Adults

Library Programs and Events

There are regular programs and special programs developed especially for our adult users. Regular programs include Adult Computer Classes, and a monthly book club - the OPL Bookies. We may have special programs like the VITA Tax Assistance or on topics such as finances, job searching, and art workshops. Check the calendar for up-to-date information on available programming.

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  1. Sat Sep. 23

    Mommy and Me Circle Time

  2. Sat Sep. 23

    Mommy and Me Circle Time

  3. Mon Sep. 25

    Tales for Tots
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Public Computer Use

The library has 23 computers equipped with business applications and Internet access for public use. Printing is available for a nominal charge. Patrons have 3 hours of use per day. Please note that the computers shut down 30 minutes prior to the library's closing time each day, but mobile printing services are still available. Learn more about mobile printing here. 

An adult computer work station is located in our Youth Services area so that an adult with a small child can use a computer in a child-friendly area. Adults must be accompanied by a child to use this service.

WiFi is available throughout the building. Our well-equipped library features comfortable study carrels with electrical outlets that are perfect for laptop use.

While library staff can assist you with signing onto a computer, locating a website, research strategies, or printing, computer use is deemed as self-service. If you are unable to use a computer, please bring someone with you who can assist you or contact our Adult Services Librarian at 954-630-4374 to find out when our next beginner computer class series will be held.

Item Request

Item Requests

Did you know that you can request books, movies, CDs, and CD-Books that the library doesn't currently own? While there are some limitations, in most cases, the library will either purchase or InterLibrary Loan the item for you. You can make these requests by either filling out a request card in the library (ask for one at the Circulation Desk) or online. To make your request online, go to the library's catalog. For instructions on how to make the request, take a look at this tutorial.