FAQ
Find answers to your most common questions.
Almost. Most library services are free. Those that are not are outlined on the services page. Programming: In circumstances where there is an above normal cost for a program (special guest, etc.), a fee may be charged for attendance. Donations are always gratefully accepted, and will be used directly for future events.
Yes: Fax service is $2.00 per fax
Yes! Computer workstations are available for public use. You will be required to sign in and agree to library access policies before use.
You may also access our Wi-Fi on your own laptop or wireless device.
Please note: There is a charge for printing.
Yes! Upcoming events will be posted in the library and on the Library Facebook page.
Some of our offerings for children include Fun Time Circle on Saturdays, Rural Roots Playgroup on Wednesdays, and Music & Motion on Thursdays.
As a small, rural library we accept books on a case-by-case basis. We are generally looking for books that have been published in the past 5 years, games, art supplies, and some toys for younger children that are in excellent condition. If you are looking at making a donation, please send information to tyendinagatwplibrary@gmail.com.
Library cards can only be obtained in person, as you must present valid proof of address and photo ID, as well as sign your card.
If you are a resident of Tyendinaga Township, you may join free of charge.
Children 12 & under must be signed up by their parent or guardian (valid ID required).
Please return your borrowed materials as soon as possible. If the library is not open there is a drop box located outside the front door. If you have not finished with the materials, you may renew them (provided no one else is waiting) through email (tyendinagatwplibrary@gmail.com) or by phone (613-967-0606).
Ancestry is available in-library. You can use one of our public access computers, or your own laptop within the library.
Local history books, including some family histories, are available for in-house use.
Tyendinaga Township residents are also able to access the Community Archives of Belleville and Hastings County located at 254 Pinnacle Street, Belleville ON. (The second floor of the Belleville Public Library). The phone number for the Community Archives is (613)967-3304.
Yes! Inter Library Loan service is available to full-access patrons. In order to request a title, it must be over 2 years old.
If the title you are looking for is available we will issue a request, and notify you when it comes in. Due dates are set by lending libraries, and no renewals are available.
Library staff will make every effort to assist you. As the library can be a very busy place, it would be best to book an appointment when extra staff will be on-hand.
A child under 9 years of age may use the public access computers only if you are present. Please note: There are no filters on our computers, and access is not monitored. If a child is accessing the internet from their own wireless device, no permission is necessary.
Yes. A ramp is available to access our front door and the door is equipped with an accessibility button to open. Wide aisles, where possible, allow for maneuverability, and a wheelchair accessible washroom is available.
Yes. Simply let library staff know which item you wish to reserve, and we'll notify you when it comes in.
All library materials have a loan period of three weeks unless otherwise indicated:
- Adult, young adult, junior chapter, easy readers, levelled readers, picture books, and board books.
- Adult and junior non-fiction
- French picture books
- LARGE PRINT BOOKS and audiobooks
- DVDs
- Nature backpacks
- Small LEGO kits
- Puzzles
- Kobo e-readers
- Conservation area day passes (3 day loan)
- Provincial Park passes (3 day loan)
- Online E-resources - Ebooks and audiobooks
Please notify library staff as soon as you are aware of the issue. You will have to pay the purchase price of the item. We will also accept a replacement copy, as long as it is in new condition. Substitutions are not accepted.