
Daniela’s Giving Story
Daniela has dedicated everything to making the library a special place for everyone in our city. Recently retired, she had been working for Vancouver Public Library since 1979, and held the role of Branch Head for neighbourhood libraries across the system. Daniela witnessed the library grow and evolve dramatically over the years – moving from […]
Community leaders invest in Digital Library
Francis Law and Priscilla Lam have inspired many in our community with their generosity to organizations making a difference in areas ranging from the arts to education to healthcare. Their most recent gift in support of VPL’s Digital Library expansion will help inspire others.
Virtual Storytimes Keep Families Connected
Rashmi has figured out a strategy that works well for her son and it only features one online activity: Vancouver Public Library’s Virtual Storytime.
Launching a New Career
When Mat decided to pivot to a new career at the age of 35, his instinct wasn’t to go back to university or college. It was to go to the library.
VPL Fosters Connections
One of the many gems of the Central Library in downtown Vancouver is the Inspiration Lab. Here, professional studio spaces, and recording and editing equipment are available to everyone in our community to make their creative visions come to life.
The Gift of Story: Capturing Family Memories
The Library lets us do so much. It lets us learn new skills, gives us a chance to share our stories, and provides opportunities to create memories that will last a lifetime. Leanne’s Library experience is a special one.
Building A Legacy At The Library
An avid reader and registered nurse, Pat Graham was a lifelong library lover. She regularly visited VPL’s Marpole Branch and hugely appreciated the services that the library offered to its citizens.
Lisa’s Library Story
VPL works with community partners to deliver the Mother Goose program, where parents are supported in nurturing language development through rhymes, songs and stories.
Marilyn’s Library Story
As a librarian, former library trustee, and a patron herself, Marilyn is all too aware of the impact the Vancouver Public Library has on people’s lives.