Browse a wide range of engaging events for all ages! Discover Early Literacy Classes and programs for kids, book clubs and author talks, tech workshops, creative arts sessions, and more. Whether you’re looking to learn something new, connect with others, or just have fun, the library’s event calendar has something for you.
The library is a hub of learning, discovery, and fun for kids and teens! Enjoy crafts, STEM projects, great books, teen book clubs, and creative programs in writing, art, and music. Join classes, get homework help, play educational games, and explore special events that spark curiosity and build new skills.
We provide educators with the support and academic resources to continue to inspire learning for all students.
Looking for a fun and educational way to inspire a love of reading in your students? Plan a class visit to the library—or let the library come to you with Library On-The-Go!
Our school visits are designed to spark curiosity, support learning, and connect your students with books, resources, and services they’ll love. Whether you visit us or we bring the library to you, your students will enjoy an engaging experience filled with stories, discovery, and excitement.
Library On-The-Go brings books and services right to your school—indoors or outdoors, depending on the weather. We tailor our selections based on your classroom needs or themes.
Library On-The-Go is perfect for:
Visits are scheduled based on teacher request and staff availability. Contact our Outreach Specialist at 614-837-4104, ext. 232.
Teacher collections are provided as a free resource to educators who want to supplement the educational resources provided by their school district.
For teacher collection requests, please fill out this form and allow at least one week for staff to gather materials. Once notified that the collection is ready, teachers will have three days to pick up their collections. Pick up time can be extended if necessary by calling the library where the request was made:
Please be aware that all the material requested may not be available due to the popularity of the topic and the accessibility of resources.
Applying for a teacher card can be done at any library location’s Customer Service Department.
To apply for a Teacher Card, in addition to other required forms of acceptable ID, applicants must show a recent pay stub from the school, preschool, or daycare where employed. Other acceptable verifications include a homeschool letter dated within the year, school photo ID from the current school year, or a signed letter from an administrator on school letterhead stating the individual is a teacher. In addition to all the privileges of Full Access cards, Teacher Cards allow a six (6) week loan period for items, but with no renewals. Two (2) lost items per school year will be allotted to the account if necessary. Most items from the collection can be checked out using an Educator/Teacher Card with the exception of QuickPicks, video games, Nature Backpacks, Experience Passes, and Launchpads. Teacher Cards are good for three (3) years.
If you homeschool your children, you are eligible for a teacher card. Please provide your state-issued documentation stating that you homeschool your children.
Pickerington Main Library
201 Opportunity Way
Pickerington, OH 43147
Phone:614-837-4104
Sycamore Plaza Library
7861 Refugee Road
Pickerington, OH 43147
Phone: 614-837-4383
Monday – Thursday
9:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Friday
9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Saturday
9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Sunday
12:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
HOLIDAY HOURS: Martin Luther King Jr. Day, January 19 – Closed