Fall Program Guide
Find out what's happening this Fall at Oshawa Public Libraries!
The 2024 Giant Fall Book Sale, part of a series
Friends of the Library's Giant Fall Book Sale returns! Come to the McLaughlin branch and find your next great read!
McLaughlin Branch Elevator Project
McLaughlin Branch visitors: The elevator is being replaced and will be out of service beginning July 22 for approximately eight (8) weeks.
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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Programs at Your Library
Grab & Go Bags
Sep 13th - Sep 27th | All day
Online Event
Grab a bag full of Library items, an activity, and other freebies! Reserve yours while supplies last. An OPL TAG initiative. Ages 12-18.
Local History Speaker Series
Sep 17th | 6:00pm - 7:00pm
History in the 21st Century: Re-examining two of Whitby's historical figures.
OPL Teen Advisory Group, part of a series
Earn community service hours when you attend TAG meetings and have your say in what happens for teens at OPL. Ages 13-18.
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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!
First Day of School!
Are your kids nervous about their first day of school? We have picture books about feelings, emotions and understanding others!
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.
