If our regular line is not working, please try our alternative line @ 613-628-3101 ext. 2400. If that does not work, please call the BV Township office direct and leave your concerns at 613-628-3101.

The Ontario Library Association’s Evergreen Award, part of the Forest of Reading, is best described as the “readers’ choice” of Canadian literary awards. Each year, a list of ten nominees is selected by a committee of librarians and in September library patrons from all across the province can vote on their favourite. The winner will be announced during Ontario Public Library Week in October (20-26). Stop-in at BUPL to fill out your voting card, or pick up a copy of the book(s) you haven't read!

A knitting, crocheting, and yarn club for all skill levels. BYOH/N (Bring Your Own Hooks/Needles), we have tons of yarn! In September we'll resume to bi-weekly meets, starting on the 6th.

Join BUPL for this 8 week session on hamster habits, lifestyle, and learn about our very own library hamster, Clementine! Session starts Tuesday, September 3rd.

Youth Advisory Committee nominations and elections take place on on the 4th at 5pm, and carries on at 5pm througout the school year. Teen fun starts at 6!

Register now to create mini acorn floating candles! Fun for bath time or a cute center piece at your fall gatherings! FREE! Register by the 9th to confirm your spot.

This 8 week session will focus on Wild Weather! There is imited space, and priority goes to our BV and NAW members first. The program is suitable for school aged children 4-12. Call now to reserve your spot! 613-628-2400 or email bee@bonnechereupl.com for more information. Program starts Friday September 13th at 10:30 am.

We're back! Come discuss "Where the Crawdads Sing" by Delia Owens. Call to place a hold!

Each non-perishable, non-expired item knocks $2 off your fines, up to a maximum of $20. Food collected supports the LFP (Little Free Pantry) at BUPL and the Eganville Foodbank. This promotion can not be applied to fines accrued from lost or damaged materials. Thank you for your continued support in caring for our community!

Since 2000, First Nation Public Libraries have used one week of the year to raise awareness of their resources, services, programs and activities. First Nations Public Library Week is celebrated the first week of October to coincide with Canadian Library Month.

First Nations Public Library Week is not only an opportunity to promote public library services but also to celebrate cultural uniqueness through creative library programming.

Stay tuned for scheduled programs thorughout this week, in theme of 2019's Revitalizing Indigenous Languages.

BUPL will hide 31 spiders around Eganville for you to find! Find one (it will have distinct markings that it is in fact a BUPL spider) between 5 and 8pm, bring it in, and claim your tasty treat! The library will also be open to trick'or'treaters from open to close!

We're always looking for donations for the pantry. Some suggestions include: dried, packaged food such as cup of soups, tea/hot chocolate/coffee, porridge, dried fruit, cakes and granola bars. Toiletries like toothbrushes, soap and deodorant are great, too. Dried goods and things that won't freeze or melt are great ways to fill the pantry during the winter and summer months. Donations can be put directly into the pantry 24/7 or dropped-off inside the library during operating hours. And please remember, the pantry is accessible to everyone, 24/7.

Every Wednesday, BUPL is the satellite office for The Women's Sexual Assault Centre of Renfrew County. If you or someone you know is in need of support services, please don't hesitate to contact BUPL or Jancy Brown direct at email Jancy Brown directly.

Loved it? Would change it? Email us your reviews of the books you've read and we'll put them on the website so everyone else can benefit from your experience!