Event List

Bethany Book Club is here! The club meets the last Tuesday of every month, from 11:00 am to 12:00 pm. 

January's Book is Typewriter Beach by Meg Waite Clayton.

February's Book is Erasure by Percival Everett.

Children ages 1-18 are invited to enjoy a meal from 12-1:30 p.m. at Ralph Ellison Library.

Meals are provided by Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma's Summer Feeding Program.

Become a Paleontologist and dig up your own Dinosaurs in this fun hands-on activity! We have some 'prehistoric eggs' to crack open and discover what dinosaurs are inside!

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.

Children will create playful, three-dimensional dinosaur sculptures using cardboard templates and a wide variety of colorful materials.

Bring the West to life with Cookie the Chuckwagon Cook, for a special reading from two of his favorite books. Hear the tales and exciting adventures about the people, animals and places of the American West!

Dig up an old craft with Perler Beads! Small plastic beads that you put on a peg board and when you're finished melt with an iron. We will be making dinosaurs! Patterns will be available and ready for you!

Join us for Teen Test Kitchen, a monthly hands-on cooking program where we'll learn how to make easy, delicious snacks using simple tools that you already have at home.  No cooking experience needed.

Looking to improve your English speaking skills? Join us at the Jones Library and practice ESL through conversation!

This class continues our gardening series. Welcome to the most rewarding time of the year, the beginning of harvest time! While some of your plants might not be ready yet, your garden should start putting out its first fruits!

Do you love graphic novels, but don't have anyone else to talk to about them? Have you never read a graphic novel before and don't know where to start?

Children will create playful, three-dimensional dinosaur sculptures using cardboard templates and a wide variety of colorful materials.

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

Join us as we read stories, sing songs, play, and move and groove. Littles will naturally gain pre literacy skills as they have fun. Caretakers will have the opportunity to connect with other adults. And magical experiences will be had by all.

Join us  as we read stories, sing songs, play, and move and groove. Littles will naturally gain pre literacy skills as they have fun. Caretakers will have the opportunity to connect with other adults.

Children ages 1-18 are invited to enjoy a meal from 12-1:30 p.m. at Ralph Ellison Library.

Meals are provided by Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma's Summer Feeding Program.

How do dinosaur fossils get from the ground to an exhibit at a museum?

Mad Science experiments for the whole family!

Back again! Stop by Southern Oaks Library in the Children's area to work with a volunteer on completing your summer reading challenge! 

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Have you always wanted to explore creative writing but never had the chance? Are you looking for a supportive community of writers with whom you can share your work?

Adults, come join us in making a necklace using chainmail rings! We will be capturing marbles within the chainmail. You will learn about how chainmail was used historically, and its current form in which jewelry can be made.