Read With Me Does your child struggle to read? Our volunteer would love to listen to your child read and help them in their literacy journey. 

Join us at the Brownsville Library on Thursday mornings 9:45 am - 10:15am for songs, stories, crafts and play time!

Stop by the Brownsville Community Hall from 10:00 am - 11:00 am to play some cards, do a puzzle, meet other community members, and have some good conversation over a free cup of coffee. 

This is an adult social drop-in program for knitters, crochet artists, stitchers, and weavers! Bring your current fibre arts project (knitting, crochet, embroidery, felting, weaving, sewing, etc.) to work on while socializing. A selection of coffee, tea, drinks and snacks are provided by the library...read more

Need a job? Want to work? Whether you're unemployed, just getting into the workforce or already have a job and looking to transition into another role or industry, Community Employment Services is here to help. Our knowledgable team has the resources to assist you in taking the first step toward...read more

Storytime, craft and play stations. Ages 2-5 recommended. Caregiver participation is encouraged.

Join us at the Thamesford LIbrary for a relaxing time of knitting, crocheting (or other crafty hobby) and casual conversation. This is an adult social drop-in program. Please bring your own supplies.

Drop in every Friday at the Ingersoll Library for Friday Film for Adults!Upcoming films:Feb 5 - The Oratorio: A Documentary with Martin Scorsese: Martin Scorsese reveals the story of a single performance in 1826 that forever changed America's cultural landscape with the introduction of Ital...read more

Attend a drop-in tech help session if you have questions about using your phone, tablet or computer. 

Come in, sit down, colour up and add on to create your own card!

Join us on February 3rd at 2:30pm for a special story time with Theatre Woodstock's Cinderella! Cinderella will read her story and be available for photos, so be sure to bring your camera! Fun activities will be available after the storytime. This interactive program is for young ...read more

Come in, sit down, colour up and add on to create your own card!

Come play with us! Early learning activities include arts and crafts, dramatic play, sensory play, games, songs and stories will be featured during this drop-in program. It is facilitated by qualified EarlyON Facilitators. 

Programs, activities and toys for pre-schoolers provided by EarlyON. Please register with EarlyON on their website. These sessions are held in the Community Centre, and the library is open for those attending.

The Parent-Child Mother Goose program is a fun, interactive group experience for you and your child(ren).Parents/caregivers with children aged 0-6 years are welcome!Secure your spot by registering with Oxford EarlyON at oxfordearlyon.ca

Tuesdays 12:30-2:30 pm at the Norwich Public LibraryBring your knitting, crocheting, embroidery or other crafty hobbies and enjoy creating by the fireplace with friends.

Read With Me Does your child struggle to read? Our volunteer would love to listen to your child read and help them in their literacy journey. 

Come in, sit down, colour up and add on to create your own card!

Toddler Songs & Storytime DROP-IN PROGRAM Together we will boost our early literacy skills with songs, stories, and movement. In each session, we will make a craft. Program takes place in the Tillsonburg Branch Program Room. Best suited for parents/caregivers with children ages 2-6 years. W...read more

Wednesdays 9:30 am - 11:00 amLocation: Princeton Public Library, 25 Main Street, PrincetonWho: Parents, grandparents, caregivers with children aged 0-6 yearsWhat to bring: Anything you may require to meet the needs of your child (diaper bag, etc.).Program Description: Come p...read more

Read With Me Does your child struggle to read? Our volunteer would love to listen to your child read and help them in their literacy journey. 

Come in, sit down, colour up and add on to create your own card!

Join us at the Brownsville Library on Thursday mornings 9:45 am - 10:15am for songs, stories, crafts and play time!

This is an adult social drop-in program for knitters, crochet artists, stitchers, and weavers! Bring your current fibre arts project (knitting, crochet, embroidery, felting, weaving, sewing, etc.) to work on while socializing. A selection of coffee, tea, drinks and snacks are provided by the library...read more

Need a job? Want to work? Whether you're unemployed, just getting into the workforce or already have a job and looking to transition into another role or industry, Community Employment Services is here to help. Our knowledgable team has the resources to assist you in taking the first step toward...read more

Storytime, craft and play stations. Ages 2-5 recommended. Caregiver participation is encouraged.

