Upcoming Events

Ages 14 - up

  Explore the makerspace on the 2nd floor where you will find various tools and art supplies for self-guided crafting. 

It’s a bedazzle party! Get your bling on and decorate a pumpkin with us! You can bring your own rhinestones if you’d like, but all materials will be provided.

A continuation of our adventures in Saltmarsh. New players are always welcome!

Local artists share techniques and walk you through creating your own personal works of art. Patrons can register for each program as they become available. Ask staff for individual program details.

All ages

  Drop in for a friendly game whether you're as powerful as a queen or new to the game as a rook-ie.

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Where does chocolate come from? Why does chocolate make you feel good? Chocolate aficionado, Rob Rollins, will answer these questions and more while he shares his knowledge of the history of chocolate and the manufacturing process.

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Join us each month to discuss a new topic in the humanities and find out how one thing can lead to another! Prepare by watching videos posted about the monthly topic on the library’s online calendar.   

Learn to make one of the building blocks of cooking, the omelet, and different herb combinations to use and bring your dish to life!

Shop an eclectic array of used books, DVDs and Blu-ray discs at “Oxford’s favorite pop-up bookstore” in support of the library. Enjoy the guitar music of Dave Sams, teacher at Oxford Music Academy, during the September sale.

Support your library while you peruse hundreds of gently used items available during this Friends of the Lane Libraries mini sale.

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Could a red tube of wax be more than just a fashion statement? When did Estee Lauder become a household name?

Join expert bread maker David Siebenhar to learn how to balance the two essential ingredients for dough in order to confidently scale recipes and ensure baking success at home. 
 

Join us each month in the South Reading Room for an enjoyable discussion of books.  

  Nov 5 – Becoming Madam Secretary by Stephanie Dray


 

Adults

  Use a sublimation printer & heat press to craft a one-of-a-kind mug to cozy up with this season. Basic computer skills required.
 

This book club features a wide range of queer books with prominent LGBTQIA+ and BIPOC representation. Readers will have a chance to connect with community partners in a safe space, learn from others and share experiences.

Listen to a true crime podcast and then come to join the discussion! This quarter we are covering the case of Kristen Smart's murder in 1996 and the subsequent trial of Paul Flores in 2022. 

Explore wellness for your body and mind with chair yoga led by Laura LeJeune. This class is perfect for beginners or those who are more experienced. Participants may bring mats if they wish.
 

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You are welcome to join us in conversation with Navajo Ranger, Stanley Milford, Jr. as he chats about the chilling and clear-eyed memoir of his investigations into bizarre cases of the paranormal and the unexplained in Navajoland.

Join us to discuss popular reads. 

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  Nov 9 – A Woman of No Importance by Sonia Purnell