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  • South Fletcher’s Branch is closing for renovations. The last day of service will be Friday, September 20. A temporary location will open soon in Shoppers World. Click here to read the FAQs.
    SF renovations
  • An illustrated Brampton Library card featuring the purple Brampton Library logo and colourful line motif. Text reads: Register for your free library card! Learn more here.
    Get a Library Card

    Brampton Library membership is free to all residents of Ontario. 

    You can apply online or visit any Brampton Library location. Please bring in a piece of identification with your current address.

    Please note: If you apply for a membership using the online application, your borrowing privileges, including borrowing e-content from Cloud Library will be limited until you visit a nearby branch and show identification validating your current address. Click here for a list of acceptable ID. 

    Make sure to subscribe to Brampton Library's newsletter for all the latest news about programs and events. 

    Register for your Library Card

    If you have never had a Brampton Library card, please send us a request.

    If you already have a Brampton Library card but need assistance retrieving your number or PIN, please contact us. 

    Take a virtual tour of the library card registration process with the video below: 

    PIN

    Your PIN is your Personal Identification Number. Brampton Library assigns the last four digits of your telephone number as your PIN. To retrieve your PIN, please contact us.

    Replace a lost, stolen or damaged card

    To report all lost, stolen or damaged library cards, please contact us. 

    To view all Brampton Library policies, click here.

  • Teen Programs Click here
    Teen Program Calendar

Land acknowledgment

We would like to acknowledge that we are gathering here today on the Treaty Territory of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation, and before them, the traditional territory of the Haudenosaunee and Huron-Wendat. We also acknowledge the many First Nations, Métis, Inuit and other global Indigenous people that now call Brampton their home. We are honoured to live, work on and enjoy this land.

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