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Fall 2024 Update
An update on Library collections, programs and services from the desk of the Head Librarian.
Connect: September - December 2024
Learn about our new partnership with the TBSO; free-to-attend programming for children, youths and adults; and our unique borrowing options.
Tickets to Symphony shows available to Library Members
A new partnership between the TBSO and TBPL gives Library Members the chance to attend Symphony shows for free this fall and winter.
2023 Report to the Community
2023 was a year of growth and reinvention at the Library. Read our 2023 Report to the Community here.
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TBPL For You
Play Days at the Library!
Drop in and play - kids of all ages can explore sensory-stimulating toys, engage with interactive books, and have fun with friends.
YOUth Rec Room
Join us in the Rec Room! Dive into art, anime, and fun activities in a welcoming and inclusive space for grades 7-12.
Thunder Bay Symphony Orchestra Tickets
A new partnership between the TBSO and TBPL gives Library Members the chance to attend Symphony shows for free this fall and winter.
Treaties Recognition Week
Treaties Recognition Week serves to acknowledge the importance of Treaties and to enhance understanding of their contemporary relevance.
Digital Library
What's On
Featured Event
Spice Club, part of a series
Pick up your Spice Club bag starting the second Wednesday of each month! No registration required - bags are first come, first served.
Support your Library
Your gift helps our entire community!
New In Our Collection
New & Coming Soon
Staff Lists
Full of Gratitude
If you're feeling thankful this time of year, or looking to understand gratitude better in your life, check out this list!
Movember - Men's Health
Movember isn't just about mustaches; it raises awareness for men’s physical health, mental health, and suicide prevention awareness.
Wars on Screen
Whether movies or TV series, this list compiles great stories of various wars, teaching us the trauma and dangers to everyone involved.
Discover Local History
A starting place to learn more about our history. Email research@tbpl.ca if you have any specific local history questions!
We acknowledge that the City of Thunder Bay has been built on the traditional territory of Fort William First Nation, signatory to the Robinson Superior Treaty of 1850. We also recognize the contributions made to our community by the Métis people.
