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1 event,![Photo by Julius Drost [Unsplash.com]](https://buzzpeicom.twic.pics/2024/04/magic-magician-julius-drost-C8wlYF8ubBo-unsplash-scaled.jpg "magic magician julius-drost-C8wlYF8ubBo-unsplash") The Very Big Show: Magic + Comedy featuring Simon King and Wes Barker takes place at Florence Simmons Performance Hall on March 1 at 7 pm. |
5 events, Adults can drop in to the Charlottetown Library to paint, socialize, and hang out on March 2, 9, and 23 at 1 pm. ![Photo by Alexis Brown [Unsplash.com]](https://buzzpeicom.twic.pics/2024/09/kids-alexis-brown-omeaHbEFlN4-unsplash-scaled-e1726503043488.jpg "kids alexis-brown-omeaHbEFlN4-unsplash") Teens are welcome to join the teen advisory group on Mondays at 3:30 pm at the Summerside Library. Meetings start with an opportunity for teens to share their voices and opinions, followed by assisting staff with various tasks. Participation allows teens to earn volunteer hours toward the Community Service Bursary.  The public is invited to celebrate Irish culture and heritage through the Benevolent Irish Society of PEI’s popular Lecture Series, now included in the first annual Irish Festival taking place in March. The 2026 lectures are: “The history and origins of Irish family surnames,” presented by Tony Dolan on March 2; “The Belfast Riot of… |
4 events,![Photo by Jan Kahanek [Unsplash.com]](https://buzzpeicom.twic.pics/2025/08/writing-jan-kahanek-g3O5ZtRk2E4-unsplash-scaled-1.jpg "writing-jan-kahanek-g3O5ZtRk2E4-unsplash-scaled-1") A weekly writing group for kids aged 6–12 takes place in the Children’s Room at the Charlottetown Library on Tuesdays at 3:30 pm. The group will have story prompts, challenges, and space to work on their own projects.  The Charlottetown Scrabble Club meets on Tuesdays from 5–8 pm at the Charlottetown Library. All skill levels are welcome. Scoresheets, strategy tips, and cheat sheets are provided. Enjoy prizes and snacks. Admission is free. ![Photo by No Revisions [Unsplash.com]](https://buzzpeicom.twic.pics/2023/06/no-revisions-sAMmA7cUnWk-unsplash-scaled.jpg "pride no-revisions-sAMmA7cUnWk-unsplash") Members and allies of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community who are looking for new pals and fun times are welcome to join the PEI Rainbow Youth Club at the Summerside Library. The next meeting is March 3 at 6 pm. Each meeting provides youth with the opportunity to participate in youth-led discussions and fun activities, complete with… |
4 events,![Photo by Rhondak [Unsplash.com]](https://buzzpeicom.twic.pics/2024/07/art-rhondak-native-florida-folk-artist-_Yc7OtfFn-0-unsplash-scaled.jpg "art rhondak-native-florida-folk-artist-_Yc7OtfFn-0-unsplash") Drop in to the Makerspace at the Charlottetown Library on March 4 and 18 from 5–7 pm for creative art time with the Creative PEI Artmobile. Make something new from the art supplies provided, or bring your own materials/work-in-progress project.  This Town Is Small presents an artist talk with JoAnna Howlett on March 4 from 5:30–7:30 pm. Howlett will speak about As Waves Break, their solo exhibition exploring superstition, fishing and sailing traditions, family legacy, and gendered labour. The talk will take place at This Town Is Small, located in The Arts Guild, and will… ![Photo by Scott Graham [Unsplash.com]](https://buzzpeicom.twic.pics/2023/08/business-scott-graham-OQMZwNd3ThU-unsplash-scaled.jpg "business scott-graham-OQMZwNd3ThU-unsplash") The Community Volunteer Income Tax Program offers free tax clinics in March and April for individuals with a modest income and a simple tax situation. At the Charlottetown Library, a drop-off clinic runs Wednesdays from 6:30–8 pm, where individuals can complete the necessary forms and leave their tax information with volunteers. An in-person clinic is… |
5 events, In Summerside, tech help is offered on Thursdays at 3 pm. Call the Summerside Library in advance at 902-436-7323 to register for a time to sit with someone one-on-one and have your basic technology questions answered.  Teens interested in developing leadership skills and helping their community can join a volunteer and leadership program at the Charlottetown Library every Thursday from 3–6 pm. Participants can drop by to work on a volunteer project from start to finish, and make a valuable impact in the community. ![Photo by Redd [Unsplash.com]](https://buzzpeicom.twic.pics/2024/01/group-meeting-redd-f-5U_28ojjgms-unsplash-scaled.jpg "group meeting redd-f-5U_28ojjgms-unsplash") The Immigrant & Refugee Services Association PEI hosts an EAL conversation circle for adults on Thursdays at 6:30 pm and Saturdays at 10 am at the Charlottetown Library. Adults interested in practicing their English language skills are encouraged to join for some informal conversation. No registration is required. |
