The Otsego District Library now has a holds self-pickup shelf! This is where you will locate your holds of ODL items. Interlibrary loan will still be at the circulation desk. Look for the first 4 letters of your last name and the last 4 digits of your library card. You can grab your items and […]
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Holocaust Survivor, Irene Miller
Thursday, March 21 at 7 PM Irene Miller, a Holocaust survivor, author, speaker, and educator will take you on a survival journey about which little has been written or shared. Come along Miller’s journey… You will sleep in the winter under an open sky in no man’s land; you will freeze in a Siberian labor camp where […]
Llama, Llama – Fun For All ‘Ya!
Saturday, March 23 from 10 AM – Noon Come and see LIVE llamas! Corky DuBuis with Emerald Glen Farm and the Michigan Llama Association (michiganllama.org) will bring three llamas for you to meet, pet, and learn about. Enjoy reading Llama books together, eating llama snacks, and making a llama craft. This is fun for the […]
Spring Break Programs for Children
Van Gogh Sunflower Painting Led by Library Director, Andrea Estelle Tuesday, April 2 at 10 AM What farmer doesn’t love sunflowers? Learn about Vincent Van Gogh and create a canvas painting similar to Van Gogh’s Sunflower masterpiece by using acrylics with step-by-step instruction. This FREE class is limited to first through fifth graders and registration […]
Spring Break for Teens & Tweens
Middle School and High School aged teens and tweens can join us on spring break for fun and exciting programming. Newcomers are always welcome! Animal Farm Escape Room Tuesday, April 2 at 4 PM The author of Animal Farm, George Orwell, was an insightful individual. He empowered people to think rather than just to accept […]
BIG Spring Book Sale
The Friends of the Library are putting together another AMAZING Book Sale for the public to enjoy. All of the money raised at the Book Sale comes back to the library. These funds are used to encourage reading in the early literacy category. The Friends of the Library are also a huge source in funding […]
Early Literacy Programming
Tiny Tots Tuesdays, January 22 – May 7 (No meeting April 2 & 23) Sing, read, and play with your little ones and friends! For Ages 0-1 at 10 AM For Ages 2-3 at 11 AM Storytime Wednesdays at 10 AM Ages 0-5 Each session includes stories, songs and a craft. Helpers and Heroes – January 23 – February […]
Read & Dine – Adult Winter Reading Club
January 2 – March 30* Sign up to be part of our Adult “Read & Dine” Club. Read ten books and you could win a Kindle Fire HD or a $25 gift card to a local restaurant. Reading logs will be available at the circulation desk starting January 2. * Note: the Adult Winter Reading Club end date is Saturday, March 30. All finisher slips […]
STEAM Stations
January 22 – May 7 (No programs: April 2 & 23) Tuesdays at 4 PM For Kindergartners – 5th Grade Discover STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Match) concepts at several fun stations each week. Drop in each week and choose one or more stations to investigate and explore. Note: Children age 7 and under will need […]
Adult Coloring Club
2nd & 4th Tuesday of each month at 2 PM Join other coloring enthusiasts in the library tutor rooms. Participants will be able to share coloring tips and techniques while socializing with others. Many grown-ups are finding out what kids have known for years: coloring provides a relaxing, stress-relieving pastime — and it’s fun! All […]
