This is a fun and active storytime for children ages 0 - 2 with an adult. Miss Sherry will share age-appropriate stories, songs and rhymes.

This is a fun and active story time for children ages 2 - 3 with an adult. Ms. Sherry will share age appropriate stories, songs and rhymes, incorporating musical instruments and the parachute.

A storytime for the 3-5 year olds of the community! Join us for stories, songs, and activities!

Storytime for babies 0-2 years old

This is an exciting storytime for children ages 3 - 5.  Ms. Sherry will share age appropriate stories and reading readiness activities preparing for Kindergarten.

Join Miss Jess for this energetic story time for preschoolers! We'll have fun and encourage early literacy through stories, songs, movement, and more!

An adult book discussion group meeting on the second Thursday of the month. Copies of the upcoming selection available at New Oxford Library.

Join Miss Jess for this energetic story time for toddlers! We'll have fun and encourage early literacy through stories, songs, movement, and more!

This is an exciting storytime for children ages 3 - 5. Miss Sherry will share age-appropriate songs, stories and activities.

Join Miss Jess for this lively baby story time filled with engaging activities to encourage early literacy! We'll have fun sharing stories, songs, bounces, rhymes, and more!

These storytime sessions are geared from birth to age three. Books, rhymes, music, movement activities, finger plays, and more! Grandparents, caregivers, and siblings are welcome, too!

Drop-by for some LEGO freestyle fun on the third Saturday of the month.

Join us for an afternoon of uninterrupted knit and crochet! Interested in learning these arts? Our experienced knitters and crocheters are happy to help!

This is a knitting and crocheting group. Please bring whatever project you happen to be working on. If you are just beginning and would like to learn, please feel free to join us! We have lots of ladies willing to teach.

Sign up for one on one help using your smartphone, tablet or computer.

1 - 1:30pm 

1:30 - 2pm

2 - 2;30pm

2;30 - 3pm

Join the historical fiction discussion on the 2nd Wednesday of every month at 1pm. This month's title is Washington Black by Esi Edugyan. Copies of the book are available at the 1st Floor desk one month prior to the discussion date

Create your own Valentine's Day themed snacks. Registration appreciated. 

Teens in grades 9-12 will be discussing When Dimple Met Rishi by Sandhya Menon  Copies of the book provided. Light refreshments to be served.

REGISTRATION IS CLOSED FOR THE CURRENT "GIRLS WHO CODE" SERIES. "GIRLS WHO CODE" MAY BE OFFERED AGAIN IN THE FUTURE FOR NEW PARTICIPANTS.

On the second Thursday of the month at 5:30pm, steam into Imagination Station! Join us for an adventurous story, where it's up to you to use engaging STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) activities to help the characters solve a problem.

Learn to use the digital resources available to you at no cost - all you need is an active Adams County Library System card! Please bring your library card and smartphone/tablet (with full charge) for assistance installing the application on

Discussion Book - Leviathan by Scott Westerfeld

Bring a snack to share!

This activity is for tween and teen girls interested in learning more about the American Girl doll of the month through activities pertaining to the time period, character traits and hobbies of the doll.

Byron Wilt will share information about our eyes and teach exercises to strengthen and improve vision.

Join Miss Jess for this special evening story time! We'll have fun and encourage early literacy through stories, songs, movement, and more!

Come and celebrate your love of cookbooks and cooking!  Each meeting will have a different theme.  The theme of February’s meeting is:

Drop off your favorite stuffed animal for a sleepover!  Pick them up the next day and watch a slideshow of all the things they got up to while you were gone.

Civil War Lecture Series

Part 1 - The First Day at Gettysburg, July 1, 1863

Presented by David Booz

Open to the public.