Day Calendar

Holi is an ancient Hindu tradition and also one of the most popular festivals in Hinduism. This Festival of Colors symbolizes the celebration of spring, friendship, family, and the victory of good over evil.

March 18th, 2023 marks the 113th anniversary of the first airplane flight in Oklahoma. That took place on the site of Capitol Hill Library! What better way to celebrate than assembling your own airplane?

It’s full STEAM ahead! Pick up one of kits to learn about principle in Science, Technology, Art, or Math. We’ll give you the supplies need so you can experiment on your own and learn more about the world around you. 

Exercise your creativity by joining the 2023 Kids Earth Day Art Contest! We're now accepting submissions from artists ages 5-12 in the following categories:

Birds are everywhere in Oklahoma but you've never seen birds like these! Our fine, feathered friends are made out of paper shapes, feathers, and glue, and are sure to bring a smile to everyone's face.

Come enjoy a little magic before spring comes.  This jar craft combines a leprechaun hat with a pot of gold.  Supplies will be included but you must provide your own scissors and glue.  Each jar is 4 ounces.  The craft kits wil

Come make a silly springy snake in the children's area of the library! We will use paper plates, paint sticks, scissors, and googly eyes. Arts and crafts provided while supplies last.

Fables, legends, and myths, oh my! Explore a new country each month through local tales and themed crafts. This month’s country is Ireland, a country full of fairies both dark and helpful.

Teens, celebrate and learn about famous painter Georgia O'Keeffe this Women's History Month as you create a flower painting similar to those she created. Kit contains everything you'll need to make your own vibrant painting.

Box pickup week for registrants of the Spring Teen Book Box. Participants will have one week to pick their box up once they have been notified it is ready.

The daffodils are blooming and the trees are showing signs of spring, too! Gardening days are just around the corner! Come by the Midwest City Library to grab a kit to make your very own yarn wrapped flower in a little pot.

Quick! Name as many women artists as you can! How many did you come up with? Did you name Georgia O’Keeffe? Frida Kahlo? What about Mary Edmonia Lewis, Nampeyo, Hannah Höch, Alma Thomas, or Yayoi Kusama?

These grab bag style collage take home kits are the perfect DIY entertainment source for Spring Break week!   

Each bag will be full of all types of found item and craft supplies needed to make your own fun collage!

Spot a sasquatch at Southern Oaks Library!  Look all around our library for Bigfoot.  Fill out an activity sheet and win a small prize!

Create your own floam slime! Each kit will contain everything you need, instructions, and a reading list.

Have you always wanted to explore creative writing but never had the chance? Pick up one of our creative writing chapbooks filled with creative writing exercises meant to strengthen your creative muscles!