Events in Richmond Hill this week
31 listings pulled together for Richmond Hill.
Nov 2–8, 202631 eventsThe whole month in one page: 68 listings in Richmond Hill for November 2026, grouped by week, each with its time, venue and price in the same order.
In this hands-on workshop, you’ll learn how to use our 3D printers and discover what you can create! Once you register, you’ll be sent an email with our 10-minute video tutorial that you'll need to watch ahead of your training.
Ages: 6 –8 years Build your confidence, concentration and problem solving skills during this 7-week series of lessons taught by The Chess'n Math Association. Cost: $70 for seven lessons.
Ages: 0-6 years with caregiver Talk, sing, read, write, and play with us as we share stories, games, rhymes, and songs! Designed for babies/toddlers and their caregiver. Note: We'll have a special Boo Bash Storytime on Oct.
Ages: 0–6 years with caregiver Enjoy music and movement together! We’ll sing songs and play with instruments and materials that help support healthy development while connecting with other families and educators. Presented by EarlyON Child and Family Centres.
Ages: 6–8 years Join us for Reading Buddies! Kids will be paired with high school volunteers to practice reading aloud, with opportunities to take part in fun games and activities that help build literacy skills.
Explore, create, discover! Experiment with robotics, maker projects, and hands-on STEAM activities at your own pace during this drop-in program.
Calling all science enthusiasts! Participate in exciting, hands-on experiments and dive into the world of inquiry through the Students4Students Science Club.
Ages: 0–12 months with caregiver Enjoy music and movement with your baby! We’ll sing songs and play with instruments and toys that help support healthy development. Presented by EarlyON Child and Family Centres.
Ages: 0–12 months with caregiver Join us for songs, rhymes, tickles, and bounces. This program is designed for babies and their caregiver.
Ages: 0-6 years with caregiver Talk, read, sing, write, and play with us as we share stories, games, rhymes, and songs! Designed for babies/toddlers and their caregiver.
Explore, create, discover! Experiment with robotics, maker projects, and hands-on STEAM activities at your own pace during this drop-in program.
Calling all York Region writers! Join our collaborative space for adult writers of all skill levels. Share your work, practice your writing, and get advice from others in a welcoming and informal writer's circle.
Ages: 9 –12 years Build your confidence, concentration and problem solving skills during this 7-week series of lessons taught by The Chess'n Math Association. Cost: $70 for seven lessons.
Chat over a cup of tea and make new friends during this casual, friendly gathering.
Practice your English conversation skills with other English language learners! Join us to chat about everything and improve your language skills along the way.
Looking for your next favourite read? Join our Richvale Book Club to read and discuss great titles! New members welcome. In September, we'll read Wondering Stars by Tommy Orange, and in October, we'll read Sociopath by Patric Gagne.
Explore, create, discover! Experiment with robotics, maker projects, and hands-on STEAM activities at your own pace during this drop-in program.
Ages: 2–5 years with caregiver It's an arts-centric storytime! Listen to a story or two and explore a hands-on craft with your 2–5 year old.
Ages: 2–5 years with caregiver It's an arts-centric storytime! Listen to a story or two and explore a hands-on craft with your 2–5 year old.
Interested in printing on fabric? In this foundational workshop, you'll learn how to use the Roland VersaSTUDIO BT-12 Direct-to-Garment Printer. After this group workshop, you'll be able to book our Fabric Printers for self-directed use on your own.
Ages: 6–8 years Young artists are invited to get messy, experiment, and create using a variety of materials.
Need help printing, downloading forms or setting up your email? Drop in for tech assistance from a high school volunteer.
Ages: 6–8 years Join us for Reading Buddies! Kids will be paired with high school volunteers to practice reading aloud, with opportunities to take part in fun games and activities that help build literacy skills.
Ages: 9–12 years Looking for a hangout where you can express your creativity? In November, we'll bead potted plants and in December, we'll create stained glass mason jars.
Ages: 6–12 years Design and make a custom mug with sublimation markers and a mug press. Cost: $5 That sold out fast! If you'd like to join the waitlist, click here .
Join our monthly film club for pizza and movies! In honour of Hindu Heritage Month, we’ll watch Pan Nalin’s Angry Indian Goddesses , runner-up for TIFF’s 2015 People's Choice Award.
Looking for your next favourite read? Join our Richmond Green Evening Book Club to read and discuss great titles! New members welcome. In September, we'll read Finding Flora by Elinor Florence and in October, we'll read The Thursday Murder Club by Richard Osman.
Calling all teen writers! We've got a collaborative space for teen writers of all skill levels. Drop in to share your work, practice your writing, and get advice from your peers in a welcoming and informal setting.
Ages: 6–8 years Celebrate I Read Canadian Day by exploring the imaginative world of Canadian author and illustrator Barbara Reid! Use Barbara's books as inspiration as you explore her unique style and create colourful clay artwork of your own.
Join dance artist Katya Kuznetsova as adults 55+ move to Brazilian drumming, cha-cha-cha, swing, and waltz rhythms! Enjoy a gentle warm-up followed by movement activities that can be done seated or standing (mobility devices welcome). No prior dance experience is required.
Join us each week to practice your English conversation skills with other newcomers and English language learners. Offered in partnership with Catholic Community Services of York Region (CCSYR) through Library Settlement Partnerships (LSP).
Learn practical AI tools that can simplify and strengthen your job search. We'll cover how to use AI for resumes, cover letters, interview prep, and finding relevant job postings effectively. Presented by Sandy Kokkoros, YMCA Employment Consultant.
Ages: 0–12 months with caregiver Join us for songs, rhymes, tickles, and bounces. This program is designed for babies and their caregiver.
