The Town of Pelham has been awarded $5.4 million in federal funding to build a brand-new library branch in Fonthill. The 18,000-square-foot facility will be a green building, with net-zero emissions. The Green and Inclusive Community Buildings program is part of the …
Access free, one-on-one online tutoring and job search support 24/7 with your library card! Tutor.com is a service of the Princeton Review, providing academic support for K – 12 students. Tutor.com provides support in more than 100 subjects. For help …
Just one more chapter! Visit any LPPL branch on Tuesday, August 9 to celebrate all things bookish on Book Lovers Day (plus free chocolates!). While we celebrate books every day, on August 9, we’re adding special activities and giveaways. Make …
We’re improving services with technology through support from $146,900 in grant funding from the Ontario Trillium Foundation’s (OTF) Resilient Communities Fund. This grant, awarded to the Town of Pelham in April 2022, will be administered over the next 12 months …
In 2021, the Canadian government officially designated August 1 as Emancipation Day. This date marks the day slavery was abolished across the British Empire. Today it is a time to celebrate Black communities, learn about the history of enslavement in …
No, that’s not a typo. Lincoln Pelham Public Library (LPPL) now has fishing kits and children’s life jackets available to borrow with your library card. This new collection is in partnership with the St. Catharines Game & Fish Association. Fishing …
If we’ve learned anything during the past two-and-a-half years, it is the importance of connection. Not everyone has equal opportunities to connect, whether it be to attend school, look for a job, or stay in touch with family and friends. To …
During National Indigenous History Month, we celebrate the history and accomplishments of the First Nations, Métis, and Inuit in our community and across Canada. We encourage our communities in Lincoln and Pelham to start a conversation and learn more about …
“If we, as First Nations people, don’t get a marker on the ground today, we will be lost forever.”—Carolyn King, former Chief Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation (MCFN). The Moccasin Identifier was created in 2011 by Carolyn King, and later …
Join us to celebrate the new Lincoln Pelham Public Library! All month, we’re hosting open houses that celebrate reading and community at all four branches. Enjoy a free ice cream sandwich, pick up an LPPL book bag and swag, make …