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Climate Action Week

November 2-8, 2024 | At the Library | Free admission

New Westminster Public Library is highlighting environmental awareness and climate action during Climate Action Week November 2nd to 8th.

We have put together a full week of programs for all ages, including adults, teens and children. We intend these programs to be practical, hopeful, and locally-sourced.

You’ll also find displays in our branches of books for all ages to learn about climate change.

Our aim is to help our whole community learn about climate science and change some of our climate anxiety into hope through action.

Schedule of Events

CLIMATE SOLUTIONS IN A DAY

A full-day session with facilitators to get your climate action jump-started at home, in your community, and in advocating for system changes.

Main Branch Auditorium

Ages 14+

Saturday, Nov. 2

10 am – 4:30 pm
Click to register

JOY OF MENDING

Learn about reducing your environmental impact through smart clothing choices and simple mending techniques. All supplies provided.

Main Branch Auditorium

Ages 12+

Sunday, Nov. 3

2:30 pm – 4 pm
Click to register

PRE-SCHOOL STORYTIME

Join us at our regular storytime to read some climate- and environment-focused stories, suitable for the age group.

Main Branch Auditorium

Ages 2-5

Tuesday, Nov. 5

10:30 am – 11 am
Drop in 🙂

BOOK CLUB: FIRE WEATHER

Read John Vaillant’s Fire Weather and meet to discuss with other community members. Register to receive a copy of the book.

Main Branch Auditorium

Age Adult

Tuesday, Nov. 5

6 pm – 7:30 pm
Click to Register

MOVIE NIGHT: 2040

Watch 2040, a visual letter from a filmmaker to his daughter about what her life as an adult may look like with the climate solutions that exist today.

Main Branch Auditorium

Ages 8+

Wednesday, Nov. 6

6 pm – 8 pm
Click to Register

BABY SOCIAL TOY SWAP

Bring toys your baby no longer enjoys to swap with others at our baby social. Sharing saves money and resources and builds community!

Main Branch Auditorium

Ages 0-2 years

Thursday, Nov. 7

11 am – 12 pm
Drop In 🙂

CLIMATE MIS- AND DISINFORMATION

Learn some critical climate literacy skills by connecting the dots between anti-science talking points and their root sources.

Main Branch Auditorium

Ages 14+

Thursday, Nov. 7

6 pm – 7:30 pm
Click to Register
Even more Climate Action Week events!

Learn more about Climate Action Week, discover all the participating libraries, and find additional programs and events to attend

Check out our full Events Calendar!

For climate action week listings, search by Tag and/or Month

Past Climate Action Weeks

2023

Climate Action Week 2023

Climate Action Week organizers recognize and respect that New Westminster is on the unceded and unsurrendered land of the Halkomelem-speaking peoples.
We acknowledge that colonialism has made invisible their histories and connections to the land.

As cultural programmers, we are learning and building relationships with the people whose lands we are on.

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