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- 1. TD Summer Reading Club 2013 page 3 PROGRAMS AND EVENTS AT YOUR LIBRARY July — August 2013
- 2. Visit torontopubliclibrary.ca for more new books, music and movies. Reserve your selections online and arrange to pick them up at any branch. New adult fictioN New teeN fictioN New childreN’s fictioN The Garden of Burning Sand Corban Addison Dreams and Shadows C. Robert Cargill Let the Dead Sleep Heather Graham Say It Again in a Nice Voice: A Memoir of an Imperfect Motherhood Meg Mason Angel’s Gate: A Shortcut Man Novel P.G. Sturges Janie Face to Face Caroline B. Cooney Escape Theory Margaux Froley Crap Kingdom D.C. Pierson Harry Flammable Frank O’Keeffe Boonie Richard Masson Force Out Tim Green Katie and the Puppy Next Door John Himmelman Nancy Drew Diaries: Curse of the Arctic Star Carolyn Keene Captain Awesome and the Ultimate Spelling Bee Stan Kirby Where Do You Look? Marthe Jocelyn & Nell Jocelyn What’s New in our collections
- 3. connect with us IN THIS ISSUE HOLIDAY CLOSURES THANK YOU All library communications are printed on FSC® certified paper. 2 About our Programs and Toronto Public Library 3 TD Summer Reading Club 6 Book Clubs & Writers Groups 9 Business, Legal & Finance 10 Career & Job Search Help 11 Computer & Library Training 13 Culture, Arts & Entertainment 20 ESL & Newcomers 24 Health & Wellness 26 Hobbies, Crafts & Games 29 Reading Programs & Storytimes 31 Science & Technology for Kids 34 Branch Map 36 Branch Hours, Locations & Contact Information 39 Bookmobile Schedule 40 Accessibility Services Published by Toronto Public Library 789 Yonge Street, Toronto, Ontario M4W 2G8 416-393-7000 • torontopubliclibrary.ca Toronto Public Library Board The Toronto Public Library Board meets monthly at 6 pm, September through June, at the Toronto Reference Library, 789 Yonge Street, Toronto. Meetings are open to the public. Upcoming Board meetings: Contact Nancy Marshall, 416-393-7215 nmarshall@torontopubliclibrary.ca Board Members Councillor Paul Ainslie (Chair) Ms. Lindsay Colley Councillor Janet Davis Councillor Sarah Doucette (Mayor's Designate) Mr. Michael Foderick (Vice Chair) Mr. Cameron Mackay Councillor Cesar Palacio Mr. Ross Parry Councillor Jaye Robinson Mr. Kenneth Stewart Mr. Benjamin Wulffhart Ms. Andrea Tagalakis Senior Staff Jane Pyper, City Librarian Anne Bailey, Director, Branch Libraries Vickery Bowles, Director, Collections Management & City-Wide Services Ron Dyck, Director, Information Technology & Facilities Linda Hazzan, Director, Communications, Programming & Customer Engagement Larry Hughsam, Director, Finance & Treasurer Dan Keon, Director, Human Resources Linda Mackenzie, Director, Research & Reference Libraries Katherine Palmer, Director, Policy, Planning & E-Service Delivery Toronto Public Library Foundation Heather Rumball, President Literary events at Toronto Public Library are supported in part by a grant from the Canada Council. We gratefully acknowledge its support. Monday, July 1, 2013 Canada Day Closed Monday, August 5, 2013 Simcoe Day Closed youtube.com/torontopubliclibrary facebook.com/torontopubliclibrary twitter.com/torontolibrary flickr.com/torontopubliclibrary torontopubliclibrary.ca/e-news torontopubliclibrary.ca/blogs pinterest.com/torontolibrary 1
- 4. About our programs We have hundreds of library programs, classes and exhibits taking place at branches across the city. Except where indicated, most are: To get details about a program or to search for more: Go online Call us Visit a branch at torontopubliclibrary.ca/programs at Answerline 416-393-7131 Just ask staff for help About Toronto Public Library We are your source for fun, learning and information — your library card gives you free access to all materials, programs, events and resources in any of our branches and online at torontopubliclibrary.ca get hired, get smarter with job search help, training and lifelong learning enjoy culture at author readings, lectures, movie nights, music concerts and more relax in quiet, comfortable spaces to study, read and hang out With a library card, you can: We have something for everyone. Explore and enjoy everything we have to offer. Don’t have a library card? If you live, work or go to school in Toronto, you can get your card in minutes, for free. Sign up for yours today. Bring two pieces of identification (with your name and address) into any of our branches. TORONTO PUBLIC LIBRARYABOUT OUR PROGRAMS & TORONTO PUBLIC LIBRARY free provide all materials and supplies require no registration (look for * for those that do) generally an hour long borrow bestselling books, DVDs, CDs, e-books, online research tools and more get access to free Internet, wireless and computers play and learn with storytimes, crafts, games, movies and other activities 2 torontopubliclibrary.ca
- 5. kids SUMMER READING fun Featured Programs Join the TD Summer Reading Club Make the library a destination this summer. The Club helps keep kids reading all summer long with hundreds of programs and activities. This year’s theme is Go! and kids are encouraged to explore their neighbourhoods and the world afar with our line-up of fun storytimes, crafts, special guests, online jokes, games and much more. Also, members get a Club passport, an activity booklet (for kids from birth-5) or the new Club magazine (for ages 6-12), and stickers to keep track of their reading progress – all free at branches throughout the city. Visit your local library to find out all that we offer and to sign up. Remember to visit tdsummerreadingclub.ca for fun online too! TD
- 6. Developed by In partnership with Title sponsor Explore near and far at your library this summer. Discover art, science and places around the world with activities, games, prizes and lots of great reading ideas. Wherever you are, whatever your plans this summer, you can enjoy the Club … TD
- 7. …at your local library Walk, wheel, skate or pedal your way to your local branch. It’s the place to go this summer. Sign up to get your free Club passport and activity booklet, or new Club magazine. Come back for games and activities and collect passport stickers. And don’t forget about the books! Ask a librarian for what to read next, or to talk about what you’ve just read. …online @ tdsummerreadingclub.ca You’ll find awesome adventures, games, jokes, e-books and other cool stuff to do with members from across the country. Enter the codes from the passport stickers you collect to unlock secret bonus content. …from home or on the road Whether you’re heading off to camp, the cottage or just hanging out in the neighbourhood this summer, take the TD Summer Reading Club with you. Pack your Club magazine and passport and make sure to have your reading list. Bring an audiobook for the car or download some e-books to your e-reader – all available at your local library. Here are just a few of the TD Summer Reading Club programs you can enjoy this summer. Travelers Club New and different adventures await each week (for age 5 and up). Lillian H. Smith* Tuesdays, July 9-August 13 1:30 pm World Ceramics Explore cultures of the world through the ceramic objects they create. We will have artifacts from the Royal Ontario Museum to lead us on our adventure (for age 5-12). Jane/Dundas July 11 2 pm Mount Dennis July 16 2 pm Explore Continents Learn about new continents this summer (for ages 7-12). Albion Mondays, July 15-August 5 2 pm Globetrotting with Stories and a Craft Listen to travel stories and enjoy making a multicultural craft (for age 5 and up). Taylor Memorial July 17 1 pm College/Shaw August 6 2 pm Oceans Alive! Loretta Penny from Down To Earth Conservation Education explores vast underwater worlds (for age 5 and up). Free tickets required for admission. Don Mills August 13 2 pm *Call or visit the branch to register. For French programs, see page 15. Meet artist Matt James Meet the artist of this year’s Club artwork, as he shows you how to draw. Visit tdsummerreadingclub.ca for more information. For a complete listing of all Club programs, go to torontopubliclibrary.ca/go
- 8. BOOK CLUBS & WRITERS GROUPS TORONTO PUBLIC LIBRARY ADULTS Feminist Book Discussion Group The Older Women’s Network invites women, midlife and older, to share views and ideas about selected books. The focus is on feminist issues. Takes place in Room 2/3 (at North York Central) and Room 224 (at Northern District). Call or visit the branch for their list of books selected. North York Central July 3, August 7 1:30 pm Northern District July 17, August 21 2 pm Summer Book Clubs Call or visit the branch for their list of selected books. Jane/Dundas July 10, August 14 7 pm Northern District July 10, August 14 7 pm Kennedy/Eglinton July 25, August 29 6:30 pm Elmbrook July 25, August 29 7 pm Locke July 30, August 27 7 pm Long Branch July 30 7 pm Ladies First Book Club Members discuss a book read by the group. Eglinton Square* July 8, August 12 7 pm Non-Fiction Book Club A book club for people looking to read thought-provoking books. If you like to read non-fiction this is the place. Takes place in Elizabeth Beeton Auditorium. Toronto Reference July 31 6:30 pm Tea and Books Discuss new and old favourites with library staff. Light refreshments provided. Malvern* August 10 2 pm Book Clubs Come and participate in stimulating conversation. At every meeting, club members select a different book to discuss for the next get-together. New members are always welcome. Some clubs may select their books based on specific genres or group interests (such as non-fiction, mystery or classic). The following are just a few of the many bookclubs we have across the city. To find out if your branch has a book club, how you can join and suggest book titles and authors, call your local branch. BOOK CLUBS & WRITERS GROUPS Discuss your favourite stories with others or try your hand at creating your own. Participants in the annual Young Voices conference held at North York Central Library 6 torontopubliclibrary.ca * Call or visit the branch to register.
