Free Events in the Hamilton Area
904 events
Embark on a multi-session campaign perfect for new and returning players.
Listen to live music at Dundas.
Drop-in board game and puzzle fun.
Bring the whole family to story time and get ready to read.
Visit HPL's Library on wheels. Pick up holds, browse the collections and more.
Celebrate Paper Bag Princess Day March 7.
Trade your puzzles with others and take home a new-to-you puzzle.
Practice your French-speaking skills weekly at beginner or intermediate level.
Create with our STREAM kits and educational toys.
Get creative and make a unique craft.
Play chess with other fans of the game and hone your skills.
Trained volunteers help file your taxes at select branches.
Choose from an assortment of tech devices and traditional crafting materials. Ages 8 to 12.
Bring the whole family to storytime and get ready to read about seeds and gardening.
Hands-on STEAM (Science, Tech, Engineering, Art and Math) fun.
After storytime, stay for social and play time.
Bring the family and play chess.
A writing group facilitated by the 2025-26 Writer-in-Residence, Saumiya Balasubramaniam.
Digitize photographs, negatives and VHS cassettes.
Watch new releases and rediscover old favourites.
Get creative and make a unique craft.
One-on-one information sessions for Newcomers about settling in Canada.
Build, imagine and play with LEGO.
Watch the Paralympic Winter Games and cheer on Team Canada.
Created by artist Kelly McCray, The Tower of Banned Books is an art installation built from hundreds of challenged and banned books, symbolizing the ongoing fight for intellectual freedom.
An in-person math adventure.
Unleash your creative side.
Learn more about Itabashi right here in Burlingtonย !Join the Mundialization Committee for a free, familyโfriendly event featuring face painting, calligraphy, origami, treats, and more. Come learn about our twin city [โฆ]
Get ready to celebrate Eid with a blast at the Jashan-e-Eid Bazaar - a vibrant cultural extravaganza you won't want to miss! 5 Years of Eid Celebrations โ and weโre [โฆ]
Created by artist Kelly McCray, The Tower of Banned Books is an art installation built from hundreds of challenged and banned books, symbolizing the ongoing fight for intellectual freedom.
Forย children 4 - 10 years of age,ย accompanied by a parent or caregiver.ย This program isย suitable forย Mandarinย speakers.ย March 8 Main Library
Learn how to become a Big Sister or Big Brother and change a child's life.
Exercise your way to better health and fitness.
Learn the benefits of massage for your infant and how to do it.
Bring stories to life through drawing, doodles and visual storytelling.
Improve your strength, balance and flexibility, regardless of current physical ability, through the SMART program.
A great selection of free movies from new releases to award-winning classics.
A safe space for women to discuss mental health, wellness, boundaries, healthy relationships and more.
A safe space for women to discuss mental health, wellness, boundaries, healthy relationships and more.
Connect with others age 55 and older for fun and games.
Itโs never too early to read to your baby. Suitable for children from birth to age 24 months.
Bring the whole family to story time and get ready to read.
Hands-on STEAM (Science, Tech, Engineering, Art and Math) fun.
Explore and create with themed stations.
A drop-in knitting and crochet program. Bring your current project and materials.
Stay for social and play time.
After storytime, stay for social and play time.
Bring your inner creature to life.
Mild exercise to help release your tension and stress.
Bring your phone, tablet or laptop computer and your technology questions to this drop-in program.
Visit HPL's Library on wheels. Pick up holds, browse the collections and more.
Practise your French-speaking skills weekly at beginner or intermediate level.
If you are interested in reading and discussing great books, there is a book club near you.
A guided session of meditation awaits.
Unleash your creative side.
A space for new parents and caregivers to connect, receive information from an Early Childhood Educator and participate in an activity or song with baby.
Bring the family and play chess.
An in-person math adventure.
Drop-in board game and puzzle fun.
Bring your tech questions and get one-on-one help.
Math help for grade 5-8 students.
A free early intervention literacy program for neurodiverse students in Grades 2-8.
Read aloud to a furry friend to help build interest, confidence and a love for reading.
Connect and learn more about opportunities and resources available to youth in Hamilton.
A dedicated, quiet space to hit the books.
Listen to live music at Valley Park.
Read aloud to a furry friend to help build interest, confidence and a love for reading.
Play guitar and share songs.
Learn about the equipment available in the Makerspace.
Chat about books at Relay Coffee Roasters at 27 King William St., Hamilton.
Wear your cozy pyjamas for stories, songs and fun.
Watch the Paralympic Winter Games and cheer on Team Canada.
Created by artist Kelly McCray, The Tower of Banned Books is an art installation built from hundreds of challenged and banned books, symbolizing the ongoing fight for intellectual freedom.
One-on-one information sessions for Newcomers about settling in Canada.
Learn English in a small class with other seniors 55+.
Kids will sculpt an adorable tuxedo cat using black and white FIMO clay while learning fun, hands-on sculpting basics. Kids will follow step-by-step instructions to sculpt a cute tuxedo cat [โฆ]
Ignite your little one's scientific curiosity.
A great selection of free movies from new releases to award-winning classics.
Improve your strength, balance and flexibility, regardless of current physical ability, through the SMART program.
Chat with the Hamilton Police Service's Community Engagement Team.
A safe space for women to discuss mental health, wellness, boundaries, healthy relationships and more.
Get rapid testing for Hepatitis C, HIV and syphilis.
After storytime, stay for social and play time.
Stay for social and play time.
Fun with musical instruments and songs.
Exercise your way to better health and fitness.
A six-week group focused on psycho-education and support for those who have experienced the death of someone close to them.
Get ready to apply for the Canadian citizenship test with YWCA Hamilton's Settlement Services.
Unleash your creative side and make something crafty.
A drop-in knitting and crochet program. Bring your current project and materials.
Bring your current cross stitch project, or start a new one.
Learn through play, songs and more with EarlyON.
Learn to design and create projects on this crafting machine.
Learn about the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now (ACORN), Hamilton's largest citywide tenant union.
Create with our STREAM kits and educational toys.
Unleash your creative side and make something crafty.
Film Forum is for fans who want to talk about films as much as watch them.
Learn how to use our printers for art projects, business promotions and more.
Support and services to immigrant and refugee individuals and families with settlement, career guidance, health and related issues.
Visit HPL's Library on wheels. Pick up holds, browse the collections and more.
Build, imagine and play with LEGO.
Learn about viruses and email scams to increase your internet privacy and security.
Question, discover, create.
Read aloud to a furry friend to help build interest, confidence and a love for reading.
Drop-in for multiplayer video game fun.
Math help for grade 5-8 students.
Bring your knitting, stitching, or crochet project and share advice, ideas and conversations with fellow crafters.
A free early intervention literacy program for neurodiverse students in Grades 2-8.
Digitize photographs, negatives and VHS cassettes.
English and Spanish learners practice their second languages in a facilitated group discussion. All skill levels welcome.
Share, collaborate and discuss with others who share an interest in zines.
Beat the competition in this city-wide Mario Kart tournament.
