Are you living in the Langleys? Do you want to share your perspective and experience and create art that shows the changing faces in your community. You're invited to share your storytelling project to explore differences and similarities and create a work of art. Register now

To book an appointment, call: 604-530-0535 Families welcome, ages 12+ First doses prioritized PDF Poster: New Directions_June 30

For many families, talking to their kids about race and racism can be difficult. How do I start this conversation? Are they too young for this topic? Should I wait until they are older? What is appropriate for me to say? Will I scare them by talking about this? These are just some of the […]

Join the workshop which will take you through the highlights of Canada’s history. We will journey from the 1950s,
when homosexuality was considered to be a “curable illness” to today.

COVID-19 has changed the labour market, and if you’re looking for work, understanding these changes can help you in your job search. At this free event, you’ll hear from employment experts about how the labour market has been impacted, and how you can use this information to find work.

For many families, talking to their kids about race and racism can be difficult. How do I start this conversation? Are they too young for this topic? Should I wait until they are older? What is appropriate for me to say? Will I scare them by talking about this? These are just some of the […]

The Book Discussion Group aims to share titles by authors who are Black, Indigenous and people of colour. Over the next four weeks, read White Tears, Brown Scars: How White Feminism Betrays Women of Color by Ruby Hamad, then meet with others online to share thoughts and impressions in a librarian-led discussion. After you've registered, […]