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Covid Services

When you visit the library

To keep patrons, staff, and community members safe, please:

  • consider wearing your mask inside the building.
  • limit your time inside the library, especially when it's busy;
  • use curbside services if you don't feel well.

How we're helping

We continue to offer:

Native Gardens: Local Stories

During the April 2021 Community Read, Wright Memorial Public Library has invited the community to read and discuss “Nature’s Best Hope: A New Approach to Conservation That Begins in Your Yard” by Douglas Tallamy.

As part of the Community Read, the library sought examples from Oakwood residents who are already embracing the central premise of Tallamy’s book: that homeowners everywhere can turn their yards into conservation corridors that provide wildlife habitats.

Here are some of those stories.

About Virtual Books & Blocks

A child and mother mimic a librarian's arm motions during a storytime game

About Books & Blocks

This active, non-traditional storytime is just right for little ones with the wiggles!

Miss Karen leads children in an energetic playtime including books, fingerplays, rhymes, songs, and activities to try at home.

Geared toward ages 18-36 months, however all children ages 0-5 are welcome.

 

 

About Virtual Baby Storytime

Mother Goose is on the loose at the library! At this storytime, Miss Karen romps through stories, finger plays, and rhymes to get your baby giggling and learning.

This program is geared towards ages 0-18 months; siblings welcome.

Our Covid-19 event protocols change seasonally. Weekly programs may be held held in-person outdoors (dependent on construction/construction noise) or virtually. Please check see the event listings below or check the Event Calendar for specific dates and current details.

Creative Programs for Adults

Virtual events that stimulate your creativity, designed for ages 18 and up

Enjoy our creativity-fostering programs for adults, where we provide you with most of the supplies needed! Some projects are do-on-your-own, while others include an interactive Zoom event with timed challenges and sometimes themed prizes.