Idabel Public Library

Idabel Public Library exterior photo

Location Details

Address:
103 E. Main Street
Idabel, OK. 74745

Directions:
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Branch Manager:

Linda Potts

Contact Information:

Phone: (580) 286-6406
Email: idabel@seolibraries.com
Fax: (866) 422-7994

Hours:

Mon-Thurs 9am-6pm
Fri: 9am-5pm
Sat: 9am-2pm

Upcoming Events

April Poetry Month Contest

All Day 4/1 - 4/30
Idabel Public Library
Library Branch: Idabel Public Library
Age Group: Adults
Program Type: Other
Event Details:
Poetry writing contest for adults 18 and older.  Poems need to be between 8-14 lines.  No limericks or haikus.  Turn in by noon on April 30th.  May be submitted by email or in person. ...

April Take and Make activity

All Day 4/1 - 4/30
Idabel Public Library
Library Branch: Idabel Public Library
Age Group: Adults
Event Details:
Available for the month of April, we have an Adult Take and Make craft of a Chinese Flower Vase.  Come in and pick up your kit beginning April 1st. ...

April Take and Make Activity Kit

All Day 4/1 - 4/30
Idabel Public Library
Library Branch: Idabel Public Library
Age Group: Children, Teens
Program Type: Arts & Crafts
Event Details:
Available for the week of April 5-13th we have a children's spring take and make craft.  Children will make a flower using crafts sticks and cupcake liners. ...

Closed for Memorial Day

All Day
Some Branches
Branches:
Arkoma Public Library, Broken Bow Public Library, Choctaw County Public Library, Coal County Public Library, Hartshorne Public Library, Heavener Public Library, Idabel Public Library, Latimer County Public Library, Mattie Terry Public Library, McAlester Public Library, Patrick Lynch Public Library, Spiro Public Library, Stigler Public Library, Talihina Public Library, Wister Public Library, Boswell Reading Center, McCurtain Reading Center, Pickens Reading Center, Quinton Reading Center, Red Oak Reading Center

About the Library

Idabel Public Library has served its community for over a century.  The library was founded in 1910 by the Pioneer Reading Club, in a borrowed corner of a local law office.  It then moved to a local insurance office where it stayed until 1947.  A new building was completed in 1947, with another new building built in 1976.  Finally, in 2010, we moved into a new multi-million-dollar 15,000 square foot facility, which we now call home. 

We offer a large number of programs for all ages, birth to 100.  Don’t miss our Friends of the Library Book Club!

We are supported by a wonderful Friends of the Library group that is always seeking new membership.  In addition to all of our other SEOLS service that the Idabel Library provides, we also offer notary service.