• Snippets from a Small Coastal Town: Understanding the Sunshine Coast

    Powell River Public Library 100-6975 Alberni St, Powell River, BC, Canada
    COMMUNITY

    A presentation of a new anthology of prose, poetry and art, featuring readings by local authors Pat Buckna, Jan DeGrass, Jo Forrest and Doris Good. For more information contact Mark at mmerlino@prpl.ca

  • Award Winning Author Iona Whishaw

    Powell River Public Library 100-6975 Alberni St, Powell River, BC, Canada
    COMMUNITY

    Mystery writer Iona Whishaw will present her new novel A Season for Spies a cozy and action-packed prequel set in wartime England. For information contact Mark at mmerlino@prpl.ca This event is made available by a the generous support of the qathet Friends of the Library.

  • Snippets from a Small Coastal Town: Understanding the Sunshine Coast

    Powell River Public Library 100-6975 Alberni St, Powell River, BC, Canada
    ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

    A presentation of a new anthology of prose, poetry and art, featuring readings by local authors Pat Buckna, Jan DeGrass, Jo Forrest and Doris Good. For information contact Mark at mmerlino@prpl.ca

  • Retro Family Jam

    Powell River Public Library 100-6975 Alberni St, Powell River, BC, Canada
    KIDS AND FAMILY

    Celebrate Family Literacy Week by joining qathet Museum and Archives at the Powell River Public Library to get hands on with some retro technology, all while enjoying a morning of Super Mario inspired nostalgia AND boosting those language, reading, and numeracy skills. Drop-in.

  • Non-Profit Murder Society Book Club

    Powell River Public Library 100-6975 Alberni St, Powell River, BC, Canada
    ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

    You are cordially invited to join the Non-Profit Murder Society Book Club. Our first Book Club read is Death at the Sanatorium by Icelandic Author Ragnar Jónasson. Registration is required for new members. New Book Club Members should contact edgar@prpl.ca as soon as possible, to be placed on the holds list for an Interlibrary Loan […]

  • You Are Not Alone, I Will Listen – Cross Canada Journey

    Powell River Public Library 100-6975 Alberni St, Powell River, BC, Canada
    ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

    Retired Social Worker Paul Jenkinson share wacky and delightful stories about his 23,000 km coast-to-coast journey and 700+ conversations with complete strangers.

  • Support your dog’s wellness with Rachel Koopman-Gough, presented by ElderDog Canada

    Powell River Public Library 100-6975 Alberni St, Powell River, BC, Canada
    COMMUNITY

    Join certified canine bodyworker and fitness professional Rachel Koopman-Gough to learn practical tips for helping your dog stay fit and happy into their golden years. Discover how appropriate movement, home adaptations, and enrichment activities can complement veterinary care to support your dog’s wellness as they age. Rachel Koopman-Gough, CCBW, CSCC, CTDI, owns Better in Motion […]

  • Aging and Longevity

    Powell River Public Library 100-6975 Alberni St, Powell River, BC, Canada
    COMMUNITY

    Author Todd Caldecott discusses the biological drivers of aging, classical rejuvenative traditions and practical advice on maintaining vitality and resilience in later life.

  • Midwinter Matinee: The Velvet Queen

    Powell River Public Library 100-6975 Alberni St, Powell River, BC, Canada
    ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

    Movie-loving folks are invited for a free midwinter matinee at PRPL. Hot chocolate and popcorn provided! Drop-in. About the Film: The Velvet Queen  (2022, 92 minutes, Rated G)In the Tibetan highlands, award-winning nature photographer Vincent Munier guides writer Sylvain Tesson on a quest to documentthe elusive snow leopard. Through their journey the men ponder humankind’s place […]

  • Archaeology of the Island in the Middle of Everywhere

    Powell River Public Library 100-6975 Alberni St, Powell River, BC, Canada
    COMMUNITY

    Archaeologist Dana Lepofsky from SFU will discuss the xʷɛʔɛt̓ay/Lasqueti Archaeology Project (XLAP): Honoring and Protecting Indigenous Heritage in the Salish Sea. For information contact Mark at mmerlino@prpl.ca