Kaufman Silverberg Library and Resource Center

Serving the Gray Academy of Jewish Education and the Winnipeg Jewish and General Community

About

The Kaufman SIlverberg Community Library has roots extending back to the founding of the Jewish Public Library in 1922. Founded in 1997 by the amalgamation of the Jewish Public Library and Jewish Day Schools' Libraries on the grounds of the Asper Jewish Community Campus, the Kaufman Silverberg Resource Centre currently functions as a Community Resource Centre and a School Library for the Gray Academy of Jewish Education. To honor the generous contributions of Nora Silverberg and the late David S. Kaufman z”l, the library proudly bears their name.

The library has an Advanced level of Accreditation from the Association of Jewish Libraries.

Our Mission

The mission of the library is to provide access to resources in a variety of media to the Jewish and General public and to the students of the Gray Academy of Jewish Education on all aspects of Jewish life, religion, culture and history.

Who We Serve

All Welcome!

The library serves the General public, The Jewish Community of Winnipeg, and the Gray Academy of Jewish Education.

The membership is $10 for one year and required to borrow books and other materials.

You do not need to purchase a membership to use library computers, read books or periodicals, meet here for a private tutoring lesson, or sign up for a children’s activity.