Toronto Public Library - Palmerston Branch — Kid-friendly Storytime & Classes in Toronto, Ontario
- Ages all ages
- Indoor
- Rainy-day OK
The Palmerston Branch of the Toronto Public Library offers a welcoming space for families looking for engaging activities and resources for their children.
What to expect
This library branch provides a variety of programs and resources suitable for young children, including storytime sessions and classes. As a public library, it's an indoor, accessible location perfect for a rainy day outing, offering a quiet yet stimulating environment for kids to explore books and participate in educational activities.
Best for
Ideal for families seeking free, educational, and entertaining indoor activities for children of all ages.
What parents say
Rum Pum
It's cute but it has limited range of books and not a lot of tables which makes sense cause it's tiny so its better for just picking up holds.
Uzma Pathan
The staff aren't the best here. I had my shoes and socks soaked in the rain, so I removed my shoes where I was sitting and it was raining outside so I couldn't even go out and this librarian said I couldn't remove my shoes even though they were wet. So I had to sit through wet feet until the rain stopped. I wish people could be more understanding. I never went there again.
Nancy Nguyen
The library is quite small with very few seats to study efficiently. However, if you are working on a quick assignment, or need a place to go on the internet for a bit, then this is a good library to do that in! Also, keep in mind that the subway is nearby so when it goes underneath, the floor shakes time to time and can be loud!
WalkingZoomies
This library is small with limited seating. I used the kids’ seats as it was facing the window and the only place where you can get sunlight. It also has a washroom. The staff are very efficient and approachable. This is a nice place to study but go early to get seats.
Jaime Redford
Tried to do work here, but one librarian has a super loud, high pitched, and grating voice that cuts through the entire library, and talks incessantly. I really wish she would learn to keep her voice down so folks can use and enjoy the space.
