Week Calendar

Groups of 10 or more please contact the library.

Are you interested in handcrafts like quilting, knitting, crocheting and embroidering? If so, come join the Soldier Creek Quilters & Handcrafters at the Midwest City Library each Monday morning.

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.

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

Join us for a storytime at the Edmond Historical Society & Museum while the Edmond Library is closed for renovations!

Join us for a storytime at your neighborhood library! Skilled librarians will introduce little ones to the library and show parents and caregivers invaluable information on reading readiness and create excitement about reading.

Toddlers 1-3 years: A storytime just for you at your neighborhood library!

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).

Feeling left behind in the digital age? This is the program for you!

This is a recurring event that occurs every Wednesday. Similar events occur at multiple libraries.

Connect at your library as you start out the new semester. Join us this week to learn about our Teen Winter Reading Challenge and learn about upcoming teen programs at the library.

Babies 0 - 12 months: A storytime just for you at your neighborhood library!

Come join us on a journey of playful learning - a special weekly get together created just for little ones and their caregivers. Activities will include music, movement, stories, and playtime adventures for children under 5.

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

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. 

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).

Sharing in playtimes is an excellent way to help children build social skills, promote learning and discover that the library is a destination for fun! Parachute games will help children learn to cooperate and follow directions.

Bring your babies ages 0-24 months for a morning of lap bounces, songs, and baby-safe toys!

Groups of 10 or more please contact the library. This is a recurring event and takes place the every other Monday and the third Saturday of each month. This event is held at multiple libraries.

Many of our Storytimes include supplemental activities like crafts, open playtime, play dough, parachute play and more.

Similar event held at multiple libraries

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

Join us for a storytime at the Edmond Historical Society & Museum while the Edmond Library is closed for renovations!

Join us for a storytime at your neighborhood library! Skilled librarians will introduce little ones to the library and show parents and caregivers invaluable information on reading readiness and create excitement about reading.

Toddlers 1-3 years: A storytime just for you at your neighborhood library!

Reading aloud builds vocabulary and comprehension skills. Each week we will read and discuss a different title. Call the library or stop by to reserve the next title.

This is a recurring event that occurs every Wednesday. Similar events occur at multiple libraries.

Want to become Tech Savvy in 2020? Participants will receive assistance with job applications, resumes, printing documents, internet research and more.

Join us for conversation and some friendly rounds of dominoes. Don't know how to play? We'll teach you! Just stop by and join in the fun. This is a recurring club event and takes place every Wednesday.

For Babies 0-18 months old and their parent or caregiver.

Toddlers 1-3 years: A storytime just for you at your neighborhood library!

Enjoy good company and find out what's happening at your local library.  Come for coffee and crafts on the first Wednesday of the month.  We provide the place, the coffee and the materials.  Not feeling crafty?  No worries, board games and pl

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.

Enjoy crafting, card making, DIY, knitting, crocheting, needlework, or working with fabric? Bring your project and meet other members of your community who enjoy creative crafting and/or working with fibers of all types!

Sharing in playtimes is an excellent way to help children build social skills, promote learning and discover that the library is a destination for fun! Parachute games will help children learn to cooperate and follow directions.

Preschoolers 3.5-5 years: A storytime just for you at your neighborhood library!

A story time for the entire family at your Downtown Library! Join us as skilled librarians introduce little ones to the library and show parents/caregivers invaluable information on reading readiness and creating excitement about reading.

Interested in knitting or learning how to knit?

Did you know that the Library of Congress is the largest library in the world with more than 168 million items? Or that coffee beans are not really beans – they’re berries? If you did, (or do now) then we’re looking for you!

Creating simple art is one of the building blocks of a child's development. Research proves that the process develops fine motor skills and aids in language development, problem-solving skills, and critical thinking skills.

Celebrate Curious George and the man with the yellow hat. Come for stories, fun activities, including a craft.

Do you enjoy quilting? Would you like to connect with other area quilters? The Ralph Ellison Library’s quilting club meets Mondays and Fridays from 11AM to 3PM. All levels welcome.

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

Do you enjoy quilting? Would you like to connect with other area quilters? The Ralph Ellison Library’s quilting club meets Mondays and Fridays from 11AM to 3PM. All levels welcome.

Who done it? Was it the Butler, Miss Peach, or possibly...the cat? Untangle the clues on the first Tuesday of each month when we'll get to the bottom of a cozy mystery. Please bring a brown bag lunch; we'll provide water to drink.

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).

Enjoy a good mystery? Join our book club and meet up with other armchair sleuths to discuss your favorite mysteries. We are reading Desolation Mountain by William Kent Krueger. The club meets on the 1st Tuesday of the month at 1 PM.

This book club was created with homeschooled teens in mind, but all teens are invited!

This is a recurring event and takes place every other Tuesday. A similar club exists at multiple libraries.

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.

Calling all readers! Looking to build community and challenge yourself to discover new, exciting tales? If so, then look no further! Come meet new friends, read new books, and enjoy lively conversation at your neighborhood library.

