Catch the Creativebug with a new online offering from Winnipeg Public Library

Library users now have access to thousands of professionally-produced video classes by artists and creators

Crochet items and projects

Winnipeg Public Library’s newest digital service Creativebug has something for all crafters, makers, and creators ... whether you’re looking for a new hobby or want to learn the perfect purl stitch.

What you can find on Creativebug

Creativebug for Libraries is an online resource for all skill levels. Anyone with a library card can now access thousands of tutorial videos by artists and creators. Topics include::

    • painting and drawing
    • paper crafts
    • jewellery design
    • sewing and needlework
    • home décor

There are also classes geared towards kids and teens.

The site also offers patterns, colouring sheets, recipes, and more. New content is being added and updated on a regular basis.

How to access Creativebug

You will need an active library card to set up a Creativebug account. Library cards are free for you if you live or pay property taxes in Winnipeg.

If you don’t already have one, just stop by one of our branches to get yours. You can register for a temporary membership card by filling out our online registration form.

Once you have your library card, check out our Creativebug for Libraries guide. You can also sign directly into the Creativebug portal for Winnipeg Public Library users.

What else your library card gets you

Creativebug is just one of many online resources you can access with your library card. Our digital library is packed and features several tv and movie streaming services, audiobook platforms, and even newspapers from around the world.

Your card also lets you check out physical materials from our library collection, take part in programming, and more.

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