Take-One Leave-One Library
Located within the Niverville Centennial Arena, located at 1 Arena Road, the Take-One Leave-One Library is volunteer run, community donation library.
Everyone is welcome to browse the shelves, take a book home and, if you would like, leave a book behind for others to enjoy. Whether it’s a favourite novel, a children’s story, or a new discovery, every book helps keep our library full of life and variety.
In addition to access to books, the Take-One Leave-One Library is also offers several programs including Neighborhood Storytime, Book Club and Learn to Write Cursive.
Please note that the Take One Leave One Library is volunteer-run, so the hours will vary, and may change without notice.
Please check the Niverville Recreation website under the Drop-In tab for up to date hours!
*Children under the age of 15 must be supervised by a parent or guardian.
Current hours are projected to be as follows:
Monday: CLOSED
Tuesday: CLOSED
Wednesday: 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Thursday: 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Friday: CLOSED
Saturday: CLOSED
Sunday: CLOSED
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We're proudly partnered with @wmbabasketball this fall to offer two teams of league basketball for ages 9-10 from October 21-December 16!
Teams will practice weekly on Wednesday's at the CRRC and games will take place in Winnipeg as scheduled by the Winnipeg Minor Basketball Association.
U10 Boys: 5:30-6:30PM
U10 Girls: 6:30-7:30PM
This is program is coached by parent volunteers, and registration takes place through the WMBA. Learn more about this program online at: wmba.ca/
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NEW this fall and launching in our Fall Leisure Guide Friday July 31!
We're brining the popular Flag Football program to the fields this fall! In partnership with @wpgbluebomberscfl @rmofhanoverrecreation and @ritchot_rec youth ages 8-13 can keep the excitement rolling on the fields from September 15-October 22.
Join us on the Flag Football fields for our first season of Fall Flag Football!
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Launching July 31!
The Fall Leisure Guide is coming and registration opens August 5!
Grab your copy and check your fall calendars- we've got a fall filled with programs, events & classes for all ages and interests.
*Art Classes
*MMA Programs
*NEW! Fall Flag Football
*Rec Hockey
*Youth Basketball, Volleyball & Soccer
*FREE! Library Programs
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Join us this Thursday from 11AM-3PM at the Niverville Take-One Leave-One Library for some fun building with Lego!
Stop by and get creative, grab a few fresh reads at 1 Arena Road (inside of the Centennial Arena)
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Come enjoy a Touch-a-Truck event hosted by the Town of Niverville!The Town of Niverville is putting on a Touch-a-Truck event for the whole family!
Come on down to the Centennial Arena overflow parking lot on Friday, July 17th, 2026, from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM to see and touch a whole host of different working vehicles!
Currently, Niverville Fire & Emergency Services, Niverville Operations, the Niverville RCMP Detachment, Artel Farms, and Bristal Hauling will all be bringing equipment for this fun event.
Admission is free, and there is no age limit to who can attend.
We hope to see you there!
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Niverville Recreation is excited to offer the second event in the Connecting Cultures workshop series- Traditional Medicine Stories.
Join Knowledge Keeper Carl Maytwayashing in this two hour learning hosted in the South End Library. Together we will learn about the 4 traditional medicines and 7 sacred animals and their significance in Indigenous traditions.
This program is generously funded by Healthy Together Now.
August 6 | 6-8PM | $5
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