The Yorkville Branch opened in 1907 as the philanthropic venture of Andrew Carnegie and is one of the hundreds of “Carnegie” libraries built across North America in the early part of the century. The Yorkville branch is the oldest library in Toronto and an official heritage site.

Bloor-Yorkville Welcomes TIFF Back to the Neighbourhood
This September, Yorkville will once again take centre stage during the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) as Rogers transforms Yorkville Avenue into an immersive red-carpet





