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Crowfoot Library
The first building in Calgary to meet green building standards, the Crowfoot Library features maximum use of natural light, extensive recycling and material salvage, and on-demand water heating. Library services include computers with internet access, a technology discovery centre, and a fireplace reading area with mountain and downtown views.
Address: 8665 Nose Hill Dr. Calgary AB CA T3G 5T3
 1 403 260-2600
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W.R. Castell Central Library
Located in downtown Calgary and across Olympic Plaza, W.R. Castell Central Library offers multiple floors of books, music, and reference materials. Public computers with internet access are available for use as well as several meeting rooms.
Address: 616 Macleod Trail SE Calgary AB CA T2G 2M2
1 403 260-2600
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Village Square Library
Found in Calgary’s Village Square Leisure Centre, this location offers a wide selection of children’s and young adult’s books with storytelling throughout the week. A variety of other programs is available for adults, seniors, and youth.
Address: 2623 - 56th St. NE Calgary AB CA T1Y 6E7
1 403 260-2600
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Memorial Park Library
Alberta’s first public library, Memorial Park Library officially opened in 1912 as Central Park Library. The name was later changed in honour of the unveiling of the Calgary Cenotaph in 1928. Made primarily of sandstone, the library features a marble staircase, mahogany doors, and moulded plaster columns.
Address: 1221 - 2nd St. SW Calgary AB CA T2R 0W5
1 403 260-2600
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Louise Riley Library
Located next door to the Northill Shopping Centre, this library was named in honour of former chairman of the Alberta Library Board Louise Riley. In addition to this, Riley helped develop the children’s department in Calgary’s public libraries and was a children’s book author.
Address: 1904 - 14th Ave NW Calgary AB CA T2N 1M5
1 403 260-2600
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