The Youth Crew is for students in Grades 9 to 12 who want to earn volunteer hours or support their local library.
Youth Crew meets every Tuesday from 4:00 - 5:00 p.m. at the Bracebridge Library. No registration is required.
The Youth Crew is for students in Grades 9 to 12 who want to earn volunteer hours or support their local library.
Youth Crew meets every Tuesday from 4:00 - 5:00 p.m. at the Bracebridge Library. No registration is required.
The Visiting Library Service is a free service for some patrons who may be unable to visit the Bracebridge Library in person.
Patrons may request items such as books, audiobooks, DVDs, and magazines, among other materials. They will be delivered to their home at a pre-arranged time.
Staff who help with deliveries are required to undergo a security screening.
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There are a variety of options available to support
the Bracebridge Library.
The Bracebridge Library is a place where people come to learn, connect, create, and discover. From early literacy programs and community events to new technologies in our Makerspace and welcoming spaces for reading and study, the library plays an important role in the life of our community.
Support from individuals, families, businesses, organizations, and community groups helps us continue expanding the programs, services, and opportunities the library provides.
Every contribution helps us build community together.
How to make a donation:
Online donations will be available soon.
Donate books & materials:

We are excited to introduce Windows of Wonder, a new opportunity for the community to leave a lasting mark within the library.
Through this upcoming program, individuals, families, businesses, and community groups will be able to include a name, dedication, quote, or short message engraved on interior window sills throughout the library.
These inscriptions will celebrate the people, stories, and ideas that make our community special, bringing a sense of inspiration and wonder to the library space.
Funds raised through Windows of Wonder will directly support the Bracebridge Library’s programs, collections, services, and future initiatives.
More information about this program will be announced soon.

The Buy a Bay Program offers community members a chance to sponsor a section of shelving within the library’s collection.
For $250, you can sponsor one bay of shelving in the library. Your name, family name, organization, or a short inscription will appear on a recognition plate installed on the shelving bay you sponsor.
Funds raised through the Buy a Bay Program help support the costs associated with the Muskoka Lumber Community Centre, the shared community facility that is home to the Bracebridge Library.
We are proud to be launching the remaining bays available through the Buy a Bay Program and invite community members to take part in supporting this shared space.
Contribution: $250 per shelving bay, remaining bays available starting April 2026.
Connect with the Library Staff to learn more.

Supporters may make a one-time donation of any amount to the Bracebridge Library.
Donations help support:
Tax receipts are available for donations of $20 or more.
Connect with Library staff to learn more.
Online donations will be available soon!

Some supporters choose to make ongoing donations to provide steady support for the library.
Monthly or annual contributions help the library continue expanding services and responding to the evolving needs of the community.
Every gift, no matter the size, makes a difference.

Leaving a gift to the Bracebridge Library in your will is a meaningful way to support the future of our community.
Legacy gifts help ensure that future generations will continue to benefit from a vibrant and accessible public library.
If you are considering a bequest, we would be happy to speak with you confidentially.

Donations of $1,000 or more may choose to be recognized on the Bracebridge Library Donor Wall that is currently in development. It will be located in the atrium at the exterior entrance to the library.
This installation honours the individuals, families, businesses, and organizations whose generosity helps the library grow and serve our community.

The Bracebridge Horticultural Society has been a long-term partner with the Bracebridge Library. Currently, they support the library’s Seed Library. Previously, they cared for the garden around the library’s old location at 94 Manitoba Street.

The Town of Bracebridge works closely with the Bracebridge Library on a variety of levels. From administrative and financial services support to partnering on various events and committees and allowing the library access to town parks for programs, we are so thankful for their continued support!

The Bracebridge Library is proud to be partnered with Ontario Parks in the loaning of Ontario Parks passes to our members.