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Due to the OKC Thunder Champions Parade, the Ronald J. Norick Downtown Library will be closed all day on Tuesday, 6/24/2025. GO THUNDER!

Women's History Month

Women's History Month at Metro Library.

March is Women's History Month

Join us throughout March for a series of engaging events that highlight the creativity, resilience and impact of women throughout history. Whether you're crafting, reading, solving puzzles or exploring history, there's something for everyone!

Upcoming Events

Pride Candle Take Home Kit

All Day 6/23–6/27
All Ages, Kids, Teens, Adults
Midwest City Library
Library Branch: Midwest City Library
Room: Online + Curbside (Midwest City)
Age Group: All Ages, Kids, Teens, Adults
Program Type: Arts & Crafts
Event Description:

Celebrate Pride Month and express yourself with this Pride Candle kit! You will learn about the different pride flags, what they mean, and how to recreate them as a candle. Kit includes everything needed to make a 6oz candle.

Design a Journal Cover

10:00am–11:30am
Teens, Adults
Warr Acres Library
Registration Required
Library Branch: Warr Acres Library
Room: Meeting Room A (Warr Acres)
Age Group: Teens, Adults
Program Type: Arts & Crafts, Cultural Experiences, DIY & Hobbies, Health & Wellness
Registration Required
Event Description:

Journal Cover

 

 

 

Banned Book Club For Parents and Adults

10:00am–11:00am
Adults
Ralph Ellison Library
Registration Required
Library Branch: Ralph Ellison Library
Room: Meeting Room B (Ralph Ellison)
Age Group: Adults
Program Type: Book Clubs
Registration Required
Event Description:

Book Bans are happening all around the country, but why? What in these books are so concerning? Let's read and discuss! All adults are welcome, whether you are a parent or not. 

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In My Grandmother's Footsteps

The War Diary of Klara Mehlich Seuffert, 1940-1944

Join us this Women's History Month for a conversation with Clare Westmacott as she discusses "And Now I Am Alone," the upcoming memoir of her grandmother's diary and experiences during World War II.

Read Klara's Diary

On December 10, 1940, the day when her elder son was forced into war, Klara Mehlich Seuffert began to write a diary. The diary is being published online allowing the entries to be read exactly 80 years after they were written by Klara.

Black and white photo of Clare Westmacott (left) and her grandmother Klara (right).

Clare Westmacott (left) and her grandmother Klara (right) at Clare's wedding. Photo courtesy of Clare Westmacott