Oshkosh Public Library is open to the public.
Browse for materials and pick up holds.

Mon. - Thurs.  8 a.m. - 8 p.m.
Friday            8 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Saturday        9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Sunday         1 - 5 p.m.

Closed Sun., April 4 in observance of Easter.
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Reserve a private Study Room for up to two hours per day.
Have you heard the term Readers’ Advisory? Our newest librarian Nancy describes it as the library’s “matchmaking service,” connecting people with the materials that interest them. She joined OPL’s Second Floor staff earlier this year and is here to help you find your next great book.
This month we’re highlighting books that will make you believe in love.
Community Engagement Librarian Sandy brings the library’s services to you. If you’d like a library card, need to renew your card, have questions about the library, or would like to make suggestions on how the library can serve you better, Sandy can help. She’s at the following locations in April:

Every Monday with appointments at 9:15 a.m., 11 a.m. and 12:45 p.m. To register call the Center at 920-232-5310 or register online via Schedules Plus.

Learn to Grocery Shop Online     
April 16    
Sandy will be available from 1 – 2 p.m.

April 7 & 21
10 a.m. - Noon

1130 N. Westfield Street
Last Monday of each month.
2 - 4 p.m.
Upcoming
 May 8    Empire Strikes Back (prior to the film’s showing at 7 p.m.)
 
Sandy also shares the library’s offerings via Zoom or onsite at your company or organization. She hosts several different short programs (including time for questions) to help your employees take advantage of the library’s free offerings. Call (920) 236-5206 for more information. 
What will you read, watch or do this month?
All programs remain virtual
Request a Wonderlab S.T.E.A.M. Take Home Kit for kids, and upcycle old book pages into an Easter egg ornament using the supplies in the Adult DIY Kit.

Librarian Learns returns with a riveting tale of the sophisticated and (sometimes) seedy history of The Picasso Plaza Motor Inn (aka The Hotel Raulf, aka The Raulf Place, aka Wage Peace, aka The Beaver Lounge and Art Studio.) Anytime Online Book Club explores romance. Get some reviews and recommendations for your TBR pile.

View our Calendar of Events for a complete list of things to do this month.
Read digital magazines anytime and anywhere
Use the Libby app to page through hundreds of digital magazines. With Libby, you can read on a mobile device, tablet, or computer.
Oshkosh and the surrounding communities are working with AARP on developing a comprehensive plan to make us more age friendly and livable. The first step is to gather information from you. All responses are confidential.
One-time Oshkosh resident Carl Laemmle was a Jewish-German immigrant who founded Universal Studios in 1912. To honor his vast accomplishments, the Time Community Theater is presenting a Monster Movie Series this spring and summer. The schedule includes:

April 17 - The Mummy
May 15 - Frankenstein
June 19 - Dracula
July 17 - The Creature from Black Lagoon
August 21 – Wolfman
For more information about Carl Laemmle, the following resources are available at the library:

From the Best of NPR: Many teenagers are struggling with the loss of routines and milestones during the pandemic.

Here are a few pointers on how caring adults can help. 
Local resource: NAMI Oshkosh