Fall Program Guide
Find out what's happening this Fall at Oshawa Public Libraries!
Delpark Homes Centre Branch Now Open!
The flooring project is complete and the Delpark Library Branch is now open and ready for visitors.
Paranormal Seekers: Haunted Oshawa
Oct 29th | 6:00pm - 7:00pm
Explore the haunted history of Oshawa and the surrounding area with ghostly tales and spooky sightings.
Page by Page Reading Quest
Your quest is to read as many books as possible during the school year! Join other readers, track your progress and celebrate milestones.
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Local History Speaker Series
Oct 15th | 6:00pm - 7:00pm
the Don: the story of Toronto's infamous jail.
How AI is Changing Our World, part of a series
Explore the pitfalls and opportunities of artificial intelligence. Oct 21 / AI Technology Update Nov 11 / AI’s Evolution Into 2025
Tell Tale Tea – Seniors Writing Competition
Oct 23rd | 2:00pm - 3:30pm
Enjoy an afternoon of tea and stories read by the Seniors Writing Competition winners.
Tell Tale Tea – Seniors Writing Competition
Oct 23rd | 2:00pm - 3:30pm
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OPL Picks
Ok, I Want to Talk About Ireland
Sink into contemporary Irish literature in anticipation of the September 24th release of Sally Rooney's latest novel, "Intermezzo."
Nightbitch
These bizarre stories of women on the brink of physical and metaphysical transformation are as wickedly funny as they are deeply unsettling.
Dark Academia
Want your Dark Academia to be ghostly, unsettling, murder-y or all of the above? This list has something for you!
Afrofuturism and Afrofantasy
Immerse yourself in the vibrant worlds of Afrofuturism and Afrofantasy, where African heritage meets the extraordinary.
Ok, I Want to Talk About Ireland
Sink into contemporary Irish literature in anticipation of the September 24th release of Sally Rooney's latest novel, "Intermezzo."
Nightbitch
These bizarre stories of women on the brink of physical and metaphysical transformation are as wickedly funny as they are deeply unsettling.