 204-986-4389 *Sat & Sun: Closed WESTWOOD Mon, Tue, Thu: 10 am-8:30 pm Adult Services 204-986-4742 66 Allard Ave. Wed: Closed Children’s Services 204-986-4747 Fri: 10 am-5 pm *Sat & *Sun: Closed WINDSOR PARK Mon, Tue, Thu: 1-8:30 pm Adult & 204-986-4949 1195 Archibald St. Fri: 10 am-5 pm Children’s Services Wed, *Sat, Sun: Closed *Libraries closed these days until September 3. Smartlocker Holds Wheelchair Accessible We’re on Summer Hours Victoria Day until Labour Day. Pick-up 24 / At The Library Holiday Notice: All libraries will be closed July 2 (Canada Day) and August 6 (Terry Fox Day).