Week Calendar

Register for your Pokémon passport for our 2nd annual Pokémon Downtown Scavenger Hunt. Pick up rules and participating businesses' addresses.

Need assistance filing for unemployment, building a resume or finding a job?
OESC reps will be on hand at the Delaware County Library, every Tuesday from 9AM-12PM to assist job seekers & employers.

Register for your Pokémon passport for our 2nd annual Pokémon Downtown Scavenger Hunt. Pick up rules and participating businesses' addresses.

Chair Exercise:  Grab Your Chair and Get Movin'  Light movemnt in working your core and muscle groups.  Chairs are provided.  

Register for your Pokémon passport for our 2nd annual Pokémon Downtown Scavenger Hunt. Pick up rules and participating businesses' addresses.

Register for your Pokémon passport for our 2nd annual Pokémon Downtown Scavenger Hunt. Pick up rules and participating businesses' addresses.

Registration packet can be picked up at Eufaula Memorial Library. 

Low impact exercise to help with balance and mobility as you age. Free of charge.

Storytime makes learning fun! Storytimes act as an integral part of early literacy education by introducing young children to books, rhymes, music, and other literacy-based activities. Ages 5 and under

Storytime for babies and their caregivers.

For babies birth to 24 months. 

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

Visit the library for a space adventure. We will have viewing equipment designed to look at sun spots. Other solar activities will also be available.

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

Creative story time with shared read aloud and follow-up activity. 
 

Using only spare parts make your own creation to take home.

Get ready for a squishy, colorful, and absolutely adorable art adventure at our Squishmallow Paint-Along! Participants will leave with their very own Squishmallow painting, perfect for decorating their rooms or giving as a special gift.

Make your own planet with a ping pong ball and an LED tea light.

Adults only

Sheila Reynolds will be leading us through the basics of watercolor.

Introduce your child to the joys and culture of reading in a fun and positive environment! Storytime introduces children ages 0-4 to books, rhymes, music, and other literacy-based activities.

Join Mrs Brandi for stories, games, and fun!

Low impact exercise to help with balance and mobility as you age. Free of charge.

Join Kristal Smith at the Hulbert Community Library for a healthier, more mindful summer as she leads a Friday morning chair yoga class. Yoga is for everyone regardless of health, age, physical limitations, etc.

Storytime makes learning an adventure! Storytimes act as an integral part of early literacy education by introducing young children to books, rhymes, music and other literacy-based activities. Ages 5 and under.

The Tulsa Zoo will be at the library gazebo with animals and education.

Come hear experts from Tulsa Zoo present about different animals from around the world.

Local certified yoga instructor Keri Combs presents Yoga for Kids! These classes are for boys and girls ages 6-11. Children are encouraged to bring their own mats, but a few will be available if needed. Please register if you'd like to attend.

Join the Tulsa Zoo as we explore the amazing world of animals and learn how they each have different behavioral, physical, and life cycle adaptations to survive in their environment.

Defend yourself from a horde of ferocious dragons in this engineering based program for children. Create, build, and test your own anti-dragon defense system against a variety of dragon hides.

Adventure Presented by Oklahoma City Science Museum.  The greatest adventures can be found in your favorite stories and this program is full of STEAM activities inspired by them.

Join us as our local game wardens come to teach us about our local wildlife and what they do as game wardens.

Join us for a special Summer edition of Storytime just for school age children!

Join us on Feature Fridays for a film, popcorn and a drink!

GED Social Studies class is available for adults 18 and over in-person and online from 12:00 p.m.-2:00 p.m. each Tuesday.

Enrollment is limited. Contact Penny Chastain to enroll and for more information.

Join us for a drop-in Mobile Art Lab Program by Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art and The Momentary. All ages will create works of art guided by a talented artist, inspired by the Exquisite Creatures exhibit.

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

Adults 18 and over are welcome to attend.  Enrollment is limited.  Contact Penny Chastain at 918-682-6657 or pchastain@eols.org to enroll and for more information.

Chair Exercise:  Grab Your Chair and Get Movin'—Light movement in working your core and muscle groups.  Chairs are provided.  

Come spend an afternoon with Tusla Zoo! 

Play Mexican Train dominoes every Tuesday at the library!

Teens,

Call 918-427-6703 to register. Once capacity is reached, we will be having an overflow date on Tuesday June 25th.

Representatives will be available to discuss emerging drug trends, mental health resources, and substance use treatment referrals.

