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December 2024

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9:30 am Preschool Drop-In
11:30 am Sit to be Fit
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4:00 pm Tech Help with Tech-Savvy Teens
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10:00 am Story Time
6:00 pm Craft Cart
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9:30 am Bouncing Babies
10:30 am Bouncing Babies
3:00 pm Grimsby Photo Group
6:30 pm Green Screen Holiday Card Picture Workshops
7:00 pm Drop-In Chess
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9:30 am Bouncing Babies
10:30 am Babies on the Move
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2:00 pm Needle Crafters Club
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9:30 am Preschool Drop-In
11:30 am Sit to be Fit
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4:00 pm Tech Help with Tech-Savvy Teens
6:30 pm Therapy Tails
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10:00 am Story Time
6:00 pm Craft Cart
6:30 pm Library Board Meeting
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9:30 am Bouncing Babies
10:30 am Bouncing Babies
3:00 pm Grimsby Photo Group
7:00 pm Drop-In Chess
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9:30 am Bouncing Babies
10:30 am Babies on the Move
6:30 pm Grimsby Author Series Celebrates the Holidays
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11:00 am Classical Guitar for the Holidays
2:00 pm Needle Crafters Club
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9:30 am Preschool Drop-In
11:30 am Sit to be Fit
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4:00 pm Tech Help with Tech-Savvy Teens
7:00 pm Author Visit: Joseph Brink
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9:30 am Christmas Story Time
6:00 pm Craft Cart
7:00 pm Holiday Movie: The Muppet Christmas Carol
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3:00 pm Grimsby Photo Group
6:30 pm Off the Page - Poetry Reading/Open Mic
7:00 pm Drop-In Chess
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2:00 pm Needle Crafters Club
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9:00 am Imagination Station
9:00 am Winter Scavenger Hunt
9:30 am Preschool Drop-In
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12:30 pm Library Closed - Christmas Eve
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9:00 am Library Closed - Christmas Day
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9:00 am Library Closed - Boxing Day
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9:00 am Literacy Games
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2:00 pm Movie Afternoon: Babe
2:00 pm Needle Crafters Club
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9:00 am Giant Board Games
9:30 am Preschool Drop-In
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12:30 pm Library Closed - New Year's Eve
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Grimsby is situated on treaty land. This land is steeped in the rich history of the First Nations such as the Hatiwendaronk, the Haudenosaunee, and the Anishinaabe, including the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation. There are many First Nations, Metis, and Inuit people from across Turtle Island that live and work in Niagara today. The Grimsby Public Library stands with all Indigenous people, past and present, in promoting the wise stewardship of the lands on which we live. 

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