Upcoming Events

SAIL (Staying Active and Independent for Life), is a an exercise program developed by the OU Health Sciences Center to help promote long and active lives for individuals.  The program provides a combination of aerobic, balance, strength and s

Join us for a relaxing two hours of crochet, knitting, embroidery, or any handicraft you enjoy! Bring your current project or start something new in the company of fellow crafters. All skill levels welcome—beginners included! 

Little hands will turn into beautiful spring flowers in this bright and happy craft! Toddlers will use their handprints to create colorful blooms while squishing, patting, and painting their way to fun.

FUN! FUN! FUN! FUN! FUN! 

Join us for a high-energy, fun free-for-all gaming session where everyone can jump in and play. No teams, no pressure—just non-stop action, friendly competition, and loads of laughs.

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

Join Ms Robin as she reads stories and leads your little ones in a craft to take home.

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.

Create a storm—no forecast required! In this hands-on lab, tweens and teens will model real atmospheric processes by building a rain cloud in a jar.

Have you ever wondered how to turn a tiny seed into a thriving garden? Now’s your chance to learn from the best!

Join us for Gaming Hour at the Library with Gaming Warriors, where fun, strategy, and creativity come together!

Play, compete, and have fun with the Nintendo Switch or the Xbox One. All ages welcome—try multiplayer games, solo adventures, and discover new favorites in a friendly, screen-safe space.

Put on your lab coat and share your curiosity at the 4th Annual Library Science Fair! 🔬✨ Students from kindergarten through 12th grade are invited to showcase their science projects in a fun, supportive environment.

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! 

Refresh your skills this spring! If you’ve always wanted to learn to knit but didn’t know where to start, this class is for you. Each month, you’ll learn new stitches and create bright, handmade items perfect for the season.

Toddler Tales will be for children aged birth to 5 years of age.  During this time, we will sing, play and read stories to help promote a love of reading and practice those gross and fine motor skills necessary for this age group to develop.&

 Building camaraderie and community spirit through exercise to prioritize health and well-being.

SAIL (Staying Active and Independent for Life), is a an exercise program developed by the OU Health Sciences Center to help promote long and active lives for individuals.  The program provides a combination of aerobic, balance, strength and s

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.

Teens will get to play games using cards. This will be a fun and all teens are invited to attend.  Snacks will be served. Check us out!  Calling all Planeswalkers!

The public library offers a dynamic senior fitness program, fostering health and community engagement. Tailored for seniors, it combines low-impact exercises, flexibility training, and social activities.

Book Bugs is getting sweet with some springtime fun! Little readers will enjoy a themed storytime, followed by a hands-on craft where they’ll create their own strawberries to celebrate the season.

Join us for an hour of moving and grooving with a little mingle in the middle.  Tuesday and Thursday are exercise days at the library.   Libraries aren’t just for reading — they’re for moving, too!

"Mother Goose & Me" is an interactive program for children aged 3 and under. This program nurtures early literacy skills through stories, nursery rhymes, finger-plays, songs, music, movement, and engaging activities.