- 9. BOOK CLUBS & WRITERS GROUPSJuly - August 2013 Summer Reading with Evergreen Authors Ontario Library Association invites you to read Evergreen Award-nominated books and help choose a winner. Read the books and in the fall, meet the authors, take part in discussions and vote for your favourite. Author readings and voting dates to be announced in our fall issue. Sign up at these participating branches in late June: Annette Street Mimico Centennial Runnymede Writers Groups Toronto Writers Co-operative Workshops, guest authors, readings and open mic – your opportunity to polish, publish and perform your work. Program takes place in the Elizabeth Beeton Auditorium. Toronto Reference July 4, 18; August 1, 15, 29 6:30 pm Writers Group Creative writers can meet others who love to write and share their work. New writers are always welcome. Parliament Street Mondays, July 1-August 26 6:30 pm North York Central Thursdays, July 4, 18; August 1, 15, 29 4:30 pm Memoir Writing Group Practise writing vignettes from your life and share your stories with the group. Lillian H. Smith Mondays, July 8-August 26 2 pm Memoir Writing for Seniors Join a group of seniors to share, discuss and write. Cliffcrest July 9, 23; August 6, 20 1 pm Authors of Soul Poets and writers unite to share their artistic energy. Eglinton Square* July 15, August 19 7 pm Six Senses Workshop Canadian Authors Association Toronto branch Writer-in- Residence Sharon A. Crawford helps you kickstart your memoirs by using your senses to draw out emotion and memory. Agincourt* July 16 6:30 pm TEENS Use Your Words: Summer Workshops for Emerging Writers Find inspiration and hone your craft with some of the hottest writers in Toronto: Dalton Higgins (July 13), Emily Pohl-Weary (July 20) and Sheila Heti (July 27). For ages 16-30. Toronto Reference July 13, 20, 27 2 pm Teen Reads A summer book club just for teens. Get together to discuss some of the hottest books out there, as well as some of your personal favourites. For ages 12-18. Gerrard/Ashdale July 26, August 23 4 pm KIDS & FAMILIES Take Flight: Kids Write Catch those imaginative ideas before they get away! Lillian H. Smith Fridays, July 12-August 2 2 pm Book Clubs in Other Languages Cantonese Book Clubs Discuss great Chinese literature in a relaxing manner. Agincourt July 4, August 1 1:30 pm Goldhawk Park August 9 1 pm TO great resources for your book club: • Book Club To Go: Borrow multiple copies of a book for your book club. • Ideas for Book Clubs: Suggestions for book club activities and ideas. • Award Winners, Best Sellers, New Titles: Find your group’s next great read. • Book Buzz: Your online book club. Read this month’s pick and join the discussion. torontopubliclibrary.ca/bookclubs The Evergreen Award is part of the Ontario Library Association’s popular Forest of Reading™ award program. 7 * Call or visit the branch to register. For branch hours and locations, see pages 36-38.
- 10. Friends oF ToronTo Public library Book Ends Toronto’s Best kept secret Two unique second-hand bookstores run by the Friends of Toronto Public Library — North & South Chapter Book Ends north North York Central Library • 5120 Yonge St. Thursday, Friday & Saturday 10 am – 4 pm Book Ends south Toronto Reference Library • 789 Yonge St. Wednesday & Thursday | 12 – 8 pm Tuesday, Friday & Saturday | 12 – 5 pm all proceeds from the sales of books are donated to Toronto Public library Foundation and support Toronto Public Library programs. Sign up for email updates from the library Find out about our latest news, upcoming programs and recommended reading. Sign up today at: torontopubliclibrary.ca/e-news Get one of theseGot one of these? Borrow e-Books at the Library free with your library card torontopubliclibrary.ca/downloads
- 11. ADULTS Come in for help at our Business Information Desks at North York Central Library 416-395-5613 and Toronto Reference Library 416-393-7149. Or connect with more than 100 online business journals and articles. Visit torontopubliclibrary.ca/business and click on Business Databases. business research tools Many programs are ongoing and we’re adding more all the time. Visit torontopubliclibrary.ca/programs for upcoming dates and to find out what’s new. Get professional advice and resources at our free seminars, workshops and one-on-one sessions. Business resources and specialized staff are available at both Toronto Reference Library and North York Central Library BUSINESS, LEGAL & FINANCE It’s All About Balance: Retirement Planning This session covers how to plan for retirement, what factors need to be taken into consideration; trusts for dependents; leaving a legacy to those you love and value; tax and other benefits. To register, call 416-393-5924. Program takes place in the Elizabeth Beeton Auditorium. Toronto Reference* July 10 1 pm Wills Under the Magnifying Glass: Case Studies A program on the importance of a properly drawn will through case studies. Issues discussed include: no will/will kits; family contesting; executor predeceases; incapacity; importance of sharing your plan; multiple Wills; and letting a charity know of your intentions. To register, call 416-393-5924. Program takes place in the Elizabeth Beeton Auditorium. Toronto Reference* August 14 1 pm Small Business Success: Doing Market Research Online Learn how to use Scott’s Business Directories Online, article databases and other online sources to do market research for your small business. Call 416-393-7209 to register. Takes place in the Learning Centre. Toronto Reference August 20 2 pm 9 * Call or visit the branch to register. For branch hours and locations, see pages 36-38.
- 12. CAREER & JOB SEARCH HELP TORONTO PUBLIC LIBRARY ADULTS Employment Café Community agencies provide information on job search support, job postings and community information. Centennial Tuesdays, July 2-August 27 1 pm Social Media and Career Searching A facilitator from Goodwill Employment Services discusses how social media offers various online technology tools that enable job seekers to communicate through the Internet to share career-related information. Albert Campbell July 3 2 pm Discover the Right Career Explore your career options and discover careers that match your interests and personality traits. Participants have the opportunity to research one or more identified careers, as well as learn important information about job duties, salaries and career paths. Albert Campbell* July 17 2 pm Job Search at Your Fingertips Find out about the resources we have to help you with your job search. Space is limited. Call 416-395-5613 to reserve your spot. Takes place in the Learning Centre. North York Central July 18, August 15 2 pm Looking for a Job Discover the job hunting resources available at the library, including company and industry information and interview materials. Tours begin at the Business, Science and Technology Desk, 3rd floor. Toronto Reference July 22 6 pm A variety of career and job search books and other tools are available at branches throughout the city CAREER & JOB SEARCH HELP Labour Market Information Look for facts and figures on the labour market, and trends that could affect your occupation. This workshop provides you with current labour market information and resources for various careers. Albert Campbell August 14 2 pm Access Hidden Jobs A facilitator from Centennial College Job Connect shows participants how to access jobs that are never advertised. Albert Campbell* August 21 2 pm TEENS Youth Employment Workshops A representative from YES (Youth Employment Services) helps you with resumé writing, job searching and interview tips. Malvern* July 8-10 1 pm Career & Job Search Help in French Les Stratégies de Recherche d’emploi et la Carte d’Affaires Optimisez vos chances de trouver un emploi. Explorez les différentes stratégies de recherche est une étape à ne pas négliger! Apprenez comment utiliser la carte d’affaire comme moyen de vous démarquer professionnellement sur le marché de l’emploi. Pour vous s’inscrire contactez Jean-Marie au 416-203-1220 #242. Cet atelier est offert en partenariat avec Le Centre Francophone de Toronto. Toronto Reference 9 juillet 6:30 h Connect with job counsellors, employment agencies and a wealth of career-related resources. 10 torontopubliclibrary.ca * Call or visit the branch to register.
- 13. Learn more about using computer applications, online resources and research databases. A computer training class taking place in one of Toronto Public Library’s Learning Centres COMPUTER & LIBRARY TRAINING Computer basics at your library BASIC COMPUTER SKILLS If you have little or no computer experience, these programs can help you get familiar with a computer, its mouse and its keyboard -- as well as introduce you to the Internet. Move That Mouse Web Basics I Computer Basics for Seniors Part I: Move That Mouse Computer Basics for Seniors Part II: Explore the Web Seniors’ Drop-in INTERNET AND LIBRARY RESEARCH Expand your online research skills by using Internet and library content. Basic keyboarding and mouse skills are required and general knowledge of the Internet is recommended for these programs: Web Basics II: Search engines Web Basics III: Mastering search engine features Research Skills Researching Magazines and Journals Online Your City of Toronto on the Web EMAIL AND SOCIAL NETWORKING Find out how to connect online with your first email account or through social networking websites. Email Made Easy Social Networking: Facebook, Twitter, Wikis and Blogs INTRODUCTION TO E-BOOKS Discover how to access Toronto Public Library’s e-book collections. Download e-books to e-readers and mobile devices, or stream them to a computer. E-Book Basics WORD, EXCEL AND POWERPOINT Learn the basics of how to edit and format, create tables and presentations using Microsoft Office 2010. Word Basics Part I: Create and Edit a File Word Basics Part II: Formatting Excel Basics PowerPoint Basics These popular programs are ongoing and are offered in most of our branches and library Learning Centres across Toronto. Space is limited and registration may be required. For more information, dates, times and locations, call or visit your local branch. For branch hours and locations, see pages 36-38.
- 14. COMPUTER & LIBRARY TRAINING TORONTO PUBLIC LIBRARY At our research & Reference Libraries The following programs take place in the Learning Centres of Toronto Reference Library and North York Central Library. Basic keyboarding and mouse skills are required. To register, call 416-395-5674 to register (for North York Central) and 416-393-7209 (for Toronto Reference). Word Basics Part I: Create and Edit a File Learn to open Word, create a document, and save a file. An introduction to Microsoft Word 2010 in two sessions. North York Central July 9, August 3 10 am Toronto Reference July 16, August 7 10 am Word Basics Part II: Formatting Learn to edit and format text, use bullets and more. An introduction to Microsoft Word 2010 in two sessions. North York Central July 27 10 am August 20 1:45 pm Toronto Reference July 30, August 21 10 am PowerPoint Basics Learn to open, create and edit presentations using Microsoft PowerPoint 2010. Toronto Reference July 9, August 6 2 pm North York Central July 13, August 17 10 am July 30, August 26 1:45 pm Excel Basics Learn to open, create and edit a simple table using Microsoft Excel 2010. North York Central July 4 1:45 pm August 10 10 am Toronto Reference July 18, August 23 10 am Research Skills Research strategies, including the library catalog and online journal and magazine articles. Bring your library card. Toronto Reference July 17 10 am E-Book Basics Discover how to access Toronto Public Library’s e-book collections. Download e-books to e-readers and mobile devices, or stream them to a computer. Toronto Reference July 25 2 pm book a librarian Doing research? Need to find library information or help with e-books? Book a free 30 to 60 minute appointment with our staff. Ask our staff or visit torontopubliclibrary.ca/librarian 12 torontopubliclibrary.ca
- 15. ADULTS LGBTQ Literary Speed Dating Back by popular demand. Bring your favourite book, CD or DVD to discuss with other like-minded singles. Participants are encouraged to arrive by 6 pm to complete the registration process. For ages 19-35. Bloor/Gladstone* July 3, 10 6 pm Movies at the Library Join us for films, new and old. Don’t forget to bring a snack. Call the branch to find out what’s playing. North York Central Fridays, July 5-August 16 2 pm Toronto Reference Tuesdays, July 9-August 27 2 pm Sanderson July 10, August 14 5 pm Cedarbrae July 12 5 pm August 9 5:30 pm Palmerston July 18, August 15 6 pm S. Walter Stewart July 31, August 28 2 pm History of Carnival A carnival researcher shows how the Caribbean Carnival has connections with European and African roots and some Asian (Indian) influence. York Woods* July 6 1:30 pm Monday Docs Enjoy a variety of documentaries on interesting and current topics. Call the branch for film titles Malvern July 8, 22; August 12, 26 1 pm Just Classics Be entertained by unforgettable films from the past. Port Union Mondays, July 8-August 19 6 pm Don Mills July 12, August 9 2 pm East End Storytellers Group Share your love of stories and storytelling with others in a supportive environment. Open to storytellers of all levels including those just learning to share and tell stories. Story listeners are also welcome. Morningside July 17 6 pm Movie Night with Risa Shuman Films introduced by Risa Shuman, CBC Sunday Edition film commentator and former TVOntario Saturday Night at the Movies senior producer. Call the branch for titles. Runnymede July 17, August 21 6 pm Summer Storytelling Evening Join us for the 8th annual Summer Storytelling Evening. Enjoy a magical evening of stories on the patio in the heart of the Gerrard India Bazaar. All ages are welcome. Gerrard/Ashdale July 18 7 pm Blues Concert Don’t miss the award-winning Blues duo Diana Braithwaite and Chris Whiteley. Program takes place in the auditorium. To register, call 416-395-5639. North York Central July 24 12 pm Old Time Ways Concert Watch Sheesham and Lotus, historians of old time Appalachian Mountain music, play on the fiddle, banjo and all sorts of found objects. Program takes place in the auditorium. To register, call 416-395-5639. North York Central July 31 12 pm culture, arts & entertainment Expand your horizons with concerts, exhibits, discussions and more. A dance and drumming performance at the library in celebration of Aboriginal Week 13 * Call or visit the branch to register. For branch hours and locations, see pages 36-38.
