PROGRAMS AND EVENTS AT YOUR LIBRARY
JULY — AUGUST 2014
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What’s New
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NEW ADULT BOOKS
Black Rock: An
Eddie Dougherty
Mystery
John McFertridge
Masked Innocence
Alessandra Torre
The Night Watch
Sergei
Luckyanenko
When Shadows Fall
J.T. Ellison
Wild About Harry
Linda Lael Miller
The Break-Up Artist
Philip Siegel
What We Hide
Marthe Jocelyn
NEW TEEN BOOKS
Blue Gold
Elizabeth Stewart
Incinerator
Niall Leonard
Sea of Shadows
Kelley Armstrong
NEW CHILDREN’S BOOKS
Camp Outlook
Brenda Baker
Circus Girl
Clare Pernice
I Can Make That!
Fantastic Crafts for
Kids
Mary Wallace
Outside In
Sarah Ellis
Starring Me and You
Geneviève Côté
Visit torontopubliclibrary.ca for more new books, music and movies.
Reserve your selections online and arrange to pick them up at any branch.
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Love to create things? Join our club
for fun activities. Call 416-393-7730 to
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Locke
Tuesdays, July 8-August 12
If you’re looking for games,
activities, projects and jokes then
you’ve come to the right place!
2 pm
Pièce de théâtre interactive adapté
pour toute la famille présenté par
DuffleBag Theatre. Partenariat avec
Alliance Française. Auditorium.
North York Central
Tuesdays,
Weston
Eatonville
July 30
Bloor/Gladstone
August 5
Cedarbrae
August 16
July 11
Malvern
July 19
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Literary events at Toronto Public
Library are supported in part by a grant
from the Canada Council. We gratefully
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Mr. Michael Foderick (Chair)
Mr. Cameron Mackay
Mr. Kevin McGuire
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Mr. Ross Parry
Councillor Jaye Robinson (Vice Chair)3
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ABOUT OUR PROGRAMS & TORONTO PUBLIC LIBRARY
TORONTO PUBLIC LIBRARY
About our programs
We have hundreds of library programs, classes and exhibits taking place at
branches across the city.
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READING FUN
Except where indicated, most are:
free
require no registration
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& TORONTO PUBLIC
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provide all materials
and supplies
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FEATURED PROGRAMS
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
With a library card, you can:
get hired, get smarter
with job search help, training and
lifelong learning
enjoy culture
at author readings, lectures, movie
nights, music concerts and more
TD Summer Reading Club is back with a new and
exciting ‘Maker’ theme! We’re calling on kids to visit the
library and join other kids all summer long to invent,
create, hack, tinker, innovate, and of course, read.
When kids join the Club, they get
some really cool things –
a specially-themed Maker Notebook,
a Club magazine or activity book
and really cool stickers they earn
everytime they read.
Kids can also check out
tdsummerreadingclub.ca
anytime to play fun games,
find exciting books and
learn fascinating facts!
The program runs from
July 1 – August 31 at all
library branches.
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in quiet, comfortable spaces to study,
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bestselling books, DVDs, CDs, e-books,
online research tools and more
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If you live, work or go to school in Toronto,
you can get your card in minutes, for free.
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with storytimes, crafts, games, movies
and other activities
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name and address) into any of our branches.
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KIDS SUMMER READING FUN
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KIDS SUMMER READING FUN
JULY — AUGUST 2014
KIDS SUMMER READING FUN
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This summer is packed
with lots of reading ideas,
games, programs and
activities.
We have some great programs planned this summer! Find a full
listing of our programs at torontopubliclibrary.ca/readingclub
Find out all you can do
with the Club at your
library, online, at home
and when you’re on
the go, all summer long.
Book Hacking with Ashley
Spires
Stories Under the Stars
John Martz Artist Workshops
Join us for some cozy campfire stories
and songs underneath the stars.
Come meet TD Summer Reading Club
artist extraordinaire!
Malvern
Don Mills
July 11
6:30 pm
Malvern
July 19
2 pm
Fairview
July 26
2 pm
Weston
July 26
2 pm
Fort York
July 28
6:30 pm
Love to create things? Join our club
for fun activities. Call 416-393-7730 to
register.
Eatonville
July 30
6:30 pm
Bloor/Gladstone
August 5
6:30 pm
Cedarbrae
August 16
Locke
Puppet Show: Three Little Pigs
Mondays, July 7-August 11
7 pm
Inventor’s Club
Tuesdays, July 8-August 12
2 pm
Les trois mousquetaires
Pièce de théâtre interactive adapté
pour toute la famille présenté par
DuffleBag Theatre. Partenariat avec
Alliance Française. Auditorium.
North York Central
= TD Summer Reading Club
Tuesdays,
2 pm
July 8-August 12
2 pm
The construction of three different
houses by three pigs is tested by a
hungry wolf.
Fort York
July 16
2 pm
Mad Science:
Up, Up, and Away!
July 21
Eureka Making and Shaking
Magic Show
Entertainer Chris Van Krieken teaches
children about some of the greatest
makers and shakers the world has
known.
Humberwood
July 31
2 pm
Lego Club!
Come see what you can build. Lego
provided for use in the building.
Visit Mad Science at your library.
Room 200.
Northern District
Join Ashley Spires for a fun ‘bookhacking’ maker program.
Maria A. Shchuka
July 31
2 pm
2 pm
Preschooler Activities
Children five years old and younger can also join
in on the fun. Check your local branch listings for
story times, puppet shows, and surprise guests.
Lots of Books!
Lots of Fun!
Join the Club!
Our local librarians can connect
kids with great books.
If you’re looking for games,
activities, projects and jokes then
you’ve come to the right place!
To do list:
Sign up at your local library
Get your Reading Kit
Start Reading
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tdsummerreadingclub.ca and at torontopubliclibrary.ca/readingclub
In partnership with
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BOOK CLUBS & WRITERS GROUPS
JULY - AUGUST 2014
BOOK CLUBS &
WRITERS GROUPS
Discuss your favourite
stories with others or
try your hand at
creating your own.
TEENS
Teen Writers Group
Creative writers looking to meet other teen writers. Share
your writing with other teens who love to write. New writers
are always welcome. Program takes place in Room 2/3.
North York Central
July 3, 17, 31; August 14, 28
4:30 pm
Visit Toronto Public Library’s
new reference collection of books
for and about children and teens
with disabilities
Teen Fanfiction Writers Coalition
Participants in the annual Young Voices
conference held at North York Central Library
Are you an avid fanfiction writer who loves sharing
stories and getting feedback? Teen writers of all levels are
welcome to attend. Original writing is encouraged too.
Cedarbrae*
Kids Book Club
Book Clubs
Come and participate in stimulating conversation. Club members select a different
book to discuss for their next get-together. Some clubs 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 book clubs we have across the city. To find out
if your branch has one, how you can join it and suggest book titles and authors, call
or visit your local branch.
Call the branch for their booklist. Some may
have copies of the books selected for reading
already set aside for you to borrow.
Older Women’s Network invites women, midlife and older,
to share views and ideas about selected books. Program
takes place in Room 2/3 at North York Central and Room
224 at Northern District.
July 2, August 6
Northern District
July 16, August 20
1:30 pm
2 pm
Tuesdays, July 8-August 26
Drop in and share and discuss diverse collections of poetry.
July 2, August 6
7 pm
Toronto Writers Co-Operative
A writers community offering weekly workshops, guest
authors, member readings, open mic and publications
— your opportunity to polish, publish and perform your
work. Program takes place in the Beeton auditorium.
Toronto Reference
July 10, 24; August 7, 21
Calling all children ages 9 to 12 and their mother, father,
grandmother, grandfather, or caregiver to join our monthly
family book club. One book per month.
August 25
7 pm
July 12, 26; August 9, 23
10:30 am
Share, discuss and write.
S. Walter Stewart
2 pm
July 30
• A variety of books for hands-on
experiences in the library
• Unique tactile and textile books
• Special formats such as Blissymbolics,
Picture Communication Symbols, Braille and
sign language
• Reference service including Book a Librarian
appointments
Book Clubs & Writers
Groups in Other
Languages
Agincourt*
Memoir Writing for Seniors
torontopubliclibrary.ca
Parent/Child Book Club
The IBBY Collection at North York Central
Library offers:
• Titles in over 40 languages
• Group visits and tours
North York Central Library
5120 Yonge St. | Children’s Department
Join fellow book lovers to discuss contemporary Chinese
literature.
Read your fiction, poetry, non-fiction and drama and
receive constructive criticism. Bring extra copies. This group
is led by editor and author Sharon Crawford.
