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The Incandescent by Emily TeshDoctor Walden is the Director of Magic at Chetwood School and one of the most powerful magicians in England. Her days consist of meetings, teaching A-Level Invocation to four talented, chaotic sixth formers, more meetings, and securing the school's boundaries from demonic incursions. It's her responsibility to keep her school with its six hundred students and centuries-old legacy safe. And it's possible the entity Walden most needs to keep her school safe from is herself. — Eva, Librarian, Downtown Library |
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My Friends by Fredrik BackmanAn unforgettably funny, deeply moving tale of four teenagers whose friendship creates a bond so powerful that it changes a complete stranger's life twenty-five years later. — Robin, Librarian, Edmond Library |
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— Elicia, Assistant Library Manager, Southern Oaks Library |
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The Third Gilmore Girl: A Memoir by Kelly BishopA memoir from award-winning actress Kelly Bishop, spanning her six decades in show business from Broadway to Hollywood with A Chorus Line, Dirty Dancing, Gilmore Girls, and much more. — Katie, Library Manager, Del City Library |
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The Penguin LessonsInspired by the true story of a disillusioned Englishman who went to work in a school in Argentina in 1976. Expecting an easy ride, Tom discovers a divided nation and a class of unteachable students. However, after he rescues a penguin from an oil-slicked beach, his life is turned upside-down. — Ann, Librarian, Ralph Ellison Library |
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Good Girl's Guide to MurderFive years ago, popular student Andie Bell went missing from the tiny town of Little Kilton. Three days later, boyfriend Sal sent a text confessing to Andie's murder and killed himself. But questions about the case have always lingered and smart and single-minded Pip is convinced of Sal's innocence. Now she's going to prove it. Teaming up with Sal's brother Ravi, Pip questions old friends and follows long-buried leads. It isn't long before the two discover shaky alibis and sordid secrets. The town is on edge. Pip is in danger. And time is running out. — Kadey, Outreach Librarian, Outreach and Engagement |
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YellowjacketsA high school girls soccer team become the lone survivors of a plane crash in the Canadian wilderness. — Heather, Virtual Librarian, Central Information Services |
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Choctaw Social Dance Demonstration
Saturday, November 8,
11:00 AM
Downtown Library
A dance group from the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma will be presenting traditional styles of Choctaw dance in the Downtown Library atrium. All ages are welcome!
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Women Veterans in History
Saturday, November 8,
2:00 PM
Southern Oaks Library
Join us for an engaging presentation with a speaker from the Oklahoma Women Veterans Organization. Explore the history of women in military service from World War II to today. Discover the unique challenges they have faced, and overcome, through the decades. Learn about their stories, their reasons for serving, and how their experiences connect to those of all veterans.
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Oklahoma Originals: Te Ata
Saturday, November 8,
2:00 PM
Ralph Ellison Library
Mary Frances Thompson Fisher better known as Te Ata was a renowned Chickasaw storyteller, actress, and cultural ambassador. Her legacy was dedication to preserving and sharing Native American traditions and stories with audiences across the world. Attendees will have an opportunity to learn more about Te Ata, participate in activities and crafts facilitated by the Chickasaw Cultural Center, and will take home a book featuring Te Ata published by the museum's I am Oklahoma Children's Series funded by the Allied Arts.
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Apple Pie Time: Family Edition
Sunday, November 9,
2:00 PM
Capitol Hill Library
Celebrate the season with a sweet family tradition! Join us for an afternoon of apple pie fun where kids and grown-ups can roll up their sleeves together. We’ll explore simple baking activities, and enjoy the cozy flavors of fall.
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Fall Wellness Workshop
Monday, November 10,
6:30 PM
Northwest Library
We all have busy lives. What can we do to add calm and mindfulness to our lives? This program will be an exploration of wellness practices and calming techniques including a creative art project. This event is geared towards empowering individuals with tools and strategies they can integrate into their daily lives.
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Thank You Take-Home Kit
Tuesday, November 11,
9:00 AM
Village Library
It's always a good time to be thankful! This kit will help you think about those who have been helpful and kind to you, and express your thanks to them. It includes some tips for writing thank-you notes and longer letters of gratitude.
