Week Calendar

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.

Yoga taught by Shanna

Registration packet can be picked up at Eufaula Memorial Library. 

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

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

Beginner/Refresher Line Dance is back! This class is perfect for those who want to learn new routines in a live setting and improve their line dancing skills.

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

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

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

Today's storytime will be about pugs. We have special guests Henry and Butter joining us.

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

Create your own art masterpiece using books as your inspiration. 

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

Make your own hot air balloon.

Storytime for ages 2 and 3 years old.
 

English as a Second Language Class is available for adults 18 and over.

Enrollment is limited.  To enroll and for more information contact Penny Chastain at 918-682-6657 X 112.

Join Kristal Smith, certified yogi, for our children's yoga class. These classes will include age-appropriate yoga and movement, including breathing, poses, games, music, relaxation, meditation, and more.

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

Adults only

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

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

Join us for some messy fun to close out our summer. Slime wars, slime making, foam party, and water play.

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

They bring the music.

They bring the fun and games.

They bring the FOAM CANNON! 

Join Tulsa Balloons at the library for our Summer Reading Foam Finale Party!

Calling all seniors! Come play Nintendo Switch bowling on the big screen! Never played video bowling before? Never fear, it's easy! And seriously FUN. Join us and freshen up your bowling skills in a new way!  

Join author and Will Rogers Interpreter, Bart Taylor, as he shares his love of the "Cherokee Kid" and teaches us a few roping tricks as well! Please register if you'd like to attend.

Storytime for children ages 3 to 5 years old. 
 

Calling all seniors! Come play Nintendo Switch bowling on the big screen! Never played video bowling before? Never fear, it's easy! And seriously FUN. Join us and freshen up your bowling skills in a new way!  

OBI Blood Drive. Walk-ins are welcome! 

Come join us as we play Pokémon, trade cards, and have some snacks. 

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.

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.  

All are welcome to join in playing Mexican Train Dominoes! 

Do you need old post office information?

Do you have picnic recipes from you great grandma?

Are you trying to find obituaries?

Come share your questions and answers with other genealogy hunters.

Weekly DND game for ages 13-17.

While truant from school, young siblings Jeremy and Jemima meet the beautiful Truly Scrumptious, who falls for their widowed father, Caractacus Potts, and his various oddball inventions, including the family's noisy rebuilt car, Chitty Chitty Bang

Looking for a cool way to beat the summer heat? Come join us Mondays at 2 PM for a fun-filled movie experience that's perfect for the whole family! Best of all, it's FREE and includes complimentary popcorn!

Join author and Will Rogers interpreter, Bart Taylor, as he shares his love of the "Cherokee Kid" and teaches us a few roping tricks, as well!

A regular meeting for the practice of Tai Chi requires completion of previous Tai Chi class.

Yoga for adults. This is part of a health literacy grant provided by the Oklahoma Department of Libraries with Federal funding from the Institute of Museum and Library Services.

Join us to celebrate your reading accomplishments! We will have snacks, games, and TONS of fun!

Beginning Crochet starts at 2:00

Crochet Club begins at 3:00. 

Weekly DND for young adults. 

Bring your friends and family for an afternoon of splashes, laughs, and friendly competition. Compete in activities like water balloon toss, relay races, and target throws. Don't forget your towel and sunscreen—it's going to be a blast!

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

Get creative with us as we upcycle and make disco ball planters!

Teens of all levels of experience can enjoy a fun Dungeons and Dragons adventure! Beginners are welcome. Snacks provided.

Stop by the library and check out the completed books of this year's authors.

Get ready for an obstacle course inside the library.  Can you cross the crocodile-infested water, crawl through a dark tunnel filled with bugs, and jump on the correct colors to cross the canyon?

Nettie Adame will be teaching Zumba. Please call 918-427-6703 to register.

Kids age 6 - 11 will experience science, technology, engineering and math while having fun.

Join us for a fun summertime activity-- Legos, arts, crafts, STEM activities, and more! 

Chill out before the end of summer. Come make a craft, play a game, or just hangout!

Kids age 6 - 11 will experience science, technology, engineering and math while having fun.

Today we will experimenting with yeast and sugar.

This is it! The final event of the summer reading program: the end of summer party! Dress for your favorite adventure: superhero, camping, Olympics, pirate or whatever you want! We will have games, snacks and prizes.

Cherokee language classes.

Create a Mason Jar Terrariums.

Come make a new craft every month with us. We provide the supplies. Call or come by to register. 

In July we're making beautiful paper mache lanterns that you can use to decorate your home or give as a unique gift.
All supplies will be provided and no registration is required.

Celebrate the end of the Adult Summer Reading Program with a fun evening of bingo and snacks! 
Whether you're a bingo enthusiast or new to the game, everyone is guaranteed to win lots of books! 

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!

What would it mean if you knew the medicine you needed grew just outside?
Herbal remedies and medical science meet for a health-empowering event. Join us as we uncover the secret lore of the medicinal Oklahoma plants growing wild around us!

OSU Extension Program.  Hands-on Program, all about where a cheeseburger comes from.  

"Cherokee Nation: A History of Resilience" is free and open to the public with registration. Participants will be presented with a certificate of completion at the end of the class.

Join The Muskogee Public Library's Genealogy Department on July 30th for Trivia Night! 45 questions, varying levels of difficulty, all pertaining to Video Games! Prizes for the top 3 teams! You game? 

Adults 18 and over are invited to come and present their original poems.

Join in on the discussion! This month we will be talking about the novel, The Killers of the Flower Moon.

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