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TABLE OF CONTENTS --6 BranchLocal History Hours & Archives --7 GalleryAdult Programs HPL 24-- BlackOlder HistoryAdults Month 27-- VolunteerStorytimes Opportunities 28-- LocalEarly LearningHistory & Programs Archives 30-- AdultSchool-Age Programs Programs 38--- OOlderMarch Adults Break ProgrProgramsams 40-- StorytimesTeen Programs 42-- EarlyMovies Learning Programs 46-- SchoolBookmobile Age Programs -- Teen Programs TABLE OF CONTENTS -- 2019 in Review -- Movies --- BBookmobile Page 38-39 Programs and Events Hamilton Public Library Board Library Board 2020-2022 The board meets monthly from Lori-Anne Spence-Smith (Chair), Elly Bowen, September to June. For more info, Vikki Cecchetto, Robert Coruzzi, Harjit Dhaliwal, John Kirkpatrick, C. A. Klassen, Stu Laurie, please contact Karen Dennie, Assistant Councillor Judi Partridge, Councillor Maria to the Chief Librarian, at 905-546-3214. Pearson, Nicolas van Velzen. HPL LOCATIONS & PHONE NUMBERS Central 905-546-3200 55 York Blvd., Hamilton Program registration: Children's: x3416 Adult's: x3434 Ancaster 905-648-6911 300 Wilson St. E., Ancaster Barton 905-546-3450 571 Barton St. E., Hamilton Binbrook 905-692-3323 2642 Regional Rd. 56, Binbrook Carlisle 905-689-8769 1496 Centre Rd., Carlisle REGISTER Concession 905-546-3415 565 Concession St., Hamilton FOR SPRING Dundas 905-627-3507 18 Ogilvie St., Dundas PROGRAMS Freelton 905-659-7639 1803 Brock Rd., Freelton Registration for Spring 2020 Greensville 905-627-4951 59 Kirby Ave., Greensville programs opens February 15, 2020, 10am. Mark your Kenilworth 905-546-3960 103 Kenilworth Ave. N., Hamilton calendars and visit hpl.ca Locke 905-546-3492 285 Locke St. S., Hamilton to register online! Lynden 519-647-2571 110 Lynden Rd., Lynden Mount Hope 905-679-6445 3027 Homestead Dr., Mount Hope Disclaimer All program dates and times are subject to change Red Hill 905-546-2069 695 Queenston Rd., Hamilton without notice. Visit hpl.ca or call Saltfleet 905-662-8611 131 Gray Rd., Stoney Creek your neighbourhood branch for Sherwood 905-546-3249 467 Upper Ottawa St., Hamilton the most current information. Reproductions of any part of Stoney Creek 905-643-2912 777 Highway 8, Stoney Creek this publication, in any format, Terryberry 905-546-3921 100 Mohawk Rd. W., Hamilton is forbidden without the express Turner Park 905-546-4790 352 Rymal Rd. E., Hamilton authorization of Hamilton Public Library. *Valley Park 905-573-3141 1050 Paramount Dr. Unit 12, Stoney Creek Spring 2020 What’s Happening Waterdown 905-689-6269 163 Dundas St. E., Waterdown Program Guide printed Westdale 905-546-3456 955 King St. W., Hamilton circulation 20,000. Bookmobile 905-546-3477 *Temporary location. New Valley Park branch ready in Fall 2021. CALENDAR ALERTS The March Break may interrupt regularly scheduled programs from March 14-21. On PA Day, Friday March 6, all Branches are open, except Carlisle, Greensville and Mount Hope. All Branches are closed: Easter Easter Friday April 10, Sunday April 12 and Monday April 13. Open regular hours on Saturday April 11. Regular hours resume on Tuesday April 14. Victoria Day Monday May 18. Regular hours resume on Tuesday May 19. ACCESSIBILITY IF YOU REQUIRE PART OF THIS PUBLICATION IN ANOTHER FORMAT, EMAIL [email protected] OR CALL 905-546-3200 X3280. 4 HAMILTON PUBLIC LIBRARY 1 3 2 1 Gallery4, 2 Gallery4 Annex, LH&A Out of the Vaults Central Library 1st Floor Central Library 4th Floor 3rd Floor March–April 2020 March–May 2020 March–April – A Little Dirt Never Hurts Deeshani Fernando Amber Delaney May – Hamilton Music Archives Nature's Adventure In Unrepose Special Exhibition, Dundas Gallery 3 Jackson Square Lobby March–May 2020 Gordon Leverton March – May 2020 Cross-Currents Sarah Sproule Gossamer CALL FOR ENTRIES Local artists: submit work for consideration in one of our branch galleries. Apply online through the form on HPL.ca. For more information or questions, email [email protected]. HPL SPRING 2020 5 LOCAL HISTORY & ARCHIVES Lady Hamilton Club From the mid-1800s onwards Hamilton was a Walking Tours centre of seed distribution Meet at the Visitor Centre, 28 James in Canada, including John St., N., on the 1st Floor. Tours are about A. Bruce and Co. Ltd Seed 1.5 hours and cover 1.5 kilometres Merchants. Inside the Vaults of Local of ground. Wear comfortable shoes. History & Archives Wheelchair accessible. Pictured above left to right: LH&A Staff take you on a tour through “Bruce’s Seeds” seed Apr 10 2pm Visitor Centre the 3rd Floor archives and share catalogue, 1914 and Historic Tour - Sites and stories up to 1900 favourite items from the collection. the John A. Bruce Seed May 8 2pm Visitor Centre Company building, n.d. Tue Apr 7 10am Central ® Modern Tour – Sites and stories Wed Apr 8 2pm Central ® 1900 to the present Genealogy Club McMaster Archives Canadian & Map Library Naturalization Records McMaster University’s map specialist Learn how to access Canadian details local historical maps and resources naturalization