Information: 514-457-1940

See also the following cultural activities

Information and registration is required : 514-457-1940
Cost : Free with membership card, $5 without membership card

Come read, listen and share books with us. Cookies and milk available !
Clientele : 7 to 11 years old | Minimum of 5 participants
Location : Library
Schedule : 10 am to 11 am

Language : French
Dates : On Saturdays, starts on October 14th
Animator : Linda Champagne

Language : English
Dates : On Sundays, starts on February 4
Animator : Michelle Bruyère

Information and registration is required : 514-457-1940
Cost : Free with membership card, $5 without membership card

Language : French and/or English
Clientele : Adults
Location : Library
Schedule : (Break in July and August) 

Francophone Club at 7 pm. / Every third Wednesday of each month
Anglophone Club at 7 pm / Every second Wednesday of each month

The group gets together to discuss and express their opinions on a book that they have read. Interested participants must sign up at the library. Possibility of opening a 3rd group.

Come and admire featured art works from our local artists. Monthly exhibitions. We are looking for artists.

For info : biblio@sadb.qc.ca
Clientele : For everyone
Location : Library
Date : During opening hours

Information and registration is required : 514-457-1940
Cost : Free with membership card, $5 without membership card

Language : Bilingual
Clientele : 3 to 6 years old
Location : Library
Schedule : 10 am to 10:45 am
Dates : Sundays, October 22, November 19, December 17, February 18, March 18
Animator : Linda Champagne

Information and registration is required : 514-457-1940
Cost : Free with membership card, $5 without membership card

Special time includes storytelling, crafts and many organized activities.
Clientele : Families with children from 0 to 5 years old and child care centres
Location : Library
Schedule : Every 1st Wednesdays of each month | 10:30 am – 11:15 am
Animator : Linda Champagne

Presentation of NFB short Films: youth series
Clientele : Families with children from 1 to 3 years old
Location: Library
Schedule: Wednesday, October 4th, February 7th | 10:30 am – 11 am

Registration is required, 514-457-1940

Clientele: 3 to 7 years old | Bilingual
Location: Library
Schedule: Sunday, October 23rd | 10 am to 10:45 am
Cost: Free with library membership card, $5 without the membership card
Animator: Linda Champagne

Distribution of candies to children wearing costumes during opening hours.

Location : Library
Schedule : Tuesday, October 31st | 12 pm to 8 pm

Clientele : For everyone
Location : Library
Dates : November 20th to December 20th

This holiday season, let’s set our sights on raising public awareness by helping those who are less fortunate in our community. With this in mind, the City of Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue
encourages citizens to reimburse their late fees on library book loans in exchange of non-perishable food. The donated food will be used to prepare Christmas baskets for underprivileged families. Users can bring non-perishable food to the library circulation desk equivalent to their late fee charges, and in doing so, the late fees will be cleared from their record. All citizens are invited to generously participate in this food fundraising even if they do not wish to exchange food against late fees.

Material included. Limited places. Registration is required 514-457-1940

Clientele: 6 years and older | Bilingual
Location: Library
Schedule: Sunday, December 10th | 10 am to 11 am 
Cost: Free with library membership card | $5 without membership card 
Animator: Linda Champagne

LIBRARY ACTIVITY
Information and registration is required: 514-457-1940
Cost: Free with membership card, $5 without membership card

Conference in French :
« L’anxiété et le stress chez les enfants » (Anxiety and Stress in Children)
Ms Chantal Besner, an elementary school teacher, lecturer and family counsellor will, share her knowledge of anxiety and stress in children during this conference.
Clientele: Adults
Location: Library
Schedule: Wednesday, October 25th | 7 pm.

LIBRARY ACTIVITY
Information and registration is required: 514-457-1940
Cost: Free with membership card, $5 without membership card  

What do we know about Venice? Behind the gondolas, the canals and the luxurious palazzos, the city hides a story of untold wealth. Five hundred years ago, Venice was the most powerful state in Europe. Today, it is merely a tourist destination with a little-known history. In his conference, Mr. Vincent Marchessault will bring to life the splendor, the metamorphoses and the slow decline of this city which left its mark on the world.
Clientele : Adults | in French
Location: Library
Schedule: Exhibit : November 3 to 29
                 Conference: Wednesday, November 29th | 7 pm.

LIBRARY ACTIVITY
Information and registration is required: 514-457-1940
Cost: Free with membership card, $5 without membership card

Who hasn’t heard of the “Murder and Mystery” game? This fun evening is set around an aperitif, and its aim is to find out who the culprit or culprits are. Fun, intrigue and humour are the order of the day. Limited seating. Please reserve soon!
Clientele : Adults | in English
Location: Library
Schedule: Wednesday, February 28th | 7 pm

Information and registration is required : 514-457-1940
Cost : Free with membership card, $5 without membership card

Animator: Linda Champagne
Clientele: Ages 3 to 7 | Bilingual
Location: Library
Schedule: Sunday, March 18th, 10 am to 10:45 am

Information and registration is required : 514-457-1940
Cost : Free with membership card, $5 without membership card

Animator: Linda Champagne
Clientele: Ages 6 to 12 | Bilingual
Location: Library
Schedule: Sunday, March 25th, 10 am to 11 am

Registration required: at the library, 514-457-1940. Limited places.

Native American mandala coloring workshop in a shamanic atmosphere. Materials provided.

Clientele: 6 to 12 years old | Parents are welcome to participate.
Location: Library
Schedule: Sunday, October 1st | 10 am to 11 am

Registration required: at the library, 514-457-1940. Limited places.

Conception of a dream catcher. In some Amerindian cultures, a dream catcher (or catcher-dreams) is a craft object of Ojibwa origin consisting of a hoop and a network of threads in the form of a net. Materials provided.

Animator: Linda Champagne
Clientele: Adults
Location: Library
Schedule: Saturday, September 30th | 1 pm to 2:30 pm

Singin 'Rendez-vous is a vintage style vocal trio composed of 3 lovely and colorful female singers, presenting with the energy of the Roaring Twenties. An old-fashioned repertoire drawn mainly from the years 1900-1940. With humor and charm, they offer you a trip into another era with anecdotes from the history of music, psychology and tourism.

Audience: Adults (14 years and older)
Location: Library
Schedule: Friday, September 29th | 7 pm

Participate in this humorous photo contest on the theme of Christmas elves. The photos will be exhibited at the library. Come to the library and hang it yourself on our mural, and get a chance to win a Christmas basket! Please don’t forget to identify your photo.

Clientele: For everyone
Location: Library
Dates: November 20th to December 20th