Atwater Library and Computer Centre

The Atwater ‎Library Lunchtime Series presents Blood Orchid: How Women Feel, a musical revue. Singer-songwriter Barbara Lewis interprets powerful songs made famous by women such as Edith Piaf, Eartha Kitt and Bette Midler, and performs some of her own.

The Atwater Library FALL BOOK SALE offers a great variety of bargain-priced books and CDs.

The Atwater Library FALL BOOK SALE offers a great variety of bargain-priced books and CDs.

The Atwater ‎Library Lunchtime Series features a presentation on the touring art exhibition WAR Flowers, on at Château Ramezay from late October until March 31, 2019. Find out the backstory from WAR Flowers co-writers Viveka Melki, exhibition curator, and Alexander Reford, Director of Reford Gardens.

The Atwater Library Annual Benefit Cocktail Party takes place in our own building. Please click here for information and to buy tickets priced at $150 each ($125 tax receipt). Everyone welcome!

The Atwater Library Book Club, led by writer Mary Soderstrom, discusses One Hundred Years of Solitude by Gabriel García Márquez, translated from the Spanish by Gregory Rabassa.

For the Atwater Library Lunchtime Series, poet Larissa Andrusyshyn speaks on “Poetic Science: Taking Liberties in Poetry and Science by Exploring How They Intertwine.”

Poet Larissa Andrusyshyn leads a guided writing activity. Through writing exercises, participants will delve into the connections between the worlds of poetry and science and the language that inspires. Free and open to all. Advance registration NOT required.

The Atwater Library Alzheimer Café features a presentation on “Technology for Everyone: Designing for Aging and Dementia” by Carrie Jiamin Dai, Ph.D. student and research assistant, School of Information Studies, McGill University. Discussion with refreshments.

For the Atwater Library Lunchtime Series, author Michael Carin discusses his new book Churchill At Munich and muses about parallels between 1930s Europe and today’s world with Putin and Trump.