- 16. CULTURE, ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT TORONTO PUBLIC LIBRARY Many programs are ongoing and we’re adding more all the time. Visit torontopubliclibrary.ca/programs for upcoming dates and to find out what’s new. TEENS Teen Flicks Enjoy a free movie at the library. Steeles July 5, August 2 4:30 pm Brentwood July 18, August 15 6 pm Talent Show Do you love to sing, dance, do stand-up comedy, recite poetry or play an instrument? Come and showcase it at our Teen Talent Show. If you are between the ages of 12 and 19 and would like to perform, just email asealy@ torontopubliclibrary.ca by July 6. Or, just come and watch the show. Program takes place in the auditorium. Don Mills July 13 2 pm Ramadan: How to Make Fast Food Fast Learn how to prepare some tasty fast-breaking foods for Ramadan. Share your recipes with other teens. York Woods* August 9 2 pm Rastafari Arts and Kulcha Festival Enjoy music, dance and theatre performances by tweens and teens ages 8-14. York Woods August 15 6 pm KIDS & FAMILIES Kids Concerts, Musicals and Sing-alongs Dance, clap and sing to a variety of songs performed by special guests. Albion July 2 2 pm Humberwood July 3 2 pm Long Branch July 9 2 pm Richview July 9 2 pm Pleasant View July 9, 16 11 am July 10 1 pm Bendale July 11 2 pm Goldhawk Park July 17 2 pm Taylor Memorial July 24 10:30 am College/Shaw July 30 2 pm Runnymede July 31 2 pm Eatonville August 13 2:15 pm Family Movies These are just a sample of the branches hosting new, popular and recently release movies this summer. Suitable for the whole family. Rated G. Space is limited. Check with your branch to see if tickets are required for admission. Free tickets can be picked up 30 minutes before the show. Call or visit to find out what’s playing. Barbara Frum Wednesdays, July 3-August 28 2 pm Evelyn Gregory Fridays, July 5-August 9 2 pm Sanderson Fridays, July 5-August 16 2 pm Albion July 6; August 3, 6 2 pm Highland Creek Saturdays, July 6-August 3 2 pm Port Union Mondays, July 8-29, August 19 2 pm Leaside Thursdays, July 11-August 29 2 pm Malvern July 12 6 pm Albion Tuesdays, July 16-23 2 pm Saturday, July 27 2 pm Don Mills July 18 2 pm Humber Summit July 19, August 23 2 pm Steeles July 20, August 17 11 am Flemingdon Park July 26 2 pm volunteer opportunities Support the library. Give an hour or two a week and make a lifetime of difference. Find out how you can help at torontopubliclibrary.ca/volunteering 14 torontopubliclibrary.ca * Call or visit the branch to register.
- 17. CULTURE, ARTS & ENTERTAINMENTJuly - August 2013 Magic Shows Fast-paced, hilarious magic shows for age 3 and up. Tickets may be required for admission. Check with your branch. Free tickets are available a half hour before the show. Goldhawk Park July 3 1 pm Wychwood July 4 10:30 am Don Mills July 9, August 6 2 pm Taylor Memorial July 10 1 pm Richview July 16 2 pm Gerrard/Ashdale July 17 2 pm Evelyn Gregory July 24 11 am York Woods July 24 2 pm S. Walter Stewart July 25 2 pm Dawes Road July 26 2 pm Pleasant View July 27 2 pm Albion August 13 2 pm Victoria Village August 23 2 pm Puppet Shows Free tickets for admission may be required. Call or visit the branch for more information. Oakwood Village July 3 2 pm Perth/Dupont July 4 2 pm Pape/Danforth July 10, August 7 10:30 am, 2 pm S. Walter Stewart July 11 2 pm Parliament Street July 15 10:30 am, 2 pm Riverdale July 15 2 pm Sanderson July 16 2 pm College/Shaw July 23 2 pm Long Branch July 23 2 pm Richview July 23 2 pm Danforth/Coxwell July 30 2 pm Goldhawk Park July 31 2 pm Mount Dennis August 6 2 pm Evelyn Gregory August 7 2 pm Spadina Road August 7 2 pm Malvern August 14 2 pm Locke August 21 2 pm Wychwood August 29 10:30 am Culture, Arts & Entertainment in French Ces programmes sont pour les enfants d’âge scolaire. Pour vous inscrire ou pour plus d’information appelez ou visitez la succursale directement. These programs are for school-age children. To register, call or visit the branch. Mireille Messier Lorsque Charlotte découvre qu’elle porte le même prénom que plusieurs villes du monde elle tente de trouver un nouvel endroit à nommer en son honneur. Venez faire le tour du monde avec Mireille Messier, auteur et sa marionnette. Author Mireille Messier and her puppet from her new book take you around the world. North York Central 4 juillet 2 h Runnymede 10 juillet 2 h Agincourt 12 juillet 2 h Le Masque est le Message Venez découvrir le langage des masques qui s’animent d’une manière surprenante. Discover the language of masks in a very surprising way. Brentwood 5 juillet 2 h Brookbanks 11 juillet 2 h Parkdale 24 juillet 2 h Malvern 1 août 2 h Njacko Backo Musique et contes d’Afrique. Music and stories in French from Africa (for all ages). Woodside Square* 9 juillet 2 h Parliament Street* 16 juillet 2 h Albert Campbell* 17 juillet 2 h S. Walter Stewart* 18 juillet 2 h Audiobooks A great way to enjoy family road trips together torontopubliclibrary.ca/downloads 15 * Call or visit the branch to register. For branch hours and locations, see pages 36-38.
- 18. CULTURE, ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT TORONTO PUBLIC LIBRARY Follow Toronto Public Library on Explore our city and nation’s past with unique and rare images from our Special Collections. Browse staff-picked booklists and borrow items to inspire you at home and in life. pinterest.com/torontolibrary Théâtre Musical Interactif avec Grace L’histoire du Canada n’a jamais été aussi amusante! The history of Canada has never been so much fun! Albion 12 juillet 2 h Downsview 19 juillet 2 h Sanderson 30 juillet 2 h Philippe Flahaut Chansons traditionnelles de la France et du Québec. Traditional French songs from Quebec and France. Annette Street 16 juillet 2 h Jane/Dundas 18 juillet 10:30 h Maria A. Shchuka 22 juillet 2 h Musique et Légendes d’Afrique de l’Ouest Venez découvrir la musique, les tambours et les danses traditionnelles d’Afrique de l’Ouest avec Tamsir dans ce programme interactif. Discover music, drums, dances and legends from West Africa during this interactive program. Main Street 16 juillet 2 h High Park 17 juillet 2 h Tante Caroline Suivez la conteuse Tante Caroline et Noisette son écureuil pour une arrivée à destination de l’imagination. Follow Tante Caroline and Noisette, her squirrel, for a fun and exciting imaginary trip. Danforth/Coxwell 23 juillet 2 h Cedarbrae 24 juillet 2 h Brentwood 25 juillet 10 h Don Mills 25 juillet 2 h Rigodon...Chantons avec Andrea! Dans ce programme interactif vous apprendrez des chansons des voyageurs et des habitants canadiens-français et vous aurez la chance d’entendre plusieurs instruments musicaux comme l’épinette des Vosges. Learn songs as well as be introduced to several French musical instruments like the épinette des Vosges. Richview 30 juillet 2 h Bloor/Gladstone 31 juillet 2 h 16 torontopubliclibrary.ca * Call or visit the branch to register.