Join us at the Thamesford LIbrary for a relaxing time of knitting, crocheting (or other crafty hobby) and casual conversation. This is an adult social drop-in program. Please bring your own supplies.

Staff from the Oxford County Ontario Health Team will be at the Thamesford Branch today from 10:00am -1:00pm with an information booth about ConnectMyHealth a digital health tool that provides you with an online, single access channel to view your health records from participating hospitals in ...read more

Drop in every Friday at the Ingersoll Library for Friday Film for Adults!Upcoming films:Feb 5 - The Oratorio: A Documentary with Martin Scorsese: Martin Scorsese reveals the story of a single performance in 1826 that forever changed America's cultural landscape with the introduction of Ital...read more

Come watch a family-friendly movie, make crafts, and eat snacks after-hours at Tillsonburg branch! This month we will be screening Elemental (2023). Elemental: The film journeys alongside an unlikely pair, Ember and Wade, in a city where fire-, water-, land- and air-residents live tog...read more

Come in, sit down, colour up and add on to create your own card!

Join the Princeton Library for a morning movie! Saturday February 10th, from 10am-12pm. Theatre seating and free, fresh popcorn. Bring the whole family!This month is the animated movie How to Train your Dragon.A hapless young Viking who aspires to hunt dragons becomes the unlikely friend of a y...read more

This is a free program for anyone 8+ who owns their ukulele and would like to join a group of people who love to play and sing.  Oxford county library does have uklele's to borrow on our website www.ocl.net, search borrow and learn and for cool things to borrow.  We will meet on the se...read more

If you have a ukulele and would like to join us to learn new songs to play and sing this is a group for you.  You can borrow a ukulele from our catelogue at www.ocl.net.  We meet the Second Saturday of each month from 10-11 am.  Ages 12+ 

Learn to use our Cricut machines to make a greeting card for someone special. Space is limited. Registration required. Open to teens ages 12-18.

Come play with us! Early learning activities include arts and crafts, dramatic play, sensory play, games, songs and stories will be featured during this drop-in program. It is facilitated by qualified EarlyON Facilitators. 

Programs, activities and toys for pre-schoolers provided by EarlyON. Please register with EarlyON on their website. These sessions are held in the Community Centre, and the library is open for those attending.

Tuesdays 12:30-2:30 pm at the Norwich Public LibraryBring your knitting, crocheting, embroidery or other crafty hobbies and enjoy creating by the fireplace with friends.

Join us at the Ingersoll Library for 6 tech help sessions, on Tuesdays January 16th to February 20th at 1pm-3pm for help with your devices!*registration required*

Delivered in simple, easy to understand language, our monthly, one-hour Tech Discovery Workshops are designed to help community members increase their skills and knowledge in information technology. These workshops are held in the Program Room of the Tillsonburg Library and will appeal to community ...read more

Read With Me Does your child struggle to read? Our volunteer would love to listen to your child read and help them in their literacy journey. 

Wednesdays beginning February 14th  - March 13th(No Program on February 7th)Toddler Songs & StorytimeDrop In Program - No Registration required  Together we will boost our early literacy skills with songs, stories, and movement! Held in-person at the Ingersoll Library Best suited ...read more

Toddler Songs & Storytime DROP-IN PROGRAM Together we will boost our early literacy skills with songs, stories, and movement. In each session, we will make a craft. Program takes place in the Tillsonburg Branch Program Room. Best suited for parents/caregivers with children ages 2-6 years. W...read more

Wednesdays 9:30 am - 11:00 amLocation: Princeton Public Library, 25 Main Street, PrincetonWho: Parents, grandparents, caregivers with children aged 0-6 yearsWhat to bring: Anything you may require to meet the needs of your child (diaper bag, etc.).Program Description: Come p...read more

Read With Me Does your child struggle to read? Our volunteer would love to listen to your child read and help them in their literacy journey. 

