Upcoming Programs & Events
Seniors Social Club
About the Program
Come and join the fun at our Seniors Social Club! Sip on hot tea or coffee while enjoying lively conversations, plenty of laughs, and the chance to meet new friends in a warm and welcoming atmosphere.
Babypalooza
About the Event
The ultimate baby party is back! Celebrate this exciting new phase with your little one as you connect with other parents and caregivers, explore booths with community experts, or attend an information session. Plus, enjoy a short program of songs and stories for babies. You won't want to miss this baby extravaganza.
Seniors Social Club
About the Program
Come and join the fun at our Seniors Social Club! Sip on hot tea or coffee while enjoying lively conversations, plenty of laughs, and the chance to meet new friends in a warm and welcoming atmosphere.
Sketching 101: Perspective
About the Program
Learn the basics of perspective, adding depth to sketches and drawing. Participants will receive a workbook and materials to better understand what perspective in art is, while practicing the craft of it. All skill levels are welcome, though please note that the program will focus on introductory perspective drawing skills.
Messy Science Experiments
About the Program
Do you like messy experiments? If so, get ready for a hands-on adventure with fun and exciting science activities.
Let's Talk for Youth
About the Program
Connect with others and make friends in this welcoming program for newcomer youth focused on education and career exploration. Participants can practice their English while receiving academic and career guidance to help build confidence and plan for the future.
English Conversation Circle
About the Program
Practice your conversational English and meet new people with the YMCA Immigrant Services. This program is open to all English levels.
Learn to Cricut
About the Program
Curious about how Cricut machines work? This program gives teens a chance to learn the basics with a hands-on tutorial and plenty of time to experiment.
Baby Sensory Tummy Time
About the Program
This program is a space for babies to interact with others, deepen their understanding of the world around them, and develop fine motor & cognitive functioning skills (sight, sound, touch) all while spending beneficial time on their tummies to promote healthy development. Babies can enjoy the use of sensory bags, instruments, toys, books, and crafts! Bringing your own blanket is encouraged.
Baby Sensory Tummy Time
About the Program
This program is a space for babies to interact with others, deepen their understanding of the world around them, and develop fine motor & cognitive functioning skills (sight, sound, touch) all while spending beneficial time on their tummies to promote healthy development. Babies can enjoy the use of sensory bags, instruments, toys, books, and crafts! Bringing your own blanket is encouraged.
Learn Create Play
About the Program
This active play program is all about mind, body, creativity, and play. Move, learn, and explore with exciting new activities each week.
Gizmos & Gadgets Workshop
About the Program
Dive into the world of engineering with Gigglebots, Cublets, and more! Each week, tweens can build, program, and experiment with different robots, exploring how they work while having a blast. Whether you’re creating, coding, or testing out new designs, every session is packed with hands-on challenges and fun ways to problem-solve.
Conversemos en Español - Let's Chat in Spanish
About the Program
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.
Celebrating Freedom to Read: A Panel Discussion
About the Program
In recognition of Freedom to Read Week 2026, this panel brings together voices from Waterloo Public Library, Cambridge Public Library, and Region of Waterloo Library for a thoughtful conversation about what “freedom” really means in our reading lives. The discussion will explore the difference between freedom from certain content and the freedom to read, and how both ideas shape information literacy, democracy, and our shared sense of the common good. Expect an engaging, accessible evening that looks at how these ideas show up in our communities—and why they matter.