Upcoming Programs for Adults
Adult Crafternoon
About the Program
Enjoy a relaxing and creative time each week while crafting and connecting with others. Each session features a fun project, like felt flowers, candle making, or Sharpie watercolours. No experience needed—just bring your creativity and enjoy a welcoming space to socialize and get crafty!
Conversemos en Español - Let's Chat in Spanish
About the Program
Under the direction of a Spanish teacher, practice conversational Spanish, meet other Spanish speakers and make new friends. A basic knowledge of Spanish is necessary in order to be able to participate.
Lumen: GLOW TOGETHER
About the Event
Mosaic of Belonging Art Piece
Help us make a giant glow-in-the-dark artwork for the Main Library! Decorate your own tile with unique designs, then add it to a large, puzzle-like mosaic. Local artists, led by Jason Panda, will create a bright, blacklight-reactive mural as the backdrop. During LUMEN, you can watch the artwork come to life under UV light. Your tile will become part of a permanent display at the library, celebrating diversity, storytelling, and community.
Drop-In Tech Connect
About Drop-in Tech Connect Sessions
No registration is necessary for this drop-in session. Tech Coaches will provide some help to everyone that attends this session.
Knitting and Crochet Club
About the Program
This is a social group for people who enjoy knitting and crocheting. Participants will have an opportunity to share their projects, chat with other enthusiasts, get advice, and get inspired. Some experience in knitting and crochet is required.
20s & 30s Learn to Crochet
About the Program
Learn to crochet in this beginner-friendly program—no experience needed! Each week, you'll build your skills by exploring new steps and stitches. All materials are provided, so you can simply show up and start creating.
Blanket Exercise
About the Program
This unique participatory history lesson fosters truth, understanding and respect. Facilitated by Indigenous elders, knowledge keepers and educators, the Blanket Exercise is an experiential teaching tool that explores the historic and contemporary relationship between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples in the land we now know as Canada.
Community Naloxone Training
About the Training
This training offers practical information about the overdose crisis in our local community. Participants will learn how to recognize the signs of an overdose and how to safely administer Naloxone. Free kits will be available to take home, and there will be time for a short Q&A following the session.
Bird Walk at RIM Park
About the Program
Join David Gascoigne from Waterloo Region Nature as he leads the group on a fall bird walk along the trails at RIM Park. Enjoy the fall colours and take the opportunity to learn and observe the birds native to our area. Bring your own binoculars for an optimal experience or request a pair to borrow.
English Conversation Circle
About the Program
Practice your conversational English and meet new people with the YMCA Immigrant Services. This program is open to all English levels.