Parents and children build their relationship through fun activities. Runs February 10th - March 24th.
Unleash your creative side and make something crafty.
Practise speaking English in a group setting.
A guided session of meditation awaits.
Bring your tech questions and get one-on-one help.
Drop-in board game and puzzle fun.
One-on-one information sessions for Newcomers about settling in Canada.
Watch the Paralympic Winter Games and cheer on Team Canada.
Created by artist Kelly McCray, The Tower of Banned Books is an art installation built from hundreds of challenged and banned books, symbolizing the ongoing fight for intellectual freedom.
Itโs never too early to read to your baby. Suitable for children from birth to age 24 months.
Bring the whole family to story time and get ready to read.
Learn English in a small class with other seniors 55+.
Explore and create with themed stations.
Join McMaster Student Facilitators in an interactive, engaging STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Math) workshop. Question the world around you, discover your potential and work together to create solutions. Suitable [โฆ]
Make and take home a small craft using Makerspace equipment.
Canadian Mental Health Association Peer Supporters listen, provide emotional support and inspire hope.
A supportive forum for aspiring writers.
Visit HPL's Library on wheels. Pick up holds, browse the collections and more.
Learn about the services, supports and education provided by the healthcare and support staff at Hamilton Family Health Team.
Bring the whole family to story time and get ready to read.
Ignite your little one's scientific curiosity.
If you are interested in reading and discussing great books, there is a book club near you.
Fun with musical instruments and songs.
A drop-in knitting and crochet program. Bring your current project and materials.
Chat with the Hamilton Police Service's Community Engagement Team.
After storytime, stay for social and play time.
Bring along your support staff, friends and family and feel free to laugh out loud, sing and dance with the lights on.
Exercise your way to better health and fitness.
Explore and create with themed stations.
Lively discussions about current affairs.
Build, imagine and play with LEGO.
Colouring, itโs not just for kids.
Gentle and slow stretching.
Speak with Head Injury Rehabilitation Ontario (HIRO) staff about their community-based rehabilitation programs for adults living with brain injuries in Ontario.
Learn the basics of how to use Microsoft Word software.
Learn the eight A's of dementia and basic supportive strategies.
Support and services to immigrant and refugee individuals and families with settlement, career guidance, health and related issues.
Bring your tech questions and get one-on-one help.
Digitize photographs, negatives and VHS cassettes.
Knit for a cause and earn volunteer hours.
Create with our STREAM kits and educational toys.
Math help for grade 5-8 students.
Practise speaking English in a small group.
Bring the family and play chess.
A free early intervention literacy program for neurodiverse students in Grades 2-8.
A dedicated, quiet space to hit the books.
Drop-in board game and puzzle fun.
Parents and children build their relationship through fun activities. Runs February 4-March 25.
Practise your French-speaking skills weekly at beginner or intermediate level.
Bring your phone, tablet or laptop computer and your technology questions to this drop-in program.
Wear your cozy pyjamas for stories, songs and fun.
Play with light and contrast through silhouette and shadow-based art.
Learn how to create embroidery designs with Hatch Embroidery Digitizer.
One-on-one information sessions for Newcomers about settling in Canada.
Watch the Paralympic Winter Games and cheer on Team Canada.
Learn through play, songs and more with EarlyON.
Learn English in a small class with other seniors 55+.
This hands-on event invites kids to unleash their creativity as they customize and build a cool LEGOยฎ micro cactus. Delight young nature lovers with the LEGOยฎ Botanicals Micro Cactus building [โฆ]
Forย ย children aged 0 to 6 yearsย . Young children know that books hold meaning. Every book you read to your child is a gift they will cherish. A book truly comes [โฆ]
"True Crime Teens: Current Events Podcast Club" offers a dynamic and engaging platform for teens to explore, discuss, and take action on current events issues. By listening to podcasts, participating [โฆ]
Bring along your support staff, friends and family and feel free to colour, do puzzles and play games.
Get job-seeking advice from the Career Foundation.
If you are interested in reading and discussing great books, there is a book club near you.
Housing, employment, education and mental health supports for youth ages 18-29.
Fun with musical instruments and songs.
Unleash your creative side and make something crafty.
A drop-in knitting and crochet program. Bring your current project and materials.
Join a fun interactive program for adults with disabilities.
Bring along your support staff, friends and family and feel free to laugh out loud, sing and dance with the lights on.
Itโs never too early to read to your baby. Suitable for children age 24 months and younger.
Bring the whole family to story time and get ready to read.
Exercise your way to better health and fitness.
Stay for social and play time.
Learn about viruses and email scams to increase your internet privacy and security.
After storytime, stay for social and play time.
Bring the whole family to storytime and get ready to read about seeds and gardening.
A space for new parents and caregivers to connect, receive information from an Early Childhood Educator and participate in an activity or song with baby.
Your chance to ask an SLP about your child's language development.
Visit HPL's Library on wheels. Pick up holds, browse the collections and more.
Learn the basics of how to use the program Microsoft Word.
Play video games on Nintendo Switch with other teens.
Explore great works of literature at a leisurely pace in this monthly book club
Practise speaking English in a group setting.
Share your recent reads and get recommendations for your next book.
Hands-on experience using a sewing machine in a small group setting.
Knit for a cause and earn volunteer hours.
An in-person math adventure.
Bring your tech questions and get one-on-one help.
Practise speaking English in a small group.
Take your character on a legendary adventure.
Math help for grade 5-8 students.
A free early intervention literacy program for neurodiverse students in Grades 2-8.
Start and finish a one-shot game in a single session with other adults in this drop-in session.
Create a puppet and learn puppetry basics.
Unleash your creative side.
Peer tutoring support for Mohawk College students who are also caregivers of children age 2-15.
Homework and time management help for students in grades 7-10.
Bring the family and play chess.
Practise your French-speaking skills weekly at beginner or intermediate level.
Learn how to create embroidery designs with Hatch Embroidery Digitizer.
Practise speaking Filipino in a small group.
Read aloud to a furry friend to help build interest, confidence and a love for reading.
Make and take home a small craft using Makerspace equipment.
Learn about the settlement and library services, supports and programs available to newcomers.
Mishka Social Services provides social services in Arabic and English/ ููุฏู ุงูุฎุฏู ุงุช ุงูุงุฌุชู ุงุนูุฉ ุจุงููุบุฉ ุงูุนุฑุจูุฉ ูุงูุงููููุฒูุฉ
Watch the Paralympic Winter Games and cheer on Team Canada.
Learn the benefits of massage for your infant and how to do it.
Learn English in a small class with other seniors 55+.
Introducing the Hamilton Farmers' Market Lil' Kids Club! Once all the bigger kids are back to school, join us at the Hamilton Farmers' Market for toddler aged programming (0-4yrs) on [โฆ]
For children 3 to 8 years of age accompanied by a parent or caregiver. Come share stories, songs, and rhymes for Ramadan. The storytime will be followed by fun activities [โฆ]
Learn the benefits of massage for your infant and how to do it.
