Adults

Finding resources or services in your community can be challenging. Visit a Community Navigator to see how they can help guide you in the right direction. If you’re a business seeking support, resources, or programs and aren’t sure who to contact, HPL is an excellent place to start.

Lauren Saville, MA - Community Climate Initiatives Coordinator, will give an interactive presentation and answer your questions about how climate change affects personal and community well-being, including food security and more.
 
Registration required.

The Adult Sewing Camp at the library is a fun spot for anyone who loves to sew! You’ll get to dive into a bunch of different projects, like making clothes, bags, and all kinds of cool stuff, while hanging out and meeting other craft lovers.

Phone the library to register: 705-789-5232

Come and ask all the questions you have about mental health as it relates to head trauma and concussions. Discover how head trauma and concussions can impact your mental health and overall well-being. Gain insights from Dr. Zuccato, a local physician, on the increasing incidence of concussions in our community and learn steps you can take to protect yourself.

Registration Required.

Spring is here, bringing new life and growth to our gardens. Ask our expert master gardener all your gardening, tree, seed, and vegetable growing questions. 

Drop in or register to learn more about the best practices for nurturing your plants and creating a thriving outdoor space.

Presented by the Métis Nation of Ontario, this interactive Adult Art Projects series invites you to explore a new craft project each month in a welcoming, community-focused environment. All materials are provided—just bring your creativity and enjoy the opportunity to learn new skills, connect with others, and have fun! No experience necessary—everyone is welcome.

Registration is required.

This session, led by local physicians, will provide information and answer questions about MAiD, detailing the provisions created in Ontario for those interested in understanding their options. Participants will have the opportunity to engage in discussion and gain clarity on this important topic.

Registration Required.

Join us for an immersive talk about bird watching in our community, highlighting the differences between urban and rural bird watching habits. We will discuss the types of local birds and identify the hot spots for bird watching this summer in Muskoka.

Registration required.

Owner-operator businesses comprise a significant part of our private sector community. If you’re contemplating your exit strategy for selling or divesting from your own business, this session is tailored for you. Join us to gain valuable insights and tools to help navigate this important transition.

Registration Required.

This session is for parents and caregivers who want to better understand substance use among youth. It will cover common substances, why some young people use them, and how stress, mental health, and peer pressure can play a role. Participants will learn how to spot early warning signs, talk with youth in a supportive way, and find local resources for help. The focus is on prevention, safety, and practical tools to support youth well-being. 

Hosted by Rebecca Smith, CCAC
Addiction Counsellor
Canadian Mental Health Association, Muskoka-Parry Sound