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If you need some guidance navigating the world of technology, you can book a personal session with one of our BiblioTech Coaches.

Digital Library Help is to assist with accessing and using our eBooks and other Digital Library resources.

If you need assistance with basic technology, please register for our Basic Tech Help instead.

Please note:

• BiblioTech Coaches cannot help with computer or hardware repairs, advanced troubleshooting or provide ongoing tutoring sessions. 
• We reserve the right to determine if your technology needs can be met by staff.
• If we are not able to help with a specific technology-related question, we may be able to suggest alternative resources in the community.

Sudbury Basin Potters Spring Sale

Join us for weekly French conversation circles to practice your French speaking skills in partnershiip with CIFS.  These are drop-in sessions which will be lead by a facilitator.  Everyone is welcome to join.  This is not a class to learn French, but an opportunity to practice your French speaking skills.

Join us for a vibrant Earth Day Community Celebration. This family-friendly event is designed to inspire, educate, and equip all ages in the journey of caring for our planet. Enjoy snacks, engaging activities, and discover many of the organizations within Sudbury who are dedicated to environmental conservation and sustainability. Bring your family and friends to celebrate Earth Day at your library!

Our Movement & Play Program is specially designed to help young children between the ages of 0-6 grow strong, coordinated, and confident through fun, age-appropriate physical activities. A healthy snack will be provided followed by Storytime with Martha from the Levack/Onaping Library.

Join GSPL Eric for a Family Storytime filled with music and laughter. For Children & Families. Spend time together enjoying great stories and singing along to awesome songs. Leave feeling joyful, connected, and inspired—fun for the whole family!

English Basics is an 8-week program where participants will get a feel for the English language. Participants will learn vocabulary, grammar, and basic sentence structure. The program starts Monday, April 14, 2025, at 11:00 am-12:30 pm and will take place at the New Sudbury branch of the Greater Sudbury Public Library. Participants must be registered clients of YMCA NEO Immigrant Services and hold a Permanent Resident or Protected Person status to enroll. To register, please email newcomer-info@ymcaneo.ca. 

Join this fun informal knitting circle. All skill levels are welcome! The purpose of the group is to provide a relaxed environment where participants can develop their skills in the centuries-old tradition of learning from one another. This is a drop-in event.