Unleash your creative side.
Bring the whole family to story time and get ready to read.
A welcoming, low-pressure writing space, whether youโre drafting your next novel or journaling for personal growth.
A supportive forum for writers who are older adults.
An introduction to the basics of a computer including using the mouse and keyboard.
Explore and create with our various food-themed stations and activities.
Stay for social and play time.
Explore and create with themed stations.
Visit HPL's Library on wheels. Pick up holds, browse the collections and more.
Hang out with friends in the library and explore games and activities.
Fun with musical instruments and songs.
Exercise your way to better health and fitness.
Build, imagine and play with LEGO.
Listen to live music each Friday at Noon at Central Library.
Play with light and contrast through silhouette and shadow-based art.
Creative writers in the Hamilton community seeking one-on-one input on a current project are welcome to make an appointment.
Support and services to immigrant and refugee individuals and families with settlement, career guidance, health and related issues.
Create art that reflects real places, memories, or imaginary worlds.
Digitize photographs, negatives and VHS cassettes.
Social and play time for families with children age 5 and younger.
Bring your phone, tablet or laptop computer and your technology questions to this drop-in program.
An in-person math adventure.
Create with our STREAM kits and educational toys.
Connect with other families in a sensory-friendly environment.
Take your character on a legendary adventure.
Watch the Paralympic Winter Games and cheer on Team Canada.
Peer Supporters listen, provide emotional support and most importantly, inspire hope
Itโs never too early to read to your baby. Suitable for children from birth to age 24 months.
Drop-in and join us for movement-based activities and games from around the world.
Family fun with BINGO
Visit HPL's Library on wheels. Pick up holds, browse the collections and more.
Read comics, discover new characters and create a superhero.
Practice your French-speaking skills weekly at beginner or intermediate level.
Beat the competition in this city-wide Mario Kart tournament.
Trained volunteers help file your taxes at select branches.
Play chess with other fans of the game and hone your skills.
Learn the features and functions of the Brother PRS100 embroidery machine.
Unleash your creative side.
Bring the whole family to story time and get ready to read.
Create with our STREAM kits and educational toys.
Choose from an assortment of tech devices and traditional crafting materials. Ages 8 to 12.
After storytime, stay for social and play time.
Get creative and make a unique craft.
A drop-in knitting and crochet program. Bring your current project and materials.
If you are interested in reading and discussing great books, there is a book club near you.
Drop-in for multiplayer video game fun.
Bring the family and play chess.
Learn and practice signing in a small group. All skill levels welcome.
Question, discover, create.
A monthly workshop where poets present their work for peer comment.
Watch new releases and rediscover old favourites.
Connect with other parents who are 2SLGBTQ+ and discuss the joys and challenges of parenthood.
Drop-in for multiplayer video game fun.
Get creative and make a unique craft.
Build, imagine and play with LEGO.
Watch the Paralympic Winter Games and cheer on Team Canada.
An in-person math adventure.
Drop-in board game and puzzle fun.
Shine bright and move to the music in this high-energy song-and-dance party, where kids build confidence, celebrate self-expression, and groove to choreography thatโs all about being YOU! Intended for children [โฆ]
Join us as we welcome author illustrator, Farida Zaman, who will shareย Aliya's Secretย with us. In this interactive storytime, children will have the opportunity to create something special to take home [โฆ]
Join McMaster Student Facilitators in an interactive, engaging STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Math) workshop. Question the world around you, discover your potential and work together to create solutions. Suitable [โฆ]
Join us for storytime in Mandarin! We'll read stories, sing songs, and practice rhymes. Ages 6M-5Y ย Join us for storytime fun, including music and songs! Storytime is led by [โฆ]
Calling all crafters! Join us to create magical origami keepsakes, including a mini box and a handful of beautiful stars to treasure. Plus, enjoy a dreamy storytime. Ages 7+. Workshops [โฆ]
Decorate plastic eggs with tissue paper and paint. This event is free, all supplies included.
Forย children 7-10 yearsย of age.ย Please note: Each child requires their own library card to register. Come celebrate and learn about the significance ofย Eid-ul-Fitr, the festival ofย Breaking the Fast.ย Enjoy stories, trivia, activitiesย and [โฆ]
A supportive forum for aspiring writers.
Exercise your way to better health and fitness.
Learn the benefits of massage for your infant and how to do it.
Improve your strength, balance and flexibility, regardless of current physical ability, through the SMART program.
Bring your phone, tablet or laptop computer and your technology questions to this drop-in program.
A safe space for women to discuss mental health, wellness, boundaries, healthy relationships and more.
A safe space for women to discuss mental health, wellness, boundaries, healthy relationships and more.
Learn what paramedics do and tour an ambulance.
Explore and create with themed stations.
Family fun with BINGO
Learn about principles of photography that you can put to use with any camera.
Get creative and make a unique craft.
Explore an array of musical instruments under the guidance of local musicians.
Explore dinosaurs and other prehistoric creatures.
A drop-in knitting and crochet program. Bring your current project and materials.
Hands-on STEAM (Science, Tech, Engineering, Art and Math) fun.
Itโs never too early to read to your baby. Suitable for children from birth to age 24 months.
Drop-in board game and puzzle fun.
Stay for social and play time.
Interactive storytelling with drums and riddles.
Bring the whole family to story time and get ready to read.
Drop-in for multiplayer video game fun.
Learn about DNA through fun, interactive activities and experiments.
Watch as mesmerizing bubbles of all sizes float and dance in this magical sensory experience.
Visit HPL's Library on wheels. Pick up holds, browse the collections and more.
Build, imagine and play with LEGO.
Test your trivia knowledge in this fun competition for kids ages 6-12.
A guided session of meditation awaits.
Connect with other families in a sensory-friendly environment.
A space for new parents and caregivers to connect, receive information from an Early Childhood Educator and participate in an activity or song with baby.
An in-person math adventure.
Social and play time for families with children age 5 and younger.
Bring the family and play chess.
Celebrate Spring and Very Hungry Caterpillar Day with creative fun.
Unleash your creative side.
Get creative and make a unique craft.
A dedicated, quiet space to hit the books.
Play guitar and share songs.
If you are interested in reading and discussing great books, there is a book club near you.
Hang out with friends in the library and explore games and activities.
One-on-one information sessions for Newcomers about settling in Canada.
