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This comprehensive list is your go-to guide for things to do in Brantford in April.

The Symposium is free to attend, and includes a welcome package, an all access pass to keynote speaker presentations, plenary discussions, workshops, and the Author's Expo, as well as light refreshments. You can also choose to attend the Author's Banquet, which includes dinner at the Sherwood Restaurant and presentations for and by prominent local authors for $40.

Many of us are counting down to the first official day of spring on March 20. Spring brings warmer weather, budding flowers…and a host of activities the whole family will enjoy! Here is a snapshot of #WhatsOn in Brantford and surrounding area in March.

After a 1.4 million dollar renovation, the front entrance of the Brantford Public Library's Main Branch, opened on Tuesday, April 3, 2018. To celebrate, the library has planned several events and initiatives in downtown Brantford!

National Poetry Month brings together poets, schools, publishers, booksellers, libraries and literary organizations to celebrate poetry and its place in Canadian culture.

November’s Featured Artist is Dave Hind. For the past two decades, Brantford-based artist Hind has been using recycled, salvaged, and found materials to create functional objects, musical instruments, sculptures, aluminum paintings, and small shelters.