Day Calendar

Staying Active and Independent for Life (SAIL) is a fitness program for older adults, which can be done sitting or standing.

This is a continuation of the previous 6 week class. We are not taking new registrations for this program. Keep an eye out for another class in the spring.

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 0-2. 

Discover the power of music at the library! Come with your child to sing, move, and create beautiful music.

This program is held on the second Thursday of each month.

This month we are reading

Perler Beads, tiny plastic beads that can melt, were first introduced as a craft in Sweden in the 1950s but everything old is new again!

This Intermediate class teaches participants ways to improve their overall mind, body and spirit through a series of slow continuous movements.

This program is best suited for students who can follow basic song movements and listen to slightly longer stories. Suggested ages 2-6.

Please join us for Art Moves, an Arts Council OKC initiative that provides free arts events in downtown OKC. This performance will be a live performace from Miho Fisher (pianist).

Are you currently writing a book and find yourself stuck? Come to writing club where you can bring sections of your writing to read aloud and receive feedback from experienced writers in your very own community.

Let's get graphic with Pixel Art! Join us as we create with Perler Beads. We'll provide the patterns, beads, and iron. Just bring your creativity!

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

Whether you’re new to the world of graphic novels or have been reading them ever since you can remember, come join others as we explore the world from the far future to distant planets outside of our solar system and beyond.

Free pizza and a movie! Join our Read the Movie book club to discuss books that have made it to the big screen. For January we’ll be reading The Darkest Minds by Alexandra Bracken.

We're staying cool this January with ice science and marshmallow catapults!

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.

Volunteers and library staff provide free homework help and tutoring in Math, Science, Reading and more. Special STEAM presentations and activities are offered on the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of the month.

Crazy 8s is an exciting, fun-filled recreational math club for children, grades three through five, of ALL ability levels.

Crazy 8s is an exciting, fun-filled recreational math club for children, grades kindergarten through two, of ALL ability levels.

Teens! Feeling creative? Join us for our biannual Art Challenge! Teens, ages 10-18, we will have all the supplies they need to create a unique piece of art!

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

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!

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.

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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.

Raising kids to be successful adults can be hard. There is no manual or checklist to give caregivers all of the answers. One thing every caregiver can do is foster the importance of reading in their child's life-- we are here to help!