Sloth Hugger
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During the pandemic now, the library only offers curbside pickup. However, when I arrived 3 days ago, there was a sign at the front door asking patrons to go to the "south entrance" to pick up our holds. When I went around the building to arrive at the south entrance, the door was locked so I had to go back to the east entrance (front door) just to find another sign at the employee entrance saying that we need to call the library for someone to get our holds.

Robert Stuparyk
Reviews 1

A very large library with tons of selection. From movies, to computers to books they have it all. The staff are always very friendly and know their stuff. The inter-library transfer could be a bit faster but that is just nitpicking as it is all free. I just wish I could read fast enough to keep up with all the books I want.

chilnvillain
Reviews 1

Went to send a fax only to discover that they no longer have a fax line. Would have been helpful if someone would have picked up the damn phone after dialing for 20 minutes, only to waste gas to find this out, and what makes me even more mad is the fact when i asked about the fax, the employee i spoke with snickered at me

M C
Reviews 1

This library, like most other MPL branches, has lots of wonderful stuff for you to discover. It is virtually impossible to get a spot in the afternoon on weekends; I usually have to go to another library if I want to work. I do like it though, it's cozy and nice. I think it'd be nice if they reconfigured the table settings so people can share those GIGANTIC tables instead of taking up a whole one for one person. This library doesn't have any single "cubicles".

Sandra Zhou
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Cute little hidden library. It's quiet and don't have too many loud people so my husband enjoys coming here to check out books and sometimes read them there.

Raymond Wong
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I called ahead for curb side pickup and the man on the phone tells me to go to the front door to pick up. When I got to the door another woman came out from behind the door and started yelling at me, and without even first checking with me, that I have to call first. I told her I did but she continued to yell at me. Very rude and disrespectful librarian. Before jumping to conclusion she should ask first, and pls, ask politely. We paid for her to have a job.

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About Markham Library

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Markham Library: A Haven for Book Lovers and Knowledge Seekers

Markham Library is a public library located in the city of Markham, Ontario, Canada. It is a hub of knowledge and information that caters to the needs of people from all walks of life. The library has been serving the community since its inception in 1983 and has become an integral part of the city's cultural landscape.

The library boasts an extensive collection of books, magazines, newspapers, DVDs, CDs, e-books and audiobooks. It also provides access to online databases such as Ancestry.com and Lynda.com which offer a wealth of information on various topics ranging from genealogy to technology.

One unique feature that sets Markham Library apart from other libraries is its multilingual collection. The library offers materials in over 20 languages including Chinese, Hindi, Tamil and Urdu. This makes it easier for non-English speakers to access information in their native language.

Apart from its vast collection of materials, Markham Library also offers a range of programs and services for people of all ages. For children there are storytimes, puppet shows and craft workshops while teens can participate in book clubs or attend coding classes. Adults can attend author talks or join one of the many book clubs offered by the library.

In addition to these programs, Markham Library also hosts events throughout the year such as cultural festivals celebrating Chinese New Year or Diwali (the Hindu festival). These events provide an opportunity for members of the community to come together and celebrate their culture while learning about others.

Markham Library is not just a place where you can borrow books; it's a community hub where people come together to learn new things and connect with others who share similar interests. With its welcoming atmosphere and knowledgeable staff members always ready to assist patrons with their queries or research needs - it's no wonder why this library has become so popular among residents!

If you're looking for a place where you can expand your knowledge base or simply relax with a good book - look no further than Markham Library!

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