Toronto Public Library - North York Central Library Pop Up Location

Lots of quiet room where you can focus and study. You can choose where you want to sit since there’s a lot of study areas, you can pick which floor you want. Internet connection is good. Play area in the ground floor area. Looks fun for the kids.

Tashi at the red desk was very helpful and so were the staff at the circulation desk. Everyone was very patient, welcoming, professional, kind and understanding. They took their time in explaining all the important facts we needed to know, helped us through each step and provided guidance on how to use their system to search for anything we were looking for. It was clean, well kept, bright and quiet. The library was quite large and had a magnificent collection of resources, books, music and even a language section! We were truly amazed and the staff exceeded our expectations. Thanks to Tashi for showing us around and providing her assistance and expertise on the topics we were interested in. An array of subjects available. A space for everyone. Quiet study rooms are available. They even have a kids section if you come with your family. They also have computers that offer Adobe software programs to use. They even have a 3D printing section. The possibilities are endless! Photos included.

Granular in size, North York Central Library succeeds in providing a variety of study spots within multiple floors. From children’s study/play area to student based floors, people will find what they need. The inaccessible can appreciate their support such as elevators and brail reading.nnThe library itself is very modern and appealing to the eye. Almost making a 2nd home for people who need to focus on their studies/work. The staff are approachable and fairly knowledgeable when it comes to inquiries. It’s also nice to know events can take place in their rooms for booking.nnHowever, with any library near a school, it’s expected to get busier and possibly louder after school/work hours.

It's so incredible to be able to have spaces like these for everyone to settle in, socialize and for children to develop their imagination and creativity!nnYork's Toronto Public library is incredible! The unit has several floors, with each floor specifically for children, adults, academic books and others.nnThe space for children is located on the first floor, and in the stepdaughter's area there are some convenience stores. There is entertainment for all ages, including lots of interaction to develop children's logical reasoning and their sense of division and teamwork.nThe place also has a family bathroom and bathrooms adapted for use by children, and use by people with physical disabilities: having support bars, doors with automatic openings, security alarms, automatic sinks and trash cans and changing tables at the appropriate height for wheelchair users and people without disability.nThe other floors are accessible by both stairs and elevators. The library has some copies in Braille to serve people with visual impairments, in addition to the assistance of librarians.nnThe library is located on the same premises as the York activity center and is close to the subway and several bus stops.nFor those who use a car, there is private parking in the building, and paid spaces on the street.nnIt's very worth knowing.nnFor those who don't yet have a library card, it's very simple to do and the website has all the necessary documents, and the card comes out on the same day: you need the card to borrow books.

This gigantic library with lots of space will provide the opportunity to enjoy your reading or study time while you are socializing and finding friends. The only drawback might be that you barely will find a quiet place here and study rooms are always occupied.