Get ready for an unforgettable March Break packed with nonโstop fun. Monday, March 16 (11 a.m. & 2 p.m.) Blue's Clues Storytime I Meet & Greet. Centre Court. Join Blue [โฆ]
Attention jr. builders and aspiring pilots: soar into a new adventure with a Make & Take planeโa perfect addition to your LEGOยฎ collection. Plus, enjoy a fun storytime. Ages 6+. [โฆ]
March Break at Eastgate Square! March 16โ19 โข Starting at 1 PM Daily โข Event Court Join us for four days of familyโfriendly fun this March Break! Each day features [โฆ]
Kids will sculpt an adorable tuxedo cat using black and white FIMO clay while learning fun, hands-on sculpting basics. Kids will follow step-by-step instructions to sculpt a cute tuxedo cat [โฆ]
Celebrate March Break with a visit from Club Rex. See a large collection of dinosaur skulls, teeth, claws and other prehistoric pieces. This is a drop-in event with limited space. [โฆ]
Learn about DNA through fun, interactive activities and experiments. ย Explore the building blocks of life through interactive activities, including extracting real DNA from strawberries and creating a colourful DNA bracelet [โฆ]
It's a fun spin on paint-by-numbers... sticker-by-numbers! Choose from a variety of images and stickers, check theย number, and place them on the page to see your art come to life. [โฆ]
A sleepover adventure for your stuffed animal! ย Ever wondered what happens at the library after dark? Bring your favourite stuffed friend for a cozy storytimeโthen tuck them in for [โฆ]
Ignite your little one's imagination.
A great selection of free movies from new releases to award-winning classics.
Improve your strength, balance and flexibility, regardless of current physical ability, through the SMART program.
Play the classic word game with others.
Watch new releases and rediscover old favourites.
Speak to a nurse from Hamilton Public Healthโs Tobacco Control Program about supports available to help people quit smoking or vaping.
Get creative and make a unique craft.
Speak to a Mรฉtis Nation of Ontario Family Wellbeing Coordinator who helps families heal from violence and helps children in care or in the justice system.
Music, movement and more.
Learn about local insects, spider and bugs.ย
Experiments sure to ignite a love of science.
Puppet shows, stories and songs.
A magic show that is sure to amaze and entertain.
Family fun with BINGO
Create with our STREAM kits and educational toys.
Explore and create with themed stations.
A safe space for women to discuss mental health, wellness, boundaries, healthy relationships and more.
Stay for social and play time.
After storytime, stay for social and play time.
Watch as mesmerizing bubbles of all sizes float and dance in this magical sensory experience.
Come learn the basics of birding.
Hop in and learn about adopting rabbits and responsible pet ownership.
Exercise your way to better health and fitness.
A six-week group focused on psycho-education and support for those who have experienced the death of someone close to them.
Learn to code with Ozobots. Suitable for children age 8 to 12.
Build, imagine and play with LEGO.
A drop-in knitting and crochet program. Bring your current project and materials.
Bring your current cross stitch project, or start a new one.
Learn about the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now (ACORN), Hamilton's largest citywide tenant union.
Get creative and make a unique craft.
Challenge fellow gamers to claim the title of champion.
Build and program a LEGO rover to drive through an obstacle course using LEGO Spike Prime.
Learn through play, songs and more with EarlyON.
Support and services to immigrant and refugee individuals and families with settlement, career guidance, health and related issues.
Visit HPL's Library on wheels. Pick up holds, browse the collections and more.
Solve the mystery, recover the loot and catch HPL's mascot Scout.
An introduction to the basics of a computer including using the mouse and keyboard.
Listen to live music at Waterdown.
Learn about principles of photography that you can put to use with any camera.
Chat about your favourite titles, discover new ones and meet friends.
Drop-in for multiplayer video game fun.
Bring your knitting, stitching, or crochet project and share advice, ideas and conversations with fellow crafters.
Trade your puzzles with others and take home a new-to-you puzzle.
English and Spanish learners practice their second languages in a facilitated group discussion. All skill levels welcome.
If you are interested in reading and discussing great books, there is a book club near you.
Parents and children build their relationship through fun activities. Runs February 10th - March 24th.
Take your character on a legendary adventure.
Bring your tech questions and get one-on-one help.
Drop-in board game and puzzle fun.
Practise speaking English in a group setting.
A guided session of meditation awaits.
One-on-one information sessions for Newcomers about settling in Canada.
Itโs never too early to read to your baby. Suitable for children from birth to age 24 months.
Bring the whole family to story time and get ready to read.
Press play on fun with this unique Tonies event. Paint and decorate your very own Tonies DIY Creative Toy Figurine, on which you can upload and record up to 90 [โฆ]
March Break at Eastgate Square! March 16โ19 โข Starting at 1 PM Daily โข Event Court Join us for four days of familyโfriendly fun this March Break! Each day features [โฆ]
Experiments sure to ignite a love of science. Packed with great experiments, these high-energy, science-themed shows thrill scientists of any age! This is a drop-in event with limited space. First-come, [โฆ]
Have you met our Rigamajig? Explore building with a variety of tools & toys, plus meet our newest construction set. Ages 5-8 ย Caregivers must remain present at all times.
Celebrate March Break close to home with a lively party featuring vacation-themed games, activities, dancing, and fun for the whole family. A great way for families to celebrate March Break [โฆ]
It's a fun spin on paint-by-numbers... sticker-by-numbers! Choose from a variety of images and stickers, check theย number, and place them on the page to see your art come to life. [โฆ]
Forย children 8-12 years of age.ย Please note: Each child requires their own library card to register.ย Did you know that one out of three bites of our food comes from pollinators? [โฆ]
A sleepover adventure for your stuffed animal! ย Ever wondered what happens at the library after dark? Bring your favourite stuffed friend for a cozy storytimeโthen tuck them in for [โฆ]
Forย children 2-6 yearsย of ageย accompanied by their parent or caregiver.ย Grab a glow stick and get ready for a storytime with a twist.ย This program features glow-in-the-dark stories for the family and [โฆ]
Canadian Mental Health Association Peer Supporters listen, provide emotional support and inspire hope.
A magic show that is sure to amaze and entertain.
Free, personalized job search support for those looking for work or considering a career change.
Fun, screen-free activities.
Learn about the services, supports and education provided by the healthcare and support staff at Hamilton Family Health Team.
Puppet shows, stories and songs.
Fun with musical instruments and songs.
Professional mime Trevor Copp performs the Carnival of the Animals.
A drop-in knitting and crochet program. Bring your current project and materials.
Experiments sure to ignite a love of science.
Test your trivia knowledge on science in this fun competition for kids ages 6-12.
Bring the whole family to story time and get ready to read.
A special library-themed storytime.
A musical concert by a well-loved performer in a small, welcoming group setting for children 0-12 who have developmental disabilities, atypical sensory processing and/or other conditions.ย
After storytime, stay for social and play time.
Explore and create with themed stations.
Learn how to draw cute animals.
Learn about birds and meet a bird with the Hamilton Aviary.
Bring the whole family to storytime and get ready to read about seeds and gardening.
Exercise your way to better health and fitness.
Use the resources and equipment from our Makerspaces to beat the clock and escape the room.
Colouring, itโs not just for kids.
Gentle and slow stretching.
Visit HPL's Library on wheels. Pick up holds, browse the collections and more.
Drop-in board game and puzzle fun.
Join Archivist Kelsey Haas to learn all about the genealogy resources available at Dundas Museum and Archives.
Learn the process of stop motion filmmaking in this program.
Get creative and make a unique craft.
Explore an array of musical instruments under the guidance of local musicians.
Question, discover, create.
If you are interested in reading and discussing great books, there is a book club near you.
