Location St. John's Library is located at 500 Salter on the corner of Salter and Machray, right next to St. John's High School.
Parking There is limited street parking on Salter, Cathedral and Machray streets. By Bus The nearest transit stops are at Salter and Machray: #30159 northbound and #30158 southbound.
Collections & Circulation St. John's Library circulates nearly 36,000 items a year. Its branch collection includes Adult and Children's fiction and non-fiction including graphic novels as well as magazines, music, Express Bestsellers, books on CD and DVDs.
The library also features an Aboriginal Resources collection which includes fiction, native language cassettes, and information on culture and customs and contemporary issues such as land claims.
St. John's Library provides free public access to the Internet and Library databases.
Facilities St. John's Library is a two-level facility with the first floor housing the Children's and Adult collections. The lower level features a renovated meeting/program room, which can accommodate up to 60 people. (More information about meeting rooms for rent here.) Call 204-986-4689 to make arrangements. St. John's Library is not yet wheelchair accessible.
For your convenience, there is a book drop at the front of the building for the return of materials after hours.
Call2Recycle Battery Recycling Winnipeg Public Library has joined the Call2Recycle battery recycling initiative. All libraries now have special recycling boxes where you can dispose of batteries and cell phones. Simply put your used batteries and cell phones in the bags provided and we'll do the rest.
Programs St. John's Library conducts programs for children and adults throughout the year. Please call 204-986-4689 or visit the programs and events page for more information.
History St. John's Library is one of two Carnegie Foundation libraries belonging to the Winnipeg Public Library system, the other being Cornish Library. Built in 1915, the Library boasts beautiful old dark oak woodwork and antique reading tables. To enter St. John's Library is to recall the quietly solid, genteel libraries of the early twentieth century.
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