March Break offers parents the chance to get their children to be active within their city and with a new group of kids than they usually interact with at school, especially if they hit up the free events that are planned at the Toronto Public Library. Each branch is offering their own unique blend of educational, fun and interactive activities, but the best part about these offerings is that they’re all being run for free!
There are hundreds of games and programs to choose from, all of which cater to kids who are aged from toddler to teen.
While there are a number of programs to choose from, which you should be sure to investigate what’s being offered at your local branch, here are some samples of what you can expect to find over March Break at the Toronto Public Library:
Theatre
- Intro to Improv for Teens, Mon March 12 (Brentwood)
- Improv with Bad Dog Theatre, Thu Mar 15 (Lillian H. Smith)
- March Break Movie: Wonder, Fri Mar 16 (Fairview)
Movies
- LEGO Movie, Thu Mar 15 (Sanderson)
- Afternoon at the Movies: TBA, Sat Mar 17 (Brookbanks)
- March Break Family Movie: Coco, Fri Mar 16 (Oakwood Village Library and Arts Centre)
- March Break Fun! Movie, Fri Mar 16 (Agincourt)
Innovation
- Snap Circuits for Kids, March 13 & 15 (Agincourt)
- Robotics Camp, ongoing event running from Mon, Mar 12 – Fri Mar 16 (Toronto Reference Library)
- Fun with KEVA Planks and LEGO, Fri Mar 16 11:00 am – 12:00 pm (City Hall)
- Cardboard Challenge, Wed Mar 14 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm (Annette Street)
Arts and Crafts
- Craft & Games Day, Thu Mar 15 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm (Morningside)
- March Break Craft, Thu Mar 15 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm (Highland Creek)
- Craft — Button Making, Thu Mar 15 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm (Locke)
- Crafty March Break, Tue Mar 13 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm (Long Branch)
- March Break: St. Patrick’s Day Crafts, Fri Mar 16 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm (Thorncliffe)
- March Break Craft Program: Forsythia and Cherry Trees, Tue Mar 13 (Deer Park)
Plus, much, much more!