If you are interested in reading and discussing great books, there is a book club near you.
Create a puppet and learn puppetry basics.
Support and services to immigrant and refugee individuals and families with settlement, career guidance, health and related issues.
Understand the impact of dementia on the person living with it and learn how to support them.ย
Get creative and make a unique Spring craft.
Create with our STREAM kits and educational toys.
Beat the competition in this city-wide Mario Kart tournament.
Bring the family and play chess.
Chat about your favourite titles, discover new ones and meet friends.
Practise speaking English in a small group.
A dedicated, quiet space to hit the books.
Bring your phone, tablet or laptop computer and your technology questions to this drop-in program.
Practise your French-speaking skills weekly at beginner or intermediate level.
Parents and children build their relationship through fun activities. Runs February 4-March 25.
Hands-on STEAM (Science, Tech, Engineering, Art and Math) fun.
Explore the art of still life by sketching everyday objects.
Wear your cozy pyjamas for stories, songs and fun.
Practice writing skills and network with other writers.
One-on-one information sessions for Newcomers about settling in Canada.
Learn through play, songs and more with EarlyON.
Build, imagine and play with LEGO.
Get ready for an unforgettable March Break packed with nonโstop fun. Monday, March 16 (11 a.m. & 2 p.m.) Blue's Clues Storytime I Meet & Greet. Centre Court. Join Blue [โฆ]
Design a one-of-a-kind piece for your favourite Our Generation doll to take home. Plus, enjoy a Robert Munsch read-aloud featuring The Perfect Paper Airplane, and themed activity sheets. Ages 4+. [โฆ]
March Break at Eastgate Square! March 16โ19 โข Starting at 1 PM Daily โข Event Court Join us for four days of familyโfriendly fun this March Break! Each day features [โฆ]
Drop in and bring gently loved toys to swap with others. Donโt have toys to trade? A small donation is welcome. Itโs a great way to refresh your toy collection [โฆ]
Experiments sure to ignite a love of science. Packed with great experiments, these high-energy, science-themed shows thrill scientists of any age! This is a drop-in event with limited space. First-come, [โฆ]
This hands-on event invites kids to unleash their creativity as they customize and build a cool LEGOยฎ micro cactus. Delight young nature lovers with the LEGOยฎ Botanicals Micro Cactus building [โฆ]
Market March Break, March 18-21 (10AM-12PM): Help us turn our recycled cardboard into a 3D cardboard Market! Local artist facilitatorย @anniewebartย will be here with all the supplies you need to get [โฆ]
Use the resources and equipment from our Makerspaces to beat the clock and escape the room. By using a combination of equipment and resources from our Makerspaces, players must figure [โฆ]
Forย children 8-12 yearsย of age.ย Please note:ย Each child requires their own library card to register.ย Spiders, insects, and moreโฆ.โbugsโ are some of the most fascinating animals! Join Dan the Nature Man to [โฆ]
Learn the process of stop motion filmmaking in this program. Stop motion is a filmmaking technique where inanimate objects are moved a little bit at a time, then photographed in [โฆ]
Join McMaster Student Facilitators in an interactive, engaging STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Math) workshop. Question the world around you, discover your potential and work together to create solutions. Suitable [โฆ]
Yoga & crafts for ages 3-9 In this fun-filled session, learn different animal and nature yoga poses with Ms. Cristina. From warm-up stretches to a relaxing cool-down, kids move through [โฆ]
Celebrate March Break close to home with a lively party featuring vacation-themed games, activities, dancing, and fun for the whole family. A great way for families to celebrate March Break [โฆ]
Forย ย children aged 0 to 6 yearsย . Young children know that books hold meaning. Every book you read to your child is a gift they will cherish. A book truly comes [โฆ]
Job seekers, visit Goodwill Industries staff at the Community Partner Desk for employment help.
Housing, employment, education and mental health supports for youth ages 18-29.
An interactive Rabbit & Bear Paws puppet show.
Stay for social and play time.
Bring along your support staff, friends and family and feel free to laugh out loud, sing and dance with the lights on.
Join a fun interactive program for adults with disabilities.
Learn how to draw cute animals.
Unleash your creative side.
Interactive storytelling with drums and riddles.
Puppet shows, stories and songs.
A drop-in knitting and crochet program. Bring your current project and materials.
Bring the whole family to story time and get ready to read.
Family fun with BINGO
Exercise your way to better health and fitness.
After storytime, stay for social and play time.
Drop-in board game and puzzle fun.
Connect with others age 55 and older for fun and games.
Fun with musical instruments and songs.
A space for new parents and caregivers to connect, receive information from an Early Childhood Educator and participate in an activity or song with baby.
Visit HPL's Library on wheels. Pick up holds, browse the collections and more.
Learn about local insects, spider and bugs.
Board a bus full of animals on this mobile zoo.
Create with our STREAM kits and educational toys.
Explore and create with themed stations.
Bring the whole family to storytime and get ready to read about seeds and gardening.
Engineering play for toddlers and preschoolers
If you are interested in reading and discussing great books, there is a book club near you.
If you are interested in reading and discussing great books, there is a book club near you.
Learn the process of stop motion filmmaking in this program.
If you are interested in reading and discussing great books, there is a book club near you.
Challenge fellow gamers to claim the title of champion.
Come learn the basics of birding.
Question, discover, create.
A two-hour seminar designed to help teens develop public speaking skills.
Learn about principles of photography that you can put to use with any camera.
Drop-in for multiplayer video game fun.
Raise your voice and explore sound with the Hamilton Children's Choir.
Use the resources and equipment from our Makerspaces to beat the clock and escape the room.
Experiments sure to ignite a love of science.
Start and finish a one-shot game in a single session.
Create a puppet and learn puppetry basics.
An in-person math adventure.
Bring your tech questions and get one-on-one help.
Knit for a cause and earn volunteer hours.
Peer tutoring support for Mohawk College students who are also caregivers of children age 2-15.
Bring a one-page poem (max) to read aloud to fellow poets and receive feedback.
Learn to code with Ozobots. Suitable for children age 8 to 12.
Homework and time management help for students in grades 7-10.
Practise your French-speaking skills weekly at beginner or intermediate level.
Start and finish a one-shot game in a single session with other adults in this drop-in session.
Bring the family and play chess.
A practical workshop on creating and publishing graphic novels with comic artist Ron Kasman.
Read aloud to a furry friend to help build interest, confidence and a love for reading.
Mishka Social Services provides social services in Arabic and English/ ููุฏู ุงูุฎุฏู ุงุช ุงูุงุฌุชู ุงุนูุฉ ุจุงููุบุฉ ุงูุนุฑุจูุฉ ูุงูุงููููุฒูุฉ
Learn about the settlement and library services, supports and programs available to newcomers.
Learn the benefits of massage for your infant and how to do it.
Learn about the healthcare and harm reduction services provided by Hamilton Urban Core Community Health Centre.
Learn the benefits of massage for your infant and how to do it.
Learn what paramedics do and tour an ambulance.
