Past Events

What is “fake news” and is it something new? How does it differ from propaganda and disinformation? Have digital technologies and social media (e.g., Facebook, Twitter, etc.) intensified the power and potential influence of “fake news”?

The Book Club for the Blind is a project that provides social opportunities and promotes equal access to the resources and services of the library. The idea behind its creation is to share common reading interests and to experience the natural connection between reading and communication in the most unique ways to encourage, motivate and share the significant aspects of books and reading.

Are you interested in finding out how to convert your media from analog to digital? For instance, Cassette Tape to MP3, VHS to digital, etc. Come and learn how these media can be easily converted!

Learn how to make your first device using Arduino! This workshop will teach you the basics of Arduino, opening doors for various creative opportunities for you.

Just like meditation, coloring allows us to switch off our brains from other thoughts and focus only on the moment, helping to reduce anxiety, create focus or bring about more mindfulness. Join QNL for one of our popular coloring sessions for adults. We will provide patterns and markers. Come for an hour or stay the whole time, this will be an open session for you to relax and color your cares away.

Join us for fun activities in celebration of World Autism Awareness Month!

Learn about the principals of electricity by creating different types of circuits.

Storytime about how to clean up your messy room. We will need your help to clean up the messy library!

This workshop will introduce Google Calendar, a valuable tool that can help you to manage your schedule on both on Android and PC.

Experiment with the Bee-bot! Learn the basics of coding at the children's library using the award-winning programmable floor robot.