Come see what our new Creative Studio has to offer! Visit the space, ask questions, and see what equipment you can book for your future creative projects.
Learn practical tips for raising financially responsible kids and navigating age-appropriate money conversations. Explore topics like allowances, budgeting, credit cards, and virtual spending, and discover useful tools and resources to help kids build strong financial habits.
Let your creativity flourish and stress melt away as you enjoy mindful painting with friends. Dimmed lights, calming music, and all materials provided.
Brush up on your comic creating fundamentals and storytelling with professional comic writer Howard Wong (Image Comics, Marvel Comics).
Get ready to stomp, roar, create and explore with a dino-mite evening of dinosaur-themed crafts and activities!
Can AI be trusted with my information? Will it replace jobs? How can it help me in my day-to-day life? Join Andrew Harris, an award-winning designer and creative technologist, to learn more. Andrew is the founder and creative director of digital production agency Pixelpusher.
Build your sewing skills in this beginner-friendly two-part workshop series! Across the sessions, learn machine threading, measuring, cutting, and finishing while creating a tote bag and an infinity scarf.
Join us for a workshop honouring Indigenous Veterans Day, which recognizes First Nations, Métis, and Inuit peoples who have served in Canada’s military for more than 200 years. In this workshop, we will learn beginner beaded embroidery techniques.
Ages: 6–8 years Design and decorate your own ceramic piggy bank! All materials will be provided in this fun, creative program with a little financial literacy built in. Cost: $5 for your own piggy bank
Whether you're saving up for a fun purchase or your education, we'll show you how you can make your dream a reality.
Join Frank Ferragine (aka Frankie Flowers), arguably Canada’s most popular and trusted gardening expert! Frankie will walk you through the wonderful world of plants, what's grown in greenhouses, and what you can find in garden centres or grow indoors.
Join us for a community-led, wellness-themed book club with some light yoga. Hosted in partnership with the South Central Richmond Hill Community Action Table. Light snacks will be provided.
Design and make a custom mug with sublimation markers and a mug press. Cost: $5
Create your own decorative plant arrangement, perfect as a keepsake or holiday gift! In this workshop, you’ll learn the steps involved in making and caring for your own creation, and get information about various decorative plants.
Join us for a special storytime at the library with Caitie from Super Simple Songs and Caitie’s Classroom! Enjoy stories and sing along to your favourite songs. Super Simple merchandise will be available after the program for purchase.
A solid business plan can guide you through starting and managing your business.
We're going to have Snow Much Fun with creative crafts! Kids can build a quirky melting snowman, or a sweet polar bear hugging a heart. There will also be a relaxing station with snow-themed colouring sheets.
Ages: 6–12 years Join us for a cozy winter adventure packed with hands-on fun! Kids will craft adorable polar bears and assemble popsicle stick snowflakes and snowmen.
Join us for Mindful Moments at Hillcrest this holiday season to create your own gift tags! We will provide materials and inspiration. Available while supplies last.
Explore how to represent deep and challenging emotions in YA stories with Brigid Au, a young teen author from Toronto. Brigid will share her insight on how to portray teen emotions and guide participants through some practice exercises.
Do you remember your favourite outfit from your teen years? If you could design an outfit that represents you – your memories, favourite colours, or dreams – what would it look like? In collaboration with artist Faseeh Saleem, Mackenzie Health Long-Term Care Centre residents have.
Join us for some bedazzling! Bring a book (or buy one at Indigo!), or any item you want to glam up, and design a truly unique gift.
Join Varsha Vaishali, Founder & Executive Director of Cyber Harassment Support (CHS) to better understand common online risks, including cyber harassment, online fraud, impersonation, sextortion, phishing, and privacy concerns.
Join us Centre Court at Hillcrest Mall and spend your P.A. Day on a magical North Pole Adventure! Enjoy hands-on activities, festive crafts and elf-inspired fun for the whole family.
A Human Library is your chance to "check out" a person (human book) in our community who has unique life experiences, and to ask them questions, one-on-one.
Join Métis artist and cultural educator Kathy Morgan for a hands-on Indigenous dot painting workshop. Learn about Métis culture and artistic traditions while creating your own unique canvas art to take home.
Ages: 0–6 years with caregiver Hear and share songs, rhymes, and stories in Farsi in this storytime for caregivers and children. Presented by Dena Books.
Curious about quilts? Visit the Region of York Quilters Heritage Guild pop-up exhibition to view some quilt creations and a sewing demonstration. You can also enter a raffle for a chance to win a queen-sized quilt! The drawing will be held on Apr. 24, 2027.
Let's talk about books! Share some interesting titles you've read and hear about new and exciting book releases that you'll want to add to your TBR pile. In November, we'll meet at King Henry's Arms.
We'll start this program with a refresh of the techniques learnt in Page Turner 1.
Can AI help to brainstorm, write family histories, create poems, plan stories, make images, or support creative hobbies? Join Andrew Harris, an award-winning designer and creative technologist, to learn more.
Let your creativity flourish and stress melt away as you enjoy mindful painting with friends. Dimmed lights, calming music, and all materials provided.
Ages: 0-6 years with caregiver Talk, read, sing, write, and play with us as we share stories, games, rhymes, and songs! Designed for babies/toddlers and their caregiver.
Support local businesses in our community! Find one-of-a-kind, artisan items and gifts as you shop among our curated vendors. Visit our website for a list of participating vendors.
Join us for an engaging discussion hosted in English, Farsi, and French. In November we'll discuss Momma and the Meaning of Life: Tales of Psychotherapy by Irvin D. Yalom, a moving collection of stories exploring love, loss, family, mortality.
31 listings pulled together for Richmond Hill.
Nov 2–8, 202631 eventsEvery Richmond Hill digest in one place.
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