November is National Novel Writing Month and during this time everyday people can register to write a 50,000 word novel in 30 days. The library is hosting a series of Write-Ins, where participants can meet to work on their novels. Sunday November 6, 13, 20, 17 at 1:00 pm

Join local pen & ink artist, Sterling Stratton, on a visual trip of the Island! Part one, “North Cape to Cavendish,” focuses on the western portion of the province. Stratton’s presentation will feature screen projections from his latest book, “1000 Images of Historic Interest on Prince Edward Island,” accompanied by unusual stories and interesting anecdotes of Island architecture depicted in his sketches.

Pipelines, Power and Democracy In Pipelines, Power and Democracy, Olivier D. Asselin, documents the growth of an anti-pipeline movement in Quebec that rekindled a sense of collective purpose and solidarity. Thursday, November 17 at 7:00 p.m.

Teens are invited to this free workshop that will highlight the importance of knowing where their money is being spent, so that spending and saving habits can be balanced. This session will be presented by CPA PEI.

Join local pen & ink artist, Sterling Stratton, on Part Two of a visual trip of the Island. Part two, “Cavendish to East Point,” focuses on the eastern half of the province. Stratton’s presentation will feature screen projections from his latest book, “1000 Images of Historic Interest on Prince Edward Island,” accompanied by unusual stories and interesting anecdotes of Island architecture depicted in his sketches.

A dramatic reading of "Anne of green Gables", the non-musical version, by Paul Ledoux performed by William McFadden and company. Find out why Montgomery’s classic endures in this narrative interpretation of the Island’s favorite story.