The Orange City Public Library's 2023 Winter Reading Program will run from January 23 until March 4 for all ages. Kids under 11 will earn a prize for 250 minutes of reading and 500 minutes. For ages 11-111, every two hours spent reading earns you an entry into our prize drawing! You could win: thermal […]
Learn the ancient Japanese art of paper marbling and create a marbled work of art to hang in your room, a gift for someone special, cool bookmarks, fun stationary, gift wrapping and so much more. Registration is required for this workshop; limit 6 participants.
Join in the chess fun! Whether you are a beginner or an expert player, there is something for everyone. If you are looking to learn the game, our chess teacher will be on hand. If you would like to challenge someone to a game or two, this is the place to meet up with other […]
Come to the Orange City Public Library to read with Stanley the dog and Lisa.
Looking to feel more comfortable around dogs? Need a little extra love? Or do you just love dogs? Join us at our next dog therapy session!
Join in the chess fun! Whether you are a beginner or an expert player, there is something for everyone. If you are looking to learn the game, our chess teacher will be on hand. If you would like to challenge someone to a game or two, this is the place to meet up with other […]
A “makerspace” is an area where people can gather to work on projects in a shared space. The Orange City Public Library makerspace will focus on STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art, and math) activities in order to foster innovation through hands-on experimentation. Children will have the opportunity to be creative using their own vision, strategies, […]
Do you enjoy cookie decorating? 5th-12th grade students, join us for a class presented by Kari’s Kookies. Learn new decorating techniques and take home a plate of beautiful, tasty cookies. Registration is required for this event; limit 12 participants.
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