Windsor Public Library

Celebrate the Halloween season with a story walk through Optimist Park! Weave through the trees to read the story , then receive a Halloween craft when you complete our spooky trail! Costumes are welcomed. Please register to reserve a spot. Ages 4+. 🎃

Love movies? Join us at the Fontainebleau Branch for our Let’s Talk Movies Club, held on the last Wednesday of every month. Each month, we pick a movie from Kanopy or Hoopla for a lively and thoughtful discussion.

For October's meeting, we’ll be talking about Aftersun (2022), available to stream on Kanopy.

Note: This is a discussion event, not a screening.

To register, please email Zina at [email protected].

Let's go back in time with the power of literature!

Each month, participants are invited to select a book published within a specific decade. A book list and a selection of books will be provided. At our monthly meetings, we'll discuss popular trends, themes, and writing styles that defined the decade.

Please call or email to register and obtain a book list.

519-255-6770 ex 4437

This month: Books published between 1930-1939

Do you have a fun hobby that you love talking about? A cool animal fact? An expertise or skill you want to explain?
Join us for an evening of lightening talks where you have 5-7 minutes to share information about interests / hobbies / expertise / skills / general fun facts or come just to listen and learn.
Registration is strongly encouraged to guarantee space.
Contact Becky @ 519-255-6770 x6600 for more information or to register.

All Windsor Public Library branches will be closed on September 30 in observance of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. To explore books, videos, and other resources that highlight the significance of this day, visit windsorpubliclibrary.com.

Sept 28, 6pm, Local History Branch

In recognition of National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, join us for a documentary film screening of WaaPaKe (Tomorrow). This film, produced by the National Film Board, explores the legacy and impact of the residential school system in Canada.
Registration is recommended.
Suitable for teens and adults.
519-255-6770 ex 4437
[email protected]

We're open!

Visit the new Central Library at 400 City Hall Square in downtown Windsor. Stop by between 10 am and 6 pm to explore the new space, browse collections, use public computers, and access library services. We can't wait to welcome you to Central Library's new home.



Visit us 12:00 to 8:00 Mondays and Wednesdays, every other day 10:00 to 6:00.

Top 5s for the month of August!

Pick up a free informational booklet and activity sheets at the Local History Branch and learn more about Truth and Reconciliation. Available all month starting Sept. 1. While supplies last.