Windsor Public Library
is your go-to place for
so many things to do and see.
Check out our Events Calendar and plan your next visit today.
It also shows where the new bookmobile FRED 2.0 will be each day.

2026 Event Calendar Link

Make Windsor Public
Library part of your new
routine!  Books, movies, activities and relaxing spaces.
So, what are you doing this weekend?

The new Bookmobile,
FRED 2.0 is here!
Click on Services in the menu above and then look for the bookmobile photo for more information.  Or you can use the link below to access the bookmobile calendar directly.
The new bookmobile is equipped to offer the same services as a regular library branch, including book lending, digital resources, and various programs for all ages.
The Bookmobile schedule can also be found in the Events Calendar.

Windsor Public Library
is open 7 days a week in 9
locations in 2026. Hours of operation are also standardized as noon to 8 pm on Mondays and Wednesdays, and 10 am to 6 pm on all other days.

Regular Service Hours Link

Do You Believe in Ghosts? Are you brave enough to hunt them?

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Ghost Hunting Kit
The Windsor Public Library is summoning all brave souls seeking a spine-tingling adventure! Whether you’re a skeptic or a true believer, now’s your chance to explore the unknown. We have Ghost Hunting Kits! Each kit is packed with everything you need to conduct your own paranormal investigation: EMF Meter – Detect electromagnetic fields that may indicate ghostly activity Voice Recorder – Capture eerie EVP (Electronic Voice Phenomena) Body Camera with Night Vision – See what lurks in the shadows Ghost Hunting for Dummies – Learn the Continue Reading...
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Hoopla Service Restored

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Hoopla
Hoopla is once again available following an issue with the Amazon Web Service provider. Hoopla is just one of the many excellent resources you can find in the E-Resources section of the Windsor Public Library.  ...
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Celebrate Library Week October 19 to 25

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Ontario Public Library Week October 19 to 25
From October 19 to 25, we’re celebrating Ontario Public Library Week, and this year’s theme is “Libraries for Life.” It’s a perfect reminder that libraries aren’t just for students or bookworms—they’re for everyone, at every stage of life. So… what are you doing this weekend? If you haven’t visited your local library in a while, this is the perfect time to rediscover what makes it such a valuable part of our community. Whether you’re 5 or 95, libraries offer something for everyone: – For kids: Storytime, Continue Reading...
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All Branches Closed for Thanksgiving

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All locations closed Sunday October 12 and Monday October 13 for Thanksgiving
Please make a note to pick up your reading materials before Thanksgiving. All library locations will be closed on Sunday, October 12, and Monday, October 13, to observe Thanksgiving. We look forward to seeing you before then or when we reopen on Tuesday at 10 am.  ...
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Internet Restored at John Muir Branch

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Image of laptop connecting to Wifi
The Internet and Wi-Fi at the John Muir Branch are now operational again, although speeds are slightly slower than usual.  We apologize for any inconvenience and will update this message again once the system is 100%....
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All Branches Closed September 30 for Truth and Reconciliation

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All branches closed September 30 for Truth and Reconciliation
In recognition of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on Tuesday, September 30, 2025, all branches of the Windsor Public Library will be closed. However, the library remains committed to fostering awareness, education, and reflection throughout the month of September. Displays of Indigenous content and resources are featured at branches across the city and online in our Digital Branch, and on YouTube, where Staff have prepared a special video presentation on Truth and Reconciliation. In Branch Activities include: Bridgeview Library is hosting a weekly video Continue Reading...
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Gigantic Book Sale at Forest Glade Library – Don’t Miss It!

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Used book sale Sept 27 and 28, 10am to 6pm Forest Glade Library
Mark Saturday, September 27, and Sunday, September 28, 2025, on your calendar as we’re holding a gigantic book sale. The Forest Glade Library, located at 3211 Forest Glade Drive, is hosting the massive two-day book sale from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. each day. Whether you’re a casual reader, a passionate collector, or just looking to stock up on great reads, this is your chance to browse thousands of titles across every genre imaginable—from fiction and biographies to history, self-help, and more. Unbeatable Prices: $2 per Continue Reading...
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Join Us for Author Talk with Jim Nehmetallah

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Author Talk with Jim September 24, 530 to 730pm Local History Branch
Join us at the Local History branch for a presentation by genealogist Jim Nehmetallah. He will be talking about his book, Finding Susan: From Tourza to Detroit, and the genealogical research he did to uncover the family trees for everyone connected to Tourza, Lebanon. The author will be selling and signing copies of his book after the presentation. Please call or email to register. localhistory@windsorpubliclibrary.com or 519-255-6770 ex 4437...
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Windsor Public Library Receives Ukrainian Book Donations

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CEO Jen Knights, Oleh Nikolenko from the Ukraine Consulate in Toronto and Councillor Gary Kaschak pose with new Ukrainian bookshelves.
Windsor Public Library is proud to announce the expansion of its multilingual collection with the addition of 80 Ukrainian-language books, generously donated by the Consulate General of Ukraine in Toronto. The donation was celebrated at the John Muir Branch, where Windsor Public Library CEO Jen Knights welcomed guests and dignitaries, including City Councillor Gary Kaschak, who attended on behalf of Mayor Drew Dilkens and City Council. “This is a beautiful branch, and I can’t think of a better place to share the exciting news about the Continue Reading...
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