Our current regular hours are:
Mondays through Thursdays, 10-5:30 pm
Sundays, 10-4:30 pm
Hours:
Mondays-Thursdays, 10 am to 5 pm (closing at 4pm on the lower level).
Sundays 10 am to 4 pm
Users will be warned 15 minutes before sessions ends.
Access:
JPL members – free
Non-members – $2 for any portion of 1 hour
(Guest access pass will be provided at circulation desk and must be prepaid)
Children under (14) whether they are library members or not, must be accompanied by a parent or provide a note signed and dated by a parent.
Click here to see all the services and guidelines associated with our public-use computers.
The JPL public-use computers have been donated by a long-time friend in honour of Sandra Sherman Feldman’s milestone birthday. We are grateful for their generosity and friendship.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
Effective immediately, all visitors to the building must be fully vaccinated, provide proof of double vaccination and wear a mask at all times.
If you do not have the vaccine passport and are returning library material, you will need to leave it at the Security Desk. Library staff will be called to retrieve your books.
New regular hours:
Monday through Thursday:
10:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Sunday:
10:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
ERRATUM:
The Jewish Book Month ad in Saturday’s Gazette featured the wrong date for the The Boss Maidel Conversation with Fiona Davis.
The correct date for this event is Tuesday, November 30th.
The JPL’s Travelling Rare and Antiquarian Books Workshop
Seating is limited to 25 people and the event will close when full.
Click here for more info and for FREE registration
Some of our special collections
The life and work of famous Montreal
Yiddish writer and poet Rachel Korn
The Dr. Michael Paul
Rare Books Collection
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
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
