All ORL Branches are closed on statutory holidays.
Princeton Library is at the intersection of Vermilion Avenue and Bridge Street in beautiful downtown Princeton, BC.
Veteran's Square, just across Vermilion Avenue from the library, has numerous benches and lots of green space.
There is a book drop slot located on the front of the building as well as in the library.
Bring your family to the Princeton Library for a game night! Check out our games, or bring your favorite from home. There will be snacks!
Baby Time is our early literacy program that helps grow the roots of a lifelong love of language. Bond with your baby through the power of song and rhymes!This program is recommended for babies from newborn to 18 months and their caregiver, but siblings are always welcome!
We are so excited for another season of StoryTime!Join us on Saturdays for stories, songs, and fun!This drop-in program welcomes everyone in the family, but ages 2-6 will love it the most!
Join us for some library fun, in the park! Come to Veteran's Park for stories, songs, and dancing!
Expand your creative skills experimenting with the fibre arts! In this program we will learn about weaving, embroidery, crochet, sewing, and more. This program is intended for ages 10 and up.
Registration is required as we will be building on our skills each week.
We want to know what you're wondering about!Drop in to the library to ask us your hard questions- we'll help you find resources and books for any topic!
Do you have seeds saved that you would like to share or trade? Do you have garden questions? Come to Seedy Saturday at the library and get inspired for a new year of growing!
Members of the Princeton Garden Club will be available to answer questions. We will also have activities for kids!
Drop in to chat all things gardening! We'll meet monthly to discuss how things are going in our gardens. Bring your tips, questions, photos, produce...anything you would like to share!
The library book club is a great way to meet new people and discuss a wide variety of books. No registration required- read the selected monthly book and come prepared to talk about it!
April 11 Little Fires Everywhere, Celeste Ng
May 9 Medicine Walk, Richard Wagamese
June 13 Tomboy Survival Guide, Ivan Coyote
A creative group for all ages!Knitting, crochet, embroidery, needle felting- the fibre arts are a world of creative opportunities. Join members of all ages and abilities to share ideas, techniques, and good conversation. We provide the tea!
Practice your conversational English with library staff, volunteers, and other language learners. Meet new people and improve your English through conversation. Everyone is welcome.
Would you like to help out your library and the community? Check out our volunteer opportunities!Lend your special skills to the Library by helping us with one of our programs. Several options available, please call the library for more information! (250) 295-6495
We have public computers with internet access. Printing (black and white) is available for $0.25 /page. Print from our computers, or from your own laptop or mobile device!
We also have a public access catalogue to place holds and browse material system-wide.
The newest addition to the branch is our water cooler! Feel free to bring your water bottle to fill it up.
Drop in anytime to check out the Princeton Library Mini Makerspace!We have supplies for lots of activities, and we can't wait to see what you will create.Drop in for an orientation and then you can start making! Some ages or activities may require parent supervision.
The puzzle exchange was so popular, we didn't want to stop, so we have decided to give the puzzles a permanent home. Come in to the library to check out what's here. There's something for everyone, including kids!
For beginner to experienced gardeners, our Seed Library is a great opportunity to try new varieties, contribute to local food security, and learn a new skill- saving seeds!
"Borrow" seeds from our collection, plant and harvest, and bring back seeds to share with gardeners next year.To donate seeds:- Please ensure they are open-pollinated varieties- Put the seeds in an envelope and label it with the variety and year of harvest (we have envelopes here!)- Bring your labeled seeds back to the Library. They will be added to the collection so other people may check them out and plant them next season!
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