Adults and children alike will enjoy hearing a first-hand account from Abraham Lincoln himself of the history of the United States of America during his time, from his childhood on the frontier to the twelve turbulent years from 1854 to 1865 which

Do you want to improve your skills in speaking and understanding English? The Oxford Public Library is hosting a group to help you learn to speak, listen to, and even read and write in English!

This is a closed group.  For more information on the Dungeons and Dragons program, as well as if we have any openings, please contact Miss Rachael in the Teen Department.

 Learn to meditate!

Come join this new drop-in chess club the third Wednesday of the month from 6:30pm-8:30pm to play against other chess enthusiasts. Beginner to advanced; all skill levels are welcome. Bring your own chess set and play a casual game.

This is a closed group.  For more information on the Dungeons and Dragons program, as well as if we have any openings, please contact Miss Rachael in the Teen Department.

BRING YOUR OWN BOOK CLUB

Come tell us all about your latest reads and get ideas for what to read next!

With the urban sprawl so close to home, the wild life is still very present and now, often in our backyards.

We had such a great time when Pete was here in February, we decided to invite him back for an repeat performance to close out the Civil War exhibit! Come join local musician, Pete Folco, to hear songs from the American Civil War.

This is a closed group.  For more information on the Dungeons and Dragons program, as well as if we have any openings, please contact Miss Rachael in the Teen Department.

Library Lock-In: Party Like It's 1999!

Win books and other fun prizes!

Local historians have recently identified and documented 58 people thus far connected with the Underground Railroad in local communities in a major collaborative effort to research and document anti-slavery activity in Oakland County.

This is a closed group.  For more information on the Dungeons and Dragons program, as well as if we have any openings, please contact Miss Rachael in the Teen Department.

Do you want to improve your skills in speaking and understanding English? The Oxford Public Library is hosting a group to help you learn to speak, listen to, and even read and write in English!

We're hoping these crafts will make your Monday feel a little less like a Monday.

March 2: Found Item Art
April 13: Edible Spring Terrariums
May 4: Comic Book Mosaic Jars

COMIC BOOK CLUB

Come join this new drop-in chess club the third Wednesday of the month from 6:30pm-8:30pm to play against other chess enthusiasts. Beginner to advanced; all skill levels are welcome. Bring your own chess set and play a casual game.

This is a closed group.  For more information on the Dungeons and Dragons program, as well as if we have any openings, please contact Miss Rachael in the Teen Department.

 Learn to meditate!

Come join Mackinac Bridge Authority Director, Kim Nowack, for a fascinating presentation on the Mackinac Bridge, highlighting the Bridge from its conception to all it takes today to keep the Bridge operational.