The St. Thomas Public Library in St. Thomas, Ontario, is hosting a week of free and low-cost activities for students and families during March Break from March 16 to March 20, 2026.
The schedule includes a mix of crafts, games, and performances designed for different age groups. Tweens aged 10 to 13 can join the Hack That Painting workshop on March 16, while teens aged 14 and up can try Plushie Taxidermy on March 18.
Some popular workshops require residents to sign up in advance because space is limited. Registration for these programs opens exactly seven days before the event date, and the library provides all craft supplies at no cost to the participants.
Other activities are open for anyone to drop in without signing up, such as Family Trivia Night on March 18 and Once Upon A Craft on March 19. These sessions are intended to offer local families a budget-friendly way to keep children active during the school break.
The week will end with a performance by The Amazing Corbin on Friday, March 20, at 2:00 PM. This all-ages Magic and Mysteries Show will feature colorful tricks and illusions for the community.