- 19. Everything you never expected in a library card Think the library is only about books? In fact, your library card also gives you free access to e-books, online research tools, programs, career resources, special collections and more. For all that you need and more, visit any branch and get your free card today. torontopubliclibrary.ca
- 20. Enjoy a variety of exhibits featuring local artists at select branches throughout the city. For a complete listing of all art exhibits, go to torontopubliclibrary.ca/exhibits. community art Mondo Somnium by James Mason Northern District Wall Art – Toronto Graffiti by Alan Buist Oakwood Village El Silencio de los Libros – The Silence of the Books by Alvaro Alejandro Richview Carchitecture by Jeff Mann Runnymede Flowers, Fur and Feathers by Judy-Ann Cazemier S. Walter Stewart The Beauty of Life by Lee Fah Chua Woodside Square Indefinite Conviction by Jamie Marie Iamarino Yorkville Art of Vincent Cruz by Vincent Cruz S. Walter Stewart Sin Yi & Students’Artwork by Sin Yi Chow Woodside Square Textures – Tapestry Exhibition by Juana Sleizer Yorkville AUGUST Facing Blue by Dina Belaia Deer Park Textasy Revisited by Guinevere Pura Leaside Community Stories by Peter Lewicki Mimico Centennial Mythos of Nature by Heather Morton North York Central JULY The City as I see It by Neil Bass Deer Park The Most Dangerous Animal: Man by Alexandra Bayliss Leaside A Revealing Beauty by Mirna Chacin Mimico Centennial Galut /Crown Series by Sandra Haar North York Central Words, Water, Light by Marvyne Jenoff Northern District Missing by Ilene Sova Oakwood Village Expressions: A Brush with Colour by Gil Caldwell Richview Mosaic Dream Waves by Catherine Raine Runnymede
- 21. INCREDIBLE JOURNEYS View the Osborne Collection’s exhibit of children’s books and art celebrating travel. Explore amazing destinations and modes of transport, from Gulliver’s Travels and Around the World in Eighty Days to Chitty-Chitty-Bang-Bang and The Jolly Jump-Ups Journey Through Space. Whether it’s a walk around the block, or a trip to the moon, children’s book characters are on the move. June 22–September 7 Illustration: Cover design from The Dreamland Express. Written and illustrated by H.R. Millar. London: Oxford University Press, 1927 OSBORNE COLLECTION OF EARLY ChILDREN’S BOOkS at Lillian h. Smith Branch TD GALLERY at Toronto Reference Library Featuring rare and unique items from the library’s Special Collections, Flight explores both the real and fantastical, the possible and impossible. With a special showing of select prints from one of only five known Audubon Birds of America folios in Canada. July 13–September 22 CURatOR tOURS: July 30; August 16; September 13, 2 pm GaLLERY PROGRam Bird Watching with John Carley and Mark Peck. July 24, 6:30 pm Toronto Reference Library, Elizabeth Beeton Auditorium Illustration: Leo and Diane Dillon, Worldly Wisdom, Watercolour and pastel on paper, 1980. Flight A Thrilling History of an Idea
- 22. ESL & NEWCOMERS TORONTO PUBLIC LIBRARY ADULTS English Language Learning Canada My New Home: Steps to English Fluency YMCA Newcomer Information Center invites newcomers to share in talks about Canadian life, culture and traditions. Centennial Tuesdays, Thursdays, July 2-August 29 4 pm English as a Second Language Classes Various classes are offered from basic to advanced levels to help you with your English language skills and to learn about Canadian culture. This program also helps students get ready for TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) — a test that is for university admission. Programs are by Toronto District School Board or Toronto Catholic District School Board. Call the branch to find out what class levels are offered. There is no day care offered. North York Central* Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays, July 2-26 9 am Dawes Road* Tuesday-Thursday, July 2-18 9:30 am Malvern* Tuesdays-Thursdays, July 2-25 9:30 am English Conversation Circle Practise your skills, make new friends and learn about the library. You must be at least 18 years of age and have landed immigrant or refugee status to participate. Co-sponsored with community agencies and/or Citizenship & Immigration Canada. North York Central Wednesday, July 3-August 28 6 pm Flemingdon Park* Thursday, July 4-August 29 6:30 pm Malvern Thursdays, July 4-August 29 2 pm Let’s Talk: A Meet and Speak Improve your English skills while talking about new and interesting topics. Mimico Centennial* Fridays, July 5-26 3:30 pm Centennial Mondays, July 8-August 26 10 am ESL Reading and Conversation Circle Join us for some conversation and light reading. Albion Mondays, July 8-August 19 4:30 pm ESL for Seniors A drop-in program teaching basic English. Co-sponsored with Catholic-Cross Cultural Services. Woodside Square Mondays, July 8-29 2 pm Find ESL classes, conversation circles and materials in your own language to help you get settled in your new home. Many quiet spaces are available for individual and group learning ESL & NEWCOMERS 20 torontopubliclibrary.ca * Call or visit the branch to register.
- 23. ESL & NEWCOMERSJuly - August 2013 Many programs are ongoing and we’re adding more all the time. Visit torontopubliclibrary.ca/programs for upcoming dates and to find out what’s new. TO getting settled: • English Classes: Language classes and conversation circles for any age, not just for students. • ESL & Fun Programs for Kids: Reading programs and storytimes in English and other languages. • Citizenship Practice Tests: To help you prepare for your Citizenship Test. • Job Training & Certification: Programs, resources and free computers to get online and use Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint. • Living in Toronto: Our library settlement workers can help you get started in Toronto and Canada. torontopubliclibrary.ca/newtocanada Settlement Programs Knitters’ Drop-in A great place to share your interest in knitting and crochet. Whether you’re a beginner or a pro, drop in and spend some time with fellow crafters. It’s also a great way to practise your English conversation skills. Please bring your own yarn and needles. Cedarbrae July 2, August 6 5 pm Mondays, July 8-29; August 12-26 5 pm Business Communication Circle Improve your business communication skills and knowledge of the Canadian workplace culture. Co-sponsored with MicroSkills. Bridlewood Wednesdays, July 3-17; August 7-28 3 pm Craft Connections Meet a group of crafters who teach and learn from each other. Bring a project that you are working on or pick up a new craft to start on. Gerrard/Ashdale Wednesdays, July 3-August 28 2 pm Citizenship Education Mentoring Circle A ten-week program to improve your spoken English, in our small group setting with trained mentors. Talk about topics from the Discover Canada booklet. Program is for landed immigrants and convention refugees age 19 and up with LINC level 4 and up. Sponsored by CultureLink. Burrows Hall* Thursdays, July 4-August 29 6 pm North York Central* Mondays, July 8-22 6 pm Toronto Reference Tuesdays, July 9-August 27 6 pm Welcome to Canada Join us for information sessions on discovering Canada, studying in Canada, and working in Canada. Centennial July 25, August 29 6 pm Information for Newcomers A COSTI representative helps you get information you need on employment, health, education, housing and settling into your community. North York Central July 26, August 30 2 pm ESL Programs & Newcomers in Other Languages Newcomer Programs (in Chinese) An information program with the Cross-Cultural Community Services Association. Steeles July 24, August 28 1:30 pm 21 * Call or visit the branch to register. For branch hours and locations, see pages 36-38.
- 24. librarysettlement services One-on-one help for newcomers with settlement needs, offered in many languages. To find out if your local library offers settlement services, call Answerline 416-393-7131 or visit torontopubliclibrary.ca/newtocanada and click on Living in Toronto. Funded by material in your own language Explore more than 60 languages available in our collections. torontopubliclibrary.ca/yourlanguage
- 25. the bridge to employment in Canada newtocanada.humber.ca
- 26. HEALTH & WELLNESS TORONTO PUBLIC LIBRARY ADULTS Prevention with Nutrition Learn the facts about our bodies and how the foods we eat (and don’t eat) can affect our health. Find out how to apply that knowledge in everyday health choices for ourselves and our loved ones. Cedarbrae July 6, August 3 3 pm Nifty Frum Friends Join our informal group of retirees to exchange news and views on a variety of topics. Takes place in Room A, 3rd floor. Barbara Frum* July 9, August 6 2 pm Summer Stress and Sleep Get a handle on stress and learn some simple and effective techniques to improve sleep. Co-sponsored program with Wavelength Wellness. Main Street* July 17 7 pm Street Smarts: Safe Cycling Workshop Cycle Toronto’s interactive Street Smarts workshops cover the benefits of commuting by bicycle, laws that govern cyclists and motorists, techniques for safe street riding, basic bike maintenance, route selection and how to fix a flat tire. Everyone receives a copy of Toronto Cyclists Handbook and a Toronto bike map. Brentwood* July 20 2 pm Beaches* August 17 2 pm Personal Safety and Home Security Workshop This workshop focuses on important safety topics including how to prevent assault and injury, ways to reduce your risk of becoming a victim of crime, and tips on securing your home and property. This program is a joint effort with Crime Prevention Association of Toronto. Agincourt* July 23 6 pm KIDS & FAMILIES At Home Alone Is your child ready to be left home alone safely? Parents and children can find out together and prepare. Burrows Hall* July 9 6 pm Health & Wellness Programs in Other Languages Wellness Program for Seniors (in Chinese) Co-sponsored by St. Paul’s Community Services and Housing for older adults and seniors. Steeles July 4, August 1 1 pm Living a Healthy Life with Chronic Pain (in Cantonese) A six-week workshop on how to better manage your pain, your emotions and your daily activities. Receive a copy of the book, Living a Healthy Life with Chronic Conditions. Caregivers and adults of all ages are welcome. Co-sponsored Ontario Central East Local Health Integration Network. Agincourt Mondays, July 8-August 19 9:30 am Participate in classes, workshops and lectures that explore a variety of ways to keep healthy in mind, body and spirit. HEALTH & WELLNESS Bellydancing at Woodside Square Branch TO our health & wellness blog torontopubliclibrary.ca/healthandwellness 24 torontopubliclibrary.ca * Call or visit the branch to register.
- 28. For the everyday things we need — health advice, homework and job search help, language learning, even car repairs — your virtual library is there for you anytime, anywhere. Access online magazines, newspapers and directories like Consumer Reports, The Globe and Mail, Mango Language Learning, Naxos Music, Kids InfoBits and Chilton’s Auto Repair — all free, with your library card. Available 24/7 at torontopubliclibrary.ca/databases Car problems? The library can help
- 29. ADULTS Knitters and Crocheters Drop-in If you enjoy knitting and crocheting and would like the chance to meet other crafter’s in the community, please drop in. All you need to bring are knitting needles/crochet hooks and your favourite yarn. Centennial Tuesdays, July 2-August 27 6:30 pm Kennedy/Eglinton Tuesdays, July 2-30 6 pm Cedarbrae Mondays, July 8-29; August 12-26 5 pm July 2, August 6 5 pm Northern Elms Wednesdays, July 3-August 28 7 pm Long Branch Thursdays, July 4-August 29 4:30 pm Malvern Fridays, July 5, 19; August 2, 16, 30 6 pm Call for Quilters Join the Chatelaines Quilt Club and make a Victorian crazy quilt. No experience needed. All quilts are worked on together and donated to charitable organizations. Jones Tuesdays, July 2-30 6:30 pm Learn to Camp A free interactive presentation on what camping is like in Ontario Parks. Learn camping basics, see different types of camping equipment and hear advice from experts. All ages are welcome. Malvern* July 6 2 pm Tatting Anyone? Tatting is the art of making lace by knotting thread. It can be used for jewelry, decorations, edgings and so much more. Long Branch July 27, August 24 1 pm TEENS Play Oware Play one of the oldest board games. Brush up on your skills and challenge other teens to compete with you. York Woods* July 3, 17, 31; August 14, 28 2 pm Tween Thursdays Are you between the ages of 9-16 and looking for something fun and exciting to do this summer? Join us and make some new friends and share some laughs while making friendship bracelets, silk screening, shadowboxing and more. Barbara Frum* Thursdays, July 11-25; August 8, 22 2 pm Chess Club Have fun playing chess while you improve your critical thinking skills. Open to beginners and experienced players alike. For ages 7-18. Barbara Frum* Fridays, July 12-August 16 2 pm Console Gaming School your opponents in a frenzy of awesomeness. Prove you have the skills to challenge others using a variety of different gaming systems. York Woods* July 12, August 16 2 pm HOBBIES, CRAFTS & GAMES Feed your fun side. Start with an inexpensive hobby, create art with professional artists or just relax with any of our other leisure activities. Goblins on Magic Bazaar, a display from one of many kids’ programs, St. James Town Branch 27 * Call or visit the branch to register. For branch hours and locations, see pages 36-38.
