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Enjoy stories, rhymes, and other literacy-building adventures with your children. Siblings welcome. We meet in the library's Lower Level.
Practice reading with a trained therapy dog! Our furry assistants are great listeners and help to improve children’s confidence and skills. Reserve your 15-minute appointment today! To register visit calendly.com/oshkoshpubliclibrary, call (920) 236-5208, or visit the Youth Services Department.
Looking for something fun and low-key for your teen to do after school? Teen Tuesday is a weekly space to hang out, get creative and connect with others in a relaxed environment. What to expect: - Crafts! - Videogames! - Switch Lite - PS5 - Snacks! - Drop in anytime during the session. Stay for a few minutes or the entire time. No registration or library card required.
As a parent or caregiver, you want to give your child the best start in life. That’s why we’ve created a program that combines the joy of songs, stories, movement, and finger plays with the essential skills needed to learn how to read. All three weekly sessions feature the same content. Siblings welcome.
As a parent or caregiver, you want to give your child the best start in life. That’s why we’ve created a program that combines the joy of songs, stories, movement, and finger plays with the essential skills needed to learn how to read. All three weekly sessions feature the same content. Siblings welcome.
Practice reading with a trained therapy dog! Our furry assistants are great listeners and help to improve children’s confidence and skills. Reserve your 15-minute appointment today! To register visit calendly.com/oshkoshpubliclibrary, call (920) 236-5208, or visit the Youth Services Department.
Enjoy stories, rhymes, and other literacy-building adventures with your children. Siblings welcome. We meet in the library's Lower Level.
Practice reading with a trained therapy dog! Our furry assistants are great listeners and help to improve children’s confidence and skills. Reserve your 15-minute appointment today! To register visit calendly.com/oshkoshpubliclibrary, call (920) 236-5208, or visit the Youth Services Department.
Looking for something fun and low-key for your teen to do after school? Teen Tuesday is a weekly space to hang out, get creative and connect with others in a relaxed environment. What to expect: - Crafts! - Videogames! - Switch Lite - PS5 - Snacks! - Drop in anytime during the session. Stay for a few minutes or the entire time. No registration or library card required.
As a parent or caregiver, you want to give your child the best start in life. That’s why we’ve created a program that combines the joy of songs, stories, movement, and finger plays with the essential skills needed to learn how to read. All three weekly sessions feature the same content. Siblings welcome.
Make your voice heard! Join the Teen Advisory Board and help shape teen programs and events at the library. You can make a difference while gaining leadership experience and having a great time! Meetings are held the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of each month. Attendance at every meeting is encouraged, but not required. Grades 6-12.
As a parent or caregiver, you want to give your child the best start in life. That’s why we’ve created a program that combines the joy of songs, stories, movement, and finger plays with the essential skills needed to learn how to read. All three weekly sessions feature the same content. Siblings welcome.
At Paine Art Center & Gardens. Check the venue for prices and tickets.
Grades 3 - 5 | Youth Services Department Register Below. Call 920.236.5208 or visit the Youth Services Department with questions or assistance to register. Hang out, make cool stuff, and unwind! “Create & Chill” is your space to craft, chat, and experiment with fun DIY projects designed just for Preteens. We’ll provide the supplies—you bring the vibes. - Decorate a pencil case! (September) - Perler bead friendship bracelets! (October) - Leaf silhouette spray painting! (November)
At Paine Art Center & Gardens. Check the venue for prices and tickets.
At Paine Art Center & Gardens. Check the venue for prices and tickets.
At Paine Art Center & Gardens. Check the venue for prices and tickets.
At Paine Art Center & Gardens. Check the venue for prices and tickets.
Looking for something fun and low-key for your teen to do after school? Teen Tuesday is a weekly space to hang out, get creative and connect with others in a relaxed environment. What to expect: - Crafts! - Videogames! - Switch Lite - PS5 - Snacks! - Drop in anytime during the session. Stay for a few minutes or the entire time. No registration or library card required.
At Paine Art Center & Gardens. Check the venue for prices and tickets.
Enjoy stories, rhymes, and other literacy-building adventures with your children. Siblings welcome. We meet in the library's Lower Level.
As a parent or caregiver, you want to give your child the best start in life. That’s why we’ve created a program that combines the joy of songs, stories, movement, and finger plays with the essential skills needed to learn how to read. All three weekly sessions feature the same content. Siblings welcome.
Make your voice heard! Join the Teen Advisory Board and help shape teen programs and events at the library. You can make a difference while gaining leadership experience and having a great time! Meetings are typically held the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of each month. However, there will only be a meeting the 1st Wednesday in the month of December. Attendance at every meeting is encouraged, but not required. Grades 6-12.
