Top Public librarys in Mississauga, Canada

Played at Tennis court.
Courts are well maintained and has very good lighting if you decide to play in evening.
Ample of parking available.
Only downside is sometimes waiting period is more.

My husband and I threw our son's first birthday party at the LC Taylor auditorium and it accommodated all our guests (friends and family). The room was very spacious, tables and chairs were provided, a very big kitchen with stove, fridge and sink, staff was great and the price vs a banquet hall was easy on the pockets. They do have an elevator to bring your heavy items and food up as the room is on the upper level. Just keep in mind that the elevator is sometimes busy and you may have to use the stairs but not to worry it's only a few steps.
I look forward to using LC Taylor or even the smaller rooms for future events.

This is a very nice community centre that has a library, pool, gym, fitness centre, and ice rink.
The fitness centre is a healthy size and has lots of machines.
The ice rink is a standard size however the change rooms could use more space as its cramped with 16 fully dressed players.
The library is a respectable size but wins no awards.

I wanted to extend a heartfelt thank you to the amazing library staff for their incredible work at yesterday's Harry Potter birthday event. The entire experience was beautifully organized.
The staff's positivity and helpfulness stood out. They were so attentive to the kids, ensuring everyone had a magical time. It's clear that a lot of thought and care went into the planning and execution, and it really paid off.
Thank you for creating such a wonderful experience for our community. It was a day we won't forget!

My cash and bank cards has been stolen here. My bad is to use this tsa lock for protection. Guys please take care of your property since this community is not safe. A message to the robber:"If you read this you can enjoy my hard earned cash and use my bank card for your reckless purchases. That's so shameful for you since this is the money for my little baby milk. The police noticed me they have identified your face at Community Centre and Square One Walmart/Shopper Drug Mart by surveillance camera. They will talk to you soon. Good luck😏"

This facility is missing accommodations for breastfeeding mothers. I was told to use the bathroom or change room - so disgusting and disrespectful. I asked if I could use a spare room and was told it’s a liability. Every community center should have an alternative room even a temporary one for mothers that require a few minutes of a safe, clean, private space to feed their child.

The communal showers are a bit weird and I don't like how they close off the washrooms early at night. They also need more chairs and tables to work.

The hours are really convenient, I am glad they are open for that long. The staff are always nice. It is a great facility. I did encounter some bugs every so often, in the changerooms, crawling behind the outlet covers, but I assume that is just the age of the building showing.

It is also strange how the court is separated from the rest of the facility.

Nice and quiet, downstairs is for younger children, upper levels for more adult topics.

Love this gym, and thr fact you have access to all locations. I primarily use 2 locations, but happy I can go to any!! Helping me keep active and move onto my next stage for competition.

In the Streetsville area this library has a facility of 24 hour book drop. It has Children’s multimedia workstation,Computers with MS,
Internet and Wifi. You can Print,Photocopy & Scan.

My 2 grandchildren and I attended the Glow in the Dark Storytime , sing and dance songs , to learn about creatures that glow in the dark and make Fireflies nite lights.
The staff were so vibrant , helpful and it was an amazing entertaining and magical experience!!!

I would say pretty good. It is not perfect, but for what the staff is willing to do, and getting books from hold, it is pretty good. Does not have the failing Library Card Reader Pop Library has.

Newly renovated library. For its size, it has everything you need. Really comfy chairs and tons of natural light. It's definitely one of the nicer libraries in the city

I came to work to the Port Credit Library twice in the past two months. It's a beautiful place, nice building with a nice view over the park. However, the library is very noisy, at least it was both times I came in during regular work hours on week days. People don't really care about the noise they make, use their mobile phones, and kids speak out loud, etc. The staff while being very friendly isn't very mindful of their volume either...
So not the best place to come for a peaceful and quiet read/study/work session.

I like sitting here and completing my work. It's noisy at times but still a very good environment for work

Spacious, clean environment. Lots of books on different subjects, computers also available to visitors.

Very poorly designed layout. Not a library conducive to quiet work or studying. Shame because its in such a beautiful location with the park and river just outside. Quiet study rooms are literally right beside the children's play area where kids are screaming. Not sure who thought this was a good idea. No group tables or even single tables either, just chairs shoved in the little spaces around the perimeter.

Always a great place to enjoy a great book , magazine or study . The staff is very helpful and welcoming.

The location is good but the way how it is design does not allow a quiet studying. since you can hear children playing, reception staffs talking to each other and even to customers. Bottom line this is definitely not a quiet room for concentrating in your reading or studying.

Peaceful/ great View from library

Good collection of books, good ambience for reading/studying (located in Mississuaga community center, in the middle of a beautiful trail).
Gets a little noisy during the weekends and late evenings due to kids walking and running around which can be controlled by the library staff.

