Updates:
General Program Information
How much do the programs cost? They are all FREE
Book Clubs
Who can join? Everyone 18 years and older is welcome to join!
What is the difference between the three book clubs? The two afternoon book clubs read the exact same books, just in a different order. The evening book club has a different set of books entirely.
Can I join more than one club? You are welcome to join the evening book club, and one of the afternoon book clubs.
Where do I get the book? Come to the circulation desk, and see if there is a copy OR pick a copy up when the book club meets.
Learning at Lunch
Who can come? This program is designed for adults, but anyone may come. We also have a ton of excellent children's programing available specifically for our younger patrons!
When does it start? At 12:00pm (noon).
Tuesday Night Movies
Who can come? Everyone 18 years and older is welcome to come to our Tuesday Night Movies.
When does it start? The doors open at 5:45pm and the movie starts at 6:00pm.
I want to run my own book club
That is great! We have book club sets that you can borrow. The titles available can be found here: Book Club Sets
** Please note that you MUST put a request in for the set, either by phone (250) 770-7782, in person, or by going here
Have you ever wondered what “Friendship Centres” are, what they do, and the history of the Friendship Centre Movement? Have you wondered how Urban Aboriginal needs are different from the needs of people on Reserve? Are you interested in a discussion on the Indian act? If you answered “yes” to any or all of these questions, come down to the Library on National Indigenous People’s Day to join in conversation with Matthew Baran, executive director of the Ooknakane Friendship Centre!
