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Building Language Skills and Community
Moving to a new country brings exciting opportunities — and big changes, especially for families with young children. Libraries are often among the first welcoming places newcomers visit, and one of the best ways libraries support these families is through early literacy programs, such as Storytime, Babytime, baby socials and puppet shows.
Celebrate Welcoming Week at FVRL
From September 12 through 21, 2025, FVRL will celebrate Welcoming Week — an annual campaign that brings together neighbours of all backgrounds to build strong connections and affirm the importance of inclusive, welcoming spaces. At the heart of this movement is a deep understanding of our diverse community. When communities are inclusive, everyone thrives.
Free Comic Book Day!
On Saturday, May 3, we will celebrate Free Comic Book Day, an annual outreach initiative of the North American comic book industry. Thanks to the support of Heroes for Sale, one of the Fraser Valley’s amazing comic book shops, we are happy to share a limited selection and quantity of free comic books with our communities.
Discover Agricultural Literacy at FVRL
As a regional library serving agricultural areas throughout the Fraser Valley, FVRL is deeply connected with our farming communities and traditions. This March, we’ve joined our municipal partners in celebrating Canadian Agriculture Literacy Month (CALM).
Reading Link Challenge 2024–2025
For over a decade, FVRL and other Lower Mainland libraries have participated in the Reading Link Challenge (RLC), a student reading competition celebrating the “sport of reading.” RLC is wildly popular with schools in our region, and it's always a highlight of our year! Read on to learn more about RLC and how we support this event in our communities.