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4 pm
4:30 pm
Cantonese Book Club
East End Writers Group
Share your experiences and develop your writing style.
July 8, 22; August 5, 19
July 29
6:30 pm
Bring a piece of writing to share in our supportive
environment for review and comment. Talk about your
process and tell your story as a writer.
Gerrard/Ashdale
Memoir Writing Group
Cliffcrest
July 16, August 20
Albion
7 pm
Ashdale Writers Group
Poetry Circle
Mondays, July 7-August 25
Fort York
Everyone takes a part and reads along.
Feminist Book Discussion Group
North York Central
Do you love reading or do you hate it? Either way, you’ll
enjoy our new book club just for you. Discover a new book
every month by chatting, winning battles, playing games
and by challenging the librarian. For ages 8-12.
Bloor/Gladstone*
Play Reading Group
Yorkville
Lillian H. Smith
4:30 pm
KIDS & FAMILIES
ADULTS
Parkdale
July 25, August 29
Share the
joy of
reading
in its
many forms
July 3, August 7
Collection for
Young People
with Disabilities
1:30 pm
For more information, visit:
Une Causerie Littéraire
Venez découvrir votre prochain coup-de-coeur durant
cette discussion de romans classiques, contemporains, et
graphiques.
Toronto Reference
July 21
t o r o n t o p u b l i c l i b r a r y. c a / i b b y
7 pm
7 pm
1 pm
* Call or visit the branch to register.
* Call or visit the branch to register. For branch hours and locations, see pages 34-38.
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Audiobooks
A great way to enjoy family road trips together
CAREER & JOB
SEARCH HELP
Connect with job
counsellors, employment
agencies and a wealth of
career-related resources.
A variety of career and job search books and other
tools are available at branches throughout the city
ADULTS
Employment Café
Social Media Networking
Community agencies provide information on job search
support, job postings and community information.
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.
Centennial
torontopubliclibrary.ca/downloads
Tuesdays, July 8-August 26
1 pm
Meet a Recruiter
Albert Campbell*
Learn what recruiters are looking for in potential
employees. With guest speaker Lorena Perry, an account
executive with People to Go. Program takes place in the
Beeton auditorium.
Toronto Reference
July 9
1 pm
LinkedIn
Adult literacy
services
We provide free one-on-one tutoring to English-speaking
adults in basic reading, writing and math, in a safe,
welcoming environment.
North York Central*
July 10
2 pm
Toronto Reference*
August 25
6 pm
If you know someone we can help, ask them to contact us
at 416-395-5555 or show them our video at
Find out facts and figures on the labour market and trends
that could affect your occupation. This workshop provides
you with the most current information and resources for
various careers.
2 pm
TO more programs in What’s On:
• Book Clubs & Writers Group, page 6.
• Science & Technology, page 28.
Find out about the resources we have to help you with
your job search. To register, call 416-395-5613. Program
takes place in the Learning Centre.
July 17, August 21
August 27
• Health & Wellness, page 21.
Job Search at Your Fingertips
North York
2 pm
The Labour Market
Albert Campbell*
Find out how LinkedIn can help you with your career
search using tools and groups, searching jobs and
companies and maintaining your profile. For the program
at North York Central, you must have an existing LinkedIn
account to attend. Don’t have a LinkedIn account? Come to
the Toronto Reference Library program and we’ll help set
you up with one.
July 23
• Small Business, page 31.
2 pm
t o r o n t o p u b l i c l i b r a r y. c a / a d u l t l i t e r a c y
* Call or visit the branch to register. For branch hours and locations, see pages 34-38.
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ARE YOU NEW TO CANADA?
Improve Your Workplace Communication Skills
COMPUTER &
LIBRARY TRAINING
Learn more about using
computer applications,
online resources and
research databases.
Occupation-specific
Language Training (OSLT)
A computer training class taking place in one
of Toronto Public Library’s Learning Centres
FREE Workplace Communication Courses
Prior Workplace Experience Required
BUSINESS
PRACTICAL COURSES
•
Understand Canadian workplace culture
•
Learn to network
• Improve speaking, listening & pronunciation
•
EARLY CHILDHOOD
EDUCATION
Develop soft skills
HEALTH SCIENCES
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 34-38.
BASIC COMPUTER SKILLS
EMAIL AND SOCIAL NETWORKING
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.
Find out how to connect online with your first email
account or through social networking websites.
Move That Mouse
STARTS:
April 2014 – March 2015
Computer basics at your library
SKILLED TRADES
(Contact us for start dates)
Web Basics I
Computer Basics for Seniors Part I: Move That Mouse
Computer Basics for Seniors Part II: Explore the Web
Seniors’ Drop-in
PHONE: 1-877-572- OSLT (6758)
EMAIL: [email protected]
WEBSITE: www.co-oslt.org
* Candidates are permanent residents or protected persons who have intermediate-level English (CLB 6 to 8)
TECHNOLOGY
INTERNET AND LIBRARY RESEARCH
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 ebooks to e-readers and mobile
devices, or stream them to a computer.
Ebook Basics
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:
WORD, EXCEL AND POWERPOINT
Web Basics II: Search engines
Word Basics Part I: Create and Edit a File
Web Basics III: Mastering search engine features
Word Basics Part II: Formatting
Research Skills
Excel Basics
Researching Magazines and Journals Online
PowerPoint Basics
Learn the basics of how to edit and format, create tables
and presentations using Microsoft Office 2010.
Your City of Toronto on the Web
* Call or visit the branch to register. For branch hours and locations, see pages 34-38.
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COMPUTER & LIBRARY TRAINING
TORONTO PUBLIC LIBRARY
Ebooks, E-Magazines, Digital Music and Videos
E-Magazine Basics
One-on-one training to learn how to download ebooks,
e-magazines, music and videos to your computer, e-reader
or mobile device.
Learn to download e-magazines using the library’s Zinio
collection. This is a hands-on instructional session, which
includes signing up for an account with the service.
Port Union*
North York Central
Thursdays, July 3-August 28
2 pm
July 26, August 30
10 am
Weaving Memoirs on the Web
Photoshop II
Work with a talented young person to help you create
a free blog on the Internet using your own words and
digitized photos. For ages 50 and up. You must be able to
attend all four sessions.
Learn new tools in Photoshop by altering photographs.
Prepare graphics and design a magazine cover. Rotate,
scale and distort. Prerequisite: Photoshop I. Online
registration required, visit tpl.ca/dihprograms.
Albert Campbell*
Tuesdays, July 8-29
1:30 pm
Research Skills
Research strategies, including the library book collections
and online journal and magazine articles. Keyboarding
skills required. Bring your library card.
Toronto Reference*
July 8, August 1
10 am
Toronto Reference
July 26
August 12
10 am
2 pm
Blogging Basics
Set up an account, create a blog and begin writing posts.
Toronto Reference*
July 28
August 15
6 pm
10 am
Website Design I
Photo Editing
Acquire the skills to create a simple and basic website
which includes text, hyperlinks, photos and more. Software
used: Dreamweaver. Online registration required, visit
tpl.ca/dihprograms.
Learn how to use GIMP (a free image editor) to touch up
your photos. Fix issues such as red eye and colour balance.
Toronto Reference
July 10
Photo Sharing Made Easy
August 13
6 pm
10 am
Photoshop I
Scan documents and photos to email as attachments,
design business cards and letterheads. Hands-on instruction
on Photoshop. Online registration required, visit
tpl.ca/dihprograms.
Toronto Reference
July 12
August 5
10 am
2 pm
Website Design II
Go behind the code in Dreamweaver and apply HTML
to create online forms, payment buttons and interactive
elements. Prerequisite: Website Design I. Online
registration required, visit tpl.ca/dihprograms.
Toronto Reference
July 17
August 27
6 pm
10 am
Fort York*
July 31
7 pm
Work with a talented young person to learn about
Facebook, Pinterest, Tumblr and more. Bring your digitized
pictures. For ages 50 and up. You must be able to attend all
four sessions.
Albert Campbell*
Thursdays, August 7-28
6 pm
HTML and CSS
Learn how websites are created and the underlying code
of the Internet. Using just a text editor, create a simple
webpage with content, hyperlinks and images.
Fort York*
August 9
2 pm
Python for Pi
Create simple programs using the computer programming
language, Python. Using a Raspberry Pi computer, learn
about variables, functions and IF statements.
Fort York*
August 23
2 pm
Car problems?
The library can help
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.
Publisher Basics
Create a sign, calendar and design a newsletter using
templates from Microsoft Publisher. Prerequisite: Word,
PowerPoint or Excel.