Create with our STREAM kits and educational toys.
Unleash your creative side.
Stay for social and play time.
Family fun with BINGO
A supportive forum for writers who are older adults.
Exercise your vocals chords and sing along with your favourite songs.
Build, imagine and play with LEGO.
Learn about local insects, spider and bugs.ย
Bring the whole family to story time and get ready to read.
Explore and create with themed stations.
Celebrate Spring and Very Hungry Caterpillar Day with creative fun.
Hang out with friends in the library and explore games and activities.
Exercise your way to better health and fitness.
Join a fun interactive program for adults with disabilities.
A special March Break event with Saumiya Balasubramanian.
Explore and create with our various food-themed stations and activities.
Visit HPL's Library on wheels. Pick up holds, browse the collections and more.
Bring along your support staff, friends and family and feel free to colour, do puzzles and play games.
Listen to live music each Friday at Noon at Central Library.
Watch new releases and rediscover old favourites.
Get creative and make a unique craft.
Challenge fellow gamers to claim the title of champion.
Learn how to use visuals to help motivate, build confidence and create goals.
Watch new releases and rediscover old favourites.
Watch new releases and rediscover old favourites.
Learn to code with Ozobots. Suitable for children age 8 to 12.
Test your science trivia knowledge in this fun competition for kids ages 6-12.
Drop-in board game and puzzle fun.
Support and services to immigrant and refugee individuals and families with settlement, career guidance, health and related issues.
Creative writers in the Hamilton community seeking one-on-one input on a current project are welcome to make an appointment.
Learn the process of stop motion filmmaking in this program.
Join McMaster's iGEM genetic engineering students as they introduce DNA through fun interactive activities and experiments.
Read comics, discover new characters and create a superhero.
Watch as mesmerizing bubbles of all sizes float and dance in this magical sensory experience.
Improve your strength, balance and flexibility, regardless of current physical ability, through the SMART program.
An in-person math adventure.
Social and play time for families with children age 5 and younger.
Take your character on a legendary adventure.
Peer Supporters listen, provide emotional support and most importantly, inspire hope
Itโs never too early to read to your baby. Suitable for children from birth to age 24 months.
Bring your inner creature to life.
Unleash your creative side.
Drop-in and join us for movement-based activities and games from around the world.
Watch new releases and rediscover old favourites.
Bring your broken household items to the library to be repaired by HPL's volunteer fixers. Learn new skills, promote sustainability and build community.
Embark on a multi-session campaign perfect for new and returning players.
Swap your yarn with other crafters and bring home new-to-you yarn for your projects.
Drop-in board game and puzzle fun.
Watch new releases and rediscover old favourites.
Practice your French-speaking skills weekly at beginner or intermediate level.
Trained volunteers help file your taxes at select branches.
Play chess with other fans of the game and hone your skills.
A day of interactive science demonstrations led by McMaster University students. For children ages 4-14 and their caregivers.
Create with our STREAM kits and educational toys.
Bring the whole family to story time and get ready to read.
Board a bus full of animals on this mobile zoo.
Visit HPL's Library on wheels. Pick up holds, browse the collections and more.
Trade your puzzles with others and take home a new-to-you puzzle.
Choose from an assortment of tech devices and traditional crafting materials. Ages 8 to 12.
After storytime, stay for social and play time.
Bring the whole family to storytime and get ready to read about seeds and gardening.
Test your trivia knowledge [on theme here] in this fun competition for kids ages 6-12.
A writing group for tweens.
Pick a scene, get your photo taken in front of it.
Bring the family and play chess.
Watch new releases and rediscover old favourites.
Watch new releases and rediscover old favourites.
Beat the competition in this city-wide Mario Kart tournament.
One-on-one information sessions for Newcomers about settling in Canada.
An in-person math adventure.
Build, imagine and play with LEGO.
Colouring, itโs not just for kids.
A great selection of free movies from new releases to award-winning classics.
Explore the network of care available to anyone caring for a family member or friend.
Exercise your way to better health and fitness.
Chat with a specialist about federal government services, including getting a social insurance number, employment insurance, the Canada Pension Plan and more.
Improve your strength, balance and flexibility, regardless of current physical ability, through the SMART program.
Learn the benefits of massage for your infant and how to do it.
A safe space for women to discuss mental health, wellness, boundaries, healthy relationships and more.
A safe space for women to discuss mental health, wellness, boundaries, healthy relationships and more.
Play food-themed activities inspired by Eric Carle's The Very Hungry Caterpillar.
Bring the whole family to story time and get ready to read.
Itโs never too early to read to your baby. Suitable for children from birth to age 24 months.
A drop-in knitting and crochet program. Bring your current project and materials.
Learn the basics of audio recording using GarageBand.
Explore and create with themed stations.
Unleash your creative side and make something crafty.
Stay for social and play time.
After storytime, stay for social and play time.
Bring your phone, tablet or laptop computer and your technology questions to this drop-in program.
Visit HPL's Library on wheels. Pick up holds, browse the collections and more.
A space for new parents and caregivers to connect, receive information from an Early Childhood Educator and participate in an activity or song with baby.
Learn how to use our printers for art projects, business promotions and more.
A guided session of meditation awaits.
Unleash your creative side.
Practise your French-speaking skills weekly at beginner or intermediate level.
Learn about coyote behaviours and how to keep you and your pets safe while co-existing with local wildlife.
An in-person math adventure.
Bring the family and play chess.
Drop-in board game and puzzle fun.
Practice your reading skills with volunteer Reading Buddies.
Bring your tech questions and get one-on-one help.
Math help for grade 5-8 students.
Read aloud to a furry friend to help build interest, confidence and a love for reading.
Connect with other families in a sensory-friendly environment.
Connect and learn more about opportunities and resources available to youth in Hamilton.
A dedicated, quiet space to hit the books.
Read aloud to a furry friend to help build interest, confidence and a love for reading.
Play guitar and share songs.
Learn how to play the ukulele.
One-on-one information sessions for Newcomers about settling in Canada.
Learn English in a small class with other seniors 55+.
A great selection of free movies from new releases to award-winning classics.
Improve your strength, balance and flexibility, regardless of current physical ability, through the SMART program.
Ignite your little one's scientific curiosity.
If you are interested in reading and discussing great books, there is a book club near you.
Listen to live music at Turner Park.
After storytime, stay for social and play time.
A safe space for women to discuss mental health, wellness, boundaries, healthy relationships and more.
Stay for social and play time.
Fun with musical instruments and songs.
Exercise your way to better health and fitness.
A six-week group focused on psycho-education and support for those who have experienced the death of someone close to them.
Bring your current cross stitch project, or start a new one.
Digitize photographs, negatives and VHS cassettes.
Learn about the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now (ACORN), Hamilton's largest citywide tenant union.
Create with our STREAM kits and educational toys.
Dabble in colouring, puzzles and Scrabble.
Learn about principles of photography that you can put to use with any camera.
Support and services to immigrant and refugee individuals and families with settlement, career guidance, health and related issues.
