We are looking for young artists (under age 18) to unleash their creativity and help us design our library bookmark for 2026. Pick up a template and flyer at one of our Seguin Public Library branches to get started.
Submission Deadline: 2pm on Saturday, March 21st, 2026
Every Tuesday to Thursday at the Humphrey Branch, 3:30pm to 5pm. Crafts, games and fun! No registration required. Children must be accompanied by an adult while in the library.
Each month we gather at the Foley Branch, 60 Rankin Lake Road, to share our thoughts about that month’s book pick. Enjoy the casual conversation over coffee & tea. All are welcome to this monthly event. Place a hold on a copy & we will give you a call when it’s ready.
Next meeting: Wed., Jan 28th | 1pm | The Frozen River by Ariel Lawson
Our Christie Book Club takes a pause for July & August and we are looking forward to seeing everyone again in the Fall. Stay up to date with our other books clubs and recommended reads by signing up for the monthly Book Club Newsletter.
Next meeting: Tues., Jan 27th | 11:00 am | Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini
Bring your stitchwork project to the Humphrey Branch every Thursday (1:30pm – 3:30pm) to knit, crochet, quilt, embroider, or sew with other crafters. Need inspiration? Check out one of our many pattern books.
Get out and enjoy some coffee/tea and conversation with us at the Christie Branch, 1207 Hwy 518, Seguin from 2:15pm until 4pm. All are welcome to this weekly Thursday event.
Get to know your Rosseau Branch! We meet every Friday at 10:30am at the Rosseau Branch, 2 Victoria Street, Rosseau. All are welcome to this weekly Friday event.
Seguin Public Libraries has partnered with Georgian Bay Biosphere to offer the free borrowing of GBBR Biodiversity Backpacks to our library card holders.
Seguin Public Libraries has partnered with Ontario Parks to offer the free borrowing of Ontario Parks Vehicle Day Passes to our library card holders.
Step into Ontario’s largest outdoor classroom! Designed to enrich and extend the K-12 Ontario Science and Social Studies Curricula, our Discovery school programs provide first-hand experiences that promote inquiry, problem solving, active learning, and responsible citizenship by connecting students with Ontario’s natural and cultural heritage.
Seguin Township offers several ways to get involved in the community while staying active and healthy!
