Cambridge Public Library supports and inspires the exploration of reading, arts, innovation, and learning. Cambridge Public Library is also home to Cambridge Art Galleries, offering exhibitions, programs, and a permanent collection of contemporary Canadian fibre art.
Visit our 5 unique library locations throughout the city:
Queen’s Square: this branch holds the largest collection and features the main art gallery.
Old Post Office: a digital-focused library featuring a Children’s Discovery Centre, creative studios, and a balcony overlooking the Grand River.
Preston: featuring a fireplace, community garden, a Seed Library, and a Tool Library.
Hespeler: a modern glass structure integrated into a 100-year-old Carnegie library building.
Clemens Mill: located within St. Benedict Catholic Secondary School, featuring maker space, gaming equipment, and an Active Living collection.
Accessibility Options
- Accessible Parking – In most locations
- Automatic Entrance Door
- Permanent Sloped Entry Way / Ramp
- Accessible Service Counters
- Accessible Washrooms
- Gender Neutral Washrooms – In most locations
- Scent-Free Environment
- Sensory-Friendly Adaptations
- Service Animal Friendly
- Staff Have Received Accessibility Training
- Accessible Format Print Material – Braille
- Accessible Format Print Material – Large Format
- Bright Lighting
- Contrast Colours For Ease Of Navigation
- Handrails
Accessibility listings have not yet been independently verified. Please contact the business directly to confirm their offerings meet your specific needs.