Where to Take Book Donations | Behind the Shelves
Spring cleaning? Too many books and not enough space? Wondering where to take your book donations? The Orem Public Library accepts donations of gently used books and media items. We have
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Orem Library’s Hidden Gems | Behind the Shelves
From the minute I walked through the doors of Orem Public Library 21 years ago, I have been in love! From the very beginning, I was impressed by the almost 63,000 sq. feet of uniquely
They Painted in the Canyons | Artist Interview
They Painted in the Canyons, a traveling photography exhibit from the Utah State Division of Arts and Museums, will be on display from April 15 to May 18 in the Children's Wing.
The Delbert Anderson Trio | Musician Interview
Our final spring concert of 2021 will feature the Delbert Anderson Trio. Enjoy this interview with the trio's founder, Delbert Anderson.
Happy 105th Birthday, Beverly Cleary!
It’s a wonderful name, isn’t it? Beverly Cleary. It’s homespun with gold around the edges. You can’t help but smile as you say it.
National Library Week | How to Request an Item for Purchase
Did you know that as a patron of the Orem Public Library you can suggest the library purchase an item you would like to see in the library collection? Patron suggestions are a great resource
The Big Show by Cassandra Barney | Art Spotlight
Anyone who visits the new Library Hall can't miss The Big Show by Cassandra Barney.
All About Library Hall | Frequently Asked Questions
After years of planning, preparation, hard work, and many generous donations and contributions from our community, we are thrilled to announce that the Library Hall is complete and ready to
Dreamer | Artist Interview with Matt Shurtleff
Dreamer by Matt Shurtleff is the newest addition to the Orem Library's art collection and a must-see on your next visit.
WiFi Hotspots Available for Checkout
The Orem Public Library is offering 48 T-Mobile WiFi hotspots to low-income households with an Orem Library card.
DIY Cauldron | Made in the Makerspace
Last month, our Parking Lot of Terror was attended by over 1,200 patrons.