Toronto Reference*
July 21
August 7
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torontopubliclibrary.ca
10 am
6 pm
Available 24/7 at
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.
* Call or visit the branch to register.
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CULTURE, ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
JULY - AUGUST 2014
CULTURE, ARTS &
ENTERTAINMENT
Expand your horizons
with concerts, exhibits,
discussions and more.
KIDS & FAMILIIES
LUNCHTIME PROGRAMS
Movies Just for Kids
G-rated, new releases and classics for kids and the whole
family. Don’t forget to bring a snack! Call the branch to
find out what’s playing.
Brown bag it and enjoy free programs and
musical performances while you eat.
Chamber Music Recital
Toronto Reference
A dance and drumming
performance at the library
in celebration of Aboriginal
Month
July 4
Internet TV with XBMC
Toronto Reference
July 8
July 11
Toronto Reference
Beat the heat with free admission to new releases, classics,
foreign films and documentaries. Don’t forget to bring a
snack. Call the branch to find out what’s playing.
North York
Fridays, July 4-August 29
2 pm
Port Union
Mondays, July 7-August 25
6 pm
Runnymede
July 8
Toronto Reference
Tuesdays, July 8-August 26
Toronto Reference
July 9, August 13
5 pm
July 11, August 8
2 pm
Mimico Centennial
July 17, August 21
2 pm
Palmerston
July 17, August 14
6 pm
Albert Campbell
July 18, August 15
2 pm
S. Walter Stewart
July 23, August 20
2 pm
Get ready!
OktOberfest
is waitinG fOr yOu!
German intensive courses July 2 - July 31
For film buffs interested in thought-provoking and quality
cinema from documentaries to shorts to feature films, and
everything in between.
7 pm
2 pm
Wednesdays, Fridays, July 2-August 8
2 pm
Maria A. Shchuka
Thursdays, July 3-August 21
2 pm
Evelyn Gregory
Fridays, July 4-August 15
2 pm
Taylor Memorial
Fridays, July 4-August 22
2 pm
Port Union
Mondays, July 7-August 25
2 pm
Malvern
July 11, August 8
6 pm
Steeles
July 19, August 16
11 am
York Woods
July 28, August 25
4 pm
Albion
August 2
2 pm
Puppet Show: Three Little Fishies and the Big Bad Shark
A puppet show followed by a craft activity presented by
ArtStarts.
Oakwood Village
July 25
12:10 pm
Movies with Risa Shuman
torontopubliclibrary.ca
2 pm
Runnymede
July 16, August 20
6 pm
photo: colourbox.de
2 pm
A retelling of this fable. A group of animals searching for
food find a tree with fruit but are unable to reach the
branches unless they know the name of the tree. Which one
remembers its name? Groups must register at 416-393-7653.
John Kenny, a captain and 25-year Fire Department veteran,
reads from his novel, The Spark, and discusses the challenges
of incorporating real life experiences into fiction.
Sanderson
Beaches
A hands-on workshop to help school-age children explore
the fascinating world of celebrations. Throughout the year
and around the globe, people use light – candles, bonfires,
lanterns and fireworks – to celebrate special occasions. This
workshop is activity-based, with participants creating their
own individual crafts. All supplies provided.
July 23
7 pm
Bestselling author Louise Penny returns with her newest
Chief Inspector Gamache novel, The Long Way Home. With
former CBC Radio host Mary Lou Finlay. Free tickets are
required at torontopubliclibrary.ca/appelsalon starting four
weeks before the event. Program takes place in the Bram &
Bluma Appel Salon.
www.goethe.de/torontocourses
July 9
Puppet Show: The Name of the Tree
Toronto Reference
August 25
7 pm
TEENS
2 pm
Northern Elms
July 24
2 pm
Kennedy/Eglinton
August 19
2 pm
Mystic Drumz
A fabulous music adventure to the world of Marshmallow
Island. This safari show delights children of all ages.
Sanderson
Teen Flicks!
July 15
Shine On! Workshop
August 16
2 pm
Movies for ages 14 and up. Don’t forget to bring a snack!
Super Sarah Magic Show
S. Walter Stewart
July 18
Barbara Frum
July 31, August 28
Toronto magician Super Sarah provides an unforgettable
experience with her high energy magic and comedy show.
2 pm
6:30 pm
Oakwood Village
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July 2
Talking Stick
Port Union
Films introduced by Risa Shuman, CBC Sunday Edition film
commentator and former TVOntario Saturday Night at the
Movies senior producer.
Louise Penny
6 pm
University of Toronto professor emeritus Dennis Duffy
discusses the military career of Dr. Lewis Ralph Yealland,
lauded psychiatrist who practised at the Queen’s Square
hospital in London during the Great War, where severely
disturbed soldiers were sent for treatment, and examines
the later — and unjust — demolition of his reputation.
Program takes place in the auditorium. To register, call
416-395-5660.
12:10 pm
Author Reading: John Kenny
Mimico Film Club
Canada’s Shock Doc? Lewis R. Yealland and his ShellShocked Second World War Patients
July 18
Wednesdays, July 2-August 27
Cliffcrest
Storytelling with the use of a talking stick. Children make
their own talking sticks to take home. For ages 6-10.
2 pm
Sanderson
July 15
12:10 pm
Music for Clarinet
5:15 pm
Don Mills
July 8, August 5
July 16
Early Music for Recorder and Historical Flutes
Movies at the Library
North York Central
12:10 pm
The Wine Doctor Recommends Summer Drinks!
North York Central
Mimico Centennial
12:10 pm
Jazz and Avant-Garde Music
Toronto Reference
ADULTS
12:10 pm
Barbara Frum
* Call or visit the branch to register. For branch hours and locations, see pages 34-38.
August 20
2 pm
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community art
MAGNETIC NORTH
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.
Diana Thorneycroft, Group of Seven Awkward Moments (Davis Strait), 2007. Courtesy of Michael Gibson Gallery.
JU LY
AUGUS T
Deer Park
Unveiled
by Adriana Monti
Oakwood Village
The Persistence
of Falling Off His
Penny-Farthing
by Maureen
Da Silva
Don Mills
Liquidity
by Kathy Toth
Fairview
All of Them
by Jenny Tang
Richview
Fenestration:
An Exploration of
the Experiences
of Migratory
Songbirds in
Toronto
by Christine
Walker
Runnymede
Leaside
Zoo
by Magda
Kaczmarek
Mimico Centennial
High Park Tree
Surrenders
by Lisa Murzin
North York Central
Art from The Heart
by Charisse
Marquez
Northern District
Havana Night
Photography
by Liban Yusu
“SQUARE”
Collection
by Maria Sucre
S. Walter Stewart
Paintings
by Benjamin
Zwicker
Woodside Square
Searching for
White Cloud
Mountain
by Carol Soo Lum
Yorkville
Invisible Cities
by Matthew Fung
Deer Park
Oakwood Village
Painting with Light
by Bob Strupat
The Bajan Series
– Two Long Arms
Empty
by Dan Philips
Don Mills
Richview
Oil Paintings
by John Rzewuski
Fairview
Trace of Light
by Thomas Lee,
Sang Yon Han,
Junghee Kim, John
Park, Veronica Lee
and Binna Choi
Leaside
The Forgotten
Farmers
by Barry Hodgert
Arthropodium:
Portraits Up Close
by Michael
Battenberg
Runnymede
Luminous Frost
by Victoria Wong
S. Walter Stewart
Valued
Commodities
by Alana
Boltwood
Woodside Square
Mimico Centennial
Alice in
Wonderland
Collection
by Jan Dolby
North York Central
Photography
by Madina
Turdieva
Strange Stories
by Laura
Thipphawong
Yorkville
Stories in
Woodcut Prints
by Janine
Lindgren
The enduring pull of the Arctic
A unique exhibition featuring TD Bank Group’s collection of
contemporary Canadian art and Toronto Public Library’s
special collections of Arctic art and artifact.
to r o nto p u b li c lib ra r y. c a /t d g a ll e r y
MAY 17 – JULY 19, 2014
Northern District
Pale Rainbow
by Kiomars
Amir-Khosravi
TD Gallery
Toronto Reference Library
789 Yonge St. (north of Bloor St.)
EXHIBIT
SPONSOR
ESL & NEWCOMERS
JULY - AUGUST 2014
ESL &
NEWCOMERS
Find ESL classes,
conversation circles and
materials in your own
language to help you get
settled in your new home.
Canada My New Home: Literature, Art, Culture and
Traditions
Read and talk about Canada and its culture.
