Featured Programs
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June 21: Queer Adult Hangout
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June 23: Queer Peers
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June 23: An Evening in the Stacks
Summer Reading
Save the date! Join the TD Summer Reading Club, Canada’s largest summer reading program for kids and teens of all interests and abilities. Registration opens June 13.
This year’s theme, "Dive In!", invites you to experience a summer of splash filled storytelling where imagination runs as deep as the sea. Enjoy weekly stickers, fun prizes, and exciting grand prizes as you chart your own reading adventure
Summer Reading Club | June 13 - August 22 | Children and Teens
Summer Reading Club Kick-off Parties | Multiple Dates | Children and Teens
Exam Cram
Are you preparing for exams? Visit any OPL branch from June 8 - 24 to enjoy quiet study spaces, comfortable chairs, air conditioning, puzzle sheets, snacks (while supplies last) and more to help you study!
OPL in the Community
Visit OPL on Sunday, June 7 at the Mayor's Historical Picnic at Lakeside Park. For more information, visit their website.
Seasonal Highlights
Ready, Set, Borrow! From beginner-friendly gear to outdoor fun, explore the sporting kits available through the library collection:
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Life Jackets
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Cricket
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Lacrosse
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Pickleball and more!
Explore nature using a nature kit. Place a hold here.
Learn a new skill this summer – try LinkedIn Learning or Creativebug for free with your library card.
National Indigenous History Month
Oakville Public Library is situated on Treaty #14 and Treaty #22 lands and territory of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation and the traditional territory of the Huron-Wendat and the Haudenosaunee. Oakville is currently home to many different First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples.
June is National Indigenous History Month in Canada, a time to recognize the rich history, heritage, resilience and diversity of First Nations, Inuit and Métis. We encourage the community to learn and explore the voices and stories of Indigenous Peoples in Canada with our resources. OPL has a wide variety of resources and booklists to help you learn more about Indigenous history, experiences and talented artists and writers.
Upcoming Programs
Moccasin Identifier Project | Friday, June 12 | 10am | Woodside Branch | All Ages
Explore culture and creativity by designing your own moccasin-inspired stencil art.
Reading is a meaningful way to reflect and learn during National Indigenous History Month: Celebrating Indigenous Voices
Explore more: OPL learning and resources
Pride Month
June signifies the start of Pride celebrations. OPL actively centres and celebrates 2SLGBTQ+ voices and experiences through programming, collection displays, reading recommendations, and sharing community support services resources. Our programs and events will also align with the start of Pride celebrations in June.
Upcoming programs:
Queer Adult Hangout | Sunday, June 21 | 2pm | Iroquois Ridge Branch | Adults
Queer Peers | Tuesday, June 23 | 6:30pm | Iroquois Ridge Branch | Teens
Seniors Month
June is Seniors Month in Ontario, a time to recognize the contributions and vibrancy of older adults in our community. Oakville Public Library supports older adults in staying active, informed, and connected to their community. Whether you're looking for technology help, recreational programs, social opportunities, or information about local support services, OPL is here for you.
Upcoming programs:
Tech Time - iPad Essentials for Seniors | Mondays, June 8, 15, 22, 29 | 11am | Central Branch
Writing Your Family History for Future Generations | Friday, June 12 | 10am | Central Branch
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