Prince Edward County offers six library branches with programs and services for everyone. Visit peclibrary.org to find upcoming events, the latest new books, and more.
“My Passion Is…” series: Roz Bound
Wellington Branch Library
Saturday, Jan. 17, 2026
2 pm–4 pm
The Friends of the Wellington Branch Library: My Passion Is… Series: Roz Bound will join us to share her passion. A member of the Friends of the Library herself, Roz is well-known in the community for hosting the long-running Open Floor group which meets at the Wellington Branch on the first Friday of each month from 7 p.m. She’s also the author of several books, most recently Aging Consciously, Dying Awake.
An Introduction to Fascial Stretch
Picton Flex Space
Tuesday, Jan. 20, 2026
1:00pm–2:45pm
Kathy McAlpine is a life-long Prince Edward County resident whose vision is to help people move easier and without pain. Years of experience in the fitness industry with her current knowledge of Fascial Stretch makes for a great combination! In the past 11 years, she has shifted her focus from teaching group fitness classes and personal training, to focusing on body treatments. In 2014, she was introduced to Fascial Stretch Therapy and was impressed. Every client can use this technique to help them move better and alleviate pain. She has since added certifications in RAPID Neurofascial Reset which is a technique to relieve pain by “hacking the nervous system”. As well as certifications in Exercise Therapy which helps her to address which muscles are not working the way they are supposed to – then she can give you the corrective exercises to help you!
Registration details will be shared with the presenter.
Gentle Movement & Stretching with Tamara Kayfetz
Picton Flex Space
Thursday, Jan. 22, 2026
11:30am–12:15pm
This class offers a very gentle and slow combination of stretches and movement to promote strength, flexibility, balance and relaxation. Participants must be able to go from standing to sitting and lying on a mat unassisted. Some mats are available but please bring one if you have one. Registration is required for this event.$5 per person, per session. Cash or debit.
“My Passion Is…” series: Mark Armstrong
Wellington Branch Library
Saturday, January 24, 2026
2 pm–4 pm
The Friends of the Wellington Branch Library “My Passion Is” Series Please note this talk will occur offsite, at Mark Armstrong’s studio. Space is limited so please be sure to register. Hear from Mark Armstrong, glass artist and enjoy a demonstration in his studio. As he describes it, “Glass captivates all the senses with a multitude of colours, its texture and shape and the weight of the glass. Glass responds to you, it will warm in your hand and can create its own sound. It changes with the time of day and even throughout the seasons.” Registration is required for this event.
Children’s Events
Storytime and Singalong – Special guest SSJI – Winter Birds
Picton Children’s Room
Saturday, Jan. 24, 2026
10:30am–11:30am
Join members of the South Shore Joint Initiative for a storytime program all about winter birds.
The Secondary After School Social Club (SASS Club)
Picton Branch
Tuesdays
3 pm–4:30pm
Drop into the library after school on Tuesdays for fun new activities each week. Examples include art, podcasting, filmmaking and STEAM projects. Highschoolers and teens 13+ welcome to join
Story times at the library
In addition to the popular Thursday, Friday and Saturday Storytimes at the Picton Branch Library, you can now join us on Thursdays at the Bloomfield Branch and Saturdays at the Wellington Branch, each at 10:30 a.m. All welcome!
Curious about 3D Printing?
Want to create unique and one-of-a-kind items? Call the Picton Branch and book your time to learn more or to use the 3D printer. We even have a new 3D scanner which makes it easier to replicate existing items. (613) 476-5962
One-on-one tech help
One-on-one help is available at any branch of the Library or virtually through Zoom or over the phone. Library tech help is friendly, flexible and free, so whether you want to learn about Facebook, the latest in AI, or just want help setting up a new cell phone or tablet, give us a call at (613) 476-5962. Staff can help with any tech questions and if they don’t know the answer, they will work with you to try to find it.