Centennial
Mondays, July 7-August 25
do you have a
6 pm
paw
Career Help for Internationally Educated
Accountants
Many quiet spaces are available
for individual and group learning
Alastair Hobson of Chartered Professional Accountants of
Canada speaks about what you need to know to help you
find work in Canada. Program takes place in the Beeton
auditorium.
Toronto Reference
July 23
1 pm
Power Interview
ADULTS
English Language Class
English Conversation Circle
Classes are offered in 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. Ongoing registration. Call the branch to
find out what class levels are offered. There is no day care
offered.
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.
Dawes Road*
Tuesday-Thursday, July 2-August 28
North York Central*
Monday-Friday, July 2-25
Malvern*
Tuesday-Thursday, July 2-24
9 am
9:30 am
This workshop helps you learn about Canadian history,
government, symbols, geography and more.
Thursdays, July 3-31
Woodside Square
July 5, 12
Thursdays, July 3-August 28
6:30 pm
Thorncliffe*
Tuesdays, July 8-August 26
Wednesdays, July 9-August 27
4:30 pm
North York Central
Wednesdays, July 9-August 27
6 pm
1 pm
9:30 am
Canadian Citizenship Workshops
Agincourt*
Flemingdon Park*
A 10-session program with CultureLink for landed
immigrants and convention refugees, ages 19 and older
with LINC level 4 and up. Small group setting with
experienced and trained mentors. Discuss material from
the Discover Canada booklet. For North York Central, call
416-588-6288, Ext. 220 to register.
6 pm
Newcomer women are invited to share and learn about
one another’s experiences in a welcoming environment.
Gain knowledge and discuss important issues relevant to
newcomer women.
Information for Newcomers
Agincourt
July 5
2 pm
6 pm
6 pm
Albion
July 7, 14
North York Central
Mondays, August 11-October 27
6 pm
Toronto Reference July 11
6 pm
August 27
“Two paws up
for BluePaw!”
- every pe
t in Toront
o
1 pm
August 29
1 pm
4:30 pm
Meet and Speak
Discuss different topics about Canadian life, culture and
traditions.
Practise and improve your English conversation skills
discussing different topics. Special guest speakers are
invited from time to time.
Centennial
toronto.ca/bluepaw
2 pm
Canada My New Home: Steps to English Fluency
torontopubliclibrary.ca
3.Enjoy the savings!
Practise your English by reading with others from great
books and sharing your ideas about them.
Tuesdays, July 8-September 9
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2.Become a member
of the BluePaw
program.
COSTI provides assistance in settling into your new
community; including information on employment,
education, health resources and housing. Program takes
place in Room 2/3.
North York Central
ESL Reading Circle
1.License your pet.
F. Aqila Hanseer-Rizvi, Resource and Information
Coordinator at Dixon Hall discusses different types of
résumés and how to write one that will get you that job.
Program takes place in the Beeton auditorium.
Toronto Reference
Thursdays, July 3-September 4 4 pm
August 19
Newcomer Women’s Support Group
Toronto Reference
Tuesdays, Thursdays, July 3-August 28
A Toronto District School Board representatives discusses
what it means to be a citizen, what to expect from the
test, a Register at 416-395-5660.nd how to prepare using
the Discover Canada study guide. Bring your permanent
resident card. To register, call 416-395-5660.
Writing a Winning Résumé
Fridays, July 4-August 29
1 pm
Canadian Citizenship Test Preparation
Ongoing free test preparation sessions by a trained
experienced tutor for Test of English as a Foreign Laguage
(TOEFL) and International English Language Testing System
(IELTS).
Burrows Hall
Centennial
August 13
North York Central
6:30 pm
Discover Canada Citizenship Education Mentoring
Circle
Toronto Reference
TOEFL & IELTS Preparation
Thorncliffe
10:30 am
F. Aqila Hanseer-Rizvi, Resource and Information
Coordinator at Dixon Hall discusses the interview process
and how to prepare yourself. Program takes place in the
Beeton auditorium.
Mondays, July 7-August 25
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.
10 am
* Call or visit the branch to register.
* Call or visit the branch to register. For branch hours and locations, see pages 34-38.
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HEALTH &
WELLNESS
Participate in classes,
workshops and lectures
that explore a variety of
ways to keep healthy in
mind, body and spirit.
Bellydancing at Woodside Square Branch
ADULTS
Wellness Programs in Other Languages
Make new friends, share ideas and learn how to keep
fit to become a happier and healthier you. For Chinese
seniors (July 3, August 7) and Mandarin speakers (July 23,
August 27) at Steeles Branch. For Tamil seniors (July 23,
August 27) at Bridlewood Branch. Call the branch for more
information.
Steeles
July 3, August 7
July 23, August 27
9:30 am
1 pm
Bridlewood
July 23, August 27
11 am
A Healthy Aging Brain: Contributing Life Style
Factors
Dr. Emily Nalder, from Rotman Research Institute, describes
functional changes linked to aging and how aspects of our
lifestyle, such as diet, sleep and exercise habits contribute
to brain health. Dr. Nalder is an occupational therapist
and has expertise in brain injury rehabilitation. Presented
in partnership with Baycrest. Program takes place in the
Beeton auditorium.
Toronto Reference
August 11
1 pm
Plant Medicine in the City
A herbalist talks about the plant medicine growing in
our city gardens, parks and wild places. In this workshop,
identify locally-grown medicinal plants and learn about
how to use them safely for food and medicine.
As an internationally trained professional who is new to
Canada, achieving career success is very important. To help
you bridge the gap into the Canadian workforce, Humber offers
a variety of programs and services that will give you the skills
you need, and the skills that employers want.
Benefit from our advising service, and gain the competitive
edge with our language and bridging programs.
newtocanada.humber.ca
Queen/Saulter
July 10
6:30 pm
Diabetes Prevention
A Toronto Public Health nurse talks about diabetes, its
signs and symptoms, and how to reduce your risk.
Downsview*
July 17
2 pm
TEENS
Red Cross Babysitting Course
This all-day course teaches you how to safely babysit
infants and young children. It covers diapering, feeding,
age-appropriate activities, household safety and basic
First Aid. Receive your Red Cross Babysitting Certificate on
completion of the course. For ages 11-15.
Don Mills
July 12
9 am
Film: The Fruit Hunters
A documentary examining culture, history and geography
to show how intertwined we are with the fruits we
eat. Our guides are fruit fanatics such as movie star Bill
Pullman, whose obsession leads him on a crusade to create
a community orchard in the Hollywood Hills. This film
challenges the way we look at what we eat and how we
view our relationship to the natural world. Program takes
place in the auditorium.
North York Central
July 30
6:30 pm
TO our health & wellness blog
torontopubliclibrary.ca/healthandwellness
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.
* Call or visit the branch to register. For branch hours and locations, see pages 34-38.
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HOBBIES, CRAFTS
& GAMES
New Smoke-Free
Areas in City Parks
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
ADULTS
Storygami: The Library’s Origami Club
Knitting Circle
Bring your wool and knitting needles and knit all sorts of
things, while learning new patterns along the way.
Whether you play sports, spend time at a
swimming beach or watch Shakespeare in the
park, you’re now protected from exposure to
second-hand smoke by a municipal bylaw.
Thursdays, July 3-August 28
Annette Street
Saturdays, July 5-19
Cedarbrae
Mondays, July 7-August 25
Perth/Dupont
Tuesdays, July 8-August 6 pm
10 am
5 pm
6:30 pm
Lillian H. Smith
July 5, August 2
2 pm
Chess in the Library
The following outdoor spaces in City parks are
now smoke-free:
• Sports fields
• Skateboard or BMX parks
• Ski and snowboard hills
• Swimming pools or decks
• Covered picnic shelters or gazebos
• Theatre spaces
• Swimming beaches
• Waiting areas or service lines
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Flemingdon Park
Our friends from the University of Toronto’s club F.O.L.D.
(Fly with Origami, Learn to Dream) help you become
the origami master you always wanted to be. Try it out,
learn something new and show your friends. All ages are
welcome.
Join us for chess, featuring CFC- and CMA-rated games,
casual chess, beginner lessons, chess puzzle competitions,
simultaneous exhibitions by masters and much more. For
ages 10 and up.
TEENS & KIDS
Call of Gamers: Teen Video Game Nights
Drop in for a night of fun and video games including
games for Wii, PS3 and XBox 360.
Malvern
Thursdays, July 3-August 28
Malvern
6:15 pm
Chess Clubs
Improve your math skills and critical thinking with chess.
For ages 6-18.
Oakwood Village
Thursdays, July 3-August 21
2 pm
Barbara Frum*
Fridays, July 11-August 15
2 pm
Saturdays, July 5-August 30
10:30 am
Get Crafty Wednesdays
Get creative with a variety of paper projects including
paper weaving, a dream catcher and fish puppets. For ages
6-12.
