Ādisōke - Ottawa Central Library (Opening 2026)

Name: Ādisōke - Ottawa Central Library (Opening 2026)
Address: 555 Albert Street, Ottawa, ON, Downtown, ON, CA
Telephone: 613-580-2940

Ottawa's new central library, a joint facility with Library and Archives Canada. Expected to open in late 2026. The name means "to tell a story" in Anishinaabemowin.

free family indoor library downtown upcoming

Features

Free Wi-FiChildren's AreaStudy RoomsPublic ComputersAccessibleIndigenous Resource CentreConnected to Pimisi LRT Station

About Ādisōke

Ādisōke (pronounced ah-DEE-soh-keh) will be Ottawa's new central library, a joint facility shared between Ottawa Public Library and Library and Archives Canada. The name was chosen by the Host Nation and means "to tell a story" in Anishinaabemowin.

Opening Status

The facility is currently under construction with an expected opening in late 2026. Check the official website for updates.

What to Expect

Architecture: Designed by Diamond Schmitt Architects and KWC Architects featuring Indigenous design elements
Location: Connected to Pimisi LRT station at LeBreton Flats
Collections: Extensive book, media, and digital collections from both OPL and Library and Archives Canada
Programs: Programming for all ages including storytimes, workshops, and events
Technology: Maker spaces, recording studios, and digital creation tools

Contact

For updates on the opening, email [email protected]

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