I used hit the books for biology and now math. I had an amazing experiences. The tutors are very…read morepatient at explaining the course material. I would highly recommend them to anyone who needs extra help in school.

Nadie was a great help with regards to getting me up to speed on AutoCAD…read more She clearly knows what she's doing and has used the program extensively. She was patient and addressed all of the questions that I had. More importantly, she didn't skim on making sure that I knew how to apply what she had taught me -- she made sure I tried my own hand several times and went over whatever I struggled on. Only hindrance was the locale in which the lesson took place, which was relatively hot -- and may affect one's ability to focus for an extended time.

I recently had the privilege of attending the first wedding at Atwater Library in over 100 years…read more It was the perfect space for an intimate gathering of friends and family to celebrate the occasion. The ceremony was held in a medium-sized room on the second floor featuring a low stage and plenty of seating (this room can be rented for other functions as well for a very reasonable rate). The receiving line was held in the upstairs hallway and then we moved downstairs to the reading room for the reception. The area in front of the circulation desk served as a dance floor where we danced until 1 AM. I am afraid I can't comment on the book-related aspects of the library, but it seemed like they had a sizeable selection as well as the standard amenities. Overall it was warm, filled with books, and a tres romantique venue for a wedding!

An oasis of mind-nourishing calm in the middle of the noisy,seedy side of the St.Catherine/Atwater…read morearea. A large 3 storey old fashioned library,with the probably original wooden card catalogue drawers and heavy,wooden tables and chairs. There is also a fully-equipped tech centre complete with tekkies to help,should you need it. This is the oldest public library in the city,affiliated with the old Fraser-Hickson,the oldest private library. Membership is required,but the cost is nominal and a steal for the 60 plus set; in fact this library appears to go out of it's way to provide interesting workshops,lectures and info seminars for this demographic,at either no cost,or for a very small fee. On the second floor,is where many of the tech, "how to" workshops are provided,usually free of charge,just be sure to reserve a spot in advance. In the basement,and sometimes on the ground floor,you'll find their used book sale,usually books that were donated for this purpose,best sellers etc., all monies are channelled towards their building fund. I found several hardbacked current books for next to nothing,all previously from the stacks! Another interesting tidbit,as a previous posting stated,the library rents its premises for various social functions presumably,another fundraising initiative. They are currently in the middle of a major fundraising campaign to amass much needed money to upgrade the library and have an eleavator installed...VERY needed,especially for the senior set. Great place for some peace and quiet,some tech work for those without computers,scanners,etc,(there is a charge for these services),tech advice,and just plain old fashioned reading and writing.

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Located in Point Saint Charles Share the Warmth has been offering valuable service to communities…read morethroughout the south west of Montreal since 1989. Having moved to The Point in 2008 I've had the opportunity, both as a community member and as a board member, to see firsthand the positive impact that Share the Warmth's programs have on the community. Share the Warmth offers a variety of programs, with a particular emphasis on youth, that include music, tutoring, food security and job training. As a small community organization located in the heart of the community that they serve Share the Warmth is ideally situated to respond to the evolving needs of the community. For example during the covid-19 pandemic Share the Warmth adapted it's food bank ensuring a continuity of service while prioritizing a safe environment for members, employees and volunteers while responding to a 50% increase in families requesting emergency food assistance. Share the Warmth is a top notch organization delivering high quality program to Montreal children and families in need of support in the areas of education, food security and job training. I encourage you to learn more about this great organization by visiting their website and seeing how you can get involved.

Having met members of the board and other volunteers and seen the incredible scale of the work that…read moregoes on here I am a whole-hearted fan. Serving free lunch programs to kids at 20 different schools, offering free tutoring and music programs and all kinds of other resources to help kids stay in school in the face of an incredibly high drop out rate makes these folks local heroes and deserving of all our love and support. Get involved if you can! They also run a food bank and thrift shop that are always happy to receive donations and to make new friends and allies!