2 events, The PEI Provincial Home Show and PEI Outdoor Show returns March 6–8 at the Eastlink Centre in Charlottetown. Attendees can explore the latest trends, cutting-edge products, and expert advice for every home project. From home renovations to outdoor adventures, it's all under one roof, whether attendees are upgrading a kitchen, refreshing décor, planning a major… |
7 events,The PEI Provincial Home Show and PEI Outdoor Show returns March 6–8 at the Eastlink Centre in Charlottetown. Attendees can explore the latest trends, cutting-edge products, and expert advice for every home project. From home renovations to outdoor adventures, it's all under one roof, whether attendees are upgrading a kitchen, refreshing décor, planning a major… The Immigrant & Refugee Services Association PEI hosts an EAL conversation circle for adults on Thursdays at 6:30 pm and Saturdays at 10 am at the Charlottetown Library. Adults interested in practicing their English language skills are encouraged to join for some informal conversation. No registration is required. The Immigrant & Refugee Services Association PEI hosts EAL conversation circles for adults on Tuesdays at 6 pm and Saturdays at 10:30 am at the Summerside Library. Adults interested in practicing their English language skills are encouraged to join for informal conversation. |
5 events,The PEI Provincial Home Show and PEI Outdoor Show returns March 6–8 at the Eastlink Centre in Charlottetown. Attendees can explore the latest trends, cutting-edge products, and expert advice for every home project. From home renovations to outdoor adventures, it's all under one roof, whether attendees are upgrading a kitchen, refreshing décor, planning a major… ![Photo by Elliot Sloman [Unsplash.com]](https://buzzpeicom.twic.pics/2024/06/mic-elliot-sloman-4TodkZIJkrY-unsplash-scaled.jpg "mic elliot-sloman-4TodkZIJkrY-unsplash") On March 8 from 1–4 pm, the PEI Advisory Council on the Status of Women and community volunteers invite everyone to join in celebrating International Women’s Day (IWD) in the Rotary Auditorium of the Charlottetown Library Learning Centre. The closest entrance is through the back doors on Pownal Street. March 8 is a day to…  A casual, drop-in knitting club will be held every second Sunday between 1–3 pm at the Confederation Centre Art Gallery in Charlottetown. The next sessions are March 8 and 22. Bring a work in progress and sit amongst the art. No supplies are provided and only water is allowed. Crocheters are also welcome. Info: confederationcentre.com/artgallery |
8 events,Adults can drop in to the Charlottetown Library to paint, socialize, and hang out on March 2, 9, and 23 at 1 pm. ![Photo by Al Nik [Unsplash.com]](https://buzzpeicom.twic.pics/2024/02/lecture-meeting-conference-al-nik-J5XqX-qvEZE-unsplash-scaled.jpg "lecture meeting conference al-nik-J5XqX-qvEZE-unsplash") Mark Greenan from Service Canada will provide answers to general questions related to Service Canada’s programs and services at the Summerside Library on March 9 at 2 pm. Teens are welcome to join the teen advisory group on Mondays at 3:30 pm at the Summerside Library. Meetings start with an opportunity for teens to share their voices and opinions, followed by assisting staff with various tasks. Participation allows teens to earn volunteer hours toward the Community Service Bursary. |
4 events,A weekly writing group for kids aged 6–12 takes place in the Children’s Room at the Charlottetown Library on Tuesdays at 3:30 pm. The group will have story prompts, challenges, and space to work on their own projects. The Charlottetown Scrabble Club meets on Tuesdays from 5–8 pm at the Charlottetown Library. All skill levels are welcome. Scoresheets, strategy tips, and cheat sheets are provided. Enjoy prizes and snacks. Admission is free. The Immigrant & Refugee Services Association PEI hosts EAL conversation circles for adults on Tuesdays at 6 pm and Saturdays at 10:30 am at the Summerside Library. Adults interested in practicing their English language skills are encouraged to join for informal conversation. |
1 event,The Community Volunteer Income Tax Program offers free tax clinics in March and April for individuals with a modest income and a simple tax situation. At the Charlottetown Library, a drop-off clinic runs Wednesdays from 6:30–8 pm, where individuals can complete the necessary forms and leave their tax information with volunteers. An in-person clinic is… |
