Category: Library
News and events for May at the Stittsville Library Branch
Did you know that beyond books, the Stittsville Library Branch has so much more. Students can study and do homework in a quiet study area…
Five self-published Canadian mystery writers shortlisted for the 2026 Toby Awards
The Toby Award is breaking down barriers and bringing us all one step closer to what really matters — and that’s excellence in writing, versus the mechanics of how a book gets published.
Upcoming events and news from the Stittsville Library Branch
A long-time resident of Stittsville, John Edkins is this month’s featured photographic exhibitor on the Art Space Wall at the Stittsville Library. His exhibit is entitled Faces of Cuba.
The Stittsville Branch of the Ottawa Public Library is in the loop!
A wonderful new pilot project has arrived at the Stittsville Branch of the Ottawa Public Library. The project aims to improve library service for clients who are D/deaf…
Goulbourn Township Historical Society share a look into the past of music
Music and the musical instrument you choose to play is not just an art form but a reflection of who you are and how you live.
Upcoming events and news from the Stittsville Library Branch
When the cold winter days and nights arrive, it is the perfect time to visit the Stittsville Library to choose a book or two to enrich your mind through the words of a creative author.
Jessica Fleury – Rideau Canal bold artwork on display at the Stittsville Public Library
Jessica Fleury’s recent display at the Stittsville Public Library captures the winter canal scenes beautifully with her big and bold artwork.
December news and events at the Stittsville Library Branch
With the Holiday Season upon us, the staff at the Stittsville Library wish everyone Happy Holidays and a Happy New Year. Please note that over the holidays there will be some closures you should be aware of.
Author Zack Duncan’s whodunit novel – Earworms – will keep you turning the pages
Earworms is a sci-fi thriller written by local author Zack Duncan where, with the help of a memory reading device, Max Barker is tracking down a missing girl.
September events and news from the Stittsville Library Branch
The Stittsville Branch will be closed on Monday, September 1, 2025 for Labour Day. The Branch will re-open on Tuesday, September 2 at their regular hours.
August news and events at the Goulbourn Museum
For the month of August, the Goulbourn Museum brings history to life with a fun and interactive exhibit at the Stittsville Public Library – learn about one-room schoolhouses in Goulbourn Township…
What’s up in August at the Stittsville Library?
Every month at the Stittsville Branch of the Ottawa Public Library you will discover something new – not only in the books section. There are in-person programs offered for…
Stittsville author John Egan releasing sixth novel in the ‘Roman Sky’ series
The Roman Sky series is speculative fiction rather than a fantasy as I “built” the airships using only historical 6th century technology. I did allow for a number of discoveries and inventions to happen…
What’s up at the Stittsville Library? Summer reading and programs
Make the Stittsville Library your go-to this summer! Just a friendly reminder that the Branch is closed on Canada Day with Sunday hours paused for the months of July and August…
Bethany shares her vivid art on the Art Space Wall at the Stittsville Library
On a monthly basis, the Stittsville Library dedicates their Art Space Wall to local artists and photographers providing an exhibit space for artists to share their work with visitors to…