Some in-branch programs require registration with your library card. Please log in with your library account or follow this link to apply for a card online. You can also apply for a card in person at any of our 33 locations.
Play card games, board games, Lego, and video games on the big screen! For kids aged 6-12.
2024 : Sept 27 and Nov 29.
2025 : January 24, February 14, June 6
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Viens jouer aux cartes, à des jeux de société, ou à des jeux vidéo sur le grand écran! Pour les 6-12 ans.
2024 : Le 27 septembre et le 29 novembre.
2025 : les 24 janvier, 14 février, et 6 juin
Join us for an afternoon of diamond painting, where you can create an animal/monster sticker or try to design your own! Ages 6-12. 60 min. Registration required.
Make your own craft! || Fabriquez votre propre bricolage!
Join us for a story followed by an opportunity to create a work of art together! A child and their guardian will receive canvases and paint them so that come together to make an image.
Note: The program is limited to 1 child per 1 guardian. One registration reserves a spot for a guardian and a child.
Registration required. For children age 8 and their guardian.
Bring old photos to life by digitizing old prints. Then touch them up by straightening, sharpening, and removing scratches & spots using the free photo editing software Photoscape X (available for Windows and MacOS). Presented by Lynda Buske from the Ottawa PC Users' Group and the Orleans Photo Club.
Registration required
How to start your tomatoes from seed, grow them on, deal with pests and diseases and Enjoy!
Come join us to practice the art of paper quilling! This month we will be making Handmade Cards.
Maintaining healthy eating habits throughout the lifespan is important. Participants will learn about changing dietary needs and eating habits as we age, reflect on their own eating habits, needs and challenges, discuss healthy eating, and explore opportunities to expand their options.
For older adults.
Registration limited. Please pre-register online.
Learn the basics of using a sewing machine and create your very first project: book bag.
Our intro to sewing program will take you through the steps of setting up, threading and using a sewing machine.
All materials will be provided. Must be able to commit to all three sessions.
Join us as we discuss "Lessons in Chemistry" by Bonnie Garmus. All are welcome, drop in. Copies of the book are available at the Osgoode Branch Service Hub.