Family Arts & Crafts inspired by the stories that make us who we are. Join us as we create amazing, fun projects and crafts to take home! This is a recurring event and takes place on the second Saturday of each month.

This month we'll be reading

Join us as we create imaginary worlds, learn new art techniques, find inspiration in books, and connect with the world around us. Sundays together is a art and STEM focused weekly program for the whole family to enjoy.

Do you love to read and discuss books, but prefer to choose your own titles to read? If so, our genre book club is for you!

Feeling left behind in the digital age? This is the program for you! Learn basic computer skills - search for information, create documents, use email, find jobs, keep your personal information safe, and have fun online. Sign-up is required.

Confused about computers or the internet? Struggling with a job application or resume? Can't figure out how to download apps or books to your mobile device? We can help!

Use a cardboard loom to weave a colorful bracelet or bookmark! We've also invited a professional weaver who will bring a tabletop loom and demonstrate this creative craft!

Join us for an afternoon of scientific exploration! We provide the supplies and you provide the creativity and ingenuity. We feature a different project each month. Come feed your curiosity and explore your world at the Ronald J.

Let's get crafty! Join library staff for arts, crafts and fun. We’ll provide the space and supplies, you supply the creativity! We'll have different projects each month.

Are you struggling with finances? Could you use a little help understanding more about your credit score and how to build good credit? Do you want to learn the best ways to set up a budget?

As the snowflakes fall, chill and build with us! Exercise your curiosity and creativity as we play in an icy winter LEGO land!

Adventure awaits at the Del City Library! Join us every week as we explore new worlds, fight ferocious beasts, and complete quests for treasure, glory, and more! This program is open to all teens. No previous knowledge required.

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!

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.

Make new friends and give back to your community! Contact a librarian to join the Teen Service Team and collaborate on decorating, cleaning, and program support projects.

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

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.

Use a cardboard loom to weave a colorful bracelet or bookmark! We've also invited a professional weaver who will bring a tabletop loom and demonstrate this creative craft!

This is a recurring event that takes place on the first Tuesday of each month. Similar events take place at other locations.

Pop on into the Harrah Library for Bubble Science! In this messy and soapy program, we’ll teach children how to make their own bubble solution, bubble wands, and explain how bubbles form in a scientific way.

Do you want to be one of the best Pokémon trainers? Come meet other fans and bring your Pokémon cards to partake in some old school card trading and battling among other Pokémon-related activities.

We will be meeting at the Edmond Historical Society Museum while the Edmond Library is closed for renovations this winter. This is a new day and time. Chess Club for Kids - It's your move!

Join other LEGO fans to engineer some fun! Imagine, create, play, and learn as we build with LEGOs.

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.

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.

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

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

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.

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.

Youth ages 9-14 will learn coding and computer programming skills, and use those skills to create their own games and projects!

Chess sets may also be checked out for in-library use at any time by visiting the information desk. This is a recurring event and takes place every Friday. A similar club exists at multiple libraries.

Feeling lost in this age of technology? Need specialized computer assistance? We can help! During a 40 minute Individual Coaching Session, we will walk you through the skills needed to reach your goals.

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!

Want to be a more confident reader? Build "pawsitive" self-esteem and improve your reading skills while reading aloud to certified therapy dogs at the library.

Bored? Hang out with us at the library. Each Monday, we'll have some type of teen activity. It could be robotics and coding, arts and crafts, music, theatre, writing, or something else entirely!

Adults can improve their reading, spelling, and writing skills in this free class. The class meets twice a week on Mondays and Wednesdays and is coordinated by Community Literacy Centers (CLC).

Both beginning and advanced language learners can improve their English in this class made possible by the Community Literacy Centers.

If you're brand new to robotics and coding, this boot camp is for you! Spend an hour with us learning the basics of Dash and Dot robots (Ages 6-12) and LEGO Mindstorms EV3 robots (Ages 13-18).

Our series of free, public workshops is designed to open new vistas of creative exploration for writers of high-school age and older and to provide a fun and supportive environment for the development of their craft.

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

Adults can improve their reading, spelling, and writing skills in this free class. The class meets twice a week on Mondays and Wednesdays and is coordinated by Community Literacy Centers (CLC).

Both beginning and advanced language learners can improve their English in this class made possible by the Community Literacy Centers.

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.

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

Alzheimer's is not normal aging. It is a disease of the brain that causes problems with memory, thinking and behavior.

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

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

Skip the gym and dance to get slim in the new year! This high-energy class is set to upbeat music and features dance numbers choreographed by an instructor. You don't need to be a great dancer to feel welcome.

Join us at the Del City Library for Graphic Novel Book Club! If you are unfamiliar with the genre, a comic aficionado, or somewhere in between, come join us every 2nd Wednesday for dynamic conversation and astonishing activities.

No matter your level of experience there is something to gain from these all level classes. Yoga has numerous benefits, such as increased flexibility, improved muscle strength, increased blood flow, better posture, balance, and more!

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!