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June is Seniors Month in Ontario. The theme for 2025 is Fit, Active, and Healthy Seniors – highlighting the importance of wellness, connection, and lifelong learning. Cambridge Public Library offers various programs, collections, and resources specifically designed for older adults to help them stay fit, active, and healthy.
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Join your local libraries and galleries as we celebrate Pride with programs, events, and collections for everyone!Creative PrideLet Pride Month celebrations inspire your creativity with these fun events:
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Join one of Canada's most celebrated Summer Reading Clubs, which has won four national awards!
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Get moving with the Active Living Collection, available at the Clemens Mill location. Borrow an exciting array of sports equipment, fitness tools, and lawn games to kickstart and enhance your active lifestyle.
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Book review by staff member Kathleen, Senior Branch Assistant The Ones We Loved, by Tarisai Ngangura. Toronto, ON: HarperCollins, 2025. 297 pages
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It’s not just amazing! It’s not just fantastic! It’s spectacular!Get ready for something truly spectacular – the Spectacular! Spring and Summer Adult Reading Club.Experience double the excitement this year with engaging activities, reading challenges, and fantastic prizes until Saturday, August 16. This club is open to all members aged 18 and older. Find it on our Readsquared page.
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The Seed Library has grown...Preston has been the host location the Seed Library cabinet for many years. In past seasons, the Seed Library has provided kits of seeds at other locations, including the One Seed, One Community selection.
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In 2024, the Cambridge Public Library achieved historic levels of community engagement and access to free services across our locations and online.The launch of our 2024 – 2027 Strategic Plan provided a clear direction. During Year One of the Strategic Plan, we accomplished the following:
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Following the award-winning success of the Multi-Sensory Room at Clemens Mill and with feedback from community members, sensory resources are now available at all locations.
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Introducing the UserWay Accessibility WidgetWhile exploring our website recently, you may have noticed a round, purple button with a person-shaped icon at the lower left corner of homepage. This helpful button is our new UserWay Accessibility Widget, which provides new features for visitors to the website get the most out of their library experience online.