5 events,Teens interested in developing leadership skills and helping their community can join a volunteer and leadership program at the Charlottetown Library every Thursday from 3–6 pm. Participants can drop by to work on a volunteer project from start to finish, and make a valuable impact in the community. In Summerside, tech help is offered on Thursdays at 3 pm. Call the Summerside Library in advance at 902-436-7323 to register for a time to sit with someone one-on-one and have your basic technology questions answered. The Immigrant & Refugee Services Association PEI hosts an EAL conversation circle for adults on Thursdays at 6:30 pm and Saturdays at 10 am at the Charlottetown Library. Adults interested in practicing their English language skills are encouraged to join for some informal conversation. No registration is required. |
4 events, The public is invited to the annual St. Patrick’s Ceilidh at the Benevolent Irish Society’s Irish Cultural Centre on March 13 at 7:30 pm. This family-friendly, authentic Irish ceilidh features comedy, Celtic music, fiddle tunes, song, and dance. Ceilidh emcee Laurie Murphy will pepper her artist introductions and Irish trivia with a Celtic perspective. Murphy… |
9 events,The Immigrant & Refugee Services Association PEI hosts an EAL conversation circle for adults on Thursdays at 6:30 pm and Saturdays at 10 am at the Charlottetown Library. Adults interested in practicing their English language skills are encouraged to join for some informal conversation. No registration is required. The Immigrant & Refugee Services Association PEI hosts EAL conversation circles for adults on Tuesdays at 6 pm and Saturdays at 10:30 am at the Summerside Library. Adults interested in practicing their English language skills are encouraged to join for informal conversation. The Community Volunteer Income Tax Program offers free tax clinics in March and April for individuals with a modest income and a simple tax situation. At the Charlottetown Library, a drop-off clinic runs Wednesdays from 6:30–8 pm, where individuals can complete the necessary forms and leave their tax information with volunteers. An in-person clinic is… |
6 events, The Charlottetown Thrift Market will be held in the cruise ship building at the Charlottetown Seaport, 1 Weymouth St, every Sunday from 9 am–2 pm. Over 100 tables and booths will offer household products, baked goods, collectibles, antiques, vintage clothing, crafts, jewelry, and more. Drop-in life drawing sessions with a nude model are held on Sundays from 2–4 pm at the Gertrude Cotton Art Centre. The next sessions are March 1, 15, and 29. All skill levels are welcome. Doors open at 1:30 pm, and participants are encouraged to arrive early for set-up. Participants must be 18+ or have…  The public is invited to join producer Louise Lalonde and director/producer Hélène Lebon at City Cinema in Charlottetown on March 15 at 2 pm for a free screening of À contre-mode and Femmes réparées, corps sur-mesure. Both documentaries feature PEI residents with unique stories to tell, and both are in French with English subtitles. After… |
6 events,![Photo by UK Black Tech [Unsplash.com]](https://buzzpeicom.twic.pics/2024/03/art-kids-science-uk-black-tech-Ib3ocAKccyI-unsplash-scaled.jpg "art kids science uk-black-tech-Ib3ocAKccyI-unsplash") Brilliant Labs will host a four-day camp March 16–20 at 10:30 am at the Charlottetown Library. Kids aged 9–12 will learn all about AI and robotics. Registration is required, as space is limited. Teens are welcome to join the teen advisory group on Mondays at 3:30 pm at the Summerside Library. Meetings start with an opportunity for teens to share their voices and opinions, followed by assisting staff with various tasks. Participation allows teens to earn volunteer hours toward the Community Service Bursary.  The public is invited to celebrate Irish culture and heritage through the Benevolent Irish Society of PEI’s popular Lecture Series, now included in the first annual Irish Festival taking place in March. The 2026 lectures include “Governor Walter Patterson; Rogue or Reformer” presented by Theresa Redmond on March 16. Admission is by donation. The lectures… |
8 events,Brilliant Labs will host a four-day camp March 16–20 at 10:30 am at the Charlottetown Library. Kids aged 9–12 will learn all about AI and robotics. Registration is required, as space is limited.  Teens can test their luck for a chance to win a prize with St. Patrick’s Day-themed bingo at the Summerside Library on March 17 at 2 pm. ![Photo by Jeremy Yap [Unsplash.com]](https://buzzpeicom.twic.pics/2023/06/film-jeremy-yap-J39X2xX_8CQ-unsplash-scaled.jpg "film jeremy-yap-J39X2xX_8CQ-unsplash") The PEI Advisory Council on the Status of Women invites the public to a free screening of the short film This River in the Rotary Auditorium at the Charlottetown Library on March 17 at 5 pm. A panel discussion will follow the screening. Katherena Vernette’s 19-minute documentary offers an Indigenous perspective on the devastating experience… |
