Centennial College Library — Kid-friendly Storytime & Classes in Toronto, Ontario
- Ages all ages
- Indoor
- Rainy-day OK
Centennial College Library offers a quiet indoor space that can be a great spot for families looking for a change of scenery, especially during storytime sessions.
What to expect
This library, located within Centennial College, provides a calm environment for reading and studying. While not exclusively a children's space, its categorization as a library suggests resources and potential programming that could appeal to younger visitors, including storytime events.
Best for
Ideal for parents seeking a quiet, indoor activity like storytime or a place to read with children.
What parents say
Brittany Comeau
Friendly staff, renting laptops is nice, clean and tidy, and usually actually decently quiet, for a place full of students. Wish there was more seating.
Manan Patel
Loved it. So peaceful and good. I feel like a open atmosphere and automatically your thoughts being positive there and you motivate to read some more things. Really like it.
Marie Felton
Extremely noisy library with little to no working spaces and outlets. If you're planning on studying, it's wise that you maybe find an empty classroom or a quiet hallway. The noise levels aren't enforced either so there's lots of people making phone calls and blasting music.
Bernie Li
Staff and available laptops/iPads for loan are great features. There's a nice amount of study space. The staff are helpful and competent. The biggest pains are from the students within the library, most people don't follow the quiet/silent rules and they're not actively enforced.
Kimia Madelat
It is impossible to get a hold of anyone by phone. Additionally, the staff’s approach to customer service has been disappointing. My academic advisor was not much of help and can only be approached in person (if she is working on-site), neither phone nor email! Students are the most valuable asset of any college or school and deserve to be treated with respect and professionalism—not as subordinates. Business school has been the worst. I wish I could rate it with zero star.
