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Dungeon crawler Carl by Matt DinnimanJoin Coast Guard vet Carl and his ex-girlfriend's cat, Princess Donut, as they try to survive the end of the world—or just get to the next level—in a video game-like, trap-filled fantasy dungeon. A dungeon that’s actually the set of a reality television show with countless viewers across the galaxy. Exploding goblins. Magical potions. Deadly, drug-dealing llamas. This ain’t your ordinary game show. — Kimberly, Engagement Specialist, Community Libraries |
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Great big beautiful life by Emily HenryAvery, eager to break free from her uptight ways, turns to notorious flirt Taylor for lessons in confidence, but as their connection deepens, both must face their growing feelings and the risks of falling for each other. — Anna, Outreach Librarian, Outreach & Engagement Services |
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Some murders in Berlin by Karen RobardsSeptember 1943: Berlin is the heart of darkness—and the last place Dr. Elin Lund wishes to be. An expert in psychological profiling, she’s been summoned from Copenhagen to investigate the gruesome murders of eight young women. Even in the midst of unspeakable evil, these killings stand apart. And with her homeland now under Nazi occupation and a young son to protect, Elin can’t refuse such a request. — Emily, Engagement Specialist, Warr Acres Library |
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Drawing on decades of experience covering the global economy, award-winning journalist Peter S. Goodman profiles five representative "Davos Men"—members of the billionaire class—chronicling how their shocking exploitation of the global pandemic has hastened a fifty-year trend of wealth centralization.
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Grand Budapest HotelWhen the oldest and richest patron of a legendary hotel in the Alps turns up dead, her greedy son is shocked to find she has left the concierge a priceless Renaissance painting and stops at nothing to frame him for her death. — Jessica, Librarian, Southern Oaks Library |
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Parks and recreationFollows the antics of an Indiana town's public officials as they pursue sundry projects to make their city a better place. — Sarah, Access Specialist, Midwest City Library |
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Doctor WhoThe Doctor and his companion Donna Noble travel around the universe and through time to battle Daleks and other evil aliens. — Kassy, Librarian, Northwest Library |
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Make Your Own Comic Strip
Wednesday, July 9,
3:00 PM
Choctaw Library
Participants will learn the process of creating a comic strip with characters, story ideas, and layouts. Been a longtime fan of favorites like Peanuts, Garfield, and Calvin & Hobbes? Now you can make your own!
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Balloon Art for Beginners
Thursday, July 10,
10:00 AM
Midwest City Library
Join our local Bricktown clowns as we learn the basics of balloon art. Animals & beyond!
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Get Gardening: Sensory Gardens
Thursday, July 10,
6:30 PM
Edmond Library
Let's get gardening! In this program we will discuss why sensory gardens are a wonderful way for people of all abilities to experience the therapeutic benefits of the outdoors, what plants can engage each of our senses, and ideas for designing your own sensory garden.
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Visible Mending with Oklahoma Contemporary
Saturday, July 12,
2:00 PM
Bethany Library
Participants will learn how to mend holes in clothing using stitches meant to be seen. Bring one woven (non-stretchy) item with you to mend, like a pair of jeans with a hole.
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Take-Home Tuesday: Bleeding Tissue Paper
Tuesday, July 15,
9:00 AM
Del City Library
Drop into the library to pick up your supplies for Bleeding Tissue Paper Art! In this kit you'll have everything you need to create a fun, colorful masterpiece!
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Gelli Printing
Tuesday, July 15,
2:00 PM
Capitol Hill Library
Learn a hands-on printmaking technique at your local library. Inspired by Edgar Heap of Birds text-base prints currently on view at Oklahoma Contemporary. Gelli plate printing is a versatile printmaking method perfect for beginners and experienced artists alike. Discover the transformative power of printmaking while engaging with themes of identity, history, and place through this immersive artistic experience.
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License Plate Design Take-Home Kit
Wednesday, July 16,
9:00 AM
Warr Acres Library
Inspired by the powerful text-based works of Oklahoma-based artist, Edgar Heap of Birds, and his exhibit HONOR SONG at the Oklahoma Contemporary Arts Center, this activity transforms a blank license plate into a meaningful art piece by selecting four words that evoke emotion, using stickers to spell them out, and then applying layers of acrylic paint with a brayer. Once the stickers are peeled away, the words remain in white, creating a striking contrast against the painted surface, echoing Heap of Birds’ signature “wall lyrics.”
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Computer Keys: Unlocking the Power of Generative AI
Saturday, July 19,
10:00 AM
Downtown Library
Generative AI is transforming how we create, from writing to art and beyond. In this hands-on session for beginners and AI novices, you’ll learn how to use generative AI tools to bring your ideas to life. Explore practical applications for school, work, and personal projects, and get creative with AI-driven content creation.
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Black Light Painting
Wednesday, July 23,
6:00 PM
Midwest City Library
Come and show off your artist side with some neon painting, have some fun, and enjoy some music while we paint!
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Pop and Paint
Thursday, July 24,
6:00 PM
Southern Oaks Library
Join us as we paint a delightful citrus painting and sample some local sodas.
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Color Your Canvas
Saturday, July 26,
1:30 PM
Village Library
Join us for a fun and relaxing guided painting experience! Our skilled instructor will walk you through creating your own masterpiece step by step, even if you've never picked up a paintbrush before. All materials are provided, including canvas, paints, and brushes. Enjoy a supportive, encouraging atmosphere while discovering your inner artist.
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Summer Reading Program
Our Summer Reading Program (June 1-July 31) is open to ALL ages, from pre-readers to adults, so sign up today for a chance to win some great prizes this summer!
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Friends of the Library Summer Book SaleJoin us at the Friends of the Library Summer Book Sale at the Oklahoma State Fairgrounds Hobby, Arts & Crafts Building Saturday, August 9 through Sunday, August 10 from 9am-5pm. The sale is free and open to the public.
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