Day Calendar

SAIL is designed to meet the fitness needs of older adults; each class includes cardio and strength training, plus balance and flexibility exercise.

Adults and teens, ages 16 and older, can improve their reading, spelling, and writing skills in this free class. The class meets twice a week on Tuesday and Thursday and is coordinated by Community Literacy Centers (CLC).

This program is perfect for young children. We will share short books together and sing songs and do motions with parents help. Suggested ages 0-3. 

Sharing in playtime is an excellent way to help children build social skills, promote learning, and discover that the library is a destination for fun!

Space is limited.

The Total Wellness program provides FREE interactive weight loss classes for Oklahoma County residents to help prevent diabetes and heart disease. Classes meet one hour every week for eight weeks.

This program is best suited for students who can follow basic song movements and listen to slightly longer stories. Suggested ages 3-6.

Let’s get stronger, together! Evidence suggests that Tai Chi is an effective means of improving balance, strengthening muscles, and building confidence to prevent falls.

Like to read and meet other kids your age who enjoy a good book? Come join us for Lil’ Al’s Book Club! There will be snacks, games, and other activities related to this month's title. Stop by or call to find out this month’s book!

Come by Capitol Hill after school if you're looking for something fun to do.  We will have different activities and crafts available to create at your own pace and enjoy with friends. Similar programs exist at multiple libraries.

Have you got what it takes to survive the zombie apocalypse? You can never be too careful, so join us as we learn all about disaster preparedness from a field expert.

Registration is required through Community Literacy Centers. Click here to register.

Do you like slimy, creepy, smelly things? When most people say, “Yuck!”, do you say, “Yay!”? Join us to explore the science behind the human body and learn about blood, boogers and other things to gross you out!

What kind of monster can you create? We’re using old toys to make your own monster to take home.

Ever dreamed of making your own games, apps and programs? Join the Edmond Library's Coding Club and start learning the skills and tools you'll need to eventually be a master game maker.

Free, in-person math, science and language arts enrichment and assistance is available for students of all ages. This service is available Tuesdays and Thursdays year round.

Calling Wizards and Muggles alike to a celebration of all things Harry Potter! We will have activities suitable for all ages, both in our meeting room and out about the library.

Do you enjoy playing board games, card games, and/or video games?  Then come by Almonte Library for game night and test your wits and skills in either cooperative or competitive play with your fellow gamers!  Each month we will feature a different

Children are able to sign-up for a reading time 10 minutes before program begins.

Pour Painting, Fluid Acrylic Painting, Dirty Cup, Flip Cup, Bottle Pour, Puddle Pour, Swipe Technique, Cells, etc.. What does it all mean?

Children Reading to Dogs Young readers build "pawsitive" self-esteem, self-confidence and improve their reading skills while reading aloud to certified therapy dogs.

Registration is required through Community Literacy Centers. Click here to register.

For ages 1-5 years: Sharing in playtime is an excellent way to help children build social skills, promote learning, and discover that the library is a destination for fun!

Build "pawsitive" self-esteem and improve your reading skills while reading aloud to certified therapy dogs at the library.

Please contact the library for more information. This is a recurring event and takes place twice per month. Similar clubs exist at multiple libraries.