Scarborough Library Locations

There are several Toronto Public Library branches located in the Scarborough area. Some notable ones include: the Scarborough Civic Centre Library, Morningside Library, Cedarbrae Library, and the Toronto Public Library - Eglinton Square. Other branches in Scarborough include McGregor Park, Guildwood, Cliffcrest, Burrows Hall, Albert Campbell Library, Highland Creek, Agincourt District Library, and Bendale Branch.

Here's a more detailed list:

Scarborough Civic Centre Library: Located at 156 Borough Drive.

Morningside Library: Located at 4279 Lawrence Avenue East.

Cedarbrae Library: Located at 545 Markham Road.

Toronto Public Library - Eglinton Square: Located at 1 Eglinton Square, Unit 126, Eglinton Square Shopping Centre.

Toronto Public Library - McGregor Park: 2219 Lawrence Avenue East, Toronto, M1P 2P5, ON

Guildwood Library: 123 Guildwood Pkwy, Scarborough, ON M1E 4V2

Cliffcrest Library: 3017 Kingston Rd, Toronto, ON M1M 1P1

Toronto Public Library - Burrows Hall: 1081 Progress Ave, Scarborough, ON M1B 5Z6

Albert Campbell Library: 496 Birchmount Rd, Scarborough, ON M1K 1N8

Toronto Public Library - Highland Creek: 3550 Ellesmere Rd, Toronto, ON M1C 3Z2

Agincourt District Library: 155 Bonis Ave, Toronto, ON M1T 3W6

Toronto Public Library- Bendale Branch: 1515 Danforth Rd, Toronto, ON M1J 1H5

Toronto Public Library MAP Program

The Toronto Public Library's (TPL) tpl:map program (formerly Museum + Arts Pass) offers adult Toronto residents free, limited-access passes to major city cultural spots like the ROM, AGO, Zoo, and Ripley's Aquarium, allowing families to explore Toronto's arts and culture at no cost, promoting lifelong learning and city engagement. Benefits include access to world-class institutions, family-friendly outings, and discovering new experiences, all managed online via the TPL website with a valid library card, with passes released monthly and a one-pass-per-person-per-attraction limit.

What is tpl:map?
It's a service for TPL cardholders to book free passes for cultural venues and experiences across Toronto.

Key Benefits
Free Access: Get into popular museums, galleries, zoos, and attractions without paying admission.
Cultural Exploration: Broadens access to Toronto's rich arts and culture scene, encouraging families and individuals to explore the city.
Cost Savings: Significantly reduces costs for family outings to major attractions.
Convenience: Book passes online from home with your library login.

How it Works
Eligibility: You need a valid adult Toronto Public Library card.
Booking: Log in to the tpl:map website, choose an available attraction and date, and reserve your pass.
Pass Release: New passes for the following month are typically released on the first Wednesday of each month at 2 p.m. (some performance passes on Tuesdays).
Usage: Print or download your pass, then present it at the venue.
Restrictions: You can reserve one pass per attraction per year, with a limit of one active reservation at a time.

Participating Venues (Examples)
Aga Khan Museum, Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO), Bata Shoe Museum, Gardiner Museum, Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA), Ontario Science Centre, Ripley's Aquarium of Canada, Royal Ontario Museum (ROM), Toronto Railway Museum, Toronto Zoo, and more, including shows and performances.