Recharge and Explore in the Heritage Lounge at Ādisōke Nestled on the fourth floor, Library and Archives Canada (LAC)’s Heritage Lounge invites visitors to step into a world of comfort, creativity, and cultural exploration. This impressive space, adorned with high ceilings and a warm ambiance, is designed as a casual retreat where users can take
A place to learn and explore Welcome to Ādisōke’s Adult Non-Fiction Section, a space designed for those with a passion for reading and discovery. Here you will find a vast collection of non-fiction works on a wide range of subjects. From the moment you enter, you will be greeted by a bright and welcoming environment,
Awaken your inner musician at Ādisōke On Level 4 of Ādisōke, a unique Ottawa Public Library (OPL) space opens up to all music enthusiasts: The Music Instrument Library and its Rehearsal Room. This innovative venue, which enhances an existing OPL service, invites you to explore and develop your musical potential with a wide selection of instruments
Strengthening solidarity through OPL Community Connections Beyond books, the Central Branch of the Ottawa Public Library (OPL) in Ādisōke offers many other services. These include a new space dedicated to helping the community: the OPL Community Connections. Located on Level 4 of the building, this space is designed to welcome partners who want to make Ottawa
Windows, walls and waterproofing From windows, to walls, to waterproofing, the last few months have been exceptionally busy at the Ādisōke project site. In September, the breathtaking windows for the auditorium were installed. These are the largest windows for the facility and represent an exciting milestone for the project. Work also continued to progress on
Literary escape: Discover the adult fiction section and its reading area Tucked away on the fifth floor of the Ādisōke facility, the adult fiction section and its reading area is a haven for literature lovers. Bathed in natural light, it offers a warm, stimulating atmosphere, ideal for immersing yourself in captivating stories. As soon as
A journey through Ottawa’s past, present and future If you want to learn about the National Capital Region’s history, Living Ottawa is the place to go. Step inside this space to celebrate the city’s past, present, and future. Located on the second floor, this Ottawa Public Library (OPL) service contains tons of historical materials. In
A warm and welcoming space to learn and explore Welcome to the Ottawa Public Library (OPL) Children’s Space, a cozy and inviting space designed to spark curiosity and learning in kids of all ages. As you step off the elevator, our cheerful staff is ready to welcome you into a world of excitement and exploration.
A space for your personal journey of research and discovery! Whether you’re eager to learn more about local history, looking up an ancestor or searching for a genealogy expert, Ādisōke’s genealogy centre is sure to impress with its multiple spaces, which will appeal to new clients and researchers alike. Located on the second floor of
Hello and welcome to Library and Archives Canada! At the Wellington Street location in Ottawa, commissionaires are currently the first point of contact between users and the federal institution. Ādisōke will enable a mini-revolution in this regard: Library and Archives Canada (LAC) will have its own reception area, where its employees will be the greeters.