Messages from the city library

Children between the ages of two and three and their accompanying adults are cordially invited to attend on Tuesday, January 13, from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m.

At Robokids, children aged seven and over can get to know and try out different educational robots once a month.

To mark the nationwide Read Aloud Day, pupils from a fourth grade class at the Uhland School and a second grade class at the Goethe School came to the children's library.

Offenbach daycare centers can now borrow one of three media kits for eight weeks on the topics of "diversity and anti-discrimination", "feelings" and "children's rights".

With the death of Ernst Buchholz, Offenbach has lost a man who not only shaped the cultural and intellectual life of the city as director of the municipal library.

Ida Todisco has been nominated for the German Reading Prize 2026 for her involvement in "On the Road - The Book Bus on LiteraTour in Offenbach".

Author Thomas Klischke recently read to ten second grade classes from Offenbach elementary school. Over 200 children from Humboldt School, Beethoven School and Lauterborn School listened to him.

At the beginning of the autumn vacations, the children's library is getting colorful. A colorful selection of Montessori games has been added to the range.

On World Children's Day on September 20, author Najima El Hadouchi presented her book "Najima means star" in the children's library.

Children from the age of seven who can already read are invited to make their first acquaintance with various educational robots such as Bee-Bot, Blue-Bot, Dash and Ozobot in the children's library.