Are you looking to learn a new skill? Do you need access to quiet space with internet to study or work? Are you looking for free activities and events for yourself and/or your family? Do you want to explore a new interest or hobby?
If so, your local library can help! Beyond the shelves lined with books, libraries offer a variety of activities, resources, and events for all ages. While each library is unique, here are some common services and resources you might find:
- Technology training,
- Computer and internet access,
- Educational programs,
- Cultural events,
- Study rooms,
- Homework help,
- Workshops,
- Arts & Crafts,
- Games and activities,
- Play spaces,
- Object lending (borrow musical instruments, sports equipment, board games, household items, tools, movies and TV shows, music, admission passes to NB attractions, books, etc.),
- And much more!
Accessible services
Would you benefit from larger print books? Do you have a disability that makes it challenging to use a standard computer set up? Are you unable to visit a library in person? If so, your local library offers a range of accessible resources and services such as:
- Adaptive Computer Workstations
- Large print books,
- Audiobooks,
- Braille,
- Described video,
- Books by mail service (if you are unable to visit a library, Books by Mail allows you to borrow books, magazines, audiobooks, music, and movies by mail for free).
Visit the New Brunswick Public Libraries page for more information and to explore the services your local library has to offer.