records with a walk available in the university's library and through of the request process. We’ll online for genealogical research. also take a look at the Montreal Circuit Wed Apr 15 1pm Central ® Court naturalization records — the only surviving collection of pre-1914 naturalization records in Canada. Before Vital Statistics Discover where to find vital statistics Wed Mar 18 1pm Central ® prior to the Birth/Marriage/Death Index. Wed May 20 1pm Central ® 6 HAMILTON PUBLIC LIBRARY ADULT PROGRAMS ARTS AND CULTURE Guitar Club Ukulele for Beginners For aspiring guitarists to learn basic Learn the basics of the ukulele in this Art Club chords and strumming. Community- four-part program. Ukuleles provided. led. Bring a guitar. A weekly, informal art-making club Wednesdays May 20-Jun 10 2:30pm where you can share artistic ideas and Wednesdays 6:30pm Greensville Ancaster techniques with fellow artists. Feel free to bring your current project. International Dance Day Tuesdays 1:30pm Central Celebrate International Dance Day with a modern performance. Art Rocks Family Event Presented by To The Pointe Dance Re-purpose rocks in an artistic way. Project and Hamilton Public Library. Adults and children are welcome. Wed Apr 29 12pm Central Mon Mar 16 2:30pm Waterdown Lunchtime Learning Book Page Art Great Courses: Shakespeare Repurpose old, unwanted books into Learn about Shakespeare’s comedic and Enjoy a mix of music, literature a piece of art. Supplies provided. tragic plays, and how to interpret and and art each Friday. understand his stories, by watching a Thu Apr 23 2pm Terryberry ® Mobile Fri Mar 6 12pm Central Great Course video on the topic. Thu May 21 2pm Concession ® Bel Canto Strings: String Bird House Tuesdays 12pm Central (Except Apr 28) Instruments Fri Mar 13 12pm Central Opera Intro Hamilton Philharmonic Orchestra: Celebrate South Asia Oboe Explore the world of opera and learn A celebration of the rich array of Fri Mar 20 12pm Central music, dance, drama and culture of more about this powerful art form with audiovisual examples and a lively Guitar Hamilton Community South Asian countries. All welcome. Showcase: Guitar Presented by the South Asian Heritage interactive discussion. Presented by Association of Hamilton and Region. Sabatino Vacca, Artistic Director of Fri Mar 27 12pm Central Southern Ontario Lyric Opera. Dover Lynn Fox: Guitar & Voice Sat Mar 7 2pm Terryberry Nepal Thu Mar 26 7pm Central General Intro Fri Apr 3 12pm Central Sat Mar 28 2pm Red Hill Bangladesh Hess Street Elementary School: Thu May 7 7:30pm Central Giuseppe Voice & Short Works Prize Winner Sat Apr 4 2pm Ancaster Sri Lanka Verdi’s Messa da Requiem Sat Apr 18 2pm Dundas India Fri Apr 10 – Library Closed for Good Friday Sun May 3 2pm Central Paint It! All Nations Party Fri Apr 17 12pm Central Bring a scene to life following step- Will Gillespie: Guitar, Voice by-step instruction. No experience & Short Works Prize Poet Friday Night Art Tour necessary. Supplies provided. Fri Apr 24 12pm Central Meet at the Central Library’s Living Tue Mar 24 6:30pm Dundas Birds Lisa Warren: Harp & Short Works Room at 5pm for a brief talk about Presented by Friends of the Aviary Prize Poetry Winner the Library’s art collection. Then, continue to the Art Gallery of Thu Mar 26 2pm Concession Fri May 1 12pm Central Hamilton for a 6pm docent-led tour. Birch Trees ® Luckystickz: Steelpan, Voice, Piano Fri May 8 12pm Central Fri Apr 3 5pm Central Spring Concert: Michael McGuire: Guitar & Voice Mighty Ludwig Fri May 15 12pm Central Greensville Guitar Pickers Join the Odin String Quartet and Kaleidoscope Singers: Voice Play guitar and share songs with fellow guest pianist, Victoria Kogan, to mark Fri May 22 12pm Central musicians. For guitarists with some 250 years since the birth of Ludwig Darcy Mitchison: Piano, Voice basic-to-advanced skills. Bring a guitar. van Beethoven. Fri May 29 12pm Central Mondays 6:30pm Greensville Wed Apr 15 7:30pm Central Earth, Wind & Choir: Voice HPL SPRING 2020 ADULTS 7 8 HAMILTON PUBLIC LIBRARY Clubs If you are interested in reading and discussing great books, Bookthere is a book club near you. Binbrook Book Club Books and Brews - Central Wed Mar 25 2pm Binbrook Meets at Toast: Wine Bar, 10 John St., At Home in Mitford by Jan Karon N. Pick up book at the 2nd Floor Info Wed Apr 22 2pm Binbrook Desk at Central Library. A Thousand Splendid Suns Mon Mar 9 7pm At Toast by Khaled Hosseni Everything I Never Told You Wed May 27 2pm Binbrook by Celeste Ng Full Tilt: Dunkirk to Delhi by Bicycle Mon Apr 20 7pm At Toast by Dervla Murphy Girl in Hyacinth Blue by Susan Vreeland Books@1 Mon May 11 7pm At Toast Saints, Unexpected Tue Mar 10 1pm Central by Brent Van Staalduinen The Zookeeper’s Wife: A War Story by Susan Ackerman Tue Apr 14 1pm Central Books and Brews - Locke Ancaster Book Club The Sun Does Shine: How I Found Meets at West Town Bar and Grill, Thu Mar 26 1:30pm Ancaster Life and Freedom on Death Row 214 Locke St.,S.
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