Material Library Exchange - August 19th, 12-2PM!

ArtHubs Programs • August 14, 2026

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Join us for our next Material Exchange on August 19th from 12-2PM!

The Material Library is Back! Join us next Wednesday, August 19th for our monthly Material Swap and Exchange. Bring your unused craft items and trade them in for something new to you, absolutely free!


The Material Library is a programming initiative created by Youngplace to create a place for those to share and swap art supplies. Once a month, we open the Material Library for a Material Exchange, encouraging any artists, teachers, creators, or neighbours to come by, drop off their unused crafting items, swap for new ones, and even stay to chat with fellow makers. The Material Library has a wide range of items, such as fabrics, paints, beadery supplies, crepe paper, and much more.


Please note that we DO NOT ACCEPT the following items:

-Any sharps (needles, exacto knives etc,)

-Any explosive material, or

-Any toxic items.


We hope to see you there!


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