Central Library

Level 1M

The Jocelyn Louise Anderson Children's Library

This Early Learning Centre promotes early literacy, giving the youngest visitors a dedicated place to read, learn, and explore. Reading nooks, spots for storytime, play areas, lots of books, and a Nursing Room make up this incredible 12,200-square-foot space.

This is a photograph of the Early Learning Centre at Central. In the picture, there is a rug with a triangle of different colours. There is a red circle ottoman in the centre. This is a picture of the Early Learning Centre in Central Library. The left side of the photograph has pink origami swans on the wall. A family is sitting at the table playing with blocks, and behind them, you can see other patrons browsing the books.

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background image: This is a visual of bookshelves with the word "Questionarium" in orange letters on top. Sitting below, a family is playing a game at the table.

School-aged kids explore and learn in the Questionarium.

Take part in games, artmaking, expert encounters, and more in the Questionarium. It’s a space to solve challenges, create, and play — designed just for older kids.

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Enjoy a good book in the Maureen Proctor Reading Nook.

A long-standing volunteer, Library donor Maureen has helped many young readers develop strong reading comprehension skills and discover the magic of reading.