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This is the busiest library in the Metropolitan Library System, annually circulating more than 1.2 million books and other materials. Originally built in 1972, it was renovated and expanded in 2000 to add 10,000 square feet. The renovated library includes the Fred P. Snyder Quiet Reading Room, a special children's area, expanded meeting room space, a beautiful round room for programs, a "teen corner," and all new furnishings.
Book drop: West side of building, pull-off space available from Boulevard.
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Collection |
- Approximately 122,000 fiction and nonfiction items for adults and children including hardback and paperback books, magazines, newspapers, audio and videocassettes and CD's
- Reference materials for in-library use
- Computer access to the library system's collection of 1,000,000 items
 Free Wireless Internet- Vertical files featuring maps, Oklahoma information, and picture files
- Materials to support literacy programs
- Materials via interlibrary loan
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 Services |
- Reference assistance provided by a professional staff
- Online computer services
- Internet access computer for the public
- Meeting rooms for public use, reservations required
- Tours and instruction in use of library resources
- Copy machine
- Study carrels
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| Programs |
 Storytimes and other Preschool Programs
- Comedy commandos improv workshop for teens
- Annual bookmark contest
- Storytimes and toddlertimes
- Holiday theme programs
- Music play classes
- Grief support group
- ESL & Citizenship classes
- Teen advisory board
- Outer limits book club for teens
- Annual summer reading program
- Lucky Penny Player performances during June and July
- Parenting programs
- Book talks
- More!
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