Your Orangeville Public Library card gives you access to more than books.
Due to high demand, late fees apply for our Passes and Things collection. Loan Periods and Fees
Theatre Orangeville Passes
Bring the "faux" ticket that's on display on the main floor at the Mill Library to our staff and receive the code from Theatre Orangeville that will allow you to get free seats at a Theatre Orangeville performance. Seats are subject to availability and households are limited to one set of free tickets per Theatre Season. The tickets are for the current play only and cannot be used on future performances.
Ontario Parks Day-Use Permit and Vehicle Pass
In partnership with Ontario Parks, the library is lending Day-Use Permits for over 100 provincial parks where fees are normally charged. These permits will provide complimentary day-use access for one vehicle and its occupants. Popular nearby parks include Forks of the Credit, Earl Rowe, Mono Cliffs, Wasaga Beach, Bronte Creek, and Sibbald Point but also included are longer day-trip locations like Algonquin Park, Turkey Point, Sauble Falls and The Pinery. Permits can be placed on hold and are loaned out for a week at a time.
Advance Booking for Guaranteed Access to Certain Parks
Due to the heavy use of 17 parks, Ontario Parks is introducing advanced booking to guarantee your access to the park, Your spot can be reserved up to 5 days ahead of your visit.
- Borrow the Ontario Parks pass from the library.
- Continue to step 3 if the park you want to visit is in this list: Algonquin, Arrowhead, Batchawana Bay, Craigleith, Darlington, Forks of the Credit, Kakabeka Falls, Kettle Lakes, Lake Superior, Long Point, Mono Cliffs, North Beach, Presqu’ile, Pinery, Sandbanks, Sibbald Point, Turkey Point. If you are visiting any other park, advanced booking is not available at this time.
- Use the serial number on the pass to guarantee your spot at the park and avoid disappointment:Make a Reservation Online or you can call 1-888-ONT-PARK (1-888-668-7275) – Open daily from 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Eastern Time.
Once you make your reservation be sure to bring the pass from the library and your printed or electronic copy of the confirmation email you receive to the park with you. For more information, visit the Ontario Parks blog.
Conservation family pass
We offer a Family General Admission Pass to Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) and Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) parks, including Black Creek Pioneer Village and Kortright Centre. The pass covers admission for up to six individuals in one vehicle and includes parking in most cases. The loan period is seven days with no renewals.
Please note: The Cheltenham Badlands is no longer part of this program.
Museum of Dufferin family pass
Pick up a Family General Admission Pass for the Museum of Dufferin (MoD) at the Orangeville Public Library. The pass covers admission for two adults and up to four children. The loan period is seven days with no renewals. This pass is not valid for ticketed events or paid programs.
Jigsaw Puzzles
Spend an hour or two relaxing with a jigsaw puzzle that you can borrow - our large selection means you will always be able to find a new challenge. Pair it with an audiobook and you have a delightful afternoon or evening's entertainment! Our puzzles range from 300 to 1000 pieces and feature a variety of images intended for family fun, especially the adults! You can borrow two at a time for 4 weeks and you can renew if you aren't quite done when it's time to bring them back.
There are a selection of puzzles at both the Mill St. and Alder St. locations.
Glitterbug Hand Washing Kit
Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Public Health has supplied the Glitterbug Hand Washing Kit to borrow from the library. Perfect for teachers and group leaders, available for everyone in the community, this kit can be used to promote hand hygiene and teach proper hand washing. Rub GlitterBug or GloGerm gel or powder in hands, wash hands with soap and water, then place them underneath the UV light to see how many germs remain.
Power Meter
Borrow a Power meter to measure the electricity consumption of your household appliances. Plug the meter into a wall socket and then plug in your appliances to assess their efficiency. This is a joint initiative between Sustainable Orangeville and the Orangeville Public Library.
Light Therapy Lamp
Come visit us to use our light therapy lamp (Alder St.). The lamp is designed to mimic spring and summer light levels as a way to treat the "winter blues" or seasonal affective disorder (SAD). The lamp can be used for up to 30 minutes a day - instructions available upon request. You can drop by to use it or you can reserve a time slot.
Digital Radon Detector (Available Oct. 1 to Apr. 30)
Curious about what level of radon testing you should invest in for your home? Now you can borrow the Corentium Home digital radon detector from the library to give you an idea whether you should be testing with a conventional test or contacting a professional. Our units are available for a loan period of 6 weeks (October to April) and are intended to help you understand the level of radon in your home as a precursor to a long-term test.
Find Digital Radon Detectors in the Library
Learn How to Use the Radon Detector
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