Oakwood Village Wednesdays, July 9-August 13
2 pm
Tween Thursday
For more information about smoking bylaws,
second-hand smoke and resources to quit
smoking, call 311 or visit toronto.ca/health.
Board Games at the Library
Test your board game skills on some old classics and new
favourites. For ages 6-12.
Make new friends and share some laughs while making
wearable jewelry, designing T-shirts, creating cool origami
figures and dazzling duct-tape wallets and pencil cases. For
ages 8-16.
Cigarette butts are toxic and release harmful toxins into the
ground and our water supply. If you smoke, please don’t litter
cigarette butts.
Sanderson
Thursdays, July 3-August 7
7 pm
Barbara Frum
2 pm
torontopubliclibrary.ca
* Call or visit the branch to register.
July 10
1:30 pm
July 29
Jane/Dundas
Fridays, July 4-August 8
2 pm
Summer Fun
Humber Summit
July 10, 11; August 8
2 pm
Drop in for video gaming, Lego and more. For ages 6-12.
Maria A. Shchuka
July 14, 28; August 18
2 pm
Fort York
August 13
2 pm
Oakwood Village
* Call or visit the branch to register. For branch hours and locations, see pages 34-38.
Tuesdays, July 15-August 19
2 pm
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HOBBIES, CRAFTS & GAMES
TORONTO PUBLIC LIBRARY
PERSONAL
FINANCE
Duct Tape Wallets and Accessories
Duct tape now comes in some pretty cool colours. It is also
super durable. Come and make stuff with us. For ages 9-19.
Cedarbrae*
July 23
2 pm
Make Your Own Comic
Find out how comics are made and then try your hand at
a couple of different styles. For ages 6-12. Groups must
register.
Sanderson*
August 12
2 pm
Summer Reading with
Evergreen Authors
Get professional advice
and resources at our free
seminars, workshops and
one-on-one sessions.
Ontario Library Association invites you to read
Evergreen-nominated books and help choose a
winner. Sign up at these participating branches. Read
the books and in the fall, meet the authors, take part
in discussions and vote for your favourite. Contact
these participating branches for author readings and
voting dates:
Alderwood
Eatonville
Richview
Annette Street
Brentwood
Mimico Centennial
Runnymede
Personal finance resources and specialized staff are available at
both Toronto Reference Library and North York Central Library
ADULTS
Estate Planning
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.
The Evergreen Award is part of the
Ontario Library Association’s popular
Forest of Reading™ award program.
Follow Toronto
Public Library on
Learn all about the importance of planning well and
protecting beneficiaries from bad decisions.
Toronto Reference
July 16
August 20
6 pm
Fairview
July 22
6 pm
• Book Clubs & Writers Groups, page 6.
• Career & Job Search Help, page 9.
• Computer & Library Training, page 11.
A financial advisor talks about RRSP management
strategies, market fluctuations, risks to your retirement
plan, income splitting strategies, minimizing your tax bill
in retirement, investing outside of RRSPs and ensuring you
are earning the most tax-preferred type of income.
• Culture, Arts & Entertainment, page 14.
July 17
• Health & Wellness, page 21.
• Science & Technology, page 28.
• Small Business, page 31.
6 pm
Doing research?
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.
Need to find library information
or help with ebooks?
pinterest.com/torontolibrary
torontopubliclibrary.ca
TO more programs in What’s On:
Investment Planning
Fairview
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1:30 pm
* Call or visit the branch to register.
book a librarian
Book a free 30 to 60 minute
appointment with our staff.
Ask our staff or visit
t o r o n t o p u b l i c l i b r a r y. c a / l i b r a r i a n
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READING PROGRAMS & STORYTIMES
JULY - AUGUST 2014
READING PROGRAMS
& STORYTIMES
Discover the joy of
reading in librarian-led
classes and workshops.
Summer Storytime
Stories, songs and rhymes for age 5 and under with parent
or caregiver.
Oakwood Village
Fridays, July 4-August 22
Danforth/Coxwell*
July 11, 25; August 8
10:30 am
2 pm
Learning Through Play
Drop-in activities include pre-reading, arts and crafts for
preschool children.
Cliffcrest
Enjoying a performance at
Albert Campbell Branch
Baby Sign
Maria A. Shchuka
Baby Time
Bouncing and tickling rhymes, songs and stories for babies
from birth to 18 months with their parents or caregivers.
Friendship Circle
An eight-week program for ages 7-9 focusing on building
social skills.
Stories, songs and rhymes for children age 19 months to
3 years with their parents or caregivers.
Stories in the Park
Preschool Time
Stories, music, finger plays and other interactive fun
outdoors. Bring your own blanket. If it rains, the program
will not be offered.
High Park
Thursdays, July 10-31
1 pm
10 am
Encourage a lifelong love of math through stories, songs
and rhymes.
Maria A. Shchuka
Pyjama Time
Bedtime stories, songs, rhymes and activities for children
age 5 and under with their parents or caregivers.
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.
To find out more about our Ready for Reading
programs and services, visit
torontopubliclibrary.ca/readyforreading
* Call or visit the branch to register.
Thursdays, July 10-August 14
10:30 am
Mireille Messier
Venez écouter Mireille Messier, l’auteure du nouvel album,
La salade de César. Pour enfants de 5 à 10 ans. Listen to
Mireille Messier, author of the new book, La salade de
César. For ages 5-10.
Woodside Square*
July 2
2 pm
Downsview
July 8
2 pm
Don Mills
July 10
2 pm
Philippe Flahaut
Chansons traditionnelles de la France et du Québec. Pour
enfants de 5 à 10 ans. Traditional French songs from
Quebec and France. For ages 5-10.
Kennedy/Eglinton
July 9
2 pm
Fairview
July 23
2 pm
Njacko Backo
Musique et contes d’Afrique. Music and stories from Africa.
Agincourt
July 18
2 pm
Beaches
July 24
2 pm
Over 1000 rare and historical children’s
books from the Osborne Collection of Early
Children's books will be digitized for
universal access, thanks to a gift from the
Estate of Thomas James Winston Taylor.
tplfoundation.ca
Stories and Crafts
For kids of all ages.
Northern Elms
torontopubliclibrary.ca
Tuesdays, Thursdays, July 8-August 28
Numeracy for Preschoolers
Stories, songs, rhymes and activities for children age 5 and
under with their parents or caregivers.
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10:30 am
Centennial*
Family Time
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.
Mondays, July 8-August 19
Toddler Time
Stories, songs and rhymes for children age 3-5 years with
their parents or caregivers.
These programs are for children birth to five
years old and their parents or caregivers.
10 am
Boost your baby’s speech and language development. This
unique music program combines actions, songs and nursery
rhymes with gestures derived from sign language for
hearing babies from birth to 18 months.
KIDS & FAMILIES
Storytimes
Saturdays, July 5-16
Reading Programs &
Storytimes in French
Saturdays, July 12-26
2 pm
Math. Reading. Confidence.
www.kumon.ca
* Call or visit the branch to register. For branch hours and locations, see pages 34-38.
800-ABC-MATH
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SCIENCE &
TECHNOLOGY
Expand your mind and
learn more about the world
around you in a variety of
lectures and discussions.
Print Your Own Book
at the Library
MAKER PROGRAMS
ADULTS
KIDS & FAMILIES
3D Printer Certification
Makers Club
We show you how to use a 3D printer, how to prepare
a 3D design file for print, how to use the equipment
properly and safely.
Children of all ages are invited to explore their
imagination.
Fort York*
July 2, 8, 21; August 6, 21
7 pm
July 19, 30; August 16, 26
11 am
Design simple 3D objects and prepare them for printing.
Explore the applications Autodesk 123D Design, OpenSCAD
and Sculptris and get a hands-on demo of each.
July 5, August 16
10 am
Green Screen for Beginners
Digital Innovation Hub staff instruct you on how to
use a video camera and a green screen to create video
footage at fun and far out places. You’ll also learn the
basics of video editing. Online registration required, visit
tpl.ca/dihprograms.
Fort York*
July 14
Thursdays, July 3-August 28
6 pm
K’Nex Club
Building projects for school-age children and teens.
Intro to 3D Design
Toronto Reference
Humber Summit
2 pm
TEENS
Northern Elms
Fridays, July 4-August 29
3:30 pm
torontopubliclibrary.ca
Fort York Branch
Toronto Reference Library
Join us for programs, classes and demos
for users of all ages — including:
Intro to 3D design and printing
Video green screen and editing
DJ-ing and sound art
Maria A. Shchuka
July 7, 21; August 11
2 pm
Port Union
Fridays, July 11-August 22
2 pm
Queen/Saulter
July 17, August 21
4 pm
Brentwood
July 22, August 12
2 pm
Sanderson*
August 5
2 pm
Make + Create
Discover, play and learn with us as we explore Maker
culture. For ages 8-13.
