Otonabee - South Monaghan Public Library
Welcome
  • Home
  • Contact Us
  • Events Calendar
  • Newsletter
  • Programs
    • Adult Programming
    • Family Programming
    • Minecraft Summer Camps
    • Kids
    • Juvenile/Tweens
    • Teens
    • Book Clubs
    • Juvenile/Tween Reads
    • Children's Reads
    • Every Child Ready to Read
    • Social Print Media Consent Form
  • Branches/Hours/Who We Are
    • Mission, Vision and Values
  • Library's Catalogue
    • Readers' Advisory
    • Inter Library Loan
  • Digital Resources
  • Membership & Services
    • Reciprocal Borrowing Agreement
    • Loan Periods & Fees
  • Library Membership
  • Learning Centre
  • Library Board & Policies
    • Library Board Minutes
    • Library Board Meeting Calendar
    • 2021 Stragetic Plan
  • Year In Review
  • Fundraising - How Can You Help?
    • Donating
    • Friends of OSM Library
  • Thrift Shops
    • Two Small Rooms
    • The Boutique
    • Bailieboro Book Nook
  • Volunteers
  • Employment Opportunities

Mission, Vision and Values Statements

Picture
Picture
Picture
What We Do

The Otonabee-South Monaghan Public Library provides services for over 6,670 residents of Otonabee-South Monaghan Township. Branches are located in Keene, Stewart Hall, and Bailieboro.

The library offers material in many formats that meet the needs of recreational interests and leisure reading. This service responds to the community's need for pleasurable leisure activities for individuals and families.

The library provides an important community place that encourages people to meet and interact.

The library provides services that address the desire for self-directed personal growth and development. We also strive to support families by fostering a lifelong love of books and a desire to learn in children that will help them live productive and satisfying lives.

T
he library reaches out to its neighbours and partners to support its mission and vision. The library aspires to be a valued community partner that contributes by informing and inspiring it's citizens.

Through the Learning Centre (Keene Branch) and the two other branches, the library provides ten computer terminals with various hardware peripherals and software packages for patrons to take courses, do one-on-one tutoring,
use the internet, carry out personal activities, and act as a download station for e-books.




​Programming             

March Break Camp
Summer Camps
Take-Home Craft Kits

Tween Book Clubs
Book Clubs

Seniors Programming
We provide workshops to help encourage and educate seniors about computers, social media, tablets, health and wellness, crafting, and social time.

Outreach
North Shore Public School 

Picture
copyright 2025 Otonabee - South Monaghan Public Library 
Proudly powered by Weebly