Did you know that your Library has a free audio recording and video studio, along with other creative technology? And you likely know that teens are reading more than they ever have! There's so many free resources and great new books waiting for you at your library. Drop in for a visit and get started.
Teen Summer Reading Challenge 2026
June 20-August 22
Last year hundreds of London teens participated in our Teen Summer Reading Challenge and this year, we've made the Challenge even better!
To sign up:
- Use the link below or download the Reader Zone app
- Choose Readers
- Create your account
- Add yourself
- Enter code d6158
- Choose activities to join!
Log your reading in the Reader Zone app and complete activities for the chance to win prizes!
You can register anytime. Our challenge starts June 20.
Teen Programs
Hang out, get creative, or learn a new skill at the Library.
All programs are free!
Teen Bookmark Contest Winners!
Congratulations to the winners of our 2026 Teen Bookmark Contest!
Designed by teens from across London, these bookmarks are now available to pick up at your neighbourhood London Public Library branch.
Thank you to all the artists who shared their creativity with us, and to our partners at Forest City Gallery for helping select this year’s winners
Teen Drop-Ins
Are you looking for a place to spend time making something, learning something or just hanging out with your friends? Our neighbourhood Library branches have created space for teens to explore their interests and be together. Find our Teen Drop-In schedule here.
Beyond the Book Teen Mentoring Program
Everyone could benefit from a mentor. Now, with our Beyond the Book program, teens in grades 8-12 can be matched with a volunteer mentor and meet online weekly. Volunteers are current Post Secondary School Students and can help teens build skills in communication, what to expect in high school or post secondary school and more. Each session is tailored to the goals and interests of you! This program is a valuable way to build skills and confidence so you are better prepared for transitions in education and life.
Parents and teens must register for a Beyond the Book Teen/Parent Information Session to learn more about the program and receive registration information. For more information, contact literacy@lpl.ca.
Find Beyond the Book Info Sessions
Get a Library Card
A London Public Library card is free and gets you access to all of the Library’s great stuff! If you want to borrow books, musical instruments, board games or the other interesting items that the Library lends, bring a piece of personal ID (such as a student card) to the library. If you’re looking to use the digital collection only, sign up for an e-account online here.
Free Digital Library
Stream movies and tv shows, download new music and graphic novels, learn a new language or take video courses from experts on a trending topics. It's all available to you to access on demand and free with your Library card!
Download free eBooks, audiobooks, and magazines
The Libby app, powered by Overdrive, is your one-stop shop for free ebooks, audiobooks, and digital magazines. All you need is your library card and a phone or tablet.
Book a Study Room
You can book a free study room at many of the Library’s locations! Rooms can be booked for up to 2 hours and you can book up to 7 days in advance by calling us at 519-661-4600 or by asking at your Library branch.
Most library locations also offer open space with tables and chairs and places to plug in, making the Library your number one study spot.
Working on a project? Our staff are here to help you find what you need both online and in print.
CALL 519-661-4600 TO BOOK
The Labs at Central
Did you know the Central Library has a 3D printer, photo studio with green screen background, and audio recording studio? Check out The Labs at Central.
g1.ca
Take practice tests for the G1 driver exam and M1 motorcycle exam with exam‑style questions and instant answers. Quick drills, plain‑English explanations and hazard‑video tips turn guessing into confidence. Keep practising until the G1 test feels familiar, then walk in and pass your Ontario G1 driving exam first time.
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