Events in Oshawa this week
28 listings pulled together for Oshawa.
Nov 2–8, 202628 eventsThe whole month in one page: 60 listings in Oshawa for November 2026, grouped by week, each with its time, venue and price in the same order.
Relax in this exploratory story time with engaging storytelling and creative literacy activities in a variety of formats. Drop-in, family program.
Explore the joy of music through interactive, musical-based activities. Learn new songs and rhymes using instruments and props. In partnership with EarlyON Oshawa. For parents/caregivers with children ages 0-6 years. Drop-in.
Celebrate community connections and foster early literacy at our neighbourhood play date! Enhance social skills, explore books and play together in the Library. Ages 0-5 and caregivers. Drop-in.
Enjoy sensory-friendly stories and activities. Drop-in, family program.
Perfect for babies who love to bounce and snuggle in your lap. Drop-in, family program.
Learn about coding with fun games and activities. Ages 9-12.
Representatives from Durham Region Unemployed Help Centre will be onsite to provide: Resume Support , help with updating or creating resumes and cover letters Job Search Tips to improve job search strategies and prepare for interviews Program Information about workshops and train.
Stories, activities, songs, and more for the whole family. Drop-in, family program.
Brush up on your conversational French in a relaxed environment. All ages and skill levels are welcome. Drop-in.
A weekly social meetup for independent neurodivergent adults 18+. Enjoy group trivia, board games, or bring your favourite game from home! In partnership with Autism Home Base.
Help prepare your child for school using the skills taught in Every Child Ready to Read®, circle time, and other school readiness activities. Ages 3-5.
Grab your favourite hot beverage and bring your fibre crafts to work on while you sip and chat. Oshawa Public Libraries and the AIDS Committee of Durham Region are collecting handmade scarves for the Red Scarf project .
Play and learn with Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math (STEAM). Sign up for Monday or Thursday. Allergy Alert. Ages 5-9.
Stories, activities, songs, and more for the whole family. Drop-in, family program.
Meet fellow readers at our monthly book club meeting. Sep 17 / The Last Thing He Told Me by Laura Dave Oct 15 / The Wager by David Grann Nov 19 / The Housemaid by Frieda McFadden
Relax and unwind with an evening of meditation instruction and practice.
Celebrate community connections and foster early literacy at our neighbourhood play date! Enhance social skills, explore books and play together in the Library. Ages 0-5 and caregivers. Drop-in.
One-on-one literacy support program for Grades SK-4. For 30 minutes each week, your child will practice their English reading skills with a volunteer and should attend the entire session to get the most from this program. Space is limited, so register early! Ages 5-10.
Stories, activities, songs, and more for the whole family. Drop-in, family program.
Enjoy French stories, songs, and activities for the whole family. Drop-in.
Perfect for babies who love to bounce and snuggle in your lap. Drop-in, family program.
For adult newcomers to Canada who want to practice English. In partnership with Community Connections from CDCD. Drop-in. For information, contact communityconnect@cdcd.org or call (905) 686-2661 ext. 102.
Stories, activities, songs, and more for the whole family. Drop-in, family program.
JHS Employment Services Workers are available at the Library to help you with resume writing, job applications, Smart Serve and Safe Food Handling certifications, interview preparation and more. Drop-in, no appointment needed.
JHS Housing Services Workers are available at the Library to help you with landlord/tenant issues, eviction prevention, completing applications for the Housing Stability Program, ID Clinic information and more. Drop-in, no appointment needed.
Sep 16 / The Great Library Adventure: Roam the aisles and complete the challenge by tracking down the answers to our trivia and puzzles. Oct 21 / Behind the Scenes @ Your Library: It’s Ontario Public Library Week and we are going behind the scenes at the McLaughlin Branch.
Expand your knowledge of Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Mathematics (STEAM) through guided learning and play in this fun, hands-on after-school program. Ages 5-9.
Calling all tweens! Drop in, hang out in the Library, make new friends, and enjoy different activities, games, or crafts. Ages 9-12.
Each month, meet a new author, hear a reading, and converse with the author and other seniors. In partnership with Art Your Service. Sep 24 – Janet Skeslien Charles Oct 22 – Anne Lamott and Neal Allen Oct 29 – Moira Welsh Nov 26 – Elinor Florence
Earn community service hours when you attend TAG meetings and have your say in what happens for teens at OPL. Teens may join McLaughlin OR Delpark. Ages 13-18.
Level up your writing and share ideas with fellow teens. Each session features themed activities to spark new ideas and writing sprints to help you reach your word count goals. Ages 13–18.
