We have lots of fun programs planned for all ages to take part in at home, virtually and via livestream. Discover what is happening at your library with In the Loop, WPL's monthly program and events guide.
February 2021
Discover what is happening at your library in February. Click here to view our featured programs and events flyer.
January 2021
Click here to read the January 2021 issue of In the Loop now, or pick up a copy at your favourite WPL location on your next visit.
Program & Events Calendar
Check out our Program & Events Calendar online.
Virtual Programs
Check out our virtual programs for all ages.
Program Registration Information
To register for a program go to our online Program & Events Calendar, find the program you're interested in and complete the short form.
Museum Passes
Borrow a museum pass the same way you borrow material from the library.
THEMUSEUM pass offers standard admission for up to two (2) adults and up to four (4) children.
Passes are not valid for ticketed events, camps or workshops.
The passes have a 7 day loan period. Holds are available but renewals are not. There is a $0.30 per day overdue fine. One (1) pass per membership card.
The Region of Waterloo Museum pass offers regular admission for up to two (2) adults plus dependent children for all Region of Waterloo Museums including the Ken Seiling Waterloo Region Museum with Doon Heritage Village, and Joseph Schneider Haus.
This pass is not required for McDougall Cottage as it is free to visit.
Passes are not valid for ticketed events, workshops or school programs.
The passes have a 7 day loan period. Holds are available but renewals are not. There is a $0.30 per day overdue fine.
WPL Book Club
With the COVID crisis, our Book Club meetings have moved online. Join us for LIVE online meetings each month. Registration is required for each meeting.
Click here to learn more or contact Christine at cbrown@wpl.ca or 519-886-1310 ext. 146.
One Book One Community
WPL is proud to be a part of One Book, One Community (OBOC). Each spring, OBOC encourages people in Waterloo Region to read the same book, discuss it, attend special events and, in September, meet the author. For full details, visit the official website.