Where: 123 Doncaster St, Winnipeg, Manitoba, R2N 2B4 204 477 7476
Who we are: The Kaufman SIlverberg Community Library has roots extending back to the founding of the Jewish Public Library in 1922. Find out more about our long library tradition in Winnipeg.
Since 1997, The Kaufman Silverberg Community Library has been amalgamated with the school library of Gray Academy of Jewish Education.
Who we serve:
The Kaufman Silverberg Library serves the general public, the Jewish Community of Winnipeg, and Gray Academy of Jewish Education.
Everyone is welcome to use the library and its facilities.
New! A delivery service is available to theGwen Secter Creative Living Centre for North end residents.
Membership ($10. per year) is required to borrow books and other materials.
When:
Summer Opening hours:
| Monday |
9:45 am - 6 pm |
| Tuesday - Thursday |
8:30 am - 4:45 pm |
| Friday - Sunday |
closed |
What's special at the Kaufman Silverberg Library?
The community library specializes in supporting all aspects of Judaic studies. We also stock a good collection of new fiction and current books in all subject areas.
Special Collections include the Yiddish Vinkel, the Ramah Judaics Collection, and the Asper Zionism Collection.
Computer facilities include 16 workstations with free Internet access, and facilities for wordprocessing.
The library is generously supported by Gray Academy of Jewish Education, the Jewish Federation of Winnipeg, the Jewish Foundation of Manitoba, and other organizations and individuals. |
