💗 🤓 🧸 🌱Play, Learn, & Grow Workshop🌱🧸🤓💗
A 5-session commitment for growing and developing our youngest community members!
(Family Place Libraries: Parent-Child Workshop)
(Family Place Libraries: Parent-Child Workshop)
Join us on Tuesdays at 10:30 am for Baby Story Time! This 30-minute Story Time program is designed for babies from birth to 18 months old. We share books, songs, rhymes, music, bubbles, and toys! We also learn some early literacy tips and activities. It’s a great way to meet other caregivers and to give your baby a chance to socialize.
Siblings are always welcome.
This program is held in our library meeting room.
No registration or tickets required.
(Family Place Libraries: Parent-Child Workshop)
Join the ultimate hangout for fans of music, movies, games, and everything trending!
Teens will collaborate with each other to create a group playlist while making fandom-inspired crafts. Whether you're a Swiftie, K-Pop stan, or just love discovering new things, this is a great way to hang out with teens in various fandoms.Â
For teens in grades 6-12. No registration required.Â
Join us as we celebrate November by designing faux pumpkins!
This event is for ages 12-17, 18 if in High School
For more questions, email: genesis.munoz@hcpl.net
Take a break and get creative in the Teen Space! Drop in for a relaxing hour of coloring and calm. All supplies are provided.Â
This program is open to ages 12-17,18 if in high school.Â
Email: genesis.munoz@hcpl.net for more information.Â
This class is designed for students who are interested in learning and /or practicing speaking, listening, writing, and reading skills in English. Classes are free and all materials are provided.
This all ages event celebrates everything Pokemon! Trade cards, learn to play, or bring your handheld to show off what Pokemon you've caught.
Octavia Fields Library is partnering with Neighborhood Forest to spread the joy of nature with children!

Save up your food scraps at home and bring it to Octavia Fields every Wednesday from 5-7 PM from October 29 through November 19.
Zero Waste will collect the items for compost, which helps reduce landfill impact.
Want to know what you can drop off? These items can be brought to the library during each event: