Kaufman Silverberg Library

The Kaufman Silverberg Library and Resource Centre, located in Winnipeg, MB, traces its origins back to the establishment of the Jewish Public Library in 1922. Formed through the merger of the Jewish Public Library and Jewish Day Schools' Libraries in 1997, the library now operates as a vital Community Resource Centre and School Library serving the Gray Academy of Jewish Education.

Named in honor of Nora Silverberg and the late David S. Kaufman z”l, the library holds an esteemed Advanced level of Accreditation from the Association of Jewish Libraries. It is dedicated to providing access to a diverse range of resources to the Jewish and General public, as well as the students of the Gray Academy, covering various facets of Jewish life, religion, culture, and history.

With a focus on serving the Winnipeg Jewish community and the broader General public, the library offers membership at a nominal fee of $20 per year, enabling individuals to borrow books and other materials. Additionally, the library provides a host of services including computer access, printing facilities, a collection of newspapers, magazines, fiction and non-fiction books, eBooks, and films on DVDs and Blu-Ray discs, catering to a wide range of interests and preferences.

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