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Oklahoma Recipients of the Congressional Medal of Honor
Tuesday, November 11,
1:00 PM
Edmond Library
Join us this Veterans' Day as we learn about and honor the Oklahoma recipients of the Congressional Medal of Honor. In this exhibition of the recipients, you will learn about the brave acts performed by these United States military members that earned them our nation's highest honor.
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Learning How to Create Heatless Hairstyles
Tuesday, November 11,
6:00 PM
Choctaw Library
Join us at the Choctaw Library and learn how to create cute and easy heatless hairstyles like braids and updos for you and your littles!
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Hearty & Healthy: Cooking with Fall Squash
Wednesday, November 12,
6:00 PM
Northwest Library
Guests will explore the nutritional benefits and versatility of fall squash varieties like butternut, acorn, and pumpkin with our OSU Extension presenter. Participants make and take home a roasted squash seasoning mix of dried ingredients such as cinnamon, nutmeg, brown sugar, etc.
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Fall Blood Drive at the Midwest City Library
Friday, November 14,
2:00 PM
Midwest City Library
Most importantly, donating blood will provide health and healing for local patients in need. But, donating blood has some nice additional perks, too!
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Lawyers in the Library
Saturday, November 15,
10:00 AM
Downtown Library
Need legal advice? Lawyers in the Library is a free legal advice clinic presented by attorneys from the Oklahoma City Bar Association. Consultations are offered on a first come, first served basis. Registration is recommended but not required. Walk-ins welcome!
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Culture Crew - Celebrate Native American Heritage!
Wednesday, November 19,
6:30 PM
Del City Library
Join us as we discuss and share the significance of Native American crafts. We have a guest presenter who will guide participants in making corn husk dolls!
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Author Talk & Three Sisters Salad Demonstration with Chef Loretta Barrett Oden
Saturday, November 22,
2:00 PM
Belle Isle Library
Join us for an inspiring afternoon with Emmy Award-winning Chef Loretta Barrett Oden (Citizen Potawatomi Nation) as she shares the story behind her cookbook Corn Dance. Chef Loretta will discuss her culinary journey and the cultural significance woven throughout her cookbook, offering insights into Indigenous foodways and traditions. During this special event, Chef Loretta will demonstrate how to prepare a Three Sisters Salad, showcasing the traditional agricultural trio of corn, beans, and squash.
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Oklahoma Fancy Dancers: Powwow Champions Performance
Sunday, November 23,
2:00 PM
Northwest Library
The Oklahoma Fancy Dancers are a group of powwow champions that come together to form a professional and highly acclaimed Native American dance troupe. All the dancers are enrolled tribal members, most of whom are full-blood, representing various tribes. The award-winning dance regalia worn by each dancer is brilliantly colorful, traditional and representative of the dancer's tribe and dance performed.
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Indigenous Peoples: North America
Research the political, social, and cultural history of Indigenous Peoples in the United States and Canada from the 16th century until well into the 20th century. Explore the impact of invasion and colonization on Indigenous Peoples in North America, and the intersection of Indigenous and European histories and systems of knowledge through the use of manuscripts, monographs, newspapers, photographs, motion pictures, images of artwork, and more.
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American Indian History Online
Explore more than 15,000 years of culture and history with event and topic entries, biographies, images and videos, maps and charts, legends, primary sources, and timeline entries.
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Kanopy
Kanopy offers over 30,000 films, TV shows, and documentaries that you can stream in your browser or watch on iOS, Android, Chromecast, AppleTV, Kindle Fire, or Roku. From The Criterion Collection, PBS, and World Cinema to The Great Courses, popular movies, and movies for kids, Kanopy has something for everyone. You can check out 8 titles per month. Once a title is checked out, you have unlimited viewing of it for the next 3 days.
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VetNow
VetNow has resources carefully tailored to veterans transitioning to the civilian workforce. Visit VetNow for live help navigating veterans’ benefits, resume building, job coaching, and skills building.
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Consumer Reports
Access the latest reviews and ratings of cars, appliances, electronics, home and garden equipment, products for babies and kids and more from Consumer Reports. You can also access Cars Best Deals Plus which gives you the information you need to select the right car and negotiate the best price for it.
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