Upcoming Events

In honor of Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month, join Officer Brooke Hartwig from OPD for an intro to self-defense class.

Does your child need extra help with math or reading/ELA? Please call (513) 523-7531 ext.

Does your child need extra help with math or reading/ELA? Please call (513) 523-7531 ext.

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

We will read two titles: Lexington by Kim Wickens and Horse by Geraldine Brooks. Both are a tale of an extraordinary horse whose legacy has lasted for generations.

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

Does your child need extra help with math or reading/ELA? Please call (513) 523-7531 ext.

Does your child need extra help with math or reading/ELA? Please call (513) 523-7531 ext.

Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum (Miami University). Enjoy a story time and related art activity at Oxford’s very own art museum!

Bring your friends or drop in to make new ones while creating art with supplies from our Artist’s Makerspace.

Ages 12 - 18. Join friends for the tabletop role playing game that started it all - Dungeons and Dragons. Players can bring their own character (official rules only, please) or choose a premade character available on site.

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 us for an enjoyable discussion on our monthly title.

   May 15 – The Paris Express by Emma Donoghue

Ages 3 - 6. Join staff from the Cincinnati Museum Center as we take an imaginary tour of the rainforest to learn about the diverse animals and plants that live there. 

Ages 8 - 11. Join programmer and math enthusiast Sheena McCoy as we explore the wonders of mathematics through hands-on activities, problem-solving challenges and collaborative learning. 

Ages 8 - 11. D&D uses imagination, strategy and communication. Players practice social skills and collaborative storytelling. Each session is a self-contained adventure adapted for young players.

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.

Gaslight Brewhouse. Join us for a night out with lively discussion of our latest read. Purchase of food and drink optional.

  May 20 – Water Finds a Way by Meghan Perry

Venue varies. Registrants will be notified in advance of each meeting. Ready to hurdle into the Bookwormhole for sci-fi/fantasy adventures & far-out discussion? We will assemble at various restaurants.

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