Provincial Shutdown

Branch Services: Takeout only. Pick up holds, Print on the Go, Grab and Go bags, and Makerspace projects. Staff will retrieve and check out items for Members. Starting January 25 branches are open Tuesday-Friday 10:00am - 6:00pm, Saturday 10:00am - 5:00pm . All branches are closed Sunday - Monday.

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Publish Date:

Monday, January 18, 2021 - 12:30pm

Notices

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RBDigital Magazines moving to OverDrive/Libby

On January 29, 2021 all magazines on RBDigital are moving to OverDrive and Libby.

Unlimited access to all magazines, including the Economist.
Up to three years of back issues for each title.
You can still access Acorn and Great Courses through RBDigital.

Publish Date:

Tuesday, January 19, 2021 - 3:30pm

Call for Instructors: Creative Aging Programs for Older Adults

Hamilton Public Library invites Hamilton and area teachers, artists, writers or musicians to submit proposals for Creative Aging programs. In the past, the library has offered programs for seniors (ages 55+) that promote lifelong learning, diversity and inclusion, personal expression, and community through the creative arts including painting, sketching, journaling and floral arranging. The programs will be offered for free at library branches across the system.

HPL is pleased to work with a variety of highly qualified outside presenters who are able to offer programs where they share specific professional expertise with library customers. Please describe your qualifications and/or which organization you represent professionally.
Please include a detailed program description. As a public institution, please note that presentations focus on providing information only and cannot promote a business or include any form of solicitation or sales as outline by HPL's Program Policy.
Instructors will be fairly compensated for their time and all the materials that they supply to participants. Please estimate the cost (per program) that will cover your honorarium fee as well as all supplies needed for at least 15 participants.
If you have a program proposal intended for Kids, Teens or Adults, please fill out HPL Program Application Form.

Contact Information

Name *

Address

Phone Number *

Email *

Programmer Bio *

Program Information

Program Title *

Please provide a detailed program description *

Please include in the description whether the program is part of a series (Lesson 1, Lesson 2, etc)

HPL is pleased to work with a variety of highly qualified outside presenters who are able to offer programs where they share specific professional expertise with library customers

Please describe your qualifications *

Which organization are you representing? *

As a public institution, please note that presentations should focus on providing information and cannot promote a business or include any form of solicitation or sales. Thank you.

To remain accessible to all of our customers, HPL offers similar programs across the system. Information about the various branches of HPL can be found here.

Uncheck the group where you cannot do your presentation

Uncheck the group where you cannot do your presentation *

Group 1: Central Library, Westdale, Locke

Group 2: Ancaster, Lynden, Greensville, Dundas

Group 3: Waterdown, Carlisle, Freelton

Group 4: Sherwood, Valley Park, Binbrook

Group 5: Barton, Kenilworth, Red Hill, Saltfleet, Stoney Creek

Group 6: Terryberry, Turner Park, Concession, Mount Hope

How many presentations are you able to do? *

Agreement *

If program is selected, I agree to abide by the Hamilton Public Library's Program Policy

_{Personal information contained on this form is collected under the authority of the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act, 1990. MFIPPA\Regulations 29. The information collected will be used in the process of the library’s business. Questions regarding the collection and use of personal information can be directed to: Chief Librarian, Hamilton Public Library, P.O. Box 2700, Hamilton, ON L8N 4E4.}

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