7 events, Holland College is hosting a hands-on laboratory event for prospective students on March 18 where participants will experience what it is like to study in the Environmental Applied Science Technology (EAST) and Bioscience Technology programs. The event will take place at the College’s Prince of Wales campus in Charlottetown and will allow students to participate… Brilliant Labs will host a four-day camp March 16–20 at 10:30 am at the Charlottetown Library. Kids aged 9–12 will learn all about AI and robotics. Registration is required, as space is limited. Holland College is hosting a hands-on laboratory event for prospective students on March 18 where participants will experience what it is like to study in the Environmental Applied Science Technology (EAST) and Bioscience Technology programs. The event will take place at the College’s Prince of Wales campus in Charlottetown and will allow students to participate… |
9 events,Brilliant Labs will host a four-day camp March 16–20 at 10:30 am at the Charlottetown Library. Kids aged 9–12 will learn all about AI and robotics. Registration is required, as space is limited. ![Photo by Andrei Stratu [Unsplash.com]](https://buzzpeicom.twic.pics/2024/01/conference-meeting-lecture-andrei-stratu-kcJsQ3PJrYU-unsplash-scaled.jpg "conference meeting lecture andrei-stratu-kcJsQ3PJrYU-unsplash") Jordan Rose, co-founder of Tracktile, will lead an information session on AI (artificial intelligence) at the Charlottetown Library on March 19 at 1 pm. Learn the pros and cons of using AI and what it can be used for. Teens interested in developing leadership skills and helping their community can join a volunteer and leadership program at the Charlottetown Library every Thursday from 3–6 pm. Participants can drop by to work on a volunteer project from start to finish, and make a valuable impact in the community. |
5 events,![Photo by Chris Lawton [Unsplash.com]](https://buzzpeicom.twic.pics/2023/08/festival-party-chris-lawton-vBA-JNHAraI-unsplash-scaled.jpg "festival party chris-lawton-vBA-JNHAraI-unsplash") The Rendez-vous de la Francophonie (RVF) returns this March to celebrate and promote the French language and Francophone culture across Canada. Taking place from March 1–31, the 28th annual edition brings together Canadians, Acadians, Francophones, and Francophiles to honour the richness, diversity, and vitality of French-speaking communities from coast to coast. On PEI, the Francophone…  Vagabond Productions presents Sophocles’ Antigone at the UPEI Performing Arts Centre from March 18–21 at 7:30 pm. The play touches on themes of abuse of power more than a thousand years ago. The director, Greg Doran, said Vagabond Productions chose it because the ideas in the play are, unfortunately, still relevant, and so it seemed… |
8 events, Trinity United in Charlottetown will host a pancake breakfast on March 21 from 8:30–10:30 am. Sausages, fruit, coffee, tea, and juice will also be available. Admission is at the door. The Immigrant & Refugee Services Association PEI hosts an EAL conversation circle for adults on Thursdays at 6:30 pm and Saturdays at 10 am at the Charlottetown Library. Adults interested in practicing their English language skills are encouraged to join for some informal conversation. No registration is required. The Immigrant & Refugee Services Association PEI hosts EAL conversation circles for adults on Tuesdays at 6 pm and Saturdays at 10:30 am at the Summerside Library. Adults interested in practicing their English language skills are encouraged to join for informal conversation. |
4 events,The Charlottetown Thrift Market will be held in the cruise ship building at the Charlottetown Seaport, 1 Weymouth St, every Sunday from 9 am–2 pm. Over 100 tables and booths will offer household products, baked goods, collectibles, antiques, vintage clothing, crafts, jewelry, and more.  The Great Enlightenment Buddhist Institute Society (GEBIS) is offering weekly monastery tours from 2–4 pm on Sundays in March at 2741 Heatherdale Rd, Montague. The tours are designed to give Islanders who are curious about the monastery a chance to step inside and learn firsthand about the monastics, their lives, and their daily routines. Participants…  This year’s annual play from the Benevolent Irish Society of PEI, Marrying Mike, is a comedy by playwright Jimmy Keary of County Westmeath, Ireland. The production is presented as part of the BIS’s first annual PEI Irish Festival. Performances will be held at the Irish Cultural Centre in Charlottetown on March 20–21 and 27–28 at… |
