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KAWARTHA LAKES - Kawartha Lakes Public Library has an exciting line up of events planned for Summer 2022.  The library has developed a variety of programs that kids and their caregivers can participate in anytime, anywhere – at any of the 14 local library branches as well as at home, online, on the road or wherever their summer takes them.
“Our summer programs are designed to inspire kids to explore the fun of reading which we feel is the key to building a...
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KAWARTHA LAKES - Kawartha Lakes Public Library, in partnership with a variety of community partners, provides free family passes to local cultural, educational and recreational facilities in and around the City of Kawartha Lakes.
Ken Reid Conservation Area, Kawartha Lakes Museum and Archives (coming soon) and Kawartha Settlers’ Village are all locations that you can visit through this initiative. Ontario Parks day-use vehicle permit passes are also back for another year....
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KAWARTHA LAKES – Hello again and “Welcome back!” We are excited to see people starting to fill up our Library branches again. All branches are open regular hours for in-person service and programs
Here at the Library, as we welcome the return of spring we also want to thank and welcome back all of our friendly patrons. As the first buds and flowers slowly start to come up through the dirt, we want to celebrate that “Reading Helps You Bloom.”
To...
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KAWARTHA LAKES— Kawartha Lakes Public Library excited to offer the Summer Reading Club this year – with a few twists.
The Summer Reading Club is going to look a lot different again this year, but the library still wants to make reading FUN. We have reading challenges for people of all ages.
Kids will receive a passport to track their weekly reading. The more you read, the more draw entries you will receive. You’ll get bonus points if you participate...
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KAWARTHA LAKES— Kawartha Lakes Public Library is thrilled to offer Cognitive Kits in partnership with the Alzheimer Society of Peterborough, Kawartha Lakes, Northumberland and Haliburton. These are activity kits that support the skills and abilities of those living with dementia and other forms of cognitive impairment.
Dementia (an overall term for a set of symptoms that are caused by disorders affecting the brain) affects many Canadians. Symptoms can include short term...
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