Event List

Slow down, get inspired, and celebrate National Haiku Poetry Day with us 📝🌸

From telehealth visits to fitness trackers, technology is changing the way we care for our health. Learn how to use apps and devices to stay informed and connected.

Has your for-you-page and newsfeeds been filled with new line dances?? Do you find yourself wishing you had someone to teach you those dances? Come by the library and let a certified fitness dance instructor teach you! 

Once you are all ready to go, set the bottom of the Easter egg on the ground and fill it with water. Drop in 1-2 Alka-Seltzer tablets and quickly fasten the top half of the Easter egg on top. Step back and watch what happens!

Unwind, socialize, and create in our Adult Crochet Program, where beginners and seasoned stitchers alike learn new techniques, swap tips, and turn simple yarn into one‑of‑a‑kind treasures.

Go on an enchanted, guided quest and battle other players in this role playing game.
Adults play at 10 AM
Teens play at 3 PM

Teens Silent Library is a fun, low-talking challenge program inspired by the popular format. Participants will complete a series of quiet, silly, and creative challenges while trying to keep straight faces and follow library rules.

Celebrate National Poetry Month with a hands-on, creative twist! Teens and tweens will fold colorful paper into small pockets, then write or choose a favorite poem to tuck inside.

Jacqueline Taylor, of the Choctaw Nation will demonstrate how to make a Ribbon Skirt.

Keep up with the times in a lively discussion about what's happening in your world. This month we'll discuss ways we can be proactive and protect Mother Earth.

Spend an evening uncovering your family history at our Genealogy Lock-In! Dive into research, explore records, and discover stories about your ancestors in a fun, relaxed, and collaborative setting.

This month, our Digital Navigator Heather will be discussing Technology for Wellness. From telehealth visits to fitness trackers, technology is changing the way we care for our health.

Hannah Wetzel with OSU Extension will be joining to show us how to make Farmers' Cheese from scratch at home. 

Go on an enchanted, guided quest and battle other players in this role playing game.
Adults play at 10 AM
Teens play at 3 PM

In this Timely Traditions meeting, we will discuss how to incorporate whole foods into our diet to improve our overall health!

Has your for-you-page and newsfeeds been filled with new line dances?? Do you find yourself wishing you had someone to teach you those dances? Come by the library and let a certified fitness dance instructor teach you! 

Unwind, socialize, and create in our Adult Crochet Program, where beginners and seasoned stitchers alike learn new techniques, swap tips, and turn simple yarn into one‑of‑a‑kind treasures.

Basic Photography is a beginner-friendly introduction to the art and craft of taking great photos.

Your ticket to bold, beautiful art inspired by the iconic style of Erik Abel. Think rich colors, clean graphic lines, and a whole lot of bear energy.

Do you need the perfect gift for mom for Mother's Day? We've got you covered!

Severe weather can happen quickly in Oklahoma 🌪️ Join us for Weather Safety with KTC to learn how to stay prepared and protect your family.

Northern Light Watercolor is where color goes wild. Inspired by the electric blues, greens, and purples of the aurora borealis, this program teaches you to let watercolor do what it does best — flow, bloom, and surprise you.

Capture your summer memories like a pro. Learn tips for taking better photos, simple editing tricks, and fun ways to share your stories digitally.

The library is partnering with the OSU Extension Office to have a Friday discussion group to talk community events. This will be part of the Oklahoma Home and Community Education for McCurtain County. Come on down to the library and check it out.