Homeschooling families residing in Tillsonburg and Area can meet and socialize once a month in the library Children's Area. Guided STEAM-based learning sessions by library staff will take place in our Program Room for the following ages and times: 9:30-10:45am ages 4-8 11:00-11:45am ages 9-13The...read more

Join us at the Brownsville Library on Thursday mornings 9:45 am - 10:15am for songs, stories, crafts and play time!

Attend a drop-in tech help session if you have questions about using your phone, tablet or computer. 

This is an adult social drop-in program for knitters, crochet artists, stitchers, and weavers! Bring your current fibre arts project (knitting, crochet, embroidery, felting, weaving, sewing, etc.) to work on while socializing. A selection of coffee, tea, drinks and snacks are provided by the library...read more

Storytime, craft and play stations. Ages 2-5 recommended. Caregiver participation is encouraged.

Join us at the Thamesford LIbrary for a relaxing time of knitting, crocheting (or other crafty hobby) and casual conversation. This is an adult social drop-in program. Please bring your own supplies.

Drop in every Friday at the Ingersoll Library for Friday Film for Adults!Upcoming films:Feb 5 - The Oratorio: A Documentary with Martin Scorsese: Martin Scorsese reveals the story of a single performance in 1826 that forever changed America's cultural landscape with the introduction of Ital...read more

Join us at the Tavistock Branch to create a wall hanging of your own design. Using preserved mosses and other materials, we'll create pieces that look alive but require no upkeep!

Come play with us! Early learning activities include arts and crafts, dramatic play, sensory play, games, songs and stories will be featured during this drop-in program. It is facilitated by qualified EarlyON Facilitators. 

Programs, activities and toys for pre-schoolers provided by EarlyON. Please register with EarlyON on their website. These sessions are held in the Community Centre, and the library is open for those attending.

Tuesdays 12:30-2:30 pm at the Norwich Public LibraryBring your knitting, crocheting, embroidery or other crafty hobbies and enjoy creating by the fireplace with friends.

Join us at the Ingersoll Library for 6 tech help sessions, on Tuesdays January 16th to February 20th at 1pm-3pm for help with your devices!*registration required*

Interested in learning new ways to research your family's history? Join us for our monthly Discover Your Past (formerly Family Tree Nuts) program, which covers different skills and resources related to genealogy. February's session will discuss available sources for researching the history o...read more

Read With Me Does your child struggle to read? Our volunteer would love to listen to your child read and help them in their literacy journey. 

Wednesdays beginning February 14th  - March 13th(No Program on February 7th)Toddler Songs & StorytimeDrop In Program - No Registration required  Together we will boost our early literacy skills with songs, stories, and movement! Held in-person at the Ingersoll Library Best suited ...read more

Toddler Songs & Storytime DROP-IN PROGRAM Together we will boost our early literacy skills with songs, stories, and movement. In each session, we will make a craft. Program takes place in the Tillsonburg Branch Program Room. Best suited for parents/caregivers with children ages 2-6 years. W...read more

Wednesdays 9:30 am - 11:00 amLocation: Princeton Public Library, 25 Main Street, PrincetonWho: Parents, grandparents, caregivers with children aged 0-6 yearsWhat to bring: Anything you may require to meet the needs of your child (diaper bag, etc.).Program Description: Come p...read more

Read With Me Does your child struggle to read? Our volunteer would love to listen to your child read and help them in their literacy journey. 

Join us at the Brownsville Library on Thursday mornings 9:45 am - 10:15am for songs, stories, crafts and play time!

 Attend a drop-in tech help session if you have questions about using your phone, tablet or computer. The Ox on the Run team will help troubleshoot basic issues and build your confidence so that you can navigate your devices more easily. Please ensure you have all of your passwords before atten...read more

This is an adult social drop-in program for knitters, crochet artists, stitchers, and weavers! Bring your current fibre arts project (knitting, crochet, embroidery, felting, weaving, sewing, etc.) to work on while socializing. A selection of coffee, tea, drinks and snacks are provided by the library...read more

Need a job? Want to work? Whether you're unemployed, just getting into the workforce or already have a job and looking to transition into another role or industry, Community Employment Services is here to help. Our knowledgable team has the resources to assist you in taking the first step toward...read more

Storytime, craft and play stations. Ages 2-5 recommended. Caregiver participation is encouraged.