July 10, August 6
2 pm
Try your hand at mixing some tunes with our resident DJ.
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Unleash your imagination at our two
Digital Innovation Hubs this summer
Builders, use your imagination and creativity to
construct awesome Lego structures. For ages 6-12.
Cedarbrae*
August 14
We provide online book templates, design
software, workshops and knowledgeable staff
to answer your questions.
Lego Fun
Make Music like a DJ
Fort York*
Self-publish your own high quality
paperback book, cookbook, memoir or journal
(colour cover and black & white pages)
at a reasonable price with Asquith Press,
Toronto Public Library’s new
book-printing service.
Make. Learn. Play.
With Digital Technology
2 pm
* Call or visit the branch to register.
ASQUITH
PRESS
digital
innovation
hubs
Visit us in the Digital Innovation Hub
at Toronto Reference Library
or online at
Program and registration details at
tpl.ca/asquithpress
tpl.ca/innovate
share your memories
SMALL
BUSINESS
tpl.ca/youryongestreet
youryongestreet is an interactive
online exhibit of people, places and
events along the world’s longest
street.
Build your small business with the
help of the library’s broad range of
services and resources.
Share your memories of Yonge Street.
Upload your photos, stories, video,
audio and more.
A business workshop taking place in one of
Toronto Public Library’s Learning Centres
ADULTS
TORONTO PUBLIC LIBRARY
A fun and easy guide to
help kids become readers
finger plays | songs & rhymes | booklists
stories & poems | music & videos
literacy games & activities
Browse it. Borrow it. Or buy it at any
Toronto Public Library branch. ($3)
First Steps in Importing
Small Business Network
A workshop on permits, tariff duties, customs
documentation and more.
If you are just thinking about starting a small business or
in the process of doing so, this network is for you. Learn
from others who are also interested in growing or starting
their own small business and share your experiences. Don’t
forget your library card.
Agincourt*
July 5
August 23
2 pm
9:30 am
Creating a Facebook Page for Your Business
Agincourt
July 8, August 12
6:30 pm
Learn about Facebook Fan Pages and their usefulness for
your business. Create a basic Fan Page profile in class. An
email account is a prerequisite. Program takes place in the
Learning Centre.
Toronto Reference
July 8, August 12
6 pm
Toronto Reference*
July 7
6 pm
August 16
3 pm
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. Program takes place in the
Learning Centre.
Toronto Reference*
July 19
3 pm
Digital Archive
Rare historical pictures, maps, ephemera
and digitized books.
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.
torontopubliclibrary.ca/readyforreading
Available online for your research, study and discovery.
torontopubliclibrary.ca/digital-archive
Image: City of Toronto, 1893; from All Aboard Toronto collection.
* Call or visit the branch to register. For branch hours and locations, see pages 34-38.
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Donor Support Helps Make Toronto’s Library Great
The Toronto Public Library Foundation extends a heartfelt THANK YOU to
Your donations have helped make possible or enhance groundbreaking programs and services; exemplary
book collections; and innovative community spaces at Toronto Public Library. For example:
• Digital Innovation Hub at Toronto Reference Library
launched in February
• TD Gallery exhibit Coffee, Beer and Mosh Pits
during February and March
• Black History Month Celebrations in February
• Bluma Lecture with Irshad Manji in March
• Marilyn and Charles Baillie Special Collections
opened at Toronto Reference Library in February
• Osborne Collection of Early Children’s Books
digitized and enhanced (Ongoing)
• Personal Finance Month free classes in February
Please consider joining these generous donors to help make Toronto’s Library great.
Call 416-393-7123, email [email protected] or visit tplfoundation.ca.
PARTNERS
($25,000 - $99,999)
($1,000 - $4,999)
George Cedric Metcalf
Charitable Foundation
D & A Designer
Woodworking Inc.
IBM International Foundation
Fund Matching Grants
Program of Tides Canada
Foundation
Lions Club of Weston
BENEFACTORS
($10,000 - $24,999)
TD Bank Group
RBC Foundation
Urban Strategies Inc.
Hydro One Inc.
The Drake General Store
($250 - $999)
Bell Canada
Diamond and Schmitt
Architects Inc.
INDIVIDUALS
READERS’S CIRCLE
FRIENDS
($100,000+)
($1,000 - $2,499)
($250 - $999)
Estate of Wentworth Walker
Gamal Abdel-Shehid &
Anjula Gogia
Paul Carney & Mary Frances
Ellison
Rita Cox
Emelita Ervin & Chloe Kotsonas
J. Malkin & E. Jacobson
Barbara L. Michasiw
Kerry Mitchell
Raymond & Sachiko Moriyama
Heather Mummery
Andre Nowakowski &
Katherine Gurney
Jean Orpwood In Memory of
Margaret Canning
Harry & Evelyn Rosen
Gillian Smith
Marcella & Michael Bungay
Stanier
Patricia Wood
Margaret Agar
Marion & Lorne Andrews
Jillian Beaulieu
John Bedford
Thomas Boyd
Mary & James Carey-Hill
David Carr
Bob Collins
Paul Connelly
Susan Cooper
Pooja Dayanand
Shelley L. Dolan
Xavier DSouza
John R. Farrell
Marco Fedele
Russell C. Finch
Ann Foster
Shaun Francis
Christine Giraldi
Yola Grant
C. Stuart Griffith
John Hancock
Siobhan Harrop-Scott
Catharine Heddle & Terry Lee
RESERVE LIST CIRCLE
($25,000 - $99,999)
Daniels brothers in honour of
their mother, Norine Rose
Estate of Thomas Taylor
CONSERVATOR’S CIRCLE
($10,000 - $24,999)
Murray Frum & Family
COLLECTOR’S CIRCLE
($5,000 - $9,999)
Charles & Marilyn Baillie
AVID READER’S CIRCLE
($2,500 - $4,999)
Barbara Church
June McLean
Julian Sleath
Rosemary Smith
David Stephenson
Barbara Tallis
Susan Track
Wanda Trimble
Galan Wako
Cynthia Walker
Bill Wilson
Gordon Wong
Tiffany Wry
Benjamin Wulffhart
Eve Wyatt
NEW COLLECTION
Alyssa Bourdeau
Erin Brand
Amy Burstyn-Fritz
Henrietta Cheng
Lindsay Colley
Ron Kugan & Victoria Everett
Priya Mosur
Christina Palassio
Tatiana Read
Gillian Savigny
Jennifer Schein
Sonya Singh
Fiona Lim Tung & Christopher
Charron
Ruthie Wahl
Thank you to our Book Lover’s Ball supporters. The event held on February 6th raised over $500,000 for
Toronto’s Library.
FRIENDS
PHILANTHROPIST’S CIRCLE
Susan Phillips
Mary Pitts
Chris Robinson
Barbara Rusch & Donald Zaldin
Allen Russell
Nigel Russell
Frances Schwenger
Lois Scouten
Pablo Seto
Fiona Sillars
BOOK LOVER’S BALL
CORPORATIONS AND FOUNDATIONS
PATRONS
supporters who made donations between January 1 and March 31, 2014.
James N. Hepburn
Christopher Homer
Helen Hook
Dixie Kee
Brian Keith
James Knoop
Yoko Kutney
Victoria Lee
Carolyn Lemon
P. Levay
Maureen Lukie
Caroline Marshall
Patricia Marshall
Dan McCaw
Jodee McCaw
Donna McCraw
Maureen McFarland
David McGinn
Estate of Leon Mintsberg
Ronald Morris
Maxine Munroe
Julia Mustard
Dennis O’Connell
James Orr
Mike Pezzack
Stephen Phillips
SPONSORS
Chatelaine
City
Cober Evolving Solutions
Connor, Clark & Lunn Private
Capital Ltd.
Fairmont Royal York
Friesens Corporation
Harlequin Enterprises Ltd.
Ontario Secondary School
Teachers’ Federation
Social Catalyst Inc.
Sun Life Financial
TD Bank Group
Toronto Star
Whitehots Inc.
TABLES
Barrick Gold Corporation
Bell
Richard & Joan Boxer
Helen Burstyn
Cisco
GE Capital - Canada
Harper Collins Canada
Herizig Eye Institute
KPMG Corporate Finance
Lissom Investment
Management Inc.
