West Grey Public Library

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The West Grey Public Library serves the community with three branches: Durham, Neustadt and Ayton. It offers programming for all ages, a collection that includes recreational kits and park passes as well as books, mobile WiFi, and book club sets. It offers a literary festival every two years called The West Grey Festival of Stories, that features local and regional authors. It has an in-residence program that offers community access to information and advice in the following areas: Elder (Indigenous), Gardening, Writing (author/publisher), History and Environmental (Climate action). These community experts also lead programming and activities in these areas.
453 Garafraxa St S, Durham, ON
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Communities served: Adults, Children, Youth, Seniors
Price range of programming: Free
Venue accessibility: Accessible parking, Accessible washrooms
Organization type: Non-profit

  • Literary

    Creative Writing (Fiction, Creative Nonfiction)

  • Resources

    The West Grey Library also offers a monthly homeschool group.

  • Workshops

    The West Grey Library offers workshops for writers on the business and mechanics of writing and getting published; a literary festival every two years spotlighting local and regional authors; periodic performance-oriented workshops: improv, script-reading, etc.; and book clubs.

Profile last updated: Jul 13 2026

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