Week Calendar

A registered class for children to learn Spanish. 

For children in 1st grade through 5th grade. 

*Preference given to students who are not in the OUFSD Dual language program. 

Storytime fun for the whole family.

For children of all ages.

One on one instruction. Each registrant receives 15 minutes of one-on-one instruction. Each week, children will practice knitting together in a circle as they work toward creating a project of their own. 

For preschoolers, with a grownup

Bilingual (English and Spanish) program of stories, rhymes, and songs.

Drop-in help with homework for students in grades K through 6th. No registration required. 

Registration is for Teen Volunteers in our OPL Volunteer program.

Build and program a robot to learn the basics of coding.

For ages 5-12. Children 8 and under must be accompanied by a grownup. 

For kids ages 6-12.

Learn to play the Pokémon card game. Find opponents, try new decks, and get advice to improve your game. 

Drop-in help with homework for students in grades K through 6th. No registration required. 

Registration is for Teen Volunteers in our OPL Volunteer program.

Hang out and play your favorite Nintendo Switch games with library friends. 

For children ages 6-12

Drop-in help with homework for students in grades K through 6th. No registration required. 

Registration is for Teen Volunteers in our OPL Volunteer program.

Let's get creative and have fun with art!

For ages 4-12.  

Enjoy playing Magic or looking to learn how to play the game? Join us in the Cafe Area on Thursdays for Magic: the Gathering. All skill levels are welcome! Bring your own deck or create your own to play using our collection of cards.

For children ages 5-8

Children can practice their Spanish through activities and games. Children must have some prior knowledge of the language to participate.

Practice for the children's Battle of the Books team. *For team members only. 

Superman must reconcile his alien Kryptonian heritage with his human upbringing as reporter Clark Kent. As the embodiment of truth, justice and the human way he soon finds himself in a world that views these as old-fashioned.