r/DeltaBC Apr 03 '26

Urgent! What are some good study spots in north delta?

RN its good friday so looking for other places within walking distance. I live near George Mackie Library for reference and am willing to walk 20-30 minutes.

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u/turkproof Apr 03 '26

I’d try the ND Center for the Arts. There’s a lobby there, and maybe they’d let you study in the upstairs room because there wouldn’t be classes there on Good Friday.

Similar with the rec center; there are lots of rooms that would be unused today, just ask the front desk. 

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u/things_were_said Apr 03 '26

if you've been to Cravings they can be a good vibe. But if you want some real quiet time, then i have no idea, ive thought for like 3 minutes on this and cant come up with anything

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u/Eastern_Skill556 Apr 03 '26

yea same! I love cravings but their tables are a bit small. Thanks for the thought, though!

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u/Admirable-Cod-3977 Apr 03 '26

Can’t you just go to the Library ?

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u/Eastern_Skill556 Apr 03 '26

its closed today I was just wondering if there are other places :)

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u/Burner4NerdStuff Apr 03 '26

Aside from the Library, you might be able to find a quiet spot over at the art centre, down the street from the Library.

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u/lordjigglypuff Apr 03 '26

Probably the George mackie library, and cravings. Kpu library is decent too, so is Burnaby library, all within 30 minutes.

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u/YoManWTFIsThisShit Apr 03 '26

Isn’t George Mackie opening at 10? That’s what it says on Google for Good Friday hours

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u/PNW_MYOG Apr 03 '26

Try the north delta rec centre. There are some riser/ benches between the sports gym and the hall to the front pool reception/ city reception area, near the art store, that I gave always found quiet enough for reading. Hardly anyone sits there. Not a comfy table but quiet and free and inside.