Upcoming Events

SAIL is a fitness program for older adults, which can be done sitting or standing. 
 

Capture the magic of transformation by turning a simple, single-color shape into a piece of art. Navigate an obstacle course filled with sensory challenges and imaginative play.

Please ensure you complete the essential paperwork provided for this event. If you have any questions or need clarification, we encourage you to contact us.

Your kids favorite program is returning. SLIME!

Join Inspyral Circus performers Kelsey Nicole and Kamrynn in a fun and engaging show about working together to achieve our goals.

Learn the art of Printmaking at the Library! 

For ages 6-11

Use bubbles and paint to create art in a unique way.

Program presented by the Oklahoma Science Museum. Capture the magic of transformation by turning a simple, single-color shape into a piece of art.

Program presented by the Oklahoma Science Museum. Come celebrate color and creativity with us!  We'll be making alcohol inks pool and flow on clear plastic to create vibrant bursts of color.

Program presented by the Oklahoma Science Museum. Join us for a discussion and hands-on demonstration to explore how color informs emotion and narrative.

Adventuring through table top role playing games! Learn teamwork, strategy, and leadership while weaving an intricate and engaging story.

Registration packet can be picked up at Eufaula Memorial Library. 

Art, friends, and a time to be creative are all a part of this Summer Program to help "Color Our World."  This week's project focuses on Wrinkle Art.  

A fun interactive early literacy program. Build language skills while enjoying stories, songs, and crafts to a new theme each week. 
 

Capture the magic of transformation by turning a simple, single-color shape into a piece of art. Navigate an obstacle course filled with sensory challenges and imaginative play.

Storytime for ages 2 and 3 years old.
 

'Walk with Ease' is an Arthritis Appropriate Evidence-Based Intervention (AAEBI.) This program teaches ways to manage your symptoms through simple, healthy movement and exercise which reduce the risk of falling among older adults.