Join the digital book club from October 1 - 31. Together We Read is a Digital Book Club for participating libraries in Ontario. During this program, there will be no waitlists and no holds for the selected title. Download Libby to borrow the free ebook or audiobook from your library using your phone or tablet. This year's title is All Our Relations: Finding the Path Forward by Tanya Talaga.
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Saturday October 19 from 1 - 4pm
Kinsmen Participark Trail
Join library staff and Oxford EarlyON staff for an outdoor Halloween Story Stroll on Kinsmen Participark Trail. We will be reading "The Ghosts Went Floating" by Kim Norman. Children can enjoy the story stroll, seasonal activities, and trick-or-treat with us! Costumes are encouraged!
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Oxford County Library and Woodstock Public Library are excited to hold the 2024 Oxford Reads Gala featuring author and this year’s Oxford Reads pick, Emily Austin. Hosted by Sarah Acchione, the evening will be an intimate conversation with Emily Austin as she discusses her book Everyone in this Room Will Someday Be Dead.
A Potter's Field is the burial place of the forgotten, marginalized and stigmatized members of Ingersoll’s community who didn’t have the means to pay for a burial. This summer, a team of historians, archaeologists and students at Western are working to uncover the history of Potter's Field and tell the stories of the more than 350 community members who are buried there. This project was inspired by the digitization of the cemetery’s massive burial log, undertaken by our local history technician Vicki Brenner.
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With a vision to “connect, discover, share, become,” Oxford County Library provides Oxford’s communities with excellent, responsive services in a welcoming and inclusive environment. Services encompass free lending of books, DVDs and other materials; access to online catalogues, databases and lifelong learning tools; community information; local history and genealogy support; children’s, teen, and adult programming; literacy services; job search resources and information about government services; computer access; the Kitchen Library and more. The Library’s 14 branches are located in Brownsville, Burgessville, Embro, Harrington, Ingersoll, Innerkip, Mount Elgin, Norwich, Otterville, Plattsville, Princeton, Tavistock, Thamesford and Tillsonburg.
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