Mackenzie Financial
Hon. Margaret McCain
Janet and Bruce McKelvey
Miller Thomson LLP
MTS Allstream Inc.
Penguin Random House
RBC Capital Markets
Scotiabank
The Sorbara Group
Gillian Smith
Wildeboer Dellelce LLP
TICKET BUYERS AND
ADOPT-A-BRANCH
Paul Ainslie
Anne Bailey
R. Anne Bailey
Gary Bates
Rita Bates
Tom Best
Karen Boersma
Lawrence Boland
Stephen Brunt
Scott Burk
Phillip H. Carter
Scott Carter
Simon Cheesman
Alastair Cheng
Gordon Cheung
Abdullah Choksi
Olivia Chow
Kieran Conroy
Russ Culver
Consiglio Dinino
Brian Donlan
Amy Douglas
David Ellins
Event Spectrum Inc.
Derek Finkle
Michael Flux
Michael Foderick
Cathy Furlong
Elizabeth Gabriele
Elizabeth Glass
Bell Media
Peter Graham
Jennifer Guerard
Gerhard Hauck
Linda Hazzan
Katherine Hilton
David Holland
Larry Hughsam
Kim Huntley
Michael Ignatieff
Christina Jennings
Ronald Kanter
Guy Kay
Karolyn Kennedy
Dan Keon
Mark Krembil
Diana Kuprel
Pamela Laycock
Philip Lieberman
Eugenia Lista
Peter Lockie
Ralph Mackenzie
Heather Mathis
Clare McCurley
James McKay
David Millar
Philip Moore
Susan Morrissey
Scott Mullin
Trefor Munn-Venn
Linda O’Leary
Jeannie O’Regan
Steve Paikin
Anonymous
Ross Parry
Richard Peddie
Tim & Carol Pinnington
Jane Pyper
Q30
Tatiana Read
Holly Reid
Marlon Reid
Elizabeth Richmond
Glenda Rissman
Anthony Romano
Ellen Roseman
Jeffrey Sack
Jeffrey Schwartz
Peter Scott
George Semeczko
Ian Still
Craig Swinwood
Tanya Taggart
TD Bank Group
Kathryn Tinckam
Beverly Topping
Torcom Construction Inc.
Christine Turkewych
James Wallace
Jodi Weber
Robert Weller
Margaret Wilkie
Andrew Wright
Paul Zed
BRANCH MAP
TORONTO PUBLIC LIBRARY
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JULY - AUGUST 2014
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1 Ward’s Island
2 Queen’s Quay
3 Swansea Plaza
4Mabelle
5Willowridge
6 Martinway Plaza
7Braeburn
8 North Kipling
9Driftwood
Community Centre
10Firgrove
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2
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Neighbourhood branches
District branches
Research & Reference libraries
Bookmobile stops
Neighbourhood branches
District branches
Research & Reference libraries
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Bookmobile stops
11Wycliffe
12 Yonge Village
13 Bayview Cummer
Plaza
14Brahms
15 Nymark Plaza
16Glamorgan
17 Scarborough Town
Centre
18 Panda Square
19 Oakridge Community
Centre
20 St. Andrews
21 Sheppard Plaza
22 Bathurst Manor Plaza
23 Lawrence Heights
Community Centre
24 Caledon Village
25 Chetta Place
26 Martha Eaton Way
27 Scarborough Village
28 Midland Danforth
29 Metro Hall
30 West Mall
Bookmobile schedule: page 39.
Bookmobile questions: 416-395-5560
Bookmobile website: torontopubliclibrary.ca/bookmobiles
Bookmobile stops
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BRANCH HOURS & LOCATIONS
TORONTO PUBLIC LIBRARY
Map
Library Branch
Phone No.
Address
Branch Hours
F/1
Agincourt
416-396-8943
155 Bonis Ave.
M1T 3W6
Mon-Fri 9-8:30; Sat 9-5; *Sun 1:30-5
F/3
Albert Campbell
416-396-8890
496 Birchmount Rd.
M1K 1N8
Mon-Fri 9-8:30; Sat 9-5; *Sun 1:30-5
A/1
Albion
416-394-5170
1515 Albion Rd.
M9V 1B2
Mon-Fri 9-8:30; Sat 9-5; *Sun 1:30-5
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
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
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
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
D/2
Barbara Frum
416-395-5440
20 Covington Rd.
M6A 3C1
Mon-Fri 9-8:30; Sat 9-5; *Sun 1:30-5
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
E/4
Beaches
416-393-7703
2161 Queen St. E.
M4L 1J1
Mon-Thur 9-8:30; Fri & Sat 9-5
G/2
Bendale
416-396-8910
1515 Danforth Rd.
M1J 1H5
Tues & Thur 12:30-8:30; Wed & Fri 10-6; Sat 9-5
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
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
B/3
Brentwood
416-394-5240
36 Brentwood Rd. N.
M8X 2B5
Mon-Fri 9-8:30; 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
E/2
Brookbanks
416-395-5480
210 Brookbanks Dr.
M3A 2T8
Tues & Thur 12:30-8:30; Wed & Fri 10-6;
Sat 9-5
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
G/2
Cedarbrae
416-396-8850
545 Markham Rd.
M1H 2A1
Mon-Fri 9-8:30; Sat 9-5; *Sun 1:30-5;
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
D/4
City Hall
416-393-7650
Nathan Phillips Square
100 Queen St. W. M5H 2N3
Mon-Fri 10-6
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
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
E/3
Danforth/Coxwell
416-393-7783
1675 Danforth Ave.
M4C 5P2
Mon-Thur 9-8:30; Fri & Sat 9-5
C/3
Davenport
416-393-7732
1246 Shaw St.
M6G 3P1
Tues & Thur 12:30-8:30; Wed & Fri 10-6;
Sat 9-5
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
D/3
Deer Park
416-393-7657
40 St. Clair Ave. E.
M4T 1M9
Mon-Thur 9-8:30; Fri & Sat 9-5
E/2
Don Mills
416-395-5710
888 Lawrence Ave. E.
M3C 1P6
Mon-Fri 9-8:30; Sat 9-5; *Sun 1:30-5
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
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
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
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
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
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
X = Wheelchair accessible
LC = Learning Centre
LSP = Library Settlement Partnerships
* Open Sundays, September 13 - December 13 inclusive (except October 11).
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Access
LC
LSP
X
•
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X
X
X
•
Map
Library Branch
Phone No.
Address
•
E/1
Fairview
416-395-5750
35 Fairview Mall Dr.
M2J 4S4
Mon-Fri 9-8:30; Fri & Sat 9-5; *Sun 1:30-5
•
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
•
D/3
Forest Hill
416-393-7706
700 Eglinton Ave. W.
M5N 1B9
Mon-Thur 9-8:30; Fri & Sat 9-5
C/4
Fort York
416-393-6240
190 Fort York Blvd.
M5V 0C7
Mon-Thur 9-8:30; Fri & Sat 9-5
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
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
G/3
Guildwood
416-396-8872
Guildwood Plaza
Tues & Thur 12:30-8:30; Wed & Fri 10-6;
123 Guildwood Parkway M1E 4V2 Sat 9-5
C/4
High Park
416-393-7671
228 Roncesvalles Ave.
M6R 2L7
Mon-Thur 9-8:30; Fri & Sat 9-5
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
E/1
Hillcrest
416-395-5830
5801 Leslie St.
M2H 1J8
Tues & Thur 12:30-8:30; Wed & Fri 10-6;
Sat 9-5
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
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
A/1
Humberwood
416-394-5210
850 Humberwood Blvd.
M9W 7A6
Tues & Thur 12:30-8:30; Wed & Fri 10-6;
Sat 9-5
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
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
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
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
D/3
Leaside
416-396-3835
165 McRae Dr.
M4G 1S8
Mon-Thur 9-8:30; Fri & Sat 9-5
D/4
Lillian H. Smith
416-393-7746
239 College St.
M5T 1R5
Mon-Fri 9-8:30; Sat 9-5;
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
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X
X
X
X
•
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X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
•
Branch Hours
Access
LC
X
•
X
Osborne Collection of Early
Children’s Books (Reference)
416-393-7753
D/2
Locke
416-393-7730
3083 Yonge St.
M4N 2K7
Mon-Thur 9-8:30; Fri & Sat 9-5
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
E/4
Main Street
416-393-7700
137 Main St.
M4E 2V9
Mon-Thur 9-8:30; Fri & Sat 9-5
G/1
Malvern
416-396-8969
30 Sewells Rd.
M1B 3G5
Mon-Fri 9-8:30; Sat 9-5; *Sun 1:30-5
C/3
Maria A. Shchuka
416-394-1000
1745 Eglinton Ave. W.
M6E 2H4
Mon-Fri 9-8:30; Sat 9-5; *Sun 1:30-5
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
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
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
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
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
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
D/1
North York Central Library
416-395-5535
5120 Yonge St.
M2N 5N9
Mon-Fri 9-8:30; Sat 9-5; *Sun 1:30-5
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
Mon-Fri 10-6; Sat 9-5
LSP
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•
X
•
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
416-393-7748
TTY 416-395-5596
X
X
*Sun 1:30-5
Merril Collection of Science Fiction,
Speculation & Fantasy (Reference)
X
X
BRANCH HOURS & LOCATIONS
JULY - AUGUST 2014
•
•
X
Mon-Fri 10-6; Sat 9-5
X
X
X
X
X
X
•
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X
•
X
•
X
X
X
X
X
•
See a map of locations on pages 34-35.