A drop-in knitting and crochet program. Bring your current project and materials.
Unleash your creative side and make something crafty.
Learn through play, songs and more with EarlyON.
An introduction to the internet, featuring methods of connecting and navigating web browsers.
Visit HPL's Library on wheels. Pick up holds, browse the collections and more.
Build on what you have learned from Basic Computer Skills 1. Learn more about using the keyboard and drives. Ideal for new computer users.
Build, imagine and play with LEGO.
Question, discover, create.
Read aloud to a furry friend to help build interest, confidence and a love for reading.
Math help for grade 5-8 students.
Bring your knitting, stitching, or crochet project and share advice, ideas and conversations with fellow crafters.
Drop-in for multiplayer video game fun.
English and Spanish learners practice their second languages in a facilitated group discussion. All skill levels welcome.
Practice your reading skills with volunteer Reading Buddies.
Participate in a community dialogue with the Hamilton Police Service's Community Advisory Panel.
Parents and children build their relationship through fun activities. Runs February 10th - March 24th.
Practise speaking English in a group setting.
A guided session of meditation awaits.
Bring your tech questions and get one-on-one help.
Drop-in board game and puzzle fun.
Explore and create with themed stations.
Learn English in a small class with other seniors 55+.
One-on-one information sessions for Newcomers about settling in Canada.
Itโs never too early to read to your baby. Suitable for children from birth to age 24 months.
Bring the whole family to story time and get ready to read.
Make and take home a small craft using Makerspace equipment.
Amenez toute la famille ร l'heure du conte et prรฉparez-vous ร lire. Bring the whole family to French storytime and get ready to read.
If you are interested in reading and discussing great books, there is a book club near you.
Canadian Mental Health Association Peer Supporters listen, provide emotional support and inspire hope.
Fun with musical instruments and songs.
Learn about the services, supports and education provided by the healthcare and support staff at Hamilton Family Health Team.
Bring the whole family to story time and get ready to read.
Sing and play under the rainbow parachute.
Bring along your support staff, friends and family and feel free to colour, do puzzles and play games.
A drop-in knitting and crochet program. Bring your current project and materials.
Bring your resume and cover letter for on-the-spot editing and job searching tips and tools.
Visit HPL's Library on wheels. Pick up holds, browse the collections and more.
Explore and create with themed stations.
After storytime, stay for social and play time.
Exercise your way to better health and fitness.
Bring along your support staff, friends and family and feel free to laugh out loud, sing and dance with the lights on.
Build, imagine and play with LEGO.
Listen to live music at the Red Hill Branch.
Colouring, itโs not just for kids.
Gentle and slow stretching.
Speak with Head Injury Rehabilitation Ontario (HIRO) staff about their community-based rehabilitation programs for adults living with brain injuries in Ontario.
Learn about HPL's online resource, LinkedIn Learning.
If you are interested in reading and discussing great books, there is a book club near you.
Support and services to immigrant and refugee individuals and families with settlement, career guidance, health and related issues.
Learn about important legal and financial considerations relevant to people living with dementia and their care partners, as well as resources for support.
Knit for a cause and earn volunteer hours.
Bring your tech questions and get one-on-one help.
Math help for grade 5-8 students.
Create with our STREAM kits and educational toys.
Bring the family and play chess.
Learn how to play the ukulele.
Practise speaking English in a small group.
A dedicated, quiet space to hit the books.
Drop-in board game and puzzle fun.
Bring your phone, tablet or laptop computer and your technology questions to this drop-in program.
Parents and children build their relationship through fun activities. Runs February 4-March 25.
Practise your French-speaking skills weekly at beginner or intermediate level.
Bring stories to life through drawing, doodles and visual storytelling.
A fun, evidence-based program to help your child build strong reading habits. For children in Senior Kindergarten to Grade 3.
Learn how Artificial Intelligence is shaping the world in which we live.
Learn to use the LK150 Knitting Machine.
Wear your cozy pyjamas for stories, songs and fun.
Read and discuss books, eBooks and eAudiobooks with fellow book lovers in this online program.
One-on-one information sessions for Newcomers about settling in Canada.
Chat with a specialist about federal government services, including Employment Insurance, the Canada Pension Plan, the Canada Disability Benefit and more.
Learn English in a small class with other seniors 55+.
Learn through play, songs and more with EarlyON.
If you are interested in reading and discussing great books, there is a book club near you.
Fun with musical instruments and songs.
Visit HPL's Library on wheels. Pick up holds, browse the collections and more.
Swap your yarn with other crafters and bring home new-to-you yarn for your projects.
Itโs never too early to read to your baby. Suitable for children age 24 months and younger.
Bring the whole family to story time and get ready to read.
Join a fun interactive program for adults with disabilities.
A story time for children who thrive better in small groups.
A drop-in knitting and crochet program. Bring your current project and materials.
Bring along your support staff, friends and family and feel free to laugh out loud, sing and dance with the lights on.
Level up your cooking and baking skills. Choose a recipe, prepare it at home and share your experience with fellow home chefs.
Choose your path. Chart your future. Achieve your goals.
Exercise your way to better health and fitness.
After storytime, stay for social and play time.
Stay for social and play time.
A space for new parents and caregivers to connect, receive information from an Early Childhood Educator and participate in an activity or song with baby.
Play video games on Nintendo Switch with other teens.
Learn to design and create projects on this crafting machine.
Practise speaking English in a group setting.
Listen to live music at the Binbrook Branch.
Unleash your creative side and make something crafty.
If you are interested in reading and discussing great books, there is a book club near you.
If you are interested in reading and discussing great books, there is a book club near you.
If you are interested in reading and discussing great books, there is a book club near you.
Learn about Wesley Employment Services' job readiness, resume and interview prep programs.
Level up your cooking and baking skills. Choose a recipe, prepare it at home and share your experience with fellow home chefs.
Knit for a cause and earn volunteer hours.
An in-person math adventure.
Bring your tech questions and get one-on-one help.
Practise speaking English in a small group.
Practice your reading skills with volunteer Reading Buddies.
Start and finish a one-shot game in a single session with other adults in this drop-in session.
Take your character on a legendary adventure.
Math help for grade 5-8 students.
Hands-on STEAM (Science, Tech, Engineering, Art and Math) fun.
Peer tutoring support for Mohawk College students who are also caregivers of children age 2-15.
Homework and time management help for students in grades 7-10.
Unleash your creative side.
Bring the family and play chess.
Practise your French-speaking skills weekly at beginner or intermediate level.
Design and create custom buttons.
Learn how to mend small stains and holes in your clothes using the embroidery machine in Makerspace.
Find out the one book Hamilton should read this year. Meet the author. Music, book chats, treats and more.
Read aloud to a furry friend to help build interest, confidence and a love for reading.
Mishka Social Services provides social services in Arabic and English/ ููุฏู ุงูุฎุฏู ุงุช ุงูุงุฌุชู ุงุนูุฉ ุจุงููุบุฉ ุงูุนุฑุจูุฉ ูุงูุงููููุฒูุฉ
Learn about the settlement and library services, supports and programs available to newcomers.
