What’s Happening at WPL

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Learn the basics of ukulele in this special two-part program designed for caregivers and their babies. In the first session, you’ll explore simple ukulele fundamentals and learn lullabies to play and sing for your little one. Participants can borrow a ukulele to take home and practice between sessions, then return for the second class to play together as a group and share the music you’ve learned.

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Dive into the exciting world of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) with the Waterloo Engineering Outreach ESQ Team in this 4-week hands-on program! Blast off into the world of STEM and play with cool tech, solve creative challenges, and team up with awesome minds who love science and innovation as much as you do.

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Have fun with math in this interactive educational program. Friendly volunteer tutors will work with children to explore mathematical concepts with fun activities and challenges.

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This is a social group for people who enjoy knitting and crocheting. Participants will have an opportunity to share their projects, chat with other enthusiasts, get advice, and get inspired. Some experience in knitting and crochet is required.

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Our 20s & 30s Book Club is all about keeping things easy, friendly, and fun. Come chat about books, meet other readers around your age, and enjoy a relaxed, no-pressure discussion. Snacks and drinks will be provided, and there’ll be lots of chances to swap recommendations, help choose future book club picks, and connect with fellow book lovers in your community. The group meets once a month and you’re always welcome to join for just one night or keep coming back.

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In recognition of AccessAbility Week, we’re screening Sensory Overload, a documentary that highlights the experiences of neurodivergent and neurosensitive individuals and the allies who support them. The film follows people who are challenging stigma, shifting neurotypical perspectives, and advocating for environments that better meet their sensory needs. With an estimated 20% of people experiencing heightened sensitivity to the world around them, Sensory Overload sheds light on the importance of sensory‑inclusive spaces and the ongoing work to break down barriers in our communities.

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Join us for this exciting conclusion to the Hand Lettering Basics programs, where participants will learn extended brush calligraphy techniques. We will cover flourishes, drawing bouncy-style brush calligraphy letters, and creating posters using lettering layout templates. The program will conclude with participants making their own poster on 11 x 17 cardstock. 

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Practice your conversational English and meet new people with the YMCA Immigrant Services. This program is open to all English levels.

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Let imaginations bloom in this hands-on art program for kids! Young artists can express their creativity by designing and painting their own canvas or decorating a flower pot with colourful, one-of-a-kind creations. It’s all about exploring ideas, trying new techniques, and making something uniquely theirs to take home.

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Under the direction of a Spanish teacher, practice conversational Spanish, meet other Spanish speakers and make new friends. A basic knowledge of Spanish is necessary in order to be able to participate.

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Join WPL and SPECTRUM for a reading circle for 2SLGBTQIA+ folks and allies that takes less commitment than a book club. We'll have different readings (short stories, essays, poetry, etc.) that we will read together and then discuss. No preparation needed! The readings will explore 2SLGBTQIA+ topics and/or be written by 2SLGBTQIA+ writers.

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Beats in the Square is a free community celebration highlighting 2SLGBTQIA+ voices and Indigenous history, culture, and identity through music, dance, performances, and connection.