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September 10 | Discuss An American Marriage by Tayari Jones, a masterwork of storytelling about people who must reckon with the past while moving forward.

Hang out with other writers in a casual environment, ask questions, and share your successes and frustrations with plot, character, setting, theme and more. This is a writer-led group. Recommended for Adults 18 and up. All experience levels welcome. This group meets on the first Friday (7pm) and third Sunday(2:30pm) of each month.

Mondays 6 PM | Lively discussions at this friendly book club, where every voice is heard! Designed for adults 18+ with developmental disabilities. In-person and virtual options.

Our next Writers' Cafe gathering is Friday evening, December 1.

Tune your ears and minds on to the Library's custom playlist of peace-promoting music. Children and teens will be provided air-dry clay to craft, as inspired by the music. Pieces will be displayed at the library for a few weeks, then may be picked up by their artists. 

Join us January 11 at 7:00 p.m. to celebrate the talents of the Oakwood High School art students whose work is on display at the library.

Wright Library presents photographs by Dan Cleary.  Visit the Meeting Room to view the exhibit and join the artist Sunday, February 4, at 2:00 p.m. to learn more about the project.

Find books, eBooks, videos, and online learning related to our recent Healthy Eating on a Budget program.

Minimalism coach and Oakwood resident, Rose Lounsbury, will be presenting her new book, Less: Minimalism for Real.

Come learn about the Dayton lawyer, who represented bank robbers, bootleggers, hit men, con men, and gangsters.