Parents and grandparents: join us for a new program, Baby and Me, in the Great Plains Room. This will be a short program that focuses on babies and caregivers, highlighting play time, music, and a short story.
Tours include a discussion of our local history, who Marquis James was, and a look at the books from the James and Bass collection. Visitors will be able to learn how to use the resources available in the room.
Emmy Award Winning, NAACP Image Award Winner, Peabody Award nominee poet, author, lecturer, and Enid High Alum, Q, will read his book A Gift From Greensboro. There will be reception and a book signing. Books generously provided by local donors.
An urban teen moves to a rural town where dancing is out-lawed. He fights to hold a high school dance and falls in love with the daughter of the minister who is behind the dancing boycott. Popcorn and water will be provided. This movie is rated PG and runs 107 minutes.
Meeting of the Board of Directors of PLEGC. Meeting agenda will be posted at least 24 hours in advance of the meeting and may be viewed at enid.civicweb.net/portal. Meetings are posted live on the library's Facebook page: facebook.com/EnidPublicLibrary.
Stop by the children’s department and do a weekly craft that goes along with our Tuesday and Wednesday morning storytime. Or drop by to color and draw! Crafts are usually geared towards preschool and elementary school children. All are welcome!
We will meet in the main lobby of the Library. The tour can last about 2 hours. Tour topics include early Enid history, growth, and small stories about Enid's past residents.
Stop by the children’s department and do a weekly craft that goes along with our Tuesday and Wednesday morning storytime. Or drop by to color and draw! Crafts are usually geared towards preschool and elementary school children. All are welcome!
Did you know that only 67.3% of voting age Oklahomans are registered to vote? The library will host a voter registration drive from 10:00 AM-7:00 PM on Tuesday, September 19. Voter registration may be completed either online or with a paper form.
The Daughter of the American Revolution will teach about the origins of the US Constitution. The presentation will be geared for 4th—5th grade; all ages welcome.
Staying Active and Independent for Life (SAIL) is a fitness program for older adults, which can be done sitting or standing. Performing exercise that improves strength, balance, and fitness is critical for staying active and reducing the risk of falls. This class meets twice a week on Wednesday and Friday.
Tours include a discussion of our local history, who Marquis James was, and a look at the books from the James and Bass collection. Visitors will be able to learn how to use the resources available in the room.
Create a life-size scarecrow! We will provide the lumber, hardware, head, hat, and stuffing materials. You will need to bring adult-size clothes and accessories for your scarecrow. We recommend long-sleeved shirts and long pants or skirts. Children 10 & up are welcome. Under 18 must be accompanied by an adult who will assist them. Please…
Stop by the children’s department and do a weekly craft that goes along with our Tuesday and Wednesday morning storytime. Or drop by to color and draw! Crafts are usually geared towards preschool and elementary school children. All are welcome!
Staying Active and Independent for Life (SAIL) is a fitness program for older adults, which can be done sitting or standing. Performing exercise that improves strength, balance, and fitness is critical for staying active and reducing the risk of falls. This class meets twice a week on Wednesday and Friday.
Staying Active and Independent for Life (SAIL) is a fitness program for older adults, which can be done sitting or standing. Performing exercise that improves strength, balance, and fitness is critical for staying active and reducing the risk of falls. This class meets twice a week on Wednesday and Friday.
We will meet in the main lobby of the Library. The tour can last about 2 hours. Tour topics include early Enid history, growth, and small stories about Enid's past residents.
We’re excited to partner with the Micronesian Coalition to bring this event back this year. We will celebrate the cultures of the Marshall Islands and the Chuuk. There will be traditional food, clothing, dancing, and music. All ages are welcome.