- 30. HOBBIES, CRAFTS & GAMES TORONTO PUBLIC LIBRARY How far away does an animal have to be before you help?TO more kids and teens programs in What's On: • TD Summer Reading Club, page 3 • Book clubs and writing groups, page 7 • Movies and puppet shows, page 14 • Programs in French, page 15 • Reading programs and Storytimes, page 30 • Science and technology programs, page 31 Nail Art Found a nice nail design from one of our many books on health and beauty? Come to the library and do up your nails with cool designs and colours perfect for summer. For ages 12-19. Malvern* July 17 3:30 pm Jewellery Making Workshop Check out our selection of books on jewellery making and join us for a hands-on workshop on how you can make beautiful jewellery right at home. For ages 12-19. Malvern* August 6 3:30 pm KIDS & FAMILIES Thank Goodness It’s Friday TGIF! Enjoy a different activity each week. Bingo, crafts, gaming and more. For ages 7-12. Albion Fridays, July 5, 19; August 2-16 2 pm Chess in the Library Want to play chess with others in the community? We have CFC and CMA rated games, casual chess, beginner lessons, chess puzzle competitions, simultaneous exhibitions by masters and much more. For age 10 and up. Malvern Saturdays, July 6-August 31 10 am Lego Club for Kids Join our Club where you can create, build and use your imagination. Queen/Saulter Tuesday, July 16, August 16 4 pm Bingo! Join us for Bingo and you could win a prize. Brentwood July 31 2 pm 28 torontopubliclibrary.ca * Call or visit the branch to register.
- 31. kids & families These programs are for children birth to five years old and their parents or caregivers. They encourage a lifelong love of reading, build reading readiness in children, and show parents and caregivers how to help their child get ready for reading. To find out more about our Ready for Reading programs and services, visit torontopubliclibrary.ca/readyforreading For dates, times and locations of programs near you, go to torontopubliclibrary.ca/programs or call your branch. Some branches have limited space and require pre-registration. Discover the joy of reading in librarian-led classes and workshops. Storytimes READING PROGRAMS & STORYTIMES Enjoying a performance at Albert Campbell Branch Baby Time Bouncing and tickling rhymes, songs and stories for babies from birth to 18 months with their parents or caregivers. Toddler Time Stories, songs and rhymes for children age 19 months to 3 years with their parents or caregivers. Preschool Time Stories, songs and rhymes for children age 3-5 years with their parents or caregivers. Family Time Stories, songs, rhymes and activities for children age 5 and under with their parents or caregivers. Pyjama Time Bedtime stories, songs, rhymes and activities for children age 5 and under with their parents or caregivers. 29
- 32. READING PROGRAMS & STORYTIMES TORONTO PUBLIC LIBRARY torontopubliclibrary.ca/readyforreading finger plays | songs & rhymes | booklists stories & poems | music & videos literacy games & activities Let’s Get Ready for Reading has been published with the support of the Toronto Public Library Foundation and its generous funders, and was developed by the Toronto Public Library. A fun and easy guide to help kids become readers Browse it. Borrow it. Or buy it at any Toronto Public Library branch. ($3) Summer Friendship Circle A six-week program for ages 10-12. Come and meet new friends and have fun! Centennial* Tuesdays, Thursdays, July 2-August 8 1 pm Reading Partners Read with a friend and write letters to a pen pal. Mount Dennis Tuesdays, July 2-August 6 2 pm Learning Through Play Co-sponsored with Ontario Early Years. Activities include pre-reading, arts and crafts. For ages 2-6. Centennial Wednesdays, July 3-August 28 10 am Albion Thursdays, July 4-August 29 4 pm Cliffcrest Saturdays, July 6-August 17 10 am Saturday Storytime Songs, stories, finger plays and read a-loud books for all ages. Albion Saturday, July 6-August 31 11 am Giggle and Sing with Rob Joy A musical concert for age 5 and under with entertainer Rob Joy from Alistair Ant Productions. Rob’s humorous songs and stories are sure to be a hit. Registration begins on June 10. Pleasant View* July 16 11 am Story and Movie Drop in for stories and movies on hot summer days. For all ages. Leaside Tuesdays, July 16-August 27 2 pm Nannies are Special Babies, tots and nannies celebrate together with stories, songs and rhymes. Wychwood August 13 10:30 am 30 torontopubliclibrary.ca * Call or visit the branch to register.
- 33. SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGYJuly - August 2013 RESP GIVEAWAY $5000 in RESPs to be won. Visit kumoncanada.ca to enter! Expand your mind and learn more about the world around you in a variety of lectures and discussions. SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY KIDS & FAMILIES How to Hand-raise Monarch Butterflies A demonstration and detailed instruction on how to find, identify and hand-raise Monarch butterflies which are considered a species at risk. Information is provided on butterfly gardening, particularly growing several varieties of milkweed. Children must be accompanied by an adult. For ages 6-12. Danforth/Coxwell* July 9 2 pm Bugology Bugs Without Borders visits Riverdale Branch to introduce you to weird and wonderful creatures. Learn about how important insects are to us, and interact with our special insect guests using a variety of scientific tools. For age 6 and up. Riverdale* August 22 2 pm Mad Science! Science-themed shows designed to amaze and entertain children ages 6-12. Pleasant View July 13 2 pm Dufferin/St. Clair July 17 2 pm Woodview Park July 17 2 pm Perth/Dupont July 18 2 pm Don Mills July 23 2 pm High Park July 23 2 pm Runnymede July 24 2 pm Palmerston July 25 2 pm Victoria Village August 1 2 pm Malvern August 8 2 pm Thorncliffe August 15 2 pm Albion August 31 2 pm 31 * Call or visit the branch to register. For branch hours and locations, see pages 36-38.
- 34. Your Support is Absolutely Vital The Toronto Public Library Foundation extends a heartfelt THANK YOU to donors who made gifts to Toronto Public Library Foundation between January 1 and March 31, 2013, including: CORPORATE AND FOUNDATIONS Kotsonas Gavin Ezekowitz John R. Farrell Michael Flux Julie Flynn-Still Rick Goldsmith Stella Guenther Amanda Lang J. Malkin & E. Jacobson Judith Megow-Rose Barbara L. Michasiw Heather Mummery Andre Nowakowski & Katherine Gurney Lloyd Robertson Heather Rumball Steven Smith Sonja Smits & Seaton McLean Walter Stewart David Strom Karen Walsh & David Roffey Friends ($250 - $999) Katherine Adams Margaret Agar Kapilesh Arekar Wiliam Barker John Bedford Leslie Borbas Thomas Boyd Janet Bruce Rachel Bunbury Amy Burstyn-Fritz Mary & James Carey-Hill Sarah Climenhaga Paul Connelly Gail Cunningham David & Carol Cuthbertson Arlene Escobar Danos Shelley L. Dolan Christina Duff Stewart Marco Fedele Russell C. Finch Lela Garyfalow Christine Giraldi Shirley Griffith John Hancock Catharine Heddle & Terry Lee Sharon Ho Christopher Homer Kim Huntley Frances Johnson Dixie Kee James Knoop Yoko Kutney Victoria Lee Carolyn Lemon P. Levay Maureen Lukie Michelle Mackenzie Heather Mathis Dan McCaw Donna McCraw Maureen McFarland Virginia McLaughlin Maxine Munroe Dennis O’Connell Toni Osbourne Mike Pezzack Susan Phillips Stephen Phillips Tim & Carol Pinnington Mary Pitts Claudine Pope Robert Porter Tatiana Read Chris Robinson Allen Russell Nigel Russell Terrence Ryan N. Yvonne Sawden Frances Schwenger Lois Scouten Julian Sleath Rosemary Smith David Stephenson Barbara Tallis Wanda Trimble Connie Vanryn Cynthia Walker David Williams Bill Wilson Gordon Wong Benjamin Wulffhart Anonymous (9) Benefactors ($10,000 - $24,999) The Black Family Foundation Great-West Life, London Life and Canada Life Leaders ($5,000 - $9,999) Library Bound Inc. Partners ($1,000 - $4,999) Enterprise Holdings The Ira Gluskin & Maxine Granovsky Gluskin Charitable Foundation The Geoffrey H. Wood Foundation Friends ($250 - $999) Manulife Financial Anonymous INDIVIDUALS Reserve List Circle ($25,000 - $99,999) Daniel brothers in hon- our of their mother, Norine Rose Conservator’s Circle ($10,000 - $24,999) Murray Frum & Family Avid Reader’s Circle ($2,500 - $4,999) Cindy & Bob Blakely Reader’s Circle ($1,000 - $2,499) Gamal Abdel-Shehid & Anjula Gogia Conrad Black Paulette Bourgeois Marcella & Michael Bungay Stanier Margaret Calame Paul Carney & Mary Frances Ellison Barbara Church Brenda Clark Rita Cox Arlene Dickinson Jane Dobell Ronald Dyck Emelita Ervin & Chloe
