Upcoming Events

Glitter and glue and markers and tape... these are a few of my favorite things! Join us every Friday afternoon at 2:00PM in the children's area for an hour of come-and-go craft time. 

Hey, have you ever wondered about the cool scents in those body sprays at stores? Well, here's a secret: some of those scents might not be so great for you! But guess what?

As part of Star Wars Day at Belle Isle Library flex your Star Wars knowledge.

Have you ever thought about keeping a small flock of chickens in your backyard? Come learn the basics of caring for these fun and friendly pets with local backyard chicken expert, Sara Braden.

You will create, and design your Air-Dry Clay Trinket Tray Saturday, May 4th.

Do you enjoy DIY projects? If so, join us at the Choctaw Library where you will create your own flamingo snow globes!

Teens, join us and learn acrylic painting techniques! This month, we will be creating a painting of some beautiful tulips in a pair of rain boots. You will leave with a completed painting.

Test your knowledge of the force by coming to Ralph Ellison’s Star Wars Day trivia day and win some prizes. No one goes home empty handed. May the force be with all.

Squishmallows are so soft and cuddly - we love them! If you could design a Squishmallow what would it look like? Come paint a Squishmallow on canvas and enjoy fun party games. 

*Please register everyone in your group. 

Mondays are Maker Mondays! Join us in the teen area for a different maker activity each week. No registration is required and this is a come and go event.

Participants will pick out a book with a garden theme and then try to recreate it such as Peter Rabbit or Tops and Bottoms. This is a fun way to integrate literacy, art, and gardening!

Have a yarn project you have been working on? Join us as we gather in a safe space to share our yarn expertise and learn from one another. We will be working the same pattern until the project is completed.

Ikebana is the centuries-old Japanese art of arranging flowers. Learn about the history and culture of ikebana, and make your own mini ikebana arrangement with this take-home kit. 

“Take chances, make mistakes, and get messy!” -Ms. Frizzle from The Magic School Bus

Power Hack is back!! This Edmond Library favorite returns this spring ready for a brand-new group of coders to join us for this six-week for coding club.

Looking for some adventure in your life? This might just be the thing to break the monotony of every day life.

Kintsugi is a Japanese art of repairing broken pottery by using lacquer mixed with gold dust. The result transforms the cracks and imperfections into works of art. Join us in this program as we repair broken ceramic planter pots!

This beginners class will discuss common herbs that you can use to make various drinks for kids! Hot and cold teas, herbal-rade, fruit drinks and more!