Animals in the Library

Thousands of amazing books about animals can be found at your local library. But did you know the Toronto Public Library also has lots of free programs and events about animals that are free! Learn more about our local spiders, find out about new dinosaur discoveries in Africa, take a class to learn how to draw animals and more!

Here are a few events this fall:

• Wildlife Wood Carving and Painting, Sept 29th @ 2 pm, McGregor Park
• Spiders of Toronto, Oct 2nd @ 12:30 pm, North York Central
• Chasing Electric Fish in the Amazon, Oct 24th @ 7 pm, Danforth/Coxwell
• Eggs, Nests and Baby Dinosaurs, Nov 26th @ 7pm, Northern District
• I Can Draw Animals, Nov 24 @ 2 pm, York Woods

 Pick up a copy of What's On, from your local library branch to find out more about upcoming talks classes and workshops. 

Another great resource available at the Toronto Public Library is the Biodiversity Booklet Series. This series of booklets is a great way to learn more about the city's birds, mammals, spiders, butterflies, fish, reptiles and amphibians. Pick up your free copy today at your local branch.