- 35. Your Library. Vital to you. Vital to support. Donate to Toronto Public Library Foundation today. tplfoundation.ca 789 Yonge Street, Toronto, Ontario M4W 2G8 • 416-393-7123 • foundation@torontopubliclibrary.ca Book Lover’s Ball Thank you to our Book Lover’s Ball supporters, at this year’s Ball on February 7th, we raised over $530,000 for Toronto’s Library. Sponsors: Sun Life Financial TD Bank Group Whitehots Inc. Ontario Secondary School Teachers’ Federation Quad/Graphics Friesens Corporation Harlequin Toronto Star City Chatelaine Hello! Canada Flare Cober Evolving Solutions Social Catalyst Inc. Fairmont Royal York Tables Barrick Gold Corporation Bell Richard & Joan Boxer Buckingham Capital Corporation CIBC World Markets Inc. Conestoga Cold Storage Connor, Clark & Lunn Financial Group Eastern Construction Company Ltd. HarperCollins Canada Herzig Eye Institute KPMG Mackenzie Financial Hon. Margaret McCain Janet & Bruce McKelvey MTS Allstream Inc. Penguin Group (Canada) Random House of Canada Limited RBC Capital Markets Simon & Schuster Canada Edward & Marisa Sorbara Ticket buyers and Adopt-a- Branch Paul Ainslie David Allan Katherine Andrew Bryan Arnold Anne Bailey Douglas Baker Linwood Barclay Cheryl Barton Gary Bates Rita Bates Pat Bauer Joe & Antoinette Berridge Bob & Cindy Blakely Lawrence Boland Vickery Bowles Erin Brand Stephen Brunt Gary Brusseau Cathy Buchanan Brian Burlacoff Christian Cameron Kelda Card Wendy M. Cecil David Chilton Graham Chubb Christina Clifford Angela Codina Anne Collins Kieran Conroy Janice Copeland Kenneth Coran Hilary Cunningham Alexandra Da Gama Rose Elly Daniels Robert Dawson Susan Dawson Thomas Di Giacomo Consiglio Di Nino Gordon Doherty Brian Donlan Kevin Dougherty Martha Durdin Ronald Dyck Alison Eastwood Catherine Eplett Melanie Farrell Sheilagh Fletcher & Phillip H. Carter Cathy Furlong Elizabeth Gabriell Gale, a Cengage Learning Company Clifford & Doris Goldfarb Maggie Gosselin Lorne Greenspoon Kirsten Hanson Donna Hayes & Brad Martin Geoffrey Hayes Peter Hayes Linda Hazzan Linda Holeman David Holland Thrina Howes-Berry Larry Hughsam Kim Huntley Guy Kay Dan Keon Diane Kerner Carol Kirsh Howard Kitto Douglas Knight Danielle Kotvas Greg Laurin Madeleine Lefebvre Gary Lewis Sidney Lindsay James Loewen Linda Mackenzie Ralph Mackenzie Leo Makrimichalos Anna Markiewicz Heather Mathis Margaret McCain Clare McCurley Bruce McKelvey Heather McNab Philip Moore Wendy Moran Maxwell Morgan Ajon Moriyama Scott Morrison Scott Mullin Frank O’Brien Carol Off Katrina Onstad Nancy Pak Ross Parry Christopher Peirce Tim & Carol Pinnington Shelley Potter Andrew Pyper Jane Pyper Helen Reeves C. S. Richardson Anthony Romano Ron Rout Janet Russell Asif Sachedina Jeffrey Sack Ken Setterington Ted Sharp Donna Shea Ian R.J. Still Craig Swinwood Robert Toole Beverly Topping Torcom Construction Inc. Shirley Trojman Lynne Everatt Vassilakos Ann Louise Vehovec David Wall Robert Weller Margaret Wilkie Nora Young Anonymous (2)
- 36. TORONTO PUBLIC LIBRARYBRANCH MAP 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 25 24 27 28 26 2 22 23 31 Bookmobile stopsResearch & Reference librariesNeighbourhood branches District branches 34 torontopubliclibrary.ca
- 37. 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 30 33 31 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 29 32 30 BRANCH MAPJuly - August 2013 1 Ward’s Island 2 Queen’s Quay 3 Swansea Plaza 4 Mabelle 5 Willowridge 6 Martinway Plaza 7 Braeburn 8 North Kipling 9 Driftwood Community Centre 10 Needle Firway 11 Firgrove 12 Concourse Plaza 13 Wycliffe 14 Yonge Village 15 Bayview Cummer Plaza 16 Brahms 17 Nymark Plaza 18 Glamorgan 19 Scarborough Town Centre 20 Morningside Heights 21 Oakridge Community Centre 22 St. Andrews 23 Sheppard Plaza 24 Bathurst Manor Plaza 25 Lawrence Heights Community Centre 26 Caledon Village 27 Chetta Place 28 Martha Eaton Way 29 Scarborough Village 30 Midland Danforth 31 Metro Hall 32 Fairview Mall Bookmobile stops Bookmobile schedule: page 39. Bookmobile questions: 416-395-5560 Bookmobile website: torontopubliclibrary.ca/bookmobiles 35
- 38. TORONTO PUBLIC LIBRARYBRANCH HOURS & LOCATIONS LC = Learning Centre LSP = Library Settlement Partnerships * Closed Sundays, June 30 - September 1 inclusive. F/1 Agincourt 416-396-8943 155 Bonis Ave. M1T 3W6 Mon-Fri 9-8:30; Sat 9-5; *Sun 1:30-5 X • • F/3 Albert Campbell 416-396-8890 496 Birchmount Rd. M1K 1N8 Mon 12:30-8:30; Tues-Fri 9-8:30; Sat 9-5; *Sun 1:30-5 X • • A/1 Albion 416-394-5170 1515 Albion Rd. M9V 1B2 Mon-Thur 9-8:30; Fri 9-6; Sat 9-5; *Sun 1:30-5 X • • A/4 Alderwood 416-394-5310 2 Orianna Dr. M8W 4Y1 Mon 10-8:30; Tues, Wed & Fri 10-6; Thur 12:30-8:30; Sat 9-5 X C/2 Amesbury Park 416-395-5420 1565 Lawrence Ave. W. M6L 1A8 Tues & Thur 12:30-8:30; Wed & Fri 10-6; Sat 9-5 X C/3 Annette Street 416-393-7692 145 Annette St. M6P 1P3 Mon 10-8:30; Tues & Thur 12:30-8:30; Wed & Fri 10-6; Sat 9-5 X D/2 Armour Heights 416-395-5430 2140 Avenue Rd. M5M 4M7 Tues, Thur & Fri 10-6; Wed 12:30-8:30; Sat 9-5 X D/2 Barbara Frum 416-395-5440 20 Covington Rd. M6A 3C1 Mon 12:30-8:30; Tues-Thur 9-8:30; Fri 9-6; Sat 9-5; *Sun 1:30-5 X D/1 Bayview 416-395-5460 Bayview Village Shopping Centre 2901 Bayview Ave. M2K 1E6 Mon 10-8:30; Tues & Thur 12:30-8:30; Wed & Fri 10-6; Sat 9-5; *Sun 1:30-5 Expanded hours during Fairview renovations. X E/4 Beaches 416-393-7703 2161 Queen St. E. M4L 1J1 Mon-Thur 9-8:30; Fri & Sat 9-5 X G/2 Bendale 416-396-8910 1515 Danforth Rd. M1J 1H5 Tues & Thur 12:30-8:30; Wed & Fri 10-6; Sat 9-5 X B/2 Black Creek 416-395-5470 North York Sheridan Mall 1700 Wilson Ave. M3L 1B2 Tues & Thur 12:30-8:30; Wed & Fri 10-6; Sat 9-5 X C/3 Bloor/Gladstone 416-393-7674 1101 Bloor St. W. M6H 1M7 Mon-Fri 9-8:30; Sat 9-5; *Sun 1:30-5 X • • B/3 Brentwood 416-394-5240 36 Brentwood Rd. N. M8X 2B5 Mon-Thur 9-8:30; Fri 9-6; Sat 9-5; *Sun 1:30-5 F/1 Bridlewood 416-396-8960 Bridlewood Mall 2900 Warden Ave. M1W 2S8 Mon-Fri 9-8:30; Sat 9-5 X • • E/2 Brookbanks 416-395-5480 210 Brookbanks Dr. M3A 2T8 Tues & Thur 12:30-8:30; Wed & Fri 10-6; Sat 9-5 X G/1 Burrows Hall 416-396-8740 1081 Progress Ave. M1B 5Z6 Tues & Thur 12:30-8:30; Wed & Fri 10-6; Sat 9-5 X G/2 Cedarbrae 416-396-8850 545 Markham Rd. M1H 2A1 Mon-Fri 9-8:30; Sat 9-5; *Sun 1:30-5; X • D/1 Centennial 416-395-5490 578 Finch Ave. W. M2R 1N7 Mon 10-8:30; Tues & Thur 12:30-8:30; Wed & Fri 10-6; Sat 9-5 X • D/4 City Hall 416-393-7650 Nathan Phillips Square 100 Queen St. W. M5H 2N3 Mon-Fri 10-6 X G/3 Cliffcrest 416-396-8916 Cliffcrest Plaza 3017 Kingston Rd. M1M 1P1 Tues & Thur 12:30-8:30; Wed & Fri 10-6; Sat 9-5 X C/4 College/Shaw 416-393-7668 766 College St. M6G 1C4 Mon 10-8:30; Tues & Thur 12:30-8:30; Wed & Fri 10-6; Sat 9-5 X E/3 Danforth/Coxwell 416-393-7783 1675 Danforth Ave. M4C 5P2 Mon-Thur 9-8:30; Fri & Sat 9-5 X C/3 Davenport 416-393-7732 1246 Shaw St. M6G 3P1 Tues & Thur 12:30-8:30; Wed & Fri 10-6; Sat 9-5 X E/3 Dawes Road 416-396-3820 416 Dawes Rd. M4B 2E8 Mon 10-8:30; Tues & Thur 12:30-8:30; Wed & Fri 10-6; Sat 9-5 X D/3 Deer Park 416-393-7657 40 St. Clair Ave. E. M4T 1M9 Mon-Thur 9-8:30; Fri & Sat 9-5 X E/2 Don Mills 416-395-5710 888 Lawrence Ave. E. M3C 1P6 Mon 12:30-8:30; Tues-Thur 9-8:30; Fri 9-6; Sat 9-5; *Sun 1:30-5 X C/2 Downsview 416-395-5720 2793 Keele St. M3M 2G3 Mon 12:30-8:30; Tues-Thur 9-8:30; Fri 9-5:30; Sat 9-5; *Sun 1:30-5 X C/3 Dufferin/St. Clair 416-393-7712 1625 Dufferin St. M6H 3L9 Mon 10-8:30; Tues & Thur 12:30-8:30; Wed & Fri 10-6; Sat 9-5 X A/3 Eatonville 416-394-5270 430 Burnhamthorpe Rd. M9B 2B1 Mon-Thur 9-8:30; Fri 9-5; Sat 9-5; *Sun 1:30-5 X • F/3 Eglinton Square 416-396-8920 Eglinton Square Mall, 1 Eglinton Square, Unit 126 M1L 2K1 Mon-Wed 9-8:30; Thur 12:30-8:30; Fri & Sat 9-5 X A/3 Elmbrook Park 416-394-5290 2 Elmbrook Cres. M9C 5B4 Tues & Fri 10-6; Wed & Thur 12:30-8:30; Sat 9-5 X C/3 Evelyn Gregory 416-394-1006 120 Trowell Ave. M6M 1L7 Mon 10-8:30; Tues & Thur 12:30-8:30; Wed & Fri 10-6; Sat 9-5 Map Library Branch Phone No. Address Branch Hours Access LC LSP See a map of locations on pages 34-35. 36 torontopubliclibrary.ca
