Langley Has Seven Public Libraries. Here’s Where Each One Is

Langley Insiders graphic: Langley's libraries, seven FVRL branches

Langley library branches

Aldergrove: 26770 29 Avenue, 604-856-6415

Brookswood: 20045 40 Avenue, 604-534-7055

City of Langley: 20399 Douglas Crescent, 604-514-2850

Dean Drysdale (Walnut Grove): 8889 Walnut Grove Drive, 604-882-0410

Fort Langley: 23430 Mavis Avenue, 604-888-0722

Muriel Arnason: 130-20338 65 Avenue, 604-532-3590

Murrayville: 100-22071 48 Avenue, 604-533-0339

One system, seven doors

Every library in Langley belongs to the Fraser Valley Regional Library, which calls itself the largest public library system in BC, with 25 community libraries, on its locations page. Seven of them are in the two Langleys.

The newest home

The Fort Langley Library now sits inside salishan Place by the River on Mavis Avenue, across from the national historic site. The Township's museum shares the building.

Before you go

Hours vary by branch. Aldergrove, for example, is open 9 am to 8 pm Monday to Thursday and 10 am to 5 pm Friday and Saturday, its branch page says. Aldergrove is closed on Nov 11, so check your branch before Remembrance Day.

Source: Fraser Valley Regional Library, read Oct 29, 2026.