Join us for 30 minutes of exercise and discussion of your latest and greatest reads!  Wear comfy shoes and meet us at the library porch every Friday morning, June 17 through August 26.

We’ll meet at the High Street entrance of the Gettysburg Library.  As we walk, we’ll talk about the books that we’re currently reading and our favorite authors.  The walk will generally last  45 minutes to an hour and a half.

Let’s splash “To the Pond” with local author, Anna Heckert, as she reads her book. This story features a trio of lovely ducks who live on a farm as they journey to a pond.

Each month this group reads a different genre and the discussions focus on literary critique, gaining new perspectives, and being able to chat with other readers!

Fans of Louise Penny's Three Pines/Inspector Gamache series rejoice - there is now a monthly virtual discussion group for you! Each month, the group will discuss one book by Penny in series order.

If you knit or crochet, join us with a project you are currently working on.

We enjoy sitting and crafting together.  Most of the items we create are given away to charity organizations.

This is a drop-in knitting time for knitters of all levels. Don’t know how to knit? Stop by and learn. Conversation and creativity abound.

Read a resume like a hiring manager. In this workshop, you’ll learn how to help your resume stand out and communicate your strengths.  Bring your device with you to work along with the presentation.  Registration Required.

We'll have a short storytime and lots of fun early literacy activities for children who are entering kindergarten at Biglerville Elementary School in the fall of 2022!

Janeites unite in this new book discussion featuring fictional adaptations and nonfiction studies of Jane Austen and her works. Registration required; upon registration, indicate which library is the best location to pick up a copy of the book.

Looking for some parenting help?  Learn how to increase connection, self-regulation, and positive behavior management in your home, resulting in a happier and healthier home environment.  This 8-session series uses the Conscious Discipli

If you love cozy mysteries or light-hearted mysteries featuring amateur sleuths, this virtual discussion may be for you! Cozy Reads meets the 2^nd Wednesday of each month at 6:30pm via Zoom. Registration is required.

Join us for this virtual book club where we'll be reading and discussing books around the themes of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI).

Join Julie Falk to learn the basics of mindfulness to improve health and happiness

Meet some Seeing Eye puppies and hear how 4-H puppy raisers care for them. Puppy raisers are foster families from all walks of life, who nurture and care for puppies from The Seeing Eye until they are about 13 to 16 months old.

All are welcome to the showing of a selection of family-friendly movies at the New Oxford Library! One movie per night.

If you are interested in knowing the title of the movie, please call the library at 717-624-2182.