Upcoming Events

Like a good classic who dunnit? The Mystery Etc book club will meet monthly to discuss puzzles and clues to figure out the most bone chilling mysteries. Snacks will also be included!

Contact 530.552.5652, option 2, for information about the book club.

The library invites families to learn through play and meet new people in an educational setting. Educators, health and human service agency guests will answer questions and curiosity about your child’s early learning and development.

It's never too early to encourage a love of reading and learning! Bring your baby into the library for a fun program full of songs, games, and stories tailored for children up to two years of age!

In an informal setting, writers share their stories, poems, reflections with the group. Discussion about the variety of writing techniques and genres, and introduction to the Library's eResources happens periodically.

Plant a seed of creativity and let it blossom with fun crafts and fresh projects every week! Our Summer Reading Program is rooted in hands-on fun—come on into the library and start growing!

The library invites families to learn through play and meet new people in an educational setting. Educators, health and human service agency guests will answer questions and curiosity about your child’s early learning and development.

Practice speaking English in this friendly group setting. All levels are welcome to attend any or all sessions!

Practice speaking English in this friendly online setting. All levels are welcome to attend any or all sessions!

Babies ages 0-18 months will love this fun program! 

Practice speaking English in this friendly group setting. All levels are welcome to attend any or all sessions! You don’t need to be a student of Oroville Adult Education to attend.

Work on your crafts, and see what others are working on, too! It's a fun social time at the library

Practice speaking English in this friendly group setting. All levels are welcome to attend any or all sessions!

The library invites families to learn through play and meet new people in an educational setting. Educators, health and human service agency guests will answer questions and curiosity about your child’s early learning and development.

Attendees will be provided with a science fiction or fantasy title through the Book-Club-in-a-Box program and meet once monthly to discuss that title.