3 events,Teens are welcome to join the teen advisory group on Mondays at 3:30 pm at the Summerside Library. Meetings start with an opportunity for teens to share their voices and opinions, followed by assisting staff with various tasks. Participation allows teens to earn volunteer hours toward the Community Service Bursary. |
7 events,![Photo by Javier Esteban [Unsplash.com]](https://buzzpeicom.twic.pics/2023/09/seafood-javier-esteban-FDilnLfZPNs-unsplash-scaled.jpg "seafood javier-esteban-FDilnLfZPNs-unsplash") Chef Nation is held in the Community Kitchen at the Charlottetown Library Learning Centre on Tuesdays from 3–5 pm. The first meeting is January 13. Teens (ages 13–18) can participate in a selection of crafts and activities, learn to cook, or just hang out. A weekly writing group for kids aged 6–12 takes place in the Children’s Room at the Charlottetown Library on Tuesdays at 3:30 pm. The group will have story prompts, challenges, and space to work on their own projects. The Charlottetown Scrabble Club meets on Tuesdays from 5–8 pm at the Charlottetown Library. All skill levels are welcome. Scoresheets, strategy tips, and cheat sheets are provided. Enjoy prizes and snacks. Admission is free. |
6 events,![Photo by Connor Olson [Unsplash.com]](https://buzzpeicom.twic.pics/2023/10/senior-connor-olson-R_jWv5XkjYo-unsplash-scaled.jpg "senior connor-olson-R_jWv5XkjYo-unsplash") The Seniors Navigator will be at the Charlottetown Library on March 11 and 25 from 9:30 am–3:30 pm for drop-in assistance. The program helps seniors access services and programs offered by community organizations and all levels of government more efficiently. Kids aged 6–12 can join a creative after school club in the Children’s Room at the Charlottetown Library. The club meets weekly on Wednesdays at 3:30 pm. Each week offers a selection of crafts and activities. |
7 events,Teens interested in developing leadership skills and helping their community can join a volunteer and leadership program at the Charlottetown Library every Thursday from 3–6 pm. Participants can drop by to work on a volunteer project from start to finish, and make a valuable impact in the community. The Immigrant & Refugee Services Association PEI hosts an EAL conversation circle for adults on Thursdays at 6:30 pm and Saturdays at 10 am at the Charlottetown Library. Adults interested in practicing their English language skills are encouraged to join for some informal conversation. No registration is required. |
5 events,![Photo by Piggybank [Unsplash.com]](https://buzzpeicom.twic.pics/2025/03/fundraise-money-donate-piggybank-lq-PS3Yyzg8-unsplash-scaled.jpg "fundraise money donate piggybank-lq-PS3Yyzg8-unsplash") Sparrow Landing Tiny Homes (SLTH), a volunteer-led nonprofit organization, is hosting a fundraiser on March 27 at the Murchison Centre in Charlottetown. SLTH believes healing begins with home and is working to create a safe, recovery-oriented tiny home community where individuals in transition can rebuild their lives with dignity and purpose. Funds raised will support… This year’s annual play from the Benevolent Irish Society of PEI, Marrying Mike, is a comedy by playwright Jimmy Keary of County Westmeath, Ireland. The production is presented as part of the BIS’s first annual PEI Irish Festival. Performances will be held at the Irish Cultural Centre in Charlottetown on March 20–21 and 27–28 at… |
8 events, The Atlantic Entertainment Expo (AEX) returns to the PEI Convention Centre in Charlottetown on March 28 from 10 am–6 pm and March 29 from 12 noon–6 pm. The Expo is a celebration of pop culture and fandom, created to bring entertainment, creativity, and community together under one roof for Atlantic Canadians. The event highlights everything… The PEI Association for Community Living invites adults and youth with intellectual disabilities (and their caregivers) to Library for All, a monthly program at the Charlottetown Library. This month, participants will create arts and crafts using marshmallow peeps on March 28 at 11 am. The Community Volunteer Income Tax Program offers free tax clinics in March and April for individuals with a modest income and a simple tax situation. At the Charlottetown Library, a drop-off clinic runs Wednesdays from 6:30–8 pm, where individuals can complete the necessary forms and leave their tax information with volunteers. An in-person clinic is… |
