Registration begins online on Monday, June 14 at 10 a.m.

All the details will be in the SRC 2021 section of beaconsfieldbiblio.ca starting Monday, June 14.

For ages 0 to 17

Read all summer long, and you will have a chance to win prizes each week. And who knows? You might even win the grand prizeat the end of the summer…

Once registered, you can come get your reading kit at the library as of Monday, June 21.

As part of the TD Summer Reading Club, the StoryWalk invites you to explore The Thing Lou Couldn’t Do by Ashley Spires. A short walk will give you the opportunity to explore this book page by page.

You can experience this giant book:

-Around City Hall: from June 21 until July 14

-At Windermere Park: from July 17 to 28

-At Beacon Hill Park: July 31 to August 14

Sunday, June 27 at 10 a.m. on Zoom. The video will be available all summer long on YouTube.

For ages 3 to 7.

To celebrate Canadian Multiculturalism Day, listen to a story in German and learn a little German afterward. You can ask your questions in French, English, or German. With Maria Grote. In collaboration with the Goethe Insititute.

This activity will be recorded.

Registration required: on Eventbrite

Sunday, June 27 at noon in French on Zoom. The video will be available all summer long on YouTube.

For all ages.

To celebrate Canadian Multiculturalism Day, create a potato salad with Chef Annika Wegerle. A bilingual question period will follow.

Ingredients not provided. A list of materials will be publicized in advance.

In collaboration with the Goethe Institute.

This activity will be recorded.

Registration required : on Eventbrite

Fridayt, July 2, from 1 to 2 p.m. on Zoom - live only

Ages 6 to 12

For the 2021 TD Summer Reading Club launch, create a light-up feather using a pencil and electrical circuits. The completed feather can also be used as a bookmark! A kit of materials will be available. With Décode le code.

Registration: on Eventbrite

Sundays, July 4, 18, 25 and August 8 at 10 a.m.

On YouTube • Videos available all summer long

For the whole family

Book series will go head to head, under the watchful eye of their librarian coaches, for your enjoyment. Who will win the battle of the books? You will be the judge!

Sunday, July 4, from 2 to 3 p.m.

Hybrid format: in person, in the library garden OR on YouTube • Video available all summer long

For ages 5 to 12

Create a bumble bee watering station for your own home garden!

You would prefer to participate from home? Pick up acraft kit at the library. Specify it when you register online.

Registration required: on Eventbrite

As of Monday, July 5, at the library

For ages 3 to 12

Come get your science kit created by Let’s Talk Science in collaboration with McGill University. Several nature-based activities await you.

First come, first served. Limited quantities.

Wednesday, July 7 from 6 to 7 p.m.

For ages 5 and up

Hybrid format: In person, in the library garden OR on YouTube • Videos available all summer long

For those who prefer participating from home, craft kits will be available and a pre-recorded video will be published on YouTube.

Registration required: on Eventbrite

Thursday, July 8, from 2 to 3 p.m. in French on Zoom - Live only

For ages 6 to 12

Wingardium Leviosaaa! Welcome to magic school. To prove yourself worthy of your gifts, we will learn and practice spells to master the supernatural forces of science. But be careful to keep control of your powers…With Le Club des Débrouillards.

Registration required: on Eventbrite