Book clubs form in a variety of ways for a number of reasons. Most commonly, people involved in book clubs simply enjoy reading and discussing what they've read.
Toy Library contributes to learning for library family
OPL received this letter from an Omaha mom who wanted to share how her family was impacted by OPL's Toy Library. The Toy Library launched in June 2016 and offers more than 200 different types of toys. Patrons will find everything from American Girl dolls to board games, building blocks, musical instruments and more! Items…
Patron Spotlight: Rosemary Mangiameli
Rosemary Mangiameli
“She’s a joy to talk to and joyous about all things library.” That’s how W. Clarke Swanson Branch youth services librarian Nancy Chmiel des
September is National Library Card Sign-up Month!
September is Library Card Sign-up Month, a time when the American Library Association and libraries nationwide join together to remind parents, caregivers and students that signing up for a library card is the first step towards academic achievement and lifelong learning. Sign-up today! Check out these top ten reasons for having a library card: Books…
In Memory: April Underwood
In memory of April Underwood, April 13, 1963 – July 26, 2019 “April was stillness, patience and light personified,” said Jaime Ebane, clerk at Millard Branch. Sadly, that light was extinguished too soon when April Underwood, library specialist at Millard Branch, passed away unexpectedly on July 26. Underwood began her career with Omaha Public Library…
OPL Zine Collection Q&A
Zine Q&A with OPL Readers & Writers Librarian Erin Duerr Q: What are zines? A: Zines are niche, handmade, hyper-local booklets created by community members for community members. Anyone with access to a copy machine or printer can create a zine, making this format more accessible than traditional publishing channels for quickly spreading ideas. Q…
Recommended Reads for Back to School
OPL wants to help readers find new books — or at least books new to them. Every month in the Omaha World-Herald, OPL employees will recommend reading based on different writing genres, themes or styles. As many families started back to school this week, OPL staff have suggested some of their favorite books related to…
Sense Screening Storytime: Making an Impact
Noah Craig responded to prompts during a hearing test at W. Clarke Swanson Branch on September 7, 2018.
Michelle Craig is home from work two days a week with h
Omaha Public Library announces top circulating titles from 2018
Regular library users will tell you that waiting for a highly anticipated read that you placed on hold can be tough. Some readers skip the wait by utilizing Omaha Public Library’s Bestseller Express, and others take advantage of the materials in their various available formats. Omaha Public Library (OPL) has prepared a list of top…
26th & Q St. Bridge Replacement Project
The City of Omaha is replacing the 26th & Q St. Bridge between 26th and 27th streets and is teaming up with Metro to provide area residents and commuters information on bus routes and passes, as well as vehicle and pedestrian detours. South Omaha Library will remain open and accessible during this time. The aging…
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