Otsego District Public Library
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January – March 31 Sign up to be part of Read & Dine Adult Winter Reading Program this winter! Read ten books and you can enter a drawing to win a Kindle Fire or a $25 gift card to a local restaurant. Reading logs will be available at the circulation desk or at our drive-thru […]
Wednesdays at 10 AM February 1 - May 10 (No meeting on April 5) Ages 0-5 Join us for a wild adventure each week while we sing, dance, move, and experience sensory play!
Compete in a LEGO adventure building competition. This event is for upper elementary- high school.
Spring Break for Kids! Preschool Through 5th Grade Come on over to the library during spring break for some springtime magically fun programs! Springtime Bingo and Scavenger Hunt Tuesday, April 4 at 10 AM Play a fun game of bingo and win some prizes and books! Then you can have an adventure in the library […]
This Spring Break event is for middle school - high school aged teens/tweens. Bring a t-shirt (in your size) to create with a pre-made Cricut design. Let the staff know if you’re unable to bring a shirt and would like to participate.
Spring Break for Kids! Preschool Through 5th Grade Come on over to the library during spring break for some springtime magically fun programs! Springtime Bingo and Scavenger Hunt Tuesday, April 4 at 10 AM Play a fun game of bingo and win some prizes and books! Then you can have an adventure in the library […]
This Spring Break event is intended for middle school - high school aged teens/tweens but all ages are welcome! (Rated: PG • Run Time: 1 hr 45 min) Join us to watch the latest version of Disney’s Pinocchio while snacking on popcorn!
Spring Break for Kids! Preschool Through 5th Grade Come on over to the library during spring break for some springtime magically fun programs! Springtime Bingo and Scavenger Hunt Tuesday, April 4 at 10 AM Play a fun game of bingo and win some prizes and books! Then you can have an adventure in the library […]
This Spring Break event is for middle school - high school aged teens/tweens. Thursday, April 6 at 2 PM Use Sharpie markers to create a one-of-akind flower pot. Fill the flower pot with dirt and a plant provided by the library.
February - May 1st Friday from 1 – 3 PM Drop in to create a unique piece of art using the library’s resources and a variety of media. Each month you will be making a seasonal/holiday craft you will be proud to display!
The library will be closed for the holiday. CLOSED: Easter Weekend Saturday, April 8 Have a safe and happy holiday with your family and friends!
Meets on the 2nd Monday at 2 PM Newcomers are always welcome! January 9 Mysterious Death of Miss Jane Austen by Lindsay Ashford February 13 The Silent Patient by Alex Michaelides March 13 One Perfect Lie by Lisa Scottoline April 10 The One Hundred Years of Lenni & Margot by Marianne Cronin May 8 Dearest […]
Wednesdays at 10 AM February 1 - May 10 (No meeting on April 5) Ages 0-5 Join us for a wild adventure each week while we sing, dance, move, and experience sensory play!
Meets on the 2nd Wednesday at 6 PM Newcomers are always welcome! January 11 The Nine by Jeffrey Toobin February 8 Lincoln on the Verge by Ted Widmer March 8 Boys in the Boat by Daniel James Brown April 12 Rough Magic by Lara Prior-Palmer May 10 Team of Rivals by Doris Kearns Goodwin June […]
Wednesdays at 10 AM February 1 - May 10 (No meeting on April 5) Ages 0-5 Join us for a wild adventure each week while we sing, dance, move, and experience sensory play!
The Library Board of Trustees meets on a monthly basis to discuss library business and housekeeping. Meetings are open to the public and include a period of time for patrons to discuss comments and concerns. These meetings are held once a month on Wednesdays at 5:30 PM. The board meetings are tentative and could be […]
Thursday, February 16 - May 18 3rd Thursday at 4 PM Do you LOVE to write? Join us each month to share short stories, original writing pieces, and ideas. We welcome all writing styles – poetry, memoir, graphic novel, non-fiction, fiction, and prose.
Kara Weber (Physical Therapist Assistant) and Lauren Smithson (Physical Therapist) For generations postpartum, urinary, bowel, and any problems within the pelvis have been “hush hush.” Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy is a specialized branch targeted to find solutions and treat aches, pains, and problems originating in the abdominal and pelvic region. This presentation will be for […]
January – May 3rd Friday at 10 AM Let’s build community by sharing coffee and conversations! Coffee and light refreshments (provided by the Friends of the Library) will be ready for you to enjoy at the library while we discuss current topics or anything else you would like to discuss.
Adults - Post High School through Mid-30s February – May 3rd Friday at 5 PM Tired of trying to find something to do with other adults your age? Gather with other young adults for games, activities and social time! Light snacks and refreshments will be provided.
Wednesdays at 10 AM February 1 - May 10 (No meeting on April 5) Ages 0-5 Join us for a wild adventure each week while we sing, dance, move, and experience sensory play!
January - May 4th Wednesday at 1 PM Crafting in community… come create and work on your projects with your friends and neighbors while enjoying a cup of coffee if you like. Bring along your own projects (that you can do on your lap) and supplies – knitting, crocheting, cross-stitching, coloring, sketching, etc. We will […]
Thursday, February 23 – May 25 4th Thursday at 4 PM Each month we’ll discuss what we are reading over snacks! Choose the book you want to read and share with the group. Need an fun book suggestion? Ask a staff member about new and popular book titles!
A Nostalgic Look at Michigan’s Smallest Towns Author, Kathryn Houghton Michigan’s small towns have great stories. Little Michigan presents 100 towns with populations under 600. Each community is charming and unique PLUS have their share of surprises. Do you know which crime scene inspired the famous film Anatomy of a Murder or where you will […]