- 39. BRANCH HOURS & LOCATIONSJuly - August 2013 E/1 Fairview 416-395-5750 35 Fairview Mall Dr. M2J 4S4 Closed for renovations. X • E/3 Flemingdon Park 416-395-5820 29 St. Dennis Dr. M3C 3J3 Tues & Thur 12:30-8:30; Wed & Fri 10-6; Sat 9-5; *Sun 1:30-5 X • D/3 Forest Hill 416-393-7706 700 Eglinton Ave. W. M5N 1B9 Mon-Thur 9-8:30; Fri & Sat 9-5 X E/4 Gerrard/Ashdale 416-393-7717 1432 Gerrard St. E. M4L 1Z6 Mon 10-8:30; Tues & Thur 12:30-8:30; Wed & Fri 10-6; Sat 9-5 X • G/1 Goldhawk Park 416-396-8964 295 Alton Towers Circle M1V 4P1 Mon-Thur 9-8:30; Fri & Sat 9-5; *Sun 1:30-5 X G/3 Guildwood 416-396-8872 Guildwood Plaza 123 Guildwood Parkway M1E 4V2 Tues & Thur 12:30-8:30; Wed & Fri 10-6; Sat 9-5 X C/4 High Park 416-393-7671 228 Roncesvalles Ave. M6R 2L7 Mon-Thur 9-8:30; Fri & Sat 9-5 X H/2 Highland Creek 416-396-8876 3550 Ellesmere Rd. M1C 3Z2 Tues & Thur 12:30-8:30; Wed & Fri 10-6; Sat 9-5 X E/1 Hillcrest 416-395-5830 5801 Leslie St. M2H 1J8 Mon-Fri 9-8:30; Sat 9-5 X B/4 Humber Bay 416-394-5300 200 Park Lawn Rd. M8Y 3J1 Tues & Fri 10-6; Wed & Thur 12:30-8:30; Sat 9-5 X B/1 Humber Summit 416-395-5840 2990 Islington Ave. M9L 2K6 Tues & Thur 12:30-8:30; Wed & Fri 10-6; Sat 9-5 X A/1 Humberwood 416-394-5210 850 Humberwood Blvd. M9W 7A6 Tues & Thur 12:30-8:30; Wed & Fri 10-6; Sat 9-5 X B/3 Jane/Dundas 416-394-1014 620 Jane St. M6S 4A6 Mon 12:30-8:30; Tues-Thur 9-8:30; Fri & Sat 9-5 X B/1 Jane/Sheppard 416-395-5966 1906 Sheppard Ave. W. M3L 1Y7 Mon 10-8:30; Tues & Thur 12:30-8:30; Wed & Fri 10-6; Sat 9-5 X E/4 Jones 416-393-7715 118 Jones Ave. M4M 2Z9 Mon & Fri 10-6; Tues 10-8:30; Wed & Thur 12:30-8:30; Sat 9-5 X F/3 Kennedy/Eglinton 416-396-8924 Liberty Square Shopping Plaza 2380 Eglinton Ave. E. M1K 2P3 Tues & Thur 12:30-8:30; Wed & Fri 10-6; Sat 9-5 X D/3 Leaside 416-396-3835 165 McRae Dr. M4G 1S8 Mon-Thur 9-8:30; Fri & Sat 9-5 X D/4 Lillian H. Smith Merril Collection of Science Fiction, Speculation & Fantasy (Reference) Osborne Collection of Early Children’s Books (Reference) 416-393-7746 416-393-7748 416-393-7753 239 College St. M5T 1R5 Mon-Fri 9-8:30; Sat 9-5; *Sun 1:30-5 Mon-Fri 10-6; Sat 9-5 Mon-Fri 10-6; Sat 9-5 X X X • • D/2 Locke 416-393-7730 3083 Yonge St. M4N 2K7 Mon-Thur 9-8:30; Fri & Sat 9-5 X A/4 Long Branch 416-394-5320 3500 Lake Shore Blvd. W. M8W 1N6 Tues & Thur 12:30-8:30; Wed & Fri 10-6; Sat 9-5 X E/4 Main Street 416-393-7700 137 Main St. M4E 2V9 Mon-Thur 9-8:30; Fri & Sat 9-5 X G/1 Malvern 416-396-8969 30 Sewells Rd. M1B 3G5 Mon-Fri 9-8:30; Sat 9-5; *Sun 1:30-5 X • C/3 Maria A. Shchuka 416-394-1000 1745 Eglinton Ave. W. M6E 2H4 Mon-Thur 9-8:30; Fri 9-6; Sat 9-5; *Sun 1:30-5 X • F/2 Maryvale 416-396-8931 Parkway Mall 85 Ellesmere Rd. M1R 4B9 Mon 10-8:30; Tues & Thur 12:30-8:30; Wed & Fri 10-6; Sat 9-5 X F/2 McGregor Park 416-396-8935 2219 Lawrence Ave. E. M1P 2P5 Tues & Thur 12:30-8:30; Wed & Fri 10-6; Sat 9-5; *Sun 1:30-5 X B/4 Mimico Centennial 416-394-5330 47 Station Rd. M8V 2R1 Tues & Wed 12:30-8:30; Thur & Fri 10-6; Sat 9-5 • H/2 Morningside 416-396-8881 4279 Lawrence Ave. E. M1E 2S8 Mon-Wed 9-8:30; Thur 12:30-8:30; Fri & Sat 9-5 X • B/3 Mount Dennis 416-394-1008 1123 Weston Rd. M6N 3S3 Mon 10-8:30; Tues & Thur 12:30-8:30; Wed & Fri 10-6; Sat 9-5 X D/3 Mount Pleasant 416-393-7737 599 Mt. Pleasant Rd. M4S 2M5 Tues & Thur 12:30-8:30; Wed & Fri 10-6; Sat 9-5 X A/4 New Toronto 416-394-5350 110 Eleventh St. M8V 3G5 Tues & Fri 10-6; Wed & Thur 12:30-8:30; Sat 9-5; *Sun 1:30-5 X D/1 North York Central Library 416-395-5535 TTY416-395-5596 5120 Yonge St. M2N 5N9 Mon-Fri 9-8:30; Sat 9-5; *Sun 1:30-5 X • D/2 Northern District 416-393-7610 40 Orchard View Blvd. M4R 1B9 Mon-Fri 9-8:30; Sat 9-5; *Sun 1:30-5 X B/2 Northern Elms 416-394-5230 123B Rexdale Blvd., Unit 5 M9W 1P1 Tues & Wed 12:30-8:30; Thur & Fri 10-6; Sat 9-5 X LC = Learning Centre LSP = Library Settlement Partnerships * Closed Sundays, June 30 - September 1 inclusive. Map Library Branch Phone No. Address Branch Hours Access LC LSP 37
- 40. TORONTO PUBLIC LIBRARYBRANCH HOURS & LOCATIONS C/3 Oakwood Village Library And Arts Centre 416-394-1040 341 Oakwood Ave. M6E 2W1 Mon 10-8:30; Tues & Thur 12:30-8:30; Wed & Fri 10-6; Sat 9-5 X C/3 Palmerston 416-393-7680 560 Palmerston Ave. M6G 2P7 Mon 10-8:30; Tues & Thur 12:30-8:30; Wed & Fri 10-6; Sat 9-5 X E/3 Pape/Danforth 416-393-7727 701 Pape Ave. M4K 3S6 Mon-Fri 9-8:30; Sat 9-5; *Sun 1:30-5 X C/4 Parkdale 416-393-7686 1303 Queen St. W. M6K 1L6 Mon-Fri 9-8:30; Sat 9-5; *Sun 1:30-5 X • • D/4 Parliament Street 416-393-7663 269 Gerrard St. E. M5A 2G6 Mon-Fri 9-8:30; Sat 9-5; *Sun 1:30-5 X • C/3 Perth/Dupont 416-393-7677 1589 Dupont St. M6P 3S5 Tues & Thur 12:30-8:30; Wed & Fri 10-6; Sat 9-5 E/1 Pleasant View 416-395-5940 575 Van Horne Ave. M2J 4S8 Mon-Fri 9-8:30; Sat 9-5 X H/2 Port Union 416-396-8885 5450 Lawrence Ave. E. M1C 3B2 Mon 10-8:30; Tues & Thur 12:30-8:30; Wed & Fri 10-6; Sat 9-5 X D/4 Queen/Saulter 416-393-7723 765 Queen St. E. M4M 1H3 Tues & Thur 12:30-8:30; Wed & Fri 10-6; Sat 9-5 X A/1 Rexdale 416-394-5200 2243 Kipling Ave. M9W 4L5 Tues & Fri 10-6; Wed & Thur 12:30-8:30; Sat 9-5 X B/2 Richview 416-394-5120 1806 Islington Ave. M9P 3N3 Mon-Fri 9-8:30; Sat 9-5; *Sun 1:30-5 X • • D/4 Riverdale 416-393-7720 370 Broadview Ave. M4K 2M8 Mon-Thur 9-8:30; Fri & Sat 9-5 X • • B/3 Runnymede 416-393-7697 2178 Bloor St. W. M6S 1M8 Mon-Thur 9-8:30; Fri 9-5; & Sat 9-5 X E/3 S. Walter Stewart 416-396-3975 170 Memorial Park Ave. M4J 2K5 Mon-Fri 9-8:30; Sat 9-5; *Sun 1:30-5 X • C/3 St. Clair/Silverthorn 416-393-7709 1748 St. Clair Ave. W. M6N 1J3 Tues & Thur 12:30-8:30; Wed & Fri 10-6; Sat 9-5 D/4 St. James Town 416-393-7744 495 Sherbourne St. M4X 1K7 Tues & Thur 12:30-8:30; Wed & Fri 10-6; Sat 9-5 X D/4 St. Lawrence 416-393-7655 171 Front St. E. M5A 4H3 Mon 10-8:30; Tues & Thur 12:30-8:30; Wed & Fri 10-6; Sat 9-5 X D/4 Sanderson 416-393-7653 327 Bathurst St. M5T 1J1 Mon-Thur 9-8:30; Fri & Sat 9-5 X D/3 Spadina Road 416-393-7666 10 Spadina Rd. M5R 2S7 Tues & Thur 12:30-8:30; Wed & Fri 10-6; Sat 9-5 X F/1 Steeles 416-396-8975 Bamburgh Gardens Shopping Plaza 375 Bamburgh Circle M1W 3Y1 Mon-Fri 9-8:30; Sat 9-5 X B/4 Swansea Memorial 416-393-7695 95 Lavinia Ave. M6S 3H9 Tues & Thur 10-12 & 1-6; Wed 1-8; Sat 10-5 X F/3 Taylor Memorial 416-396-8939 1440 Kingston Rd. M1N 1R3 Tues & Thur 12:30-8:30; Wed & Fri 10-6; Sat 9-5 X E/3 Thorncliffe 416-396-3865 48 Thorncliffe Park Dr. M4H 1J7 Mon-Fri 9-8:30; Sat 9-5 X • E/3 Todmorden Room 416-396-3875 1081½ Pape Ave. (at Torrens) M4K 3W6 Tues & Thurs 12:30-5, 6-8:30; Wed & Sat 9-12, 1-5 Closed Saturdays, July 6-Aug. 31 X D/3 Toronto Reference Library 416-395-5577 TTY416-393-7100 789 Yonge St. M4W 2G8 Mon-Thur 9:30-8:30; Fri 9:30-5:30; Sat 9-5; *Sun 1:30-5 X • • F/2 Victoria Village 416-395-5950 184 Sloane Ave. M4A 2C4 Tues & Thur 12:30-8:30; Wed & Fri 10-6; Sat 9-5 X B/2 Weston 416-394-1016 2 King St. M9N 1K9 Mon 10-8:30; Tues & Thur 12:30-8:30; Wed & Fri 10-6; Sat 9-5 X G/1 Woodside Square 416-396-8979 Woodside Square Mall 1571 Sandhurst Circle M1V 1V2 Mon-Thur 9-8:30; Fri & Sat 9-5 X B/1 Woodview Park 416-395-5960 16 Bradstock Rd. M9M 1M8 Tues, Wed & Fri 10-6; Thur 12:30-8:30; Sat 9-5 X D/3 Wychwood 416-393-7683 1431 Bathurst St. M5R 3J2 Mon-Thur 9-8:30; Fri & Sat 9-5 X C/1 York Woods 416-395-5980 1785 Finch Ave. W. M3N 1M6 Mon 12:30-8:30; Tues-Thur 9-8:30; Fri 9-6; Sat 9-5; *Sun 1:30-5 X • • D/3 Yorkville 416-393-7660 22 Yorkville Ave. M4W 1L4 Mon-Thur 9-8:30; Fri & Sat 9-5 X LC = Learning Centre LSP = Library Settlement Partnerships * Closed Sundays, June 30 - September 1 inclusive. Map Library Branch Phone No. Address Branch Hours Access LC LSP 38 torontopubliclibrary.ca