7 events,The Charlottetown Thrift Market will be held in the cruise ship building at the Charlottetown Seaport, 1 Weymouth St, every Sunday from 9 am–2 pm. Over 100 tables and booths will offer household products, baked goods, collectibles, antiques, vintage clothing, crafts, jewelry, and more. ![Photo by Kai Oberhauser [Unsplash.com]](https://buzzpeicom.twic.pics/2023/07/art-kai-oberhauser-_Zu-9injbWc-unsplash-scaled.jpg "art kai-oberhauser-_Zu-9injbWc-unsplash") Confederation Centre Art Gallery is hosting free art and craft activities for the whole family. Explore current exhibitions at a leisurely pace and create fun and simple crafts to take home at Family Sunday on March 29 from 11 am–12 noon. Drop in for a bit or stay the full hour. All materials will be… The Atlantic Entertainment Expo (AEX) returns to the PEI Convention Centre in Charlottetown on March 28 from 10 am–6 pm and March 29 from 12 noon–6 pm. The Expo is a celebration of pop culture and fandom, created to bring entertainment, creativity, and community together under one roof for Atlantic Canadians. The event highlights everything… |
3 events,Teens are welcome to join the teen advisory group on Mondays at 3:30 pm at the Summerside Library. Meetings start with an opportunity for teens to share their voices and opinions, followed by assisting staff with various tasks. Participation allows teens to earn volunteer hours toward the Community Service Bursary. |
7 events,Chef Nation is held in the Community Kitchen at the Charlottetown Library Learning Centre on Tuesdays from 3–5 pm. The first meeting is January 13. Teens (ages 13–18) can participate in a selection of crafts and activities, learn to cook, or just hang out. A weekly writing group for kids aged 6–12 takes place in the Children’s Room at the Charlottetown Library on Tuesdays at 3:30 pm. The group will have story prompts, challenges, and space to work on their own projects. The Charlottetown Scrabble Club meets on Tuesdays from 5–8 pm at the Charlottetown Library. All skill levels are welcome. Scoresheets, strategy tips, and cheat sheets are provided. Enjoy prizes and snacks. Admission is free. |
4 events,Kids aged 6–12 can join a creative after school club in the Children’s Room at the Charlottetown Library. The club meets weekly on Wednesdays at 3:30 pm. Each week offers a selection of crafts and activities.  Kids aged 10–14 can join for some live-action role playing, costume and prop making, and a whole lot of fun in the auditorium at the Charlottetown Library on Wednesdays at 3:30 pm. Register online. Drop in to the Makerspace at the Charlottetown Library on April 1 and 15 from 5–7 pm for creative art time with the Creative PEI Artmobile. Make something new from the art supplies provided, or bring your own materials/work-in-progress project. |
5 events,Teens interested in developing leadership skills and helping their community can join a volunteer and leadership program at the Charlottetown Library every Thursday from 3–6 pm. Participants can drop by to work on a volunteer project from start to finish, and make a valuable impact in the community. At the Summerside Library one-on-one sessions take place on Thursdays at 3 pm where individuals are paired with someone who will answer their general tech questions. Call the library in advance at 902-436-7323 to register. The Immigrant & Refugee Services Association PEI hosts an EAL conversation circle for adults on Thursdays at 6:30 pm and Saturdays at 10 am at the Charlottetown Library. Adults interested in practicing their English language skills are encouraged to join for some informal conversation. No registration is required. |
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8 events,![Photo by Nick Morrison [Unsplash.com]](https://buzzpeicom.twic.pics/2024/02/writing-nick-morrison-FHnnjk1Yj7Y-unsplash-scaled.jpg "writing nick-morrison-FHnnjk1Yj7Y-unsplash") The Poetry Club meets at 10 am on the first Saturday of each month at the Voluntary Resource Centre in Charlottetown. The next meeting is April 4. Members share a favourite poem by another writer and, if they wish, one of their own. This program is for members of the PEI Writers’ Guild. To become… The Immigrant & Refugee Services Association PEI hosts an EAL conversation circle for adults on Thursdays at 6:30 pm and Saturdays at 10 am at the Charlottetown Library. Adults interested in practicing their English language skills are encouraged to join for some informal conversation. No registration is required. The Immigrant & Refugee Services Association PEI hosts EAL conversation circles for adults on Tuesdays at 6 pm and Saturdays at 10:30 am at the Summerside Library. Adults interested in practicing their English language skills are encouraged to join for informal conversation. |
