Kate Ward

The team here at Forest Carnegie Library Event Centre, FCLEC, we are thankful for your support last Sat, Sept 28th, for the Lambton County Doors Open Event. It was wonderful that so many of you were able to participate in this event. There were many wonderful sites throughout our area,

Come next week, Sept 28th, we are supporting Doors Open Lambton County (DOLC) 2024! Our Forest Carnegie Library Event Centre is one of the buildings selected to be a part of this "Doors Open Tour"— doors will be open from 10 am to 4 pm. The tour manuel is found

Traditionally, libraries were sanctuaries for quiet reading, a place where interruption was discouraged—a concept that still holds true today. However, true learning thrives not only in silence but also in the lively exchange of ideas, particularly among colleagues, friends, and family. Consider the profound impact of music, stirring our

Built in 1912 as part of the Andrew Carnegie Library program, this charming building spent much of its history overshadowed by the now-demolished City Hall, as shown in the photos below. Today, sunlight streams through its massive windows, illuminating the beautiful red brickwork that supports a lofty east facing portico

Please watch the podcast, delivered by Lisa and Karen - your hostess....sounds like a fabulous all inclusive 3 day event - just watch and think how wonderful it would be to attend and "Let Go" - hope you plan on putting yourself first by attending this Self Love Retreat

Reach out to bookings@fclec.com Call Lisa at 833 512-0991 #1 or ask questions of Kate at 602 481-5577 Like all event venue places, our fees would be menu style - starting at a min of $250.00 for a 3 hour time period, then features such as beverages

Update: We are delighted to announce that the main floor of the historic Forest Carnegie Library is now available for rent, ideal for hosting your private events. As we continue to update and enhance the building, we invite you to come see the transformation and explore how this venue can