Headingley Municipal Library

In the 1980s library services were provided to Headingley by a City of Winnipeg bookmobile. In the early 1990s, library supporters in our community canvassed the residents and determined that there was great interest in opening our own library in Headingley. The first Headingley Library was a 10x8x45 foot ATCO trailer purchased from the Sea Cadets in Hnausa, Manitoba and transported to the grounds of Phoenix School under the direction of Ross Bowdery and Jim Pearn. Residents Herb Britton, Al Gerbrandt, Wes Wiebe, Tom Byrnes and Gary Glavin assisted in the preparation of the site and building of the shelves. Other community volunteers catalogued and shelved the 5000 donated books, under the guidance of Audrey Teichroeb. The grand opening for the first library was in September of 1993.Circulation of books, magazine, audio; provides children's programming; promote young adult fiction.

Call (204) 888-5410, or use the website.

Phone

(204) 888-5410

Website

https://headingleylibrary.ca