Cancellation of library activities
Due to the MRC des Collines-de-l'Outaouais going into a red zone, the library must unfortunately cancelled its activities.
The Chelsea Library also offers a multitude of activities, events and exhibitions as a cultural venue for everybody.
Thanks to the employees and its many volunteers, your library offers a wide range of programs all year round!
Thank you to the Leacross Foundation!
The Chelsea Library would like to thank the Leacross Foundation for enabling the library to acquire several new books including those by authors and illustrators Kevin Sylvester and Amélie Montplaisir.
Last March, during the 12th edition of Authors' Week, these artists were invited to come and meet the youth of the municipality at the library. Unfortunately, the activity was cancelled due to the exceptional situation surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic.
We still invite you to discover these artists by borrowing their books through the contactless loan service.
You can find out more about Kevin Sylvester and Amélie Montplaisir by clicking on the links below:
- Bibliography of Amélie Montplaisir (french only)
-
TD Summer Reading Club: Author & Illustrator Kevin Sylvester on Basketballogy
About the Leacross Foundation
The Leacross Foundation believes that education must be accessible to all. For this reason, the foundation partners with public libraries to increase learning for women and children.
Activities at the library
Please note that the library's activities are unfortunately cancelled due to the MRC des Collines-de-l'Outaouais being in the red zone.
The English book club members have decided to meet every Tuesday of the month outdoors for the moment.
For more information email us at bibliotheque@chelsea.ca
September
Eleanor Oliphant by Gail Honeyman
October
Normal People by Sally Rooney
November
The Henna Artist by Alka Joshi
December
Olive Again by Elizabeth Strout
January
The Glass Hotel by Emily St. John Mandel
February
This is Happiness by Niall Williams
March
The Testaments by Margaret Atwood
April
Picking Berries by Brian Doyle
May
Waking Lions by Ayelet Gundar-Goshen
June
Titles for the next year to be decide
Please note that the library's activities are unfortunately cancelled due to the MRC des Collines-de-l'Outaouais being in the red zone.
The french book club will meet in the basement of the library.
For more information, email us at bibliotheque@chelsea.ca
September 16
La chance de leur vie of Agnès Desarthe
October 21
Nous, les vivants of Olivier Bleys
Les prénoms épicènes of Amélie Nothomb
November 18
Pas même le bruit d’un fleuve of Hélène Dorion
January 20
Anouk'chet, une fillette au pays de Khmers rouges of Henriette Levasseur
February 17
Kuessipan of Naomi Fontaine
March 17
La vie secrète de écrivains of Guillaume Musso
April 21
Le boys club of Martine Delvaux
May 19
L'usage de mes jours of Francine Noël
Exhibits
Pottery by Martine Campeau
You will be able to attend the pottery exhibition at the library this fall (dates to be announced) during regular library hours.
The library offers exhibition spaces available for artists wishing to exhibit their work.
For more information, please contact the library technician Samuel C. Lambert:
819-827-4019 | s.corriveaulambert@chelsea.ca.
Information
Municipal Library