Upcoming Events

3733 Hamilton-Cleves Road

Held in the Oxford Lane Library lobby. Shop great bargains during the Friends' monthly lobby sale.

Ages 14 - up. It’s National Poetry Month! If poetry is your cup of tea, sign up for a poetry writing class/tea party with a published poet, artist and teacher with an MFA in poetry from MU, Hallie Fogarty.

Pick a book and enjoy a hot drink and cafe music at the library. No need for opinions or a preplanned book! Relish setting aside time to read for an hour or two in the historic Octagon room. This is a drop-in program. 

Learn how to avoid scams and protect yourself from fraud from a Money Management Coach at SELF.

Join this homebrewed campaign! Attendees may either choose a pre-made character available on site or bring their own level 6 character built with official rules only. You can choose to attend all three or just a single adventure.

3201 Princeton Road

Explore wellness for your body and mind with chair yoga led by Katie Wagner. The first session is perfect for beginners or those who are more experienced. Participants may bring mats if they wish.

Explore wellness for your body and mind with chair yoga led by Katie Wagner. The first session is perfect for beginners or those who are more experienced. Participants may bring mats if they wish.

Join us as Smithsonian Horticulturalist Matthew Fleming, guides us through the secret world of trees as is revealed in the beautiful and absorbing guide to the giants of the plant world—The Tree Book: The Stories, Science, and History of Trees

A place for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities to read, learn and make friends. Anyone can participate, whatever their reading or ability level.

Join one of these great groups meeting across the library’s service area to discuss popular reads. 

  McAlister’s Deli, 3169 Princeton Rd, Hamilton

  April 9 – The Women by Kristin Hannah

Start your day with a good book discussion! Selections will include a mix of bestselling titles and genres.

  April 10 – Tom Lake by Ann Patchett







 

A place for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities to read, learn and make friends. Anyone can participate, whatever their reading or ability level.

Learn the basics of genealogy research and organization with this introduction to using primary sources to fill in family history charts. A plastic binder and blank family forms will be provided. 

Ages 12 - up. Stop by the Tech Center to explore fiber arts like knitting, crochet, felting and more! Join us in a relaxing and creative space to craft at your own pace. Patrons are encouraged to bring their own project to work on.

3733 Hamilton-Cleves Road

5140 River Rd, Fairfield. Tour the Hamilton South Water Plant where our drinking water is treated. There will be some steps and walking on the tour. Please dress comfortably for being outside.

Join one of these great groups meeting across the library’s service area to discuss popular reads. 

  Oxford Lane Library

  April 12 – Playground by Richard Powers 

Ages 12 - up. Professional photographer Logan Turner teaches you all about photography in this series of one-shot photography lessons!

   April 12 – Lightroom for Beginners 

Meet a variety of local tri-state authors and talk about their work at this drop-in event. Book sales and signings available.

Help your yard and garden thrive with strategies and tips from a Master Gardener. Presented by The Ohio State University’s Butler County Extension Office.

   April 12 – Moles & Voles