Learn English in a small class with other seniors 55+.
Learn the benefits of massage for your infant and how to do it.
Learn the benefits of massage for your infant and how to do it.
Stay for social and play time.
A supportive forum for writers who are older adults.
Join a fun interactive program for adults with disabilities.
A welcoming, low-pressure writing space, whether youโre drafting your next novel or journaling for personal growth.
Bring the whole family to story time and get ready to read.
Unleash your creative side.
Build on what you have learned from Basic Computer Skills 1. Learn more about using the keyboard and drives. Ideal for new computer users.
Explore and create with themed stations.
Connect with others age 55 and older for fun and games.
Hang out with friends in the library and explore games and activities.
Visit HPL's Library on wheels. Pick up holds, browse the collections and more.
Exercise your way to better health and fitness.
Explore and create with our various food-themed stations and activities.
Mild exercise to help release your tension and stress.
Listen to live music at Valley Park.
Listen to live music each Friday at Noon at Central Library.
Creative writers in the Hamilton community seeking one-on-one input on a current project are welcome to make an appointment.
Support and services to immigrant and refugee individuals and families with settlement, career guidance, health and related issues.
Improve your strength, balance and flexibility, regardless of current physical ability, through the SMART program.
Learn to design and create projects on this crafting machine.
Social and play time for families with children age 5 and younger.
An in-person math adventure.
Drop-in for multiplayer video game fun.
Create with our STREAM kits and educational toys.
Take your character on a legendary adventure.
Peer Supporters listen, provide emotional support and most importantly, inspire hope
Itโs never too early to read to your baby. Suitable for children from birth to age 24 months.
Drop-in and join us for movement-based activities and games from around the world.
Unleash your creative side.
Create with our STREAM kits and educational toys.
Bring the whole family to story time and get ready to read.
Visit HPL's Library on wheels. Pick up holds, browse the collections and more.
Practice your French-speaking skills weekly at beginner or intermediate level.
Trained volunteers help file your taxes at select branches.
Trained volunteers help file your taxes at select branches. This clinic is by-appointment ONLY.
Listen to The Pink Pajamas read by author Charlene Chua.
Play chess with other fans of the game and hone your skills.
Choose from an assortment of tech devices and traditional crafting materials. Ages 8 to 12.
Ignite your child's curiosity for science and Earth.
Family fun with BINGO
After storytime, stay for social and play time.
Read aloud to a furry friend to help build interest, confidence and a love for reading.
A drop-in knitting and crochet program. Bring your current project and materials.
Bring the family and play chess.
Watch new releases and rediscover old favourites.
Challenge fellow gamers to claim the title of champion.
Get creative and make a unique craft.
An in-person math adventure.
Build, imagine and play with LEGO.
Drop-in board game and puzzle fun.
Use colour to create mood and express emotion.
A great selection of free movies from new releases to award-winning classics.
Improve your strength, balance and flexibility, regardless of current physical ability, through the SMART program.
Explore great albums from the past with other music fans.
Learn the benefits of massage for your infant and how to do it.
Exercise your way to better health and fitness.
A safe space for women to discuss mental health, wellness, boundaries, healthy relationships and more.
A safe space for women to discuss mental health, wellness, boundaries, healthy relationships and more.
Explore and create with themed stations.
Bring the whole family to story time and get ready to read.
Itโs never too early to read to your baby. Suitable for children from birth to age 24 months.
A drop-in knitting and crochet program. Bring your current project and materials.
Stay for social and play time.
After storytime, stay for social and play time.
Choose your path. Chart your future. Achieve your goals.
Bring your phone, tablet or laptop computer and your technology questions to this drop-in program.
Visit HPL's Library on wheels. Pick up holds, browse the collections and more.
A guided session of meditation awaits.
Unleash your creative side.
Practise your French-speaking skills weekly at beginner or intermediate level.
A space for new parents and caregivers to connect, receive information from an Early Childhood Educator and participate in an activity or song with baby.
Bring the family and play chess.
An in-person math adventure.
Bring your tech questions and get one-on-one help.
Math help for grade 5-8 students.
Drop-in board game and puzzle fun.
Practice your reading skills with volunteer Reading Buddies.
Bring your knitting, stitching, or crochet project and share advice, ideas and conversations with fellow crafters.
A free early intervention literacy program for neurodiverse students in Grades 2-8.
A dedicated, quiet space to hit the books.
Learn about 3D design.
Read aloud to a furry friend to help build interest, confidence and a love for reading.
Play guitar and share songs.
Learn how to play the ukulele.
Chat about your favourite titles, discover new ones and meet friends.
One-on-one information sessions for Newcomers about settling in Canada.
Learn English in a small class with other seniors 55+.
Chat about books at Coffee Brick at 210 Parkdale Ave N, Hamilton.
Ignite your little one's imagination.
A great selection of free movies from new releases to award-winning classics.
Improve your strength, balance and flexibility, regardless of current physical ability, through the SMART program.
A safe space for women to discuss mental health, wellness, boundaries, healthy relationships and more.
After storytime, stay for social and play time.
Storytime focused on family diversity.
Stay for social and play time.
Exercise your way to better health and fitness.
A six-week group focused on psycho-education and support for those who have experienced the death of someone close to them.
Support and services to immigrant and refugee individuals and families with settlement, career guidance, health and related issues.
Learn about 3D design.
Learn about the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now (ACORN), Hamilton's largest citywide tenant union.
Create with our STREAM kits and educational toys.
Learn to design and create projects on this crafting machine.
Turn a digital 3D model into a real object using the 3D Printers in HPL's Makerspace.
Learn about Goodwill Amity's employment services.
A drop-in knitting and crochet program. Bring your current project and materials.
Bring your current cross stitch project, or start a new one.
Learn through play, songs and more with EarlyON.
Focus on search techniques and building familiarity with browser functions.
Visit HPL's Library on wheels. Pick up holds, browse the collections and more.
An introduction to the internet, featuring methods of connecting and navigating web browsers.
Build, imagine and play with LEGO.
Hands-on STEAM (Science, Tech, Engineering, Art and Math) fun.
Bring your knitting, stitching, or crochet project and share advice, ideas and conversations with fellow crafters.
Drop-in for multiplayer video game fun.
Math help for grade 5-8 students.
A free early intervention literacy program for neurodiverse students in Grades 2-8.
Practice your reading skills with volunteer Reading Buddies.
English and Spanish learners practice their second languages in a facilitated group discussion. All skill levels welcome.
A supportive forum for aspiring writers.
A guided session of meditation awaits.
Bring your tech questions and get one-on-one help.
Drop-in board game and puzzle fun.
Practise speaking English in a group setting.
One-on-one information sessions for Newcomers about settling in Canada.
Itโs never too early to read to your baby. Suitable for children from birth to age 24 months.
Learn English in a small class with other seniors 55+.
Explore and create with themed stations.
Bring the whole family to story time and get ready to read.