Each Oxford County Library branch will offer their own unique activities over the March Break.
OXFORD COUNTY - Libraries in Oxford County have the perfect cure for the March Break Blues.
Each library is running programs for the kids all week. Program Services Coordinator at the Ingersoll Branch Gail Kavelman says each library has a different theme.
"While in Ingersoll for example we are calling it March Break Madness, we have teen activities with Meghan Berry, she is our teen librarian and she will be introducing our green screen and we are really excited about that. We also have Lego, mad science and so many other programs for kids of all ages."
Kavelman says Oxford County has 14 branches and each one of them is offering different March Break programming.
"This is probably one of the busiest March Breaks ever for the Oxford County Library and some of our bigger branches like Thamesford, Ingersoll and Tillsonburg, they are offering programs, pretty much whenever we are open for all age groups."
You can find more information about the March Break programs at your local library by stopping by or calling them or online here.

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