As a parent or caregiver, you want to give your child the best start in life. That’s why we’ve created a program that combines the joy of songs, stories, movement, and finger plays with the essential skills needed to learn how to read. All three weekly sessions feature the same content. Siblings welcome.
Explore the worlds of anime and manga! Whether you're a new fan or a long-time enthusiast, this club is the place to watch, discuss and enjoy Japanese pop culture with friends!
Enjoy stories, rhymes, and other literacy-building adventures with your children. Siblings welcome. We meet in the library's Lower Level.
You’re invited to a Community Focus Group to share your thoughts about the future of the library building. We want to know what works for you, what you’d like to see changed and how we can best meet the needs of the future. Space is limited, so please reserve your seat today. Tuesday, October 27: Space Needs Analysis Tuesday, December 8: Define Options - Town Hall – Starting at 6 p.m. for people who would prefer an evening session. For the daytime sessions, please choose a group that best represents your current interests. Click one of the links below to be taken to the registration page. - Families with young children - Children are welcome to attend with you. - Seniors (Ages 60 and older) - Small business owners - Library program participants/library users - Community organization representatives - Teens Additional information is on the Building Development Initiative page.
You’re invited to a Community Focus Group to share your thoughts about the future of the library building. We want to know what works for you, what you’d like to see changed and how we can best meet the needs of the future. Space is limited, so please reserve your seat today. Tuesday, October 27: Space Needs Analysis Tuesday, December 8: Define Options - Town Hall – Starting at 6 p.m. for people who would prefer an evening session. For the daytime sessions, please choose a group that best represents your current interests. Click one of the links below to be taken to the registration page. - Families with young children - Children are welcome to attend with you. - Seniors (Ages 60 and older) - Small business owners - Library program participants/library users - Community organization representatives - Teens Additional information is on the Building Development Initiative page.
As a parent or caregiver, you want to give your child the best start in life. That’s why we’ve created a program that combines the joy of songs, stories, movement, and finger plays with the essential skills needed to learn how to read. All three weekly sessions feature the same content. Siblings welcome.
As a parent or caregiver, you want to give your child the best start in life. That’s why we’ve created a program that combines the joy of songs, stories, movement, and finger plays with the essential skills needed to learn how to read. All three weekly sessions feature the same content. Siblings welcome.
Enjoy stories, rhymes, and other literacy-building adventures with your children. Siblings welcome. We meet in the library's Lower Level.
As a parent or caregiver, you want to give your child the best start in life. That’s why we’ve created a program that combines the joy of songs, stories, movement, and finger plays with the essential skills needed to learn how to read. All three weekly sessions feature the same content. Siblings welcome.
As a parent or caregiver, you want to give your child the best start in life. That’s why we’ve created a program that combines the joy of songs, stories, movement, and finger plays with the essential skills needed to learn how to read. All three weekly sessions feature the same content. Siblings welcome.
Explore the worlds of anime and manga! Whether you're a new fan or a long-time enthusiast, this club is the place to watch, discuss and enjoy Japanese pop culture with friends!
Grades 3 - 5 | Youth Services Department Register Below. Call 920.236.5208 or visit the Youth Services Department with questions or assistance to register. Hang out, make cool stuff, and unwind! “Create & Chill” is your space to craft, chat, and experiment with fun DIY projects designed just for PreTeens. We’ll provide the supplies—you bring the vibes. - TBD (December)
Oshkosh is the home of OshKosh B'gosh overalls and of the EAA AirVenture fly-in each July, when its airport briefly becomes the busiest in the world. The EAA Aviation Museum, Menominee Park's zoo and Lake Winnebago's beaches are the family fixtures. Oshkosh Public Library's 1895 building is downtown.
Holiday events for kids in Oshkosh, 2026: tree lightings, light displays, Santa visits and gingerbread workshops, day by day.
8 children’s events are on in Oshkosh in the next seven days, read every night from the calendars of Oshkosh Public Library (1 branches, 39 upcoming programmes), plus Paine Art Center & Gardens. Library programmes are free. Museum and zoo events say “admission may apply”; check the venue for prices.
32 places to collect. Tap “I'm here” when you're at one and the stamp goes in your book; collect 5 and print the certificate.
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Yes and no. Every event, time, address and link is open to anyone. An account only lets you save outings you plan to go to.
Each library and venue calendar is re-read every night, so a cancelled storytime disappears within a day. Times are shown in Oshkosh’s own time zone.
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