Holiday Hours
Monday, September 27
Tuesday, September 28
Wednesday, September 29
Monday, October 11
Browsing Hours:
Monday – Thursday: 10 am – 2 pm
Closing at 2 pm. (Hoshana Raba)
Closed (Shmini Atzeret)
Closed (Simchat Torah)
Closed (Thanksgiving)
Curbside Hours:
Monday – Thursday: 2 – 4 pm
Sunday: 12:30 – 3:30 pm
On July 5th, it’s finally happening:
The JPL starts gradually re-opening its doors for in-person visits!
As of July 5, we’ll open by appointment for maximum 1-hour visits by patrons wanting to browse and borrow from our collections in the main library as well as in the Norman Berman Children’s Library. Finally, we are ready to welcome you back to take out books and materials from our collections … SAFELY, of course! Click here to read how it will work:
Curbside service will remain with modified hours. The Archives will be opening for a limited number of research appointments.
Browsing Hours
Monday – Thursday:
10 am – 2 pm
New Curbside Hours
Monday – Thursday:
2 – 4 pm
Curbside Pickup Procedure
In accordance with public health guidelines for COVID-19, please take note of the pickup and return procedures below:
- You will be contacted by a member of the curbside staff for your appointment. Please be punctual (not early, not late).
- You will be allowed to enter the building. You must wear a mask and have your temperature taken at the security desk.
- Proceed to the entrance of the library where a member of the curbside staff will be waiting to hand you your books or accept your returns.
- You will need to exit the building as soon as you have received or returned your library books to allow the subsequent appointment to be processed.
Curbside Hours
Monday – Wednesday:
11:00 am – 1:30 pm
Thursday:
1:30 – 4:30 pm
Sunday:
12:30 – 3:30 pm
(closed from Jun 27 to Sep 5)
Upcoming Events
Music & Movement for Little Humans with Linda Kravitz
JPL's Annual General Meeting
Nominated Officers and Directors 2021-2022
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In collaboration with other organizations
As the World Recovers from the Pandemic,
the JPL will be there for the Community
Libraries play an important role
in building community and helping those in need.
Blue Metropolis International Literary Festival
takes to the streets… with Virtual Walking Tours
Yiddish Montreal will introduce you to the generation of Jewish authors who came before Mordecai Richler and Leonard Cohen.
News & Updates
Jacob Issac Segal Awards – Final Winners
BEST QUEBEC BOOK
ON A JEWISH THEME
DR. HIRSH & DVORA ROSENFELD AWARD FOR
YIDDISH LITERATURE
ROSA AND DAVID Z”L FINESTONE TRANSLATION AWARD
FOR A BOOK ON A JEWISH THEME
