Join us this summer for weekly children's programming! Call or email us (ffpltc@gmail.com) if you have any questions!
Our last day of summer programming is August 15th.
Join in the fun with our Christmas Lights Scavenger Hunt!
Pick up your list and answer sheets at the Library, or download them here.
Submit completed lists to the Library in person or by emailing ffpltc@gmail.com by 10:00pm on January 5th for a chance to win prizes!
All scavenger hunt items can be found in the town of Fort Frances!
Come one, come all to Trunk or Treat 2024! Sign up your car, truck, bus, or broomstick to be a participating Trunk in this year's event! You can bring some of your own candy or use some of the candy which is provided. Prizes will be awarded to the best Trunks.
Trunks will be able to set up in the Library parking lot starting at 3 pm and the event will run from 5 pm-7 pm.
Registration is CLOSED!!! If you have any questions contact the Library at 807-274-9879.
It's that time of year again! Stop by the Library to stock up at the Friends of the Library Annual Book Sale!
The sale is cash only; please bring your own bag.
Book donations can be dropped off prior to the sale.
Due to budgeting difficulties, the Fort Frances Public Library Technology Centre will be reducing operating hours at the beginning of April. See this document for clarification regarding the upcoming changes.
For any questions or concerns regarding the change to Library operating hours, please contact Library CEO Richard Bee by phone at 807-274-9879 ext. 1610 or by email at rbee@ffpltc.ca.
You’ve likely heard a lot about book bans or challenges recently, and we have a few of those books in our library! If you want to discuss ideas of censorship, intellectual freedom, and other issues with your child, you can take out a backpack full of books that have been previously challenged or banned in Canada and/or the United States.
You can find more information in our in-depth Banned Book Bags article.
Introduction to Banned Bookbags
You’ve likely heard a lot about book bans or challenges recently, and we have a few of those books in our library! If you want to discuss ideas of censorship, intellectual freedom, and other issues with your child, you can take out a backpack full of books that have been previously challenged or banned in Canada and/or the United States.
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Genealogy research appointments are now available at Fort Frances Public Library Technology Centre!
If you are interested in finding out more about your family history please call 807-274-9879 or email ffpltc@gmail.com to book an appointment.
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