Toronto Public Library

We’re looking for someone to lead an 8-week paid residency focused on civic innovation this fall (Oct. 5–Nov. 28). Use tech and open data to solve civic challenges and inspire public engagement around issues that impact the community. 📅 Apply by June 7: tpl.ca/iir

If you wanted to write a feature story for a magazine or newspaper, you don't want to miss my free June 3 discussion at North York Central Library @torontolibrary. RSVP here: tpl.bibliocommons.com/v2/events/69c8…

New to Canada? 🇨🇦 We offer resources and services for newcomers, including settlement services with community partners, multilingual books, conversation circles, citizenship test prep, test guides and online English learning tools. Learn more: tpl.ca/newtocanada

This Friday, I'll be chatting about Julia Leigh's SLEEPING BEAUTY as a modern fairy tale with Andrea Werhun and Tia Glista for @torontolibrary; eventbrite.ca/e/modern-fairy…

Family. Friendships. History. Connections. Check out our Jewish Heritage Month recommended reading list for teens: ow.ly/wGoP50YTzEf

As part of my @torontolibrary residency, I'm also helping writers with their book proposals via my 1-on-1 meeting hours (in-person or virtual). Book a time with me for late May/early June: calendly.com/nycl-writer-in…

The next Toronto Public Library Board meeting takes place tonight at 6 pm at Toronto Reference Library. The public is welcome to attend in person or join via Webex or teleconference. Learn what’s on the agenda and how to join:ow.ly/J1qf50Z2jny

Artist Sameer Farooq and curators Dan Hicks and Tandazani Dhlakama discuss preserving culture and consider new ways of building and exhibiting collections. Jun 5 at 7 pm | North York Central Register: ow.ly/StKN50YZbtF #SalonSeries

Head back in time to the 60s! From self-discovery to scientific marvels, these recommended reads capture the spirit and feeling of the counterculture decade. Check out a book written or set from 1960-69: ow.ly/IBWe50YZ6aL #TPLReadingChallenge

The next Toronto Public Library Board meeting takes place Monday, May 25 at 6 pm at Toronto Reference Library. The public is welcome to attend in person or join via Webex or teleconference. Learn what’s on the agenda and how to join:ow.ly/J1qf50Z2jny

When it comes to mental health, safe spaces and community resources can make all the difference. This May, visit your local library and explore what’s waiting for you! Huge thanks to the @torontolibrary for creating a space where everyone belongs. 📚 #MentalHealthAwareness

AI is already shaping healthcare decisions in Ontario. Are we ready for the benefits and trade‑offs? 🗓 June 1 | 6:30 pm 📍 Toronto Reference Library Join AI and health researchers Muhammad Mamdani and Laleh Seyyed-Kalantari. Register now: ow.ly/OopP50YWx02

As part of my residency @torontolibrary I'm consulting with writers on how to improve their writing, find paying gigs, manage their marketing channels, and much more! Book a free meeting: calendly.com/nycl-writer-in…

We’re looking for someone to lead an 8-week paid residency focused on civic innovation this fall (Oct. 5–Nov. 28). Use tech and open data to solve civic challenges and inspire public engagement around issues that impact the community. 📅 Apply by June 7: tpl.ca/iir

Friendships. Family. Humour. Check out our Asian Heritage Month recommended reading list for teens, featuring Asian-Canadian authors: ow.ly/NLls50YTAiF

The next Toronto Public Library Board meeting takes place Monday, May 25 at 6 pm at Toronto Reference Library. The public is welcome to attend in person or join via Webex or teleconference. Learn what’s on the agenda and how to join:ow.ly/J1qf50Z2jny

Grateful to have Chinatown Community Lion Dance at #TONewcomerDay for an interactive performance. @TorontoLibrary invites you to join at the City Hall Library Branch from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. Space is limited and pre-registration required: tpl.bibliocommons.com/v2/events/69d6…

Join @FayandFluffy from The Fabulous Show with Fay & Fluffy as they share favourite books and stories! A fun, inclusive event celebrating kindness, self-love, and being proud of who you are. Drop-in, no registration. Space is limited.

@bookgaga @swanmichaels Thanks so much for coming out!

"Abandon is what you need to approach the page with ..." Richard Hell quotes Allen Ginsberg to talk about his own writing in conversation with @swanmichaels at @torontolibrary

Bestselling and award-winning author Tracey Lindberg will be at @torontolibrary’s North York branch for an author talk! Join her as she discusses her new book #TheCreeWordForLove on May 27 @ 7 PM ET. Details: bit.ly/4fkiOHs