Come to the library each week during the Summer Reading Program for fun sports-themed movie! Movies will be shown on Mondays at 6:00 pm. Tonight's movie tells the story of a hotshot race car who learns about friendship. Rated PG.
An Intern of the Sioux County Naturalist will come to present on a nature theme.
It's a Mystery Book Club will meet to discuss Laura Childs' culinary mystery Ming Tea Murder as part of our year long Mystery Book Club. Books are available at the desk.
Yoga instructor Andrea Van Voorst will offer six weeks of free yoga classes at the library during Summer Reading. Andrea has been teaching yoga at the library privately since April and we want to give you the chance to experience her classes too! Come in comfortable clothes, and bring a yoga mat if you own […]
Come in and learn to make fun and natural Skin Care products with Amanda and Renee. Teens and adults will mix up batches of skin care products and everyone will leave with a sample and recipes. Bring along small jars or containers to carry your products home in. Register for this program so we have […]
Teens: Come to the Teen Lock-In for games, food and unlimited fun. Registration is required. Return the signed permission form found on your Summer Reading Program clipboard.
The Summer Reading Program concludes with a celebration of physical fitness in Windmill Park. A partnership between the Orange City Public Library and Orange City Physical Therapy will provide Physical Challenges and Games for all ages-- toddlers through adults. Join us at Windmill Park while we announce the winners of the Summer Reading Grand Prize Drawings* […]
Suzi Parron, author of Barn Quilts and the American Quilt Trail Movement, will take you on a journey along the quilt trail, beginning with the very first barn quilt, which stemmed from Donna Sue Groves and her wish to honor her mother's quilting art. Suzi's presentation features over one hundred stunning photographs of barn quilts, […]
Clifford Lemke, Dennis Blocker's grandfather Pacific War Historian, Dennis Blocker, will give a talk at the Orange City Public Library on July 28 at 6:30 pm. Blocker will share about his research for The Heart of Hell: The Untold Story of Courage and Sacrifice in the Shadow of Iwo Jima. Blocker's research was initiated after the suicide […]
The library will be closed on Saturday, December 31 and Monday, January 2 in celebration of the New Year. Access ebooks, audiobooks, and magazines, and check your account online. Log in to the catalog for access!
Registration is now closed, call 707-4510 for questions. Register now for our 4 person Scramble event! You don't need a team to participate! Sign up as a single and we will pair you with a chamber member. Everyone will tee off at 12:45pm, pick the best shot and play from that new spot, repeating until […]
It's a Mystery Book Club will meet to discuss Patricia Highsmith's crime classic Strangers on a Train as part of our year long Mystery Book Club. Books are available at the desk.
Facebook--Twitter--Instagram--LinkedIn--YouTube--Snapchat--and more! Learn about social media and social networks. What are they? What are their benefits and common features? Interested? Please register to attend this class by contacting the library front desk or using the online form below. Please contact Amanda Vazquez with any questions.
A cycle show will take place on Wednesday, August 17 to benefit Big Brothers Big Sisters of Siouxland. The cycle show will take place at Windmill Park from 5 to 8 p.m. A meal will be served from 5:30 to 7 p.m. for a free-will donation. Questions can be directed to the Orange City Chamber […]
Members of First Reformed Church in Orange City will present a musical based on the story of Dutch Holocaust survivor Corrie ten Boom Aug. 18, 19 and 20 at 7 p.m. and Aug. 21 at 2 p.m. in the church’s sanctuary. This will be the second public performance of “ten Boom, the musical,” which […]
Join the Orange City Fire Department for the groundbreaking of the fire station expansion. The event will take place at the Orange City Fire Station. Chamber Coffee will precede the groundbreaking at the fire station, beginning at 9:30 a.m. You can find more information about the fire station expansion here.
Members of First Reformed Church in Orange City will present a musical based on the story of Dutch Holocaust survivor Corrie ten Boom Aug. 18, 19 and 20 at 7 p.m. and Aug. 21 at 2 p.m. in the church’s sanctuary. This will be the second public performance of “ten Boom, the musical,” which […]
This meeting will be for hearing feedback about the event and for prospecting volunteers for the event should we win our bid to become the starting point for 2017 RAGBRAI. All Orange City residents that can, are encouraged to attend this meeting and get involved with RAGBRAI.
Visit Stadscentrum, or “city center,” to view our wooden shoe carving machinery and hear the unforgettable music of Orange City’s Dutch Street Organ. Historical kiosks are also on display.
Arts on Central, a celebration of the visual and performing arts, will return to downtown Orange City Wednesday, Aug. 24. Now in its second year, the free interactive arts fair concludes the weekly summer series Onstage Orange City, sponsored by Orange City Arts. Find more details about Arts on Central here.
Orange City Chamber of Commerce merchants will host their annual “Thanks with Franks” event from 5 to 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, August 24. The event will take place in conjunction with the Orange City Arts Council's Arts on Central event. The public is invited to visit the participating merchants for free hot dogs, and will have […]
The Orange City Chamber of Commerce is planning a scavenger hunt conjunction with the Orange City Arts Council’s Arts on Central event happening Wednesday, Aug. 24. A scavenger hunt, open to participants ages 18 and under, will take place with several downtown merchants. The scavenger hunt will begin at Stadscentrum, and participants will proceed to find […]
The Orange City Dutch Heritage Boosters will serve poffertjes at the Little White Store on Wednesday, August 24 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.
