We’re thrilled we can reopen and see you again in person (the cats are excited too!). Thank you so much for your support over the last year. We will expand our hours as soon as it makes sense. Why limited hours? This is a big change for our staff! After a year of operating as a warehouse (albeit one with some playful critters around) we need to adjust to these changes, as well as train staff on some new duties and tasks. If you arrive to the store and our “At Capacity” sign is on the door, please wait outside the store for a few minutes and we will let you in as soon as we can! Why limited capacity? To ensure that everyone has the space they need to feel comfortable. The physical and mental health of our young friends will remain a top priority for us. Why masks? To protect young readers who are not able to get vaccinated yet, and to make sure they do not feel singled out as the only ones who have to wear masks. Closed for browsing and order processing on Monday. Our hours will remain limited so our staff can adjust to these new policies.Ĭurrent hours: Open for browsing 10AM-5PM Tuesdays–Saturdays, 1PM-5PM Sunday.We are limiting the number of customers allowed in the store at a time to allow for proper distancing between parties of customers.All customers (ages 2+) and staff will be required to wear masks for the foreseeable future.With that in mind, here are our policies: What does that mean? We remain committed to keeping our staff and customers safe-especially our littlest customers who are still not eligible to receive vaccinations. Smith Branch.It’s been over a year since closing our purple door because of COVID-19, but we are now back open for limited in-store browsing. Osborne Collection of Early Children's Books, Lillian H. Toronto Reference Library, Hinton Learning Theatre Related Exhibits "Let the Wild Rumpus Start!" Celebrating Maurice Sendak Toronto Reference Library, Beeton Auditorium Film Screening: Where the Wild Things Are (2009) Toronto Reference Library, TD Gallery Make a Wild Thing with Barbara Reid! Related programming Sendak Preschool Time The 2015 TD Gallery season is generously sponsored by TD Bank Group.ĭecember 21, January 11, and January 25, 2016. Special thanks to the lenders to the exhibition and to AFANYC for their support.Īdditional support provided by the Friends of the Osborne Collection. Maurice Sendak: 50 Years, 50 Works, 50 Reasons exhibition tour is managed by Opar Media, LLC. The exhibition also features artwork from the Toronto Public Library's Osborne Collection of Early Children's Books. The works on display highlight Sendak's range as an artist - beloved characters from Where the Wild Things Are and In the Night Kitchen, set and costume designs, animation cels, posters, and sketches for fans and close friends. See more than 50 works spanning Sendak's acclaimed career, including sketches, illustrations and works on paper. In celebration of the 50th anniversary of its publication, Toronto Public Library presents a retrospective exhibition of original artwork by the book's revered author and illustrator, Maurice Sendak. The story of a disobedient boy with a fierce imagination, Where the Wild Things Are is one of the most beloved children's books of all time.
TD Gallery at the Toronto Reference Library
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