Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library, University of Toronto

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As one of the leading research libraries in North America, the mandate of the Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library is to foster the search for knowledge by supporting research and learning across all disciplines taught at the University of Toronto.

08/14/2026

Just a reminder that the Fisher Library will be closed for three weeks beginning next Monday, August 17, in order for staff to prepare for the upcoming academic year. We will reopen on Tuesday September 8. Please enjoy the rest of your summer and we'll see you again in September.

This is a reminder that is the final week to view the library's current exhibition, "Popular Culture in Early Modern Eng...
08/10/2026

This is a reminder that is the final week to view the library's current exhibition, "Popular Culture in Early Modern English Household Print, 1660-1800" featuring print materials of household manuals, religious works, and light entertainment. There's one last free curator-led tour this Thursday, August 13, so why not join us for that? The tour begins at 5pm in our main exhibition area. There's no need to register. We hope to see you here!

Curious about these items? Then why not join us on Thursday July 9 at 5pm when the curator of the Fisher's current exhib...
07/07/2026

Curious about these items? Then why not join us on Thursday July 9 at 5pm when the curator of the Fisher's current exhibition, Popular Culture in Early Modern English Household Print, 1660-1800, will lead a free guided tour. There's no need to register - simply meet inside our main exhibition area. We hope to see you there!

Join us for a curator-led tour of our new exhibition Popular Culture in Early Modern English Household Print, 1660-18005...
06/08/2026

Join us for a curator-led tour of our new exhibition Popular Culture in Early Modern English Household Print, 1660-1800
5 pm, Thursday June 11th
No RSVP Required! Simply come to the Fisher exhibition area at 5 pm sharp. The tour will last approximately 45 minutes.

FREE! All Welcome!

Please come to the library tomorrow (March 24) when we are holding a special Passover Haggadot Open House. It will featu...
03/23/2026

Please come to the library tomorrow (March 24) when we are holding a special Passover Haggadot Open House. It will feature a display of beautiful and rare Pesach (Passover) Haggadot, including early printed books, Kibbutz and secular Haggadot, artists' Haggadot, as well as satirical Haggadot.

The open house begins at 12:30pm and runs until 4:45pm.

This event is free and open to the public.

We look forward to welcoming you!

There are still some open spots left for the Fisher's last workshop of the academic year this Thursday (March 19) on Int...
03/16/2026

There are still some open spots left for the Fisher's last workshop of the academic year this Thursday (March 19) on Introduction to Jewish Book History. The workshop, led by Jewish Studies Librarian Nadav Sharon, begins at 6pm and runs for 90 minutes.

You can register at: https://libcal.library.utoronto.ca/event/3996486.

Today (Thursday March 12)! A free tour of the library's current exhibition, Arctic Fever: Image and Narrative in North C...
03/12/2026

Today (Thursday March 12)! A free tour of the library's current exhibition, Arctic Fever: Image and Narrative in North Circumpolar Voyaging of the Long Nineteenth Century. The tour will begin at 6pm and will be led by curator Mark A. Cheetham. There's no need to register. Bring your curiosity and your questions!

The Fisher Library will be closed from December 24th 2025 to January 5th 2026.We hope you have a safe and cozy winter br...
12/23/2025

The Fisher Library will be closed from December 24th 2025 to January 5th 2026.

We hope you have a safe and cozy winter break, with no unexpected guests of the human *or* rodent variety ❄️

Holiday card from our ephemera collection, background is block printed Italian paper from La Circe in Italia; drama per musica, da recitarsi nel teatro vicinio a S. Lucia della Tinta.
Imprint: Napoli: N. Monaco, Si vendono a Pasquino nella libraria di P. Leone, 1721. Call number: itp pam 00162

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120 Street George St
Toronto, ON
M5S1A5

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