For almost 100 years, and for 30+ years at its Yonge/Bloor Street location, the Toronto Reference Library has served as a vital information hub for the people of Toronto and Ontario. With unique services, deep resources, rich collections and compelling cultural programming the Toronto Reference Library is the "people's university", a place that is open and accessible to all.
Through re:vitalize, the Toronto Public Library Foundation is helping to recreate the Toronto Reference Library as Toronto's foremost public centre for life-long learning, the exchange of ideas and community engagement. With your help, the Toronto Reference Library will become a Library for the future – a vital institution that meets the diverse needs of today's and tomorrow's learners.
This revitalization project is generously funded by:
