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Everything is tuberculosisby John GreenAn award-winning author explores the historical and social impact of tuberculosis, highlighting global healthcare inequities, personal stories, and the urgent need for action against this preventable yet deadly disease. — Amanda, Librarian, Del City Library |
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What if it's you?by Jilly GagnonEveryone wonders about the one that got away...and thanks to an alternate reality tech project, one woman will get the chance to actually find out. — Eva, Librarian, Downtown Library |
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Sunset beach by Mary Kay AndrewsReluctantly accepting a job at her estranged father's law firm in the aftermath of her mother's passing, Drue is tangled in a decades-old mystery that threatens everyone she loves. — Paula, Collection Development Manager, Downtown Library |
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Interior Chinatown by Charles YuA stereotyped actor stumbles into the spotlight before uncovering surprising links between his family and the secret history of Chinatown. — Tracy, Librarian, Midwest City Library |
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White LotusA social satire following the exploits of the hotel guests and employees at an exclusive Hawaiian resort during one tumultuous week in paradise. — Tracy, Librarian, Midwest City Library |
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Eagle vs sharkWhen two oddball eccentrics Lily and Jarrod meet at a 'dress as your favorite animal' party, it seems to be a match made in heaven. This hilarious story about relationships and redemption finds humor in unexpected places and proves love is truly blind. — Nell, Engagement Specialist, Bethany Library |
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AnnikaFollows Detective Inspector Annika Strandhed, head of a new specialist Marine Homicide Unit in Glasgow, Scotland, which investigates seemingly unfathomable murders. — Anna, Outreach Librarian, Downtown Library |
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Plant-Based Cooking 101
Monday, August 11,
6:00 PM
Northwest Library
Ever wanted to explore the delicious and nutritious world of plant-based cooking? In this program we will discuss the basics and design of high protein plant-based meals made easy. From your grocery store list to practical cooking techniques, we will cover low maintenance meal ideas that can bring variety, convenience, and wonderful smells to your kitchen!
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DIY Mini State Fair Food
Tuesday, August 12,
5:30 PM
Belle Isle Library
Some of us go to the fair just for the food! We will be creating miniature versions of our fair favorites. Using clay, pastels, and paper, learn to make teeny version of your big favorites. No experience necessary, all material supplied. Participants can be entered to win a four-pack of gate admission tickets to the State Fair.
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Ice Cream in a Bag
Thursday, August 14,
4:30 PM
Capitol Hill Library
Come make a tasty treat to celebrate back-to-school season! We will be making homemade vanilla ice cream with all sorts of fun toppings!
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Pour Painting Party
Thursday, August 14,
6:00 PM
Ralph Ellison Library
Participants will learn the basics of acrylic pour painting, a fun and mesmerizing technique that allows colors to flow and blend in unique ways. Discover the essential tools and materials needed for acrylic pour painting, including canvases, acrylic paints, pouring medium, and more. Unleash your inner artist and enjoy a fun, relaxing evening of creativity and community!
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Vision Boards
Monday, August 18,
4:00 PM
Midwest City Library
Vision boards are a powerful tool to visualize your goals and make them a reality. In this fun, hands-on workshop, you'll get to craft your own vision board, channeling your aspirations into a visual masterpiece that you can use as daily motivation.
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STEAM Tuesday
Tuesday, August 19,
4:30 PM
Southern Oaks Library
Join us for a different STEAM activity each Tuesday! All ages welcome!
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Crochet Night: Water Bottle Bag
Thursday, August 21,
6:30 PM
Capitol Hill Library
Come crochet with us! All skill levels welcome. We will be making a water bottle bag.
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LitFest: Free Writer's Conference
Saturday, August 23,
10:00 AM
Downtown Library
Join us for the 8th Annual LitFest—our free writer's conference! LitFest celebrates writers and content creators from all genres, skill levels, and mediums. Choose from over 30 sessions presented by writing professionals and take your writing to the next level! Visit exhibitor booths, win raffle prizes, and meet your next critique partner. Sessions will happen every hour from 10am-4pm. Feel free to come and go as you please. Visit our vendors to learn more about local writing groups, publishers, resources and more. Our partner bookstore, Second Story Books, will be on hand at LitFest, selling books by our presenting authors. You can even pick up an exclusive signed copy at the event and meet your favorite author!
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Slow Flow Vinyasa Yoga
Thursday, August 28,
6:30 PM
Village Library
Slow Flow Vinyasa is a yoga class that emphasizes a gentle, slower-paced practice suitable for all levels, including beginners. Expect to flow from one pose to the next, guided by your breath, in a slow and deliberate manner. Benefits include improved flexibility, stress reduction, enhanced mindfulness, and a greater sense of calm.
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Character Creation Workshop
Saturday, August 30,
1:00 PM
Southern Oaks Library
Do you love table top RPGS? Are you a budding writer trying to up your character creation? Come join us at the Southern Oaks library for a fun and interactive group character creation workshop! Design and develop characters with fun activities for all ages!
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HelpNow
HelpNow is a homework help and skills building service that offers live online tutoring for students in elementary school up through college. HelpNow also offers a writing lab, practice tests, skills building lessons, a flashcard generator, and virtual study rooms.
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LearningExpress Library
This database will help you prepare for academic, civil service, military, professional licensing, and certification exams. Tutorials and practice tests cover such school-related tests like AP courses, GED, ACT, SAT, PSAT/NMSQT, TOEFL, GRE, LSAT, GMAT, MCAT; career-related tests like the ASVAB, CDL, NCLEX-RN, allied health exams, civil service exam, EMT-Basic, and law enforcement exams; and they can help prepare for the USCIS Naturalization test.
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Have you met Libby?
Libby is a free app that allows you to borrow eBooks, eAudiobooks, and eMagazines from our OverDrive collection. You can stream titles with Wi-Fi or mobile data, or download them for offline enjoyment anytime, anywhere. All you need to get started is a library card. Click to learn more.
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