Civic Centre Resource Library remains open during the parking lot reconstruction project. The parking lot can be accessed by driving around the fenced off areas. We apologize for this inconvenience.
As an addition to the North Thornhill Community Centre, the Pleasant Ridge Library was built to meet the needs of the growing community. The library serves as a place to study, work, learn, relax, socialize and be entertained. Visitors may also find an abundance of Chinese, French, Hebrew, and Russian titles in the library's collection.
Free outdoor parking is available
STEAM Club
Drop in and have fun exploring new STEAM topics with guided, hands-on activities about science, technology, engineering, art and math. For grades 3-8.
April 6 at 7:00 PM
Calendar
View the full calendar of programs and events.
General
Bike Rack
Change Table
Children's Area Heated Floor
In-library Toys and Board Games
Drop-in Quiet Study Rooms (24 seats)
Individual and Group Study Space (30 seats)
Outdoor Seating
Reading Garden
Soft Seating (26 seats)
Technology
Children's Early Literacy Stations (2)
Children's Early Literacy Stations (2)
Chromebooks
Laptop Kiosk
Photocopier / Printer / Scanner
Public Computers
Wireless Internet Access
Collection
Multilingual Collections
Pleasant Ridge Library has multilingual collections of materials in English, French, Chinese, Hebrew, and Russian.
Accessibility Features
Automatic Sliding Main Entry Doors
Single Level Library
Wheelchair Accessible Height-Adjustable Desk
Wheelchair Accessible Height-Adjustable Self Checkout Stations
Outdoor Wheelchair Accessible Table
Accessible Height Book Return
Accessible Spaces and Aisles
Accessible Washrooms
Access to CELA library
Home Library Services
Magnifying Bookmarks (For sale)
MagnusCards
Language Line Phone
Strobe Light Fire Alarms
Vaughan Public Libraries respectfully acknowledges that our libraries were built upon the Territory and Treaty lands of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation per the Toronto Purchase agreement or Treaty 13.
We also recognize we are situated in the traditional territory of the Huron-Wendat and the Haudenosaunee who occupied this land before the arrival of European settlers.
The City of Vaughan is currently home to many First Nations, Inuit and Métis people. We acknowledge their contributions to the life and prosperity of this land.
As representatives of the people of the City of Vaughan, we are grateful to have the opportunity to work and live in this territory.
For more facts and figures, view the Library Fact Sheet.
| 5.7 km away | Bathurst Clark Resource Library |
| 4.9 km away | Dufferin Clark Library |
| 6 km away | Civic Centre Resource Library |