Meet with us in person or online for a low-vision and print-disability-friendly audiobook club. Everyone is welcome. Please note you'll be responsible for borrowing audiobooks through CELA or other sources. Contact Justin at (905) 579-6111 ext. 5875 for information.
Play, create, and explore in our Maker Space with STEM equipment like Snap Circuits, Machines in Motion, 3D pens, robots, and more. Drop-in, family program.
New to Canada? Take control of your money with confidence. Experts from the Canadian Foundation for Financial Planning will walk you through the essentials, including filing taxes, choosing banks, understanding credit cards, and protecting yourself against scams.
Explore the joy of music through interactive, musical-based activities. Learn new songs and rhymes using instruments and props. In partnership with EarlyON Oshawa. For parents/caregivers with children ages 0-6 years. Drop-in.
A beginner-friendly workshop that teaches you how to crochet a simple poppy for Remembrance Day.
Toastmasters can help you address any public speaking opportunity with confidence. Join online or in-person.
Transform old magazines into beautiful, eco-friendly jewelry. Ages 13-18.
Explore rhythm, music, and the spirit of the drum while learning about its important role in Indigenous cultures as the “heartbeat of Mother Earth.” In Partnership with the Regional Municipality of Durham. Family program.
Explore the joy of music through interactive, musical-based activities. Learn new songs and rhymes using instruments and props. In partnership with EarlyON Oshawa. For parents/caregivers with children ages 0-6 years. Drop-in.
Our volunteers can help you give new life to your broken small appliances, electronics, jewelry, clothing, and more. Special guests Green Neighbours will be there to host a clothing swap.
The Canadian Foundation for Financial Planning ( CFFP ) is an independent registered charity committed to helping all Canadians access the benefits of financial planning.
Big conversations start with great stories. Connect with your children at this Foundational Family Service program that uses storytelling to teach kids about their Autistic siblings.
Create your own decorative wall hanging based off popular Hayao Miyazaki films. Ages 13-18.
Have some fun before getting ready for bed with stories, crafts, STEAM activities, and more! Drop-in, family program.
Earn community service hours when you attend TAG meetings and have your say in what happens for teens at OPL. Teens may join McLaughlin OR Delpark. Ages 13-18.
Shine a spotlight on little critters with songs, stories, hands-on fun, and a surprise furry guest. Allergy alert. In partnership with Oshawa Animal Services. Family program. Donations to O.A.S.
Each month features a brand-new craft project–from painting and jewelry-making to upcycled art and more. All supplies provided. Ages 13-18. Drop-ins welcome.
Each month, join the Oshawa Historical Society for entertaining lectures that focus on the history of Oshawa and the surrounding area.
Have a holly, jolly time at the Bright & Merry Market! Starting at 6pm, warm up at the library with fun activities and live music from the Bruce Gorrie Trio. In collaboration with the City of Oshawa, Oshawa Senior Community Centres, and The Robert McLaughlin Gallery.
Meet us in the teen zone and enjoy gaming fun with other teens. Ages 13-18. Drop-ins welcome.
Curiosity and imagination will guide this exploration of Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math. Drop-in, family program.
Dig out your butterfly clips for an evening of 90s pop culture nostalgia! We’re testing your memory of the 90s, from legendary boy bands and sitcom classics to fashion trends you wish you could forget. Grab your crew (or come solo) and channel your inner Spice Girl.
From November 9-20, bring your gently used puzzles (with all the pieces) to a McLaughlin branch service desk. For each puzzle you bring, you will receive a ticket that can be exchanged for a new-to-you puzzle at the puzzle swap on November 24 in the Auditorium.
Be in the know for your child’s financial future. The Canadian Foundation for Financial Planning will provide information on budgeting for child-related expenses, government benefits for new parents, education saving, planning for the unexpected, and finding community supports.
Big conversations start with great stories. Connect with your children at this Foundational Family Service program that uses storytelling to teach kids about their Autistic siblings.
Acompáñanos a disfrutar de cuentos, canciones, y juegos en Español e Inglés. Estas actividades se pueden disfrutar en familia. Join us for stories, songs, and fingerplays in Spanish and English that are fun for the whole family.
Introduce Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math to your baby with fun activities. Drop-in, ages 0-2.
Learn how to make bath bombs on a budget for your own enjoyment or gift-giving.
Ready, set, puzzle! Put your brainpower and teamwork to the test in our first-ever jigsaw puzzle competition. Teams of 2-4 people race against the clock, and each other, to assemble the same 500-piece puzzle. Can you finish before the 3-hour time limit runs out?
28 listings pulled together for Oshawa.
Nov 2–8, 202628 eventsEvery Oshawa digest in one place.
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