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WOW: Words the Orangeville Way

Words the Orangeville Way connects readers and authors for an afternoon of literary discovery

The 2022 Words the Orangeville Way literary lineup infuses local and history with a panel discussion moderated by Orangeville’s own freelance writer, Bernadette Hardaker. Join the Orangeville Public Library in partnership with BookLore as we present an afternoon of mystery, secrets and fashion on Sunday, November 27 at 2 p.m. in the Orangeville Town Hall Atrium. 

The panel includes authors Eva Jurczyk,...

Apply for an Online Library Card

If you have never had an Orangeville Library card, please apply for an Online Library Card.   If you already have an Orangeville Library Card but need assistance retrieving your number or PIN, please contact [email protected]   Your online library card will give you immediate access to online services including eBooks, eAudiobooks, newspapers, magazines and online course with LinkedIn Learning.    Who can apply for a library card?   Residents of Orangeville, East...

Poppy Project

Orangeville Poppy Project

What began as a grassroots project in early 2022 has grown beyond expectation as the Orangeville Public Library’s Poppy Project enters the final steps towards completion.

On Tuesday night, members of the community came together to attach the handmade poppies to the four panels that will adorn the clock tower in downtown Orangeville. The incredible volunteers who came out to help attached just over 3,000 handmade crochet and knit poppies to panels! These panels will...

Closure Notice

Mill Street is currently closed for renovations. Visit the Alder Street Library and the new satellite train station location. Library hours

Mill Street Location to Close Temporarily for Renovations

Orangeville Public Library’s Mill Street Location to Close Temporarily for Renovations

The Mill Street Branch of the Orangeville Public Library will close to the public beginning on October 9 for renovations to the building.

As part of the library’s commitment to providing accessible customer service, a new elevator is being built in the downtown branch. The current 1980s vintage hydraulic lift will undergo a full reconstruction to create an elevator that is AODA (Accessibility for Ontarians with...