Read Across America
Drop in to the Children's Room to hear fun Dr. Seuss stories! Children will receive a free incentive while supplies last.
Read Across America is an annual event sponsored by the National Education Association. Its purpose is to focus attention on the importance of reading. The day is celebrated annually on March 2, which was Dr. Seuss' birthday. The beloved children's author epitomized a love of learning and is the inspiration for this national celebration. Click here to see all of the Dr. Seuss books you can borrow from the West Orange Library.
Our Daughters, the Soldiers
The Library commemorates Women's History Month with a program highlighting the unique roles and experiences of women in the military. The program will focus primarily on World War II and the present.
Dr. Helen G. Brudner from the School of Political and International Studies at Fairleigh Dickinson University presents this interesting lecture. This program is made possible by a partnership with the NJ Horizon Speaker's Bureau.
Music is Magic: A Series for Special Needs Children
Music educator Ann Wild presents a musical program that provides an accepting and stimulating environment for special needs children and their families. Her repetoire includes guitar, song, movement, shaky eggs, scarves, and drums.
Parents or caregivers must attend this program with their children. Advance registration is required; space is limited. Sign up online at www.wopl.org . Fridays at 4:30: March 4, March 11, March 18, March 25, and April 1. Funding for this series is provided by a donation.