- 41. Stop Map Bookmobile Stop Locations Address Stop Times Bookmobile No. BOOKMOBILE scheduleJuly- August 2013 1 D/4 Ward’s Island 102 Lakeshore Ave. Saturdays, weekly, 10:30 am-12:15 pm 1 2 C/4 Queen’s Quay 545 Lake Shore Blvd. W. (OMNI television parking lot, Bathurst St. & Queen’s Quay W.) Fridays, weekly, 6:15-7:45 pm 1 3 B/4 Swansea Plaza (north side of Ormskirk Ave., east of the South Kingsway) Saturdays, weekly, 2:30-4 pm 1 4 A/3 Mabelle 49 Mabelle Ave. (Dundas & Islington Aves.) Fridays, bi-weekly, July 12, 26; August 9, 23; 3-4:30 pm 1 5 A/2 Willowridge 44 Willowridge Rd. (Eglinton Ave. W. & Highway 27) Fridays, bi-weekly, July 5, 19; August 2, 16, 30; 3-4:30 pm 1 6 A/2 Martinway Plaza 415 The Westway (at Martingrove Rd.) Tuesdays, weekly, 6-7:30 pm 1 7 B/1 Braeburn 75 Tandridge Cres. (Albion Rd. & Islington Ave.) Tuesdays, weekly, 3-4:30 pm 1 8 A/1 North Kipling 2 Rowntree Rd. (North Kipling Community Centre parking lot, Kipling Ave. & Albion Rd.) Thursdays, bi-weekly, July 11, 25; August 8, 23; 3-4:30 pm 1 9 B/1 Driftwood Community Centre 4401 Jane St. (at Driftwood Ave.) Wednesdays, weekly, 2:30-4:30 pm 1 10 B/1 Needle Fir Way 5 Needle Fir Way (at Firgrove Cres.) Mondays, weekly, 3-4:30 pm 2 11 B/1 Firgrove 1 Dune Grassway (Jane St. & Sheppard Ave.) Wednesdays, weekly, 5:30-7 pm 1 12 C/1 Concourse Plaza 1085 Steeles Ave. W. (at Carpenter Rd., southwest corner) Mondays, weekly, 10:30 am-12 noon 2 13 D/1 Wycliffe 6255 Bathurst St. (at Greenwin Village Rd., northeast corner) Tuesdays, weekly, 6:15-8 pm 2 14 D/1 Yonge Village 20 Tangreen Crt. (at Steeles Ave.W.) Saturdays, weekly, 2-4 pm 2 15 D/1 Bayview Cummer Plaza 3292 Bayview Ave. (at Cummer Ave., northeast corner) Fridays, weekly, 10:30 am-12 noon 2 16 E/1 Brahms Brahms Ave. (at Finch Ave., northeast corner) Fridays, weekly, 3:15-4:45 pm 2 17 E/1 Nymark Plaza 4857 Leslie St. (at Nymark Ave., northeast corner) Wednesdays, bi-weekly, July 3, 17, 31; August 14, 28; 6:30-7:30 pm 2 18 F/2 Glamorgan 120 Dundalk Dr. (at Antrim Cres.) Thursdays, weekly, 3-4:30 pm 2 19 G/2 Scarborough Town Centre 300 Borough Dr. (Ellesmere & McCowan Aves. northeast corner) Thursdays, bi-weekly, July 4, 18; August 1, 15, 29; 6-7:30 pm 2 20 G/1 Morningside Heights Morningside Ave. and Oasis Blvd. Mondays, weekly, 3:30-4:30 pm 1 21 F/3 Oakridge Community Centre 63 Pharmacy Ave. (north of Danforth Ave.) Thursdays, bi-weekly, July 11, 25; August 8, 22; 5:30-7 pm 2 22 D/2 St. Andrews 53 The Links Rd. (at Lord Seaton Rd.) Tuesdays, bi-weekly, July 9, 23; August 6, 20; 11 am-12:30 pm 2 23 C/1 Sheppard Plaza 630 Sheppard Ave. W. (plaza parking lot, Sheppard Ave. W. & Bathurst St.) Wednesdays, weekly; 10:30 am-12:30 pm 1 24 C/1 Bathurst Manor Plaza 221 Wilmington Ave (at Overbrook Pl northeast corner) Mondays, weekly, 6-8 pm 2 25 C/2 Lawrence Heights Community Centre 5 Replin Rd. (Allen Expressway & Lawrence Ave. W.) Wednesdays, weekly, 3-4:30 pm 2 26 C/2 Caledon Village 100 Lotherton Pathway (at Caledonia Rd.) Tuesdays, weekly, 3-4:45 pm 2 27 B/2 Chetta Place Near Kingsview Village School, Kipling Ave. & Dixon Dr. Thursdays, bi-weekly, July 4, 18; August 1, 15, 29; 3-4:30 pm 1 28 C/2 Martha Eaton Way 15 Martha Eaton Way (Trethewey Dr. & Black Creek Rd.) Saturdays, weekly, 10:30 am-12:15 pm 2 29 G/3 Scarborough Village Markington Square Shopping Centre (Eglinton Ave. E. & Markham Rd. southeast corner) Mondays, weekly, 5:30-7 pm 1 30 F/3 Midland Danforth Greystone Plaza parking lot (Danforth Rd. & Greystone Walk) Mondays, weekly, 1:30-2:30 pm 1 31 D/4 Metro Hall Wellington & John Sts. Thursdays, weekly, 11:30 am-1 pm 2 32 E/1 Fairview Renovation Fairview Mall, north parking lot (across from Fairview Library) Wednesdays, weekly, 11:30 am-12:30 pm 2 See a map of locations on pages 34-35. 39
- 42. July–August 2013 ACCESSIBILITY SERVICES at Toronto Public Library A BRANCH NEAR YOU With branches across Toronto, we are always close by. Order materials online and have them sent to your nearest branch for you or a family member to pick up. Most branches are wheelchair accessible, some have assistive listening devices and all provide reading aids such as hand magnifiers and computer screen magnification software. To find out which branch has what, go to torontopubliclibrary.ca/accessibility/branchequipment. To request Sign Language interpretation for library programs you wish to attend in person, ask at your local branch or call TTY 416-393-7100 to book. A minimum of two weeks notice is required. CAN’T COME TO US? We’ll come to you With our Bookmobile and Home Library Service. The Bookmobile is our library branch on-the-go, equipped with a wheelchair lift. For stops, see page 39 or call 416-395-5560. If you are unable to come to the library for more than three months due to age, illness or disability, Home Library Service can select items that meet your interests and deliver them right to your door for free. Home Library Service 416-395-5557 Watch a program from home Many of our library events are now posted on our website as videos, so you can tune in from the comfort of your home. If your child can’t make it into a library for storytime programs, listen to Dial-A-Story or Hear-A-Story anytime. Dial-A-Story 416-395-5400 Hear-A-Story torontopubliclibrary.ca/stories GET BOOKS, MUSIC AND VIDEOS in regular and alternative formats Our collections come in various formats. Books, music and movies are available in both regular formats and special formats such as: The library strives to provide all Torontonians with free and equitable access to our collections, services, programs and branches — regardless of age, illness or physical disability. • large print • DAISY Talking Books • book kits for all ages (books with CDs) • e-books, e-audiobooks, audiobooks • closed caption & descriptive DVDs • digitized collections • text-to-voice databases • online articles and research databases Check them all out at torontopubliclibrary.ca/ accessibility/collections. TALK TO US, we’re here to help We can assist you with placing holds on items, with looking for information and registering you for programs. If you use a TTY telephone, register your TTY number at your local library and the library’s TTY will call you about your Holds and Overdues. Call us at 416-393-7099 • 416-393-7100 TTY or visit torontopubliclibrary.ca/accessibility QUESTIONS? torontopubliclibrary.ca/accessibility Answerline 416-393-7131 or 416-393-7030 TTY This and other library publications can be provided in alternative formats upon request. Accessibility Services 40 torontopubliclibrary.ca
- 43. torontopubliclibrary.ca listenlisten enjoyenjoy borrowborrow exploreexplore watchwatch experienceexperience learnlearn torontopubliclibrary.catorontopubliclibrary.catorontopubliclibrary.catorontopubliclibrary.ca listenlisten enjoyenjoy borrowborrow exploreexploreexploreexploreexploreexplore watchwatch experienceexperience learnlearnthinkthink read listenlistenthinkthink read listenlisten Special thanks to The Catherine & Maxwell Meighen Foundation for their generous support of enhanced and expanded Mobile Library Services at Toronto Public Library. Visit our bookmobiles – bringing the library to you at 32 stops across the city. For stops and schedules, visit torontopubliclibrary.ca/bookmobiles Browse and borrow materials Pick up and place holds Register for a library card Discover more about the many free services we offer Toronto’s Library. Absolutely Vital. Toronto Public Library delivers collections, programs and services, as well as safe and vibrant spaces, that positively impact the lives of Torontonians every day throughout our city. Your library is vital to support. Donate to the Toronto Public Library Foundation today. tplfoundation.ca Everywhere you go, there we are facebook.com/tplfoundation twitter.com/@tpl_Foundation The Toronto Public Library Foundation is grateful to The Catherine & Maxwell Meighen Foundation for their long- standing support of the Library’s Mobile Library Services program and Bookmobile Replacement Fund.
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