Have you ever wanted to research your family tree? Have you hit a brick wall in your research? Join our friendly group of genealogists at the library to share ideas, learn new tips and tricks, and solve research roadblocks. Whether you are a beginner or a seasoned family historian, we will help you get started with your research.Bring your own computer, or bring a USB drive and use one of ours. We meet every second and fourth Monday at 10:30 am. Drop in, no registration required.
Do you need assistance with housing in Salmon Arm? Drop by the Salmon Arm Library on Tuesdays from 1:30-3:30pm to talk with the Housing Outreach Coordinator for CMHA.
The Housing Outreach Coordinator supports folks in:
finding and maintaining housing
providing information about supplements for rent and other housing-related costs
Storytelling is
core to the human experience. When was
the last time you could sit back, relax, and let someone else do the
reading? Join us for 30-40 minutes to listen to live
readings of tales and a discussion of the stories may follow.
Adult Story Time will take place on the first
Wednesday of the month from 2:00pm – 3:00pm
May 2, June 6, July 4, August 1
The program is over the phone – no computer knowledge is
required. Please register online here, call 778-658-6394 or email: access@orl.bc.ca to receive the conference line phone number and access code.
Come join our merry band of minds as we explore the world of books.
The Readers is a program to connect with others and discuss books and reading with fellow book lovers. Each week starts with a question or theme and the conversation goes from there. We are open to all kinds of readers – as any type of reading is reading!
The program is over the phone – no computer knowledge is required. Please register here or call 778-658-6394 or email access@orl.bc.ca to receive the conference line phone number and access code.
Join us for an interactive program full of songs, rhymes, tickles, books, and more! Babytime is an wonderful way to bond with your baby, to have fun, to meet other parents and caregivers, and to develop early literacy and speech skills.
Recommended for newborns to approximately 18 months. Siblings welcome!
Have you ever wanted to learn sign language? Now is the time! Learn the basics of American Sign Language and gain exposure to Deaf culture in a fun, engaging, and immersive way.
There are 6 classes in this program. As this is a popular program, please ensure you can commit to all classes before you register.
Do you want to hang out with the sweetest dog ever? Come meet Rolo at the Salmon Arm library. Rolo is a miniature poodle and a certified St. John’s Ambulance Therapy Dog. He loves to be read to, petted and talked to. Rachel, his human, is also there to answer questions you may have about Rolo, therapy dogs, and more.
You can sign up for one-on-one sessions or drop-in and see if Rolo and Rachel are free for a chat.
Provincial Health Order mandates must be followed. Masks are currently not mandated, but they are welcome.
**Please include your email address when registering to get your confirmation email as well as the link to cancel if need be. (You may be asked to verify your email address if it's your first time registering for a program online.)**
Si vous êtes un adulte curieux et passionné de littérature francophone, ce club
de lecture est pour vous! Joignez-vous à nous chaque premier samedi du mois de
10h30 à 11h30.
Le roman à discuter: "Suite Française'' by Irène Némirovsky
If you like French literature, and enjoy discuss it in French, this Book Club is for you. Join us every first Saturday of the month from 10:30 to 11:30 pm.
The book to discuss: "Suite Française'' by Irène Némirovsky
Love reading and talking about books? Join our Salmon Arm Reads Book Club!
We meet monthly on Tuesday mornings to discuss our latest title in a fun and friendly atmosphere. No registration required - just drop in!
Participants are responsible for securing their own copies; a limited number of copies may be available at the circulation desk (call 250-832-6161 to check availability). Large prints copies and ebooks may also be available through our catalogue.
Do you need assistance with housing in Salmon Arm? Drop by the Salmon Arm Library on Tuesdays from 1:30-3:30pm to talk with the Housing Outreach Coordinator for CMHA.
The Housing Outreach Coordinator supports folks in:
finding and maintaining housing
providing information about supplements for rent and other housing-related costs
Come join our merry band of minds as we explore the world of books.
The Readers is a program to connect with others and discuss books and reading with fellow book lovers. Each week starts with a question or theme and the conversation goes from there. We are open to all kinds of readers – as any type of reading is reading!
The program is over the phone – no computer knowledge is required. Please register here or call 778-658-6394 or email access@orl.bc.ca to receive the conference line phone number and access code.
Join us for an interactive program full of songs, rhymes, tickles, books, and more! Babytime is an wonderful way to bond with your baby, to have fun, to meet other parents and caregivers, and to develop early literacy and speech skills.
Recommended for newborns to approximately 18 months. Siblings welcome!
Have you ever wanted to learn sign language? Now is the time! Learn the basics of American Sign Language and gain exposure to Deaf culture in a fun, engaging, and immersive way.
There are 6 classes in this program. As this is a popular program, please ensure you can commit to all classes before you register.
Do you want to hang out with the sweetest dog ever? Come meet Rolo at the Salmon Arm library. Rolo is a miniature poodle and a certified St. John’s Ambulance Therapy Dog. He loves to be read to, petted and talked to. Rachel, his human, is also there to answer questions you may have about Rolo, therapy dogs, and more.
You can sign up for one-on-one sessions or drop-in and see if Rolo and Rachel are free for a chat.
Provincial Health Order mandates must be followed. Masks are currently not mandated, but they are welcome.
**Please include your email address when registering to get your confirmation email as well as the link to cancel if need be. (You may be asked to verify your email address if it's your first time registering for a program online.)**