The Burlington Historical Society is back in person with a presentation on Bronte Creek Provincial Park.
Monday September 14 at 7 pm, at Burlington Central Library, 2331 New Street, in Centennial Hall.
Find out more about the history of Bronte Creek Provincial Park.
The Burlington Public Library New Street branch offers creative spaces and activities and plenty more at their new location @emily_vukovic. FULL SEGMENT: https://t.co/jfh21Xx3t5
🧘🧘♂️💌Great feedback from the July 18 FREE workshop for @cityburlington Teens: "Meditation & Art for Heart" offered by @BurlOnLibrary & https://t.co/Hf8L5gvYCe initiative.
💌Keen advice from the youth: https://t.co/ORNBfpoUFd
🧘♂️🌱Do not miss Today's FREE workshop for Teens!
Ahoy, mateys!
Looking for some family fun in Burlington today?
Join me at the Burlington Public Library (5151 New Street) for a Be ARR-some! A Shiver-Me-Timbers Reading Adventure!
Grab your crew and come aboard!
And if yez up for it, post yez own pirate name below.
🧘🧘♂️💌 Great feedback from the July 4th FREE "Meditate & Play" session for @cityburlington families offered by @BurlOnLibrary & https://t.co/Hf8L5gvYCe initiative. 25+ children & parents enjoyed a guided meditation & being creative.
🌱#Burlington Let's Cultivate Joy together!
A heat warning has been issued by Environment and Climate Change Canada for June 30, 2026. Residents can stay cool at all designated Burlington Public Library branches during library open hours. On extreme heat days, pets may come inside with their owners to cool off. ⤵️
🧘🧘♀️ Kids & parents joined a https://t.co/Hf8L5gvYCe Gratitude Meditation & Creativity session at New Appleby @BurlOnLibrary branch. "It felt like I was in nature" & "Such a great program!" they said.
Watch: https://t.co/MMMdj5wfZ2
🤩Happy International Children's Day!
It is also a time to reflect and acknowledge the ongoing work towards reconciliation. Participate in meaningful opportunities around the city to listen, learn and engage.
Visit https://t.co/5pLjsWTKgH or Burlington Public Library
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In June, we celebrate National Indigenous History Month, in honour and recognition of the rich histories, cultures, traditions, and contributions of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples.
It is also an opportunity to deepen our understanding of Indigenous perspectives, listen to Indigenous voices, and reflect on our shared journey toward truth, reconciliation, and meaningful relationships. Throughout the month, I encourage everyone to take time to learn, engage, and celebrate the enduring strength and contributions of Indigenous communities.
In this same spirit, residents are invited to attend a session titled "Indigenous History & Two Row Wampum", presented by authors Rick Hill and Daniel Coleman at the @BurlOnLibrary on Thursday, June 18 from 7pm to 8pm, to delve into the eco-philosophy, legal evolution, and ethical protocols of two-path peace-making. They describe the sacred, ethical space that many of us navigate between these paths. This is a free event, but registration is required, with limited seating available. Learn more at https://t.co/hJI2FdsZ6j
Powerhouse author Clare Mackintosh is coming to @BurlOnLibrary’s Central Branch to discuss her twisty new novel, #ItsNotWhatYouThink! Join her there for an author talk on June 6 @ 2 PM ET. Register here: https://t.co/bMLDOnYxWR
Super excited!!! I am getting to see another one of my favourite authors - Clare Mackintosh!!! She is coming to the Burlington Public Library on Saturday June 6!!!!!!
A heat warning has been issued by Environment and Climate Change Canada for May 18 2026. Residents can stay cool at all designated Burlington Public Library branches during library open hours. On extreme heat days, pets may come inside with their owners to cool off. ⤵️