Upcoming Events

Tai Chi is often described as “meditation in motion” and involves slow movement that is manageable for people of all ages. Tai Chi is one of those rare things that is really good for you and also feels really good.

Emily Kahn, MSW, hosts a free weekly support group for anyone seeking companionship, compassionate understanding, and community in shared grief.

If you need a little support on your life’s journey, ask a library social worker!

Join us as we partner with STAR Net and Twin Cities PBS for Book Drop, an exciting new children’s series that blends storytelling, animation, and real-world STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) to engage curious minds.

Step into our Tech Studio, where innovation meets excitement! With lightning-fast computers and many consoles, our space is a gamer’s paradise, perfect for thrilling matches with friends or diving into the world of competitive e-sports.

Join us every Tuesday night from 5-8pm at the Bloomsburg Public Library for an epic Dungeons & Dragons adventure!

This is a family-friendly program, ensuring an inclusive and enjoyable experience for everyone. Whether you’re a tiny tot learning to connect those first bricks or a seasoned builder perfecting your techniques, join us for Lego Night!

All are invited to visit the Bloomsburg Public Library each Wednesday from 10am-11am to discuss the news of the week and what’s happening in our world.

This new community opportunity gives participants a chance to:

Storytime Stay and Play is a fun, interactive, and energy-filled storytime experience designed for children ages 3 to 6. This lively and engaging program is packed with exciting stories, hands-on crafts, and plenty of opportunities for play.

Having trouble navigating your devices or online accounts? Join us for Walk-In Tech Support at the library, where no question is too basic, and there’s zero judgment – just friendly assistance to help you get back on track!

Are you 11-14 and ready to take charge? The Teen Library Club is a space for you to explore the humanities, share ideas, and shape the activities we do.

This murder mystery / psychological thriller book club for adults, led by Katie Simpson (OPL staff), meets the first Wednesday of the month at 6pm in the Orangeville Library.

Join the Orangeville Public Library for school-age STEAM night the 1st Wednesday of each month for themed activities, crafts, and games. Contact the Library to register!

Wiggle, giggle, clap, and sing! Join us for Mother Goose on the Loose, a lively early literacy program filled with rhymes, songs, and movement — all designed to help little ones learn and grow.

Dive into the timeless tradition of Traditional Mahjong at the library every Thursday! Whether you’re a seasoned player or just curious about this classic game, everyone is not only invited but encouraged to join in the fun.

Step into our Tech Studio, where innovation meets excitement! With lightning-fast computers and many consoles, our space is a gamer’s paradise, perfect for thrilling matches with friends or diving into the world of competitive e-sports.

La Leche League (LLL) meetings at the library offer a welcoming space for expectant and new parents to receive support, share experiences, and gain evidence-based information on breastfeeding and infant feeding.

More information about the River Poets and this month's featured guest(s) can be found on their website at riverpoets.com.

Having trouble navigating your devices or online accounts? Join us for Walk-In Tech Support at the library, where no question is too basic, and there’s zero judgment – just friendly assistance to help you get back on track!

Calling all card game enthusiasts! Join our Pinochle group for an opportunity to play, refine your skills, and meet fellow players. This group is best enjoyed by those who already have a grasp of the game’s basics.

Emily Kahn, Library Social Worker, will be holding a monthly Grief Support Group that focuses on the unique experience of anticipating the impending loss of a loved one.

Join us to discuss Mel Robbins' The Let Them Theory, led by Sean Dunne. Coffee and tea will be provided. 

Explore the world of fibers with our twice-monthly yarn club! All are invited, from beginners to seasoned enthusiasts. Join us for casual conversations about projects, mutual support, and a delightful crafting experience.

Having trouble navigating your devices or online accounts? Join us for Walk-In Tech Support at the library, where no question is too basic, and there’s zero judgment – just friendly assistance to help you get back on track!