August 2023 5*

Visited the place with my kids to find some books. Library is not very big and has limited collection. There are computers for general use and you can take printout.

There is small kids section as well. Kids can play some game.

Library is located within community place so you can visit other facilities. Parking space is available.

Being a local I was excited that the PC location was finally open again.
Unfortunately the Quiet study rooms are not quiet. They are next to the children's area.. I notified an employee that it was very loud and asked if there were quieter study rooms somewhere - like the meeting rooms just outside. But the meeting rooms are holding storage at the moment and nothing was done about the screaming kids, who were drumming couches and toys.
My partner and I had to leave, coffee shops are much more quiet then this library.
Sadly do not recommend for any afternoon visits, if concentration is the goal.

Great little library that's been around for ages. Vital to the community.

Some cons:
- Parents bring their toddlers who create a lot of noise
-The sliding doors drive me insane as they make a lot of noise opening/closing. Very hard to focus when studying.

Mid size library. Most resources are for kids. Got noisy during some rush hours. Staff are nice and professional.

one of the best libraries i went to, very spacious, loads of resources, and next to a shopping center, hopefully the renovation makes it better!

Such a cute idea! My son and I love to go pick out books and trade our old books for something else!

Blue tent church in the park is held indoors now come join us for service and good food.
Good people who all have the same goal to love on hunanity

One of the very nice and big community center in Mississauga. It’s been together with valley public school and valley park. More than enough car parking lots are available.

This is an iconic landmark I look at everytime I go for a walk in this neighbourhood. Love the idea!

It is a biggest library in the Mississauga which is very close to square one mall and easily accessible through miway transit. Currently this library is going with renovation works. This library has many numbers of and vast variety of books to read and lend.

Library is well maintained and lot of books over there. The library is surrounded with a children’s park and greenery. Parking spaces are available behind the library.

#ParkExplorer

Everyone I spoke to was so friendly and the library is simply awesome. The terms of borrowing are very generous as well. It's tempting enough to return often and read or work from here.

Renowned novelist Jane Austen once said, "I shall be miserable if I have not an excellent library". She would be the happiest if alive today and in Mississauga. Undoubtedly one of the best library systems in the world in the City of Mississauga, the Central Library is the crown of them all.

Spread over 5 floors (including the children section at basement level) this sprawling library is definitely a refuge for an avid reader. I had made full use of the faculties the Central Library offered when I first landed in Canada in 2005. This past weekend, after a gap of many years, I had once again the opportunity to visit the Central Library to pick up books that i had put on hold.

I was in awe with the way nothing much had changed in the intervening years. The library continues to be the hub for students to do group studies. For newcomers to Canada to look for illuminating information and up to speed with their English. For entrepreneurs and would be entrepreneurs to use the knowledge and wisdom of business centre. Whether it is for reading, borrowing, referencing the Library has a wonderful selection of books, newspapers, magazine, periodicals, movies, DVDs and more.

What is more it is maintained very efficiently by a team that is not only very friendly but very passionate about their job. The shelves are neat the aisles clean, the atmosphere serene (except in the kids section) and reaching for any book is a very easy affair.

If I had all the time in the world the one place I would spend it in would be the Central Library. I hope the City continues to fund it well to maintain the high standards. And the staff keep the same passion to ensure this is something Jane Austen would have loved to be part of.

Nice library, great views to let your mind wonder when you should be reading. Beautiful area to go for a walk and sit to read your book.

Great place for children.The atmosphere was very peaceful and light.

My little hideout. Peaceful, quiet and yet full of positive energy. Staff is good and Librarians loveee to recommend. They've vending machines installed and a small makeshift cafe near the atrium. Well li, warm and beautiful spot to study or chat comfortably. It's close to Square one and Celebration Square. Parking lot is underground and the parking entrance is a tad confusing to find. It's from Duke of York Blvd. Spending time here is blissful experience for children as well as adults. I'm addicted to it.

Always a good place to relax, read, study, get involved with the community and find programs of various types. There's a 3D printer and an area where they sell books as well. A cafe. Women's w.c. on each (?) Floor. Men's only on the first I think.

Huge library with an entire floor dedicated to children's books. I regularly bring my kids here because the selection of books is so vast.

Small but decent spot. The front desk staff is fairly cold and unhelpful though. Two levels: lower for kids and upper for adults.

Great little library! Very organized and well maintained. Great area for kids in the basement!

Bright, cheerful, open plan layout. Great facilities on the children's floor. 3-D Printer available for use at very reasonable rates. Ample self study rooms. Helpful staff. Coffee shop downstairs. Free, covered parking after 6 and all day weekends.