Join us at the Thamesford LIbrary for a relaxing time of knitting, crocheting (or other crafty hobby) and casual conversation. This is an adult social drop-in program. Please bring your own supplies.

Drop in every Friday at the Ingersoll Library for Friday Film for Adults!Upcoming films:Feb 5 - The Oratorio: A Documentary with Martin Scorsese: Martin Scorsese reveals the story of a single performance in 1826 that forever changed America's cultural landscape with the introduction of Ital...read more

Wear your comfiest pajamas and bring your favourite stuffie friend to an evening storytime! Then, children say goodnight to their stuffed animals as they leave them at the library for an overnight adventure. Come back the next day to pick up your stuffie with their very own sleepover photo memory bo...read more

Back by popular demand our second location ukulele jam will be happening at the Norwich Museum starting Saturday Oct 28 at 10 am.  This is a free program for ages 8+ all skill levels welcome. We are a beginner/ intermediate level group.  If you have your own ukulele please bring it, if you...read more

Recycled paper seed bombs. Encourage spring with wishful thinking and seed bomb making! All Ages Welcome

Come play with us! Early learning activities include arts and crafts, dramatic play, sensory play, games, songs and stories will be featured during this drop-in program. It is facilitated by qualified EarlyON Facilitators. 

Programs, activities and toys for pre-schoolers provided by EarlyON. Please register with EarlyON on their website. These sessions are held in the Community Centre, and the library is open for those attending.

Join the VON at the Ingersoll Library on the fourth Tuesday of every month form 10:00AM – 12:00pm for Grief Care.Grief Care serves as a starting point to assist individuals in navigating life after the loss of a loved one. It provides a supportive environment through an open-group format, offe...read more

Tuesdays 12:30-2:30 pm at the Norwich Public LibraryBring your knitting, crocheting, embroidery or other crafty hobbies and enjoy creating by the fireplace with friends.

This month's film is The Good House (2021, romance/drama, 114 minutes), starring Sigourney Weaver and Kevin Kline.  

Read With Me Does your child struggle to read? Our volunteer would love to listen to your child read and help them in their literacy journey. 

Wednesdays beginning February 14th  - March 13th(No Program on February 7th)Toddler Songs & StorytimeDrop In Program - No Registration required  Together we will boost our early literacy skills with songs, stories, and movement! Held in-person at the Ingersoll Library Best suited ...read more

Toddler Songs & Storytime DROP-IN PROGRAM Together we will boost our early literacy skills with songs, stories, and movement. In each session, we will make a craft. Program takes place in the Tillsonburg Branch Program Room. Best suited for parents/caregivers with children ages 2-6 years. W...read more

Wednesdays 9:30 am - 11:00 amLocation: Princeton Public Library, 25 Main Street, PrincetonWho: Parents, grandparents, caregivers with children aged 0-6 yearsWhat to bring: Anything you may require to meet the needs of your child (diaper bag, etc.).Program Description: Come p...read more

Read With Me Does your child struggle to read? Our volunteer would love to listen to your child read and help them in their literacy journey. 

Ingersoll Library will be hosting the Community Volunteer Income Tax Program every Thursday Feb 29-May 2, 10am-1pm. Forms will be available at the Library and can be dropped off at the front desk or on the days the clinic is open.For more information and eligibility please go to https://cvitp.ca/ing...read more

Need a job? Want to work? Whether you're unemployed, just getting into the workforce or already have a job and are looking to transition into another role or industry, Community Employment Services is here to help. 

This is an adult social drop-in program for knitters, crochet artists, stitchers, and weavers! Bring your current fibre arts project (knitting, crochet, embroidery, felting, weaving, sewing, etc.) to work on while socializing. A selection of coffee, tea, drinks and snacks are provided by the library...read more

Need a job? Want to work? Whether you're unemployed, just getting into the workforce or already have a job and looking to transition into another role or industry, Community Employment Services is here to help. Our knowledgable team has the resources to assist you in taking the first step toward...read more