Bibliothèque Lennoxville Library

The Bibliothèque Lennoxville Library is a non-profit lending library that has been in existence since 1912. The library occupies the former post office on the corner of College and Queen. This building is owned and maintained by the Ville de Sherbrooke. Our operating budget is composed of a grant from the Town of Lennoxville, donations and fund-raising. Many volunteers help the librarian and assistant to keep the library running smoothly.

We are a subscription library with over 15,000 volumes, providing Sherbrooke and area residents with an excellent selection of English and French books for all ages.
Our collection includes large print books and audio books. There is a limited selection of old films on video for the hearing impaired.
A new collection is being started called "Easy-Reads". This new series will consist of multi-level reading books, both fiction and non-fiction, that can engage both young adults and more mature readers. "Easy-Read" books are ideal for adults who are new to reading, are learning to read English, have lost the reading habit, or who prefer a quick read.

Books on Wheels for persons unable to visit the library: we bring the books to you. Click here to apply for this service.
Limited, free access to computers and Internet. There is a charge for printin.
Books and other material may be reserved at no charge.
A variety of programs are offered for adults and children. See our Upcoming Events.
A bimonthly book club, Books & Brown Bags, meets to discuss books that have recently been enjoyed by participants.
Book reviews in our "Good Reads" column in The Record's " Lennoxville Link" section each Tuesday. Current library events are also listed.
We welcome the Reading Circle on Friday afternoons, during which Bishop's University students mentor elementary school students and help them improve their reading skills.
We accept donations of books (new and used) that will either be put on the shelves or sold in our annual book sale.