Event List

We'll explore the mesmerizing world of rheoscopic fluid and watch colors come to life! In this hands-on STEM program, participants will create and explore swirling, shimmering liquids that reveal the hidden movement of water and light.

If you like to crochet, sew, quilt, do needlework and etc. come down to the library for 2 hours of fun and fellowship.   If you don't know how come on down anyway and they can teach you.  

Get ready for a colorful, creative adventure. Kids will have a blast rolling marbles through paint to create one-of-a-kind masterpieces. This hands-on activity encourages creativity, fine motor skills, and a little bit of messy fun!

FUN! FUN! FUN! FUN! FUN! 

You might believe that crayons can only be used for traditional art, but we're about to explore a new technique: creating art by melting them! Join us in crafting your masterpiece using just crayons, a hairdryer and your creativity.

In this fun and relaxing craft session  we’ll make beautiful String Mandalas and God's Eyes (Ojo de Dios). These traditional yarn crafts are easy to learn.

In this hands-on STEAM program, children will explore the art and science of cyanotypes—sun-powered prints made using light-sensitive paper.

Explore the hot and cold water density experiment! Learn how water acts differently at different temperatures. Watch how these temperature changes create interesting movements in the water. This experiment is a fun way to understand science!

Shutter Vibes: Color Pop!

A Teen Photography Series

This week, we’re creating Chromatic Slime—a fun, colorful, and squishy slime that changes hues! Get ready to mix vibrant colors and enjoy a hands-on, sensory experience.

This week the 5th grade will come to the library and Sherri Gordon will do an Abstract Picasso Rabbit Painting with the children.   Sure to be an hour of fun.

Get creative with color at the library! Kids will use tissue paper painting to create beautiful, watercolor-like artwork by layering and blending vibrant tissue paper. Join us for a fun, hands-on art experience!

Toddlers will be making a "rain spout" for the spider to hide in after being read the story.  

Relax, recharge, and express your creativity in this mindful art workshop for adults. Participants will create beautiful mandala designs on natural wood slices using paint pens and guided techniques.

🎨 Little Picassos: Velocity Painting Fun! 🖌️💨

Join us and create a hands-on project where art and technology collide! In this edition of Art Lab, participants will craft "glowing" masterpieces while learning basic circuit principles.

ARTIST - Choctaw Artist Cal Lawrence will be own hand and will have a painting masterclass showing teens how to do a little painting on a canvas.  Come on down and join us.  Sure to be an hour of fun.

The public library's adult board games program offers a nostalgic and engaging escape. Participants enjoy an array of strategic and classic games, fostering camaraderie and mental stimulation.

Join us and create a hands-on project where art and technology collide! In this edition of Art Lab, participants will craft "glowing" masterpieces while learning basic circuit principles.

Join us for a fun and interactive storytime at the library! After enjoying a delightful story, children will have the chance to create their own self-portrait, using their creativity to bring their unique personalities to life through art.

The kids will be making a colorful cloud streamer that they can hang up and watch the streamers blow in the wind.

Join us for a fun and interactive storytime at the library! After enjoying a delightful story, children will have the chance to create their own self-portrait, using their creativity to bring their unique personalities to life through art.

In this hands-on STEAM program, children will explore the art and science of cyanotypes—sun-powered prints made using light-sensitive paper.

Get ready for a colorful, hands-on art adventure! In Balloon Bop Art, young artists will use small balloons as painting tools to create vibrant and playful works of art.