News and Updates

Cambridge Public Library is thrilled to share that construction of our sixth location has officially started! Our new location will be co-located at the new Cambridge Recreation and Library Complex in Southeast Galt. To mark this milestone, a groundbreaking ceremony was held on October 24, 2024.

All Cambridge Public Library locations will be closed on Friday, November 29 for our Staff Professional Development Day.Locations will reopen with regular hours, beginning Saturday, November 30.

New technologies, or ones new to you, can be intimidating. Sometimes you are starting with something new or you want to expand your knowledge of computers and other technologies. Your library is here to help with a wide range of services to assist in your search for tech-savvy.

During your next visit to one of Cambridge Public Library’s locations, you will notice new self-check stations. While they look a little different with a sleek black design and a built-in RFID scanner, they offer the same ease of use and convenience in an updated package.Self-Check FunctionsWith the self-checks, you can:

Between Monday, November 4 and Friday, November 22 construction will occur on the main floor and second floor windows in the computer and magazine areas of Queen’s Square.Due to the construction, some spaces will be blocked off with no access permitted and there may be some loud noises at times.All regular library services will be available during this time.We thank you for your understanding and patience.

It's always a great time to visit Cambridge Public Library. With five locations throughout Cambridge, each location opens doors to unique experiences and inspiring collections. These spaces are filled with art, books, games, technology, musical instruments, greenspaces, and more – truly something for every interest or inspiring your goals.

Book Club in a Bag kits offer our members an opportunity to participate in meaningful conversations, driven by inspiring stories and ideas. Dozens of titles are available through these kits, all selected because they are powerfully written and spark conversations. Each kit includes eight copies of a book and supporting materials to assist in leading thought-provoking conversations.

Read October was initiated in 2020 by the International Dyslexia Association Ontario (IDAO) to raise awareness about dyslexia within Ontario communities and promote the availability of dyslexia-friendly books in libraries.

Have you wanted to let out your inner rock star or is learning to play a new instrument on your life goals list? If so, Cambridge Public Library is here to help you strike a chord. 

Submission Deadline: Sunday, November 17, 2024 by 11:00 pmBelonging - Juried Community Art ExhibitionPreston GalleryDecember 14, 2024 to March 9, 2025