Teens and adults are invited to join us for a fantastic afternoon of creativity and fun as we make snails with hand-painted shells. All supplies are provided. 

Learn how ice cream is made in a very hands-on way, using household supplies. 

Andie Bergstrom, an astronaut eagerly awaiting her first trip to space, runs a summer camp for teenagers with her NASA-employed husband, Zach. One night during an engine test, Andie and four teenage campers are accidentally shot into space.

Test your instincts against a perilous adventure of the type only found in stories. This otherworldly program will be a combination of games, survival tasks, and other adventurous fun.

Join the Tulsa Zoo as we explore the amazing world of animals and learn how they each have different behavioral, physical, and life cycle adaptations to survive in their environment.

Eufaula Memorial Library will be having their monthly adult book club at the Jim Lucas Checotah Public Library. The book to be read this month is Those Who Saved Us by Jenna Blum.

Get ready for a squishy, colorful, and absolutely adorable art adventure at our Squishmallow Paint-Along! Participants will leave with their very own Squishmallow painting, perfect for decorating their rooms or giving as a special gift.

S.T.E.A.M. = Science. Technology. Engineering. Art. Math.

Join us for fun and educational activities for kids ages 5-11! Space is limited, so please register if you would like to attend.

Enjoy an afternoon movie with us!

Kids ages 8-18 are invited to take paper circuits to the next level! We will be making campfire badges and powering them up with lights! What an adventure!

Join us for some fun arts and crafts! We hope to see you there!

Kick up your heels and dance your trouble away with Donna Kilpatrick at our line dancing classes! Every Friday in June at 2pm.

We'll be using H/8-5.oomm hooks
Yarn provided but hooks are limited
All skill levels welcome
Sign up by calling
918-427-6703

Turn a mason jar into your own personal mini garden!

Learn how to contra dance!

The Scissortail Traditional Dance Society will be here to teach you the steps to get ready for the big dance (on June 29th). It's a fun activity for the whole family!

Teens and adults ages 11+ are welcome to join us for this jewelry-making class that combines sea glass and metal wire to create works of art. Please register if you'd like to attend.

Program presented by Oklahoma City Science Museum; Test your instincts against a perilous adventure of the type only found in stories.  This otherworldly program will be a combination of games, survival tasks, and other adventurous fun.

Creative story time with shared read aloud and follow-up activity. 
 

Make your own constellation coaster set.

Josiah is back! This time we are going to learn how to safely forage in the wild, what not to touch, and be mindful when we take anything for ourselves. 

Learn how ice cream is made in a very hands-on way, using household supplies. 

Spend 8 weeks writing your own book. Each participant will write, edit, and illustrate their book. At the end of the summer, they will be able to share their books at the author meet and greet at the library.

These weekly classes consist of wellness and cultural lessons or demonstrations. This week we will be making TBD

Heather Winn from OSU Ext. Center will be teaching on home canning and food preservation. She can also check your pressure canner and test the gauge, if needed. 

Paint along with a step by step video. All supplies included. Registration required.

Cherokee language classes.

Come join the Teen Advisory Group and be a part of planning events you want to attend!
 

On your farm, or in your backyard, learn the basics of keeping bees! Presented by OSU Extension.

Muskogee Public Library presents in this coming-of-age film set in the summer of 1962, a new kid is taken under the wings of a young baseball prodigy and his rowdy team, resulting in many adventures, from a trip to the local pool, a night at the f

Come Learn how to grow delicious oyster mushrooms at home using freezer safe plastic bags!

Join us for a fun come & go workshop where you'll design your own journal using the free website Canva. 

Learn the Lore, Harvest Your Health
with InnerVectorNaturopaths.com
 

In D&D, each player creates a heroic character to represent them in the game: this might be a skilled fighter, a devout cleric, a deadly rogue, a spellcasting wizard, or something else entirely!

Join us as we build our community garden. 

Currently a Girl Scout of interested in becoming one, join us for this library co-hosted event to have fun and earn a new badge. 

Program Presented by Oklahoma City Science Museum. Prepare to be spooked and have your wits and logic put to the test in this horror adventure game full of challenges inspired by STEM and real-world forensic techniques.

Spend the night enjoying the Depot Green with live music and a family-friendly atmosphere.  Please stop by the Muskogee Public Library's table for an extra entry into our Summer Reading Raffle. 

English as a Second Language Class is available for adults 18 and over. All levels are welcome to attend.