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BRANCH HOURS & LOCATIONS
TORONTO PUBLIC LIBRARY
Map
Library Branch
Phone No.
Address
Branch Hours
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
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
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
E/3
Pape/Danforth
416-393-7727
701 Pape Ave.
M4K 3S6
Mon-Fri 9-8:30; Sat 9-5; *Sun 1:30-5
C/4
Parkdale
416-393-7686
1303 Queen St. W.
M6K 1L6
Mon-Fri 9-8:30; Sat 9-5; *Sun 1:30-5
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
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
Tues & Thur 12:30-8:30; Wed & Fri 10-6;
Sat 9-5
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
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
A/1
Rexdale
416-394-5200
2243 Kipling Ave.
M9W 4L5
Tues & Fri 10-6; Wed & Thur 12:30-8:30;
Sat 9-5
B/2
Richview
416-394-5120
1806 Islington Ave.
M9P 3N3
Mon-Fri 9-8:30; Sat 9-5;
*Sun 1:30-5
D/4
Riverdale
416-393-7720
370 Broadview Ave.
M4K 2M8
Mon-Thur 9-8:30; Fri & Sat 9-5
B/3
Runnymede
416-393-7697
2178 Bloor St. W.
M6S 1M8
Mon-Thur 9-8:30; Fri 9-5; & Sat 9-5
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
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
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
D/4
Sanderson
416-393-7653
327 Bathurst St.
M5T 1J1
Mon-Thur 9-8:30; Fri & Sat 9-5
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
F/1
Steeles
416-396-8975
Bamburgh Gardens Shopping Plaza
375 Bamburgh Circle M1W 3Y1
Mon-Fri 9-8:30; Sat 9-5
B/4
Swansea Memorial
416-393-7695
95 Lavinia Ave.
M6S 3H9
Tues & Thur 10-12 & 1-6; Wed 1-8;
Sat 10-5
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
E/3
Thorncliffe
416-396-3865
48 Thorncliffe Park Dr.
M4H 1J7
Mon-Fri 9-8:30; Sat 9-5
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
D/3
Toronto Reference Library
416-395-5577
789 Yonge St.
M4W 2G8
Mon-Fri 9-8:30; Sat 9-5; *Sun 1:30-5
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
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
G/1
Woodside Square
416-396-8979
Woodside Square Mall
1571 Sandhurst Circle M1V 1V2
Mon-Thur 9-8:30; Fri & Sat 9-5
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
D/3
Wychwood
416-393-7683
1431 Bathurst St.
M5R 3J2
Mon-Thur 9-8:30; Fri & Sat 9-5
C/1
York Woods
416-395-5980
1785 Finch Ave. W.
M3N 1M6
Mon-Fri 9-8:30; Sat 9-5; *Sun 1:30-5
D/3
Yorkville
416-393-7660
22 Yorkville Ave.
M4W 1L4
Mon-Thur 9-8:30; Fri & Sat 9-5
TTY 416-393-7100
Access
LC
LSP
BOOKMOBILE SCHEDULE
JULY - AUGUST 2014
Map
Bookmobile Stop Locations
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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, weekly, 3-4:30 pm
1
5
A/2
Willowridge
44 Willowridge Rd. (Eglinton Ave. W. & Highway 27)
Fridays, weekly, 11:30 am-1:30 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, 3:30-4:30 pm
1
8
A/1
North Kipling
2 Rowntree Rd. (North Kipling Community Centre parking
lot, Kipling Ave. & Albion Rd.)
Tuesdays, weekly, 1:30-2:30 pm
1
9
B/1
Driftwood Community
Centre
4401 Jane St. (at Driftwood Ave.)
Wednesdays, weekly, 3-4:30 pm
1
10
B/1
Firgrove
1 Dune Grassway (Jane St. & Sheppard Ave.)
Wednesdays, weekly, 5:30-7 pm
1
11
D/1
Wycliffe
6255 Bathurst St. (at Greenwin Village Rd., northeast
corner)
Tuesdays, weekly, 6:30-8 pm
2
12
D/1
Yonge Village
20 Tangreen Crt. (at Steeles Ave.W.)
Saturdays, weekly, 2-4 pm
2
13
D/1
Bayview Cummer Plaza
3292 Bayview Ave. (at Cummer Ave., northeast corner)
Fridays, weekly, 10:30 am-12 noon
2
14
E/1
Brahms
Brahms Ave. (at Finch Ave., northeast corner)
Fridays, weekly, 3-4:30 pm
2
15
E/1
Nymark Plaza
4857 Leslie St. (at Nymark Ave., northeast corner)
Wednesdays, weekly, 6-7:30 pm
2
16
F/2
Glamorgan
120 Dundalk Dr. (at Antrim Cres.)
Thursdays, weekly, 3-4:30 pm
2
17
G/2
Scarborough Town Centre
300 Borough Dr. (Ellesmere & McCowan Aves. northeast
corner)
Thursdays, bi-weekly, July 3, 17,31;
August 14, 28; 6-7:30 pm
2
18
H/1
Panda Square
South side of Panda Square, Trumpeter St. (northwest of
Sheppard & Meadowvale Aves.)
Mondays, weekly, 3:30-4:30 pm
1
19
F/3
Oakridge Community
Centre
63 Pharmacy Ave. (north of Danforth Ave.)
Thursdays, bi-weekly, July 10, 24;
August 14, 28; 6-7:30 pm
2
X
20
D/2
St. Andrews
53 The Links Rd. (at Lord Seaton Rd.)
Tuesdays, weekly, 11 am-12:30 pm
2
21
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
X
22
C/1
Bathurst Manor Plaza
21 Wilmington Ave (at Overbrook Pl northeast corner)
Mondays, weekly, 6-7:30 pm
2
23
C/2
Lawrence Heights
Community Centre
5 Replin Rd. (Allen Expressway & Lawrence Ave. W.)
Wednesdays, weekly, 3-4:30 pm
2
X
24
C/2
Caledon Village
100 Lotherton Pathway (at Caledonia Rd.)
Tuesdays, weekly, 3-4:30 pm
2
25
B/2
Chetta Place
Near Kingsview Village School, Kipling Ave. & Dixon Dr.
Thursdays, weekly, 3-4:30 pm
1
26
C/2
Martha Eaton Way
15 Martha Eaton Way (Trethewey Dr. & Black Creek Rd.)
Saturdays, weekly, 10 am-12 noon
2
27
G/3
Scarborough Village
Markington Square Shopping Centre (Eglinton Ave. E. &
Markham Rd. southeast corner)
Mondays, weekly, 6-7 pm
1
28
F/3
Midland Danforth
Greystone Plaza parking lot (Danforth Rd. & Greystone
Walk)
Mondays, weekly, 1:30-2:30 pm
1
29
D/4
Metro Hall
Wellington & John Sts.
Thursdays, weekly, 11:30 am-1 pm
2
30
A/3
West Mall
The West Mall & Burnamthorpe Rd
Mondays, weekly, 3-4:40 pm
1
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X
X
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Stop Times
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LC = Learning Centre
LSP = Library Settlement Partnerships
* Open Sundays, September 13 - December 13 inclusive (except October 11).
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ACCESSIBILITY SERVICES
JULY - AUGUST 2014
Accessibility Services
at Toronto Public Library
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.
A BRANCH NEAR YOU
GET BOOKS, MUSIC AND VIDEOS
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.
in regular and alternative formats
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.
Our collections come in various formats. Books, music and
movies are available in both regular formats and special
formats such as:
• 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.
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
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.
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.
QUESTIONS?
Dial-A-Story
416-395-5400
416-393-7131 or 416-393-7030 TTY
Hear-A-Story
torontopubliclibrary.ca/stories
This and other library publications can be provided in
alternative formats upon request.
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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.
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