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Join the Guelph Tool Library and get ready to Make, Fix and Grow!
Annual Memberships are $60 and earn you access to over 1000 tools!
Location and Hours
We are located at:
Old Quebec Street Shoppes
55 Wyndham Street North, Unit T8, Guelph, ON N1H 7T8
Phone: (519) 836-7909
E-mail: info@guelphtoollibrary.org
Operating Hours
| Monday | CLOSED |
| Tuesday | 4-7 |
| Wednesday | 3-6 |
| Thursday | 4-7 |
| Friday | CLOSED |
| Saturday | 11-3 |
| Sunday | CLOSED |
Virtual Programming
Our program schedule is now completely virtual, and we offer events 3 times per week on a variety of platforms.
News and Blog
- Beyond Repair
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- Right to Repair
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- GTL – Rebuilding Together – 2020 Membership Drive
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- V. Adam Kasper, Reconciliation, and the Russian Mafia
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Guelph Tool Library
The Guelph Tool Library is a lending library of tools where you can borrow items for food preparation, food preservation, gardening, renovation, arts, etc.
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We are currently seeking volunteers for an assortment of positions within the Guelph Tool Library. Some of these positions can be done from home. Check out our Pin Network Listing here communitylinks.cioc.ca/volunteer/results.asp?NUM=GUE0549![]()
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Marketing and Sales Volunteer ![]()
Volunteer Librarian ![]()
Board Member![]()
Finance Committee Member ![]()
Board Treasurer ![]()
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Student volunteers can earn their community service hours with us! ![]()
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The Guelph Tool Library is collecting point and shoot digital cameras in working condition from now until October 28th.![]()
During the first week of November, David Lane, a PhD candidate with the International Institute for Critical Studies in Improvisation, will be conducting a research field visit during a gathering of Inuit youth and practitioners with the Cirqiniq social circus program in Nunavik, QC. The research will use Photovoice, a collaborative research approach, to empower Inuit youth participants to capture and express their stories and experiences through their own lenses (figuratively and literally).![]()
These cameras will travel with David to be used for the project. Drop offs can take place any time during regular hours. Please include any accompanying batteries, chargers, and cases!
Starting today, we are collecting point and shoot digital cameras to donate to the Arctic Photovoice project. During the first week of November, David Lane, a PhD candidate with the International Institute for Critical Studies in Improvisation, will be conducting a research field visit during a gathering of Inuit youth and practitioners with the Cirqiniq social circus program in Nunavik, QC. The research will use Photovoice, a collaborative research approach, to empower Inuit youth participants to capture and express their stories and experiences through their own lenses (figuratively and literally).![]()
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We are accepting working digital cameras and their accompanying accessories (chargers, cables, cases) from now until Thursday, October 28th. These items can be dropped off during regular hours, and donors will be asked to sign a donation release form.