Toronto Reference Library

Great place for conferences. Amazing customer service and quality media work. Couldnt be more proud of the authors and their achievements. Book launch of Jamil and Amy.Wish i had time to go back and sign out some books. I will probably be going back soon! Highly recommend.

Such a beautiful library. By far one of my favourite places in Toronto. Its ample open centre really complements the crowded shelves around it. I love the sound of the water next to the staircase and the futuristic elevators! Always a good place to read, work or study. The only thing I wish is they stayed open a bit later!

Designed by architect Raymond Moriyama, the Toronto Reference Library is a place to see, just for the building alone. This location has so much to offer: The Toronto Star Reading Room in the basement is the place where you can view past newspapers on microfilm. You can book a glass "pod" for private meetings. There are many quiet study areas. Numerous classes and talks are offered. And of course, there is a coffee shop and bookstore on the main floor. Staff are friendly and helpful!

What a beautiful library! Came by to use the practice room on the 5th floor. There are two piano rooms, one however doesnt have a functional pedal. Its a first come first serve, no booking in advance. You get the room for 30 minutes and if no one needs the room after you, you get to use the room longer.The elevator that takes you up also gives you a great view of the library !