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February brings some exciting updates at Milton Public Library.
We’ve added new Wacom tablets to support digital creativity. Check out our fresh Staff Picks reading lists featuring a variety of genres and themes to help you discover something new.
Our Library of Things continues to grow, with new items now available to borrow, including a Nintendo Switch, ukulele, loom kits, a boombox CD player, tools, and more.
Finally, please note that all MPL branches will be closed on Monday, February 16, in observance of Family Day.
Explore programs and collections celebrating Black History
Celebrate Black History Month with inspiring programs, stories, films, and community events honouring Black voices, culture, and history at Milton Public Library.
David Suzuki: What You Won’t Do For Love — March 15, 2026: An intimate, thought-provoking evening on love, partnership, and protecting our planet. Click here to buy tickets.
Crown Lands — March 21, 2026: A powerful prog-rock performance blending myth, history, and modern issues into an electrifying live show. Click here to buy tickets.
Join us for MPL's version of the Winter Olympics! Participants will be grouped into team. Each team will complete four fun activities, the snowball toss, ice skating relay, ski jump challenge and a curling match.
Black Brilliance: Making Posters for Black History Month
February 7, 1:00 PM - 3:30 PM
Sherwood Branch
Teens are invited to work together to research a Black individual and create a poster about their life, which we will then put on display at a library branch for the month of February. Participants will be able to earn volunteer hours.
Bust common scholarship myths and learn how students and families can find and win scholarships that can truly transform education, careers, and financial futures.
For teens ages 13–16, learn the basics of hand sewing and create a small project to take home at the end of this 4-week series; all supplies provided (each participant must register with their own library card).
Explore careers in Canada with a special session on Artificial Intelligence, featuring entrepreneur Dillion Verma sharing his AI journey, insights, and advice.
Step into Regency elegance for an afternoon of tea, treats, glove decorating, and delightful gossip as we celebrate the charm and romance of Benedict Bridgerton.
