Learn makeup skills to turn yourself UNDEAD! We'll go live at 4 p.m. October 20 on Instagram Live (@oplib).

Afterward, tag the Library in a selfie if your account is public. If not, send us an email of your picture at ccalhoun@oplib.org. You'll t...

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Our partners at the Alzheimer's Association will share important topics surrounding Alzheimer's and dementia.

On October 20 at 5:30 p.m. join their virtual program, Understanding Alzheimer's & Dementia, at this access link: https://action.alz.or...

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Join your favorite children's librarians for virtual story time every Thursday at 4 p.m. on the Library's Facebook page. We'll make crafts, sing songs and of course, read stories.

Click here to learn more about the children's department and reso...

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Pumpkin Bash: A Children’s Book Festival

Even though our traditional festival will not happen in its usual magnitude, the Library isn’t missing an opportunity to advance literacy! This year, Pumpkin Bash will be a fun scavenger hunt with the ...

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Test your knowledge and play against the librarians! We'll go live on our Facebook page at 4 p.m. October 27 for a spooktacular trivia time.

Join your favorite children's librarians for virtual story time every Thursday at 4 p.m. on the Library's Facebook page. We'll make crafts, sing songs and of course, read stories.

Click here to learn more about the children's department and reso...

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Cemetery Legends

Annie & Sidney Saunders: Monroe's Black Sheep Couple

Join Library Genealogist Lora Peppers for a discussion of Monroe's most notorious couple. Were they married? Did Sidney burn down Monroe not once, but twice? Did Annie build a...

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Join your favorite children's librarians for virtual story time every Thursday at 4 p.m. on the Library's Facebook page. We'll make crafts, sing songs and of course, read stories.

Click here to learn more about the children's department and reso...

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Join your favorite children's librarians for virtual story time every Thursday at 4 p.m. on the Library's Facebook page. We'll make crafts, sing songs and of course, read stories.

Click here to learn more about the children's department and reso...

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How has Thanksgiving changed since the first Federal Congress passed a resolution in 1789? Learn how the holiday has evolved over time, highlighting how it was celebrated in early 1900s Monroe. Join Library Head of Genealogy and Special Collection...

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