Library Events Calendar

The movements of the Chinese Martial art Tai Chi can help seniors reduce the risk of falling, increase balance, and increase flexibility through a series of slow continuous movements.
This is a beginners class for those who have never taken Tai Chi before. It is geared toward older adults but there is no age restriction. Due to limited space registration is required, you may call the Library at 222-6075 for further information and to register. The class meets twice a week for six weeks. Attendance is extremely important. The instructor for this program was trained by OHAI (Oklahoma Healthy Aging Institute) which operates under the umbrella of OU Health Sciences Center. The movements are slow, smooth, and gentle.

Preschool Storytime is a weekly FREE story hour for children ages five and younger and their caregivers. During the program a Library staff member will read stories to the children, there will also be songs, games and a craft. There are two sessions to choose from one at 10 am, and one at 11 am. Get to the Library early to enjoy some time to read with your children and stay after to let your children play with others, and you can talk with other caregivers. A caregiver must accompany children at the Library and during Library events.

If you have any questions, please call the Library at 405-222-6075 or email the Youth Services Librarian, at courtney.mayall@chickasha.org.

Preschool Storytime is a weekly FREE story hour for children ages five and younger and their caregivers. During the program a Library staff member will read stories to the children, there will also be songs, games and a craft. There are two sessions to choose from one at 10 am, and one at 11 am. Get to the Library early to enjoy some time to read with your children and stay after to let your children play with others, and you can talk with other caregivers. A caregiver must accompany children at the Library and during Library events.

If you have any questions, please call the Library at 405-222-6075 or email the Youth Services Librarian, at courtney.mayall@chickasha.org.

Beyond the Shelf, Youth Library Club is a FREE weekly program on Wednesdays from 4:00 to 5:00 for youth ages ten to fifteen The activities during this program will vary, each month we will change up the genre of books and activities.

There will be a board game demos, crafts and building activities, and plenty of book discussions.

The last Wednesday of the month we will show a film this session will run a little longer.

For more information, call the Library at 405-222-6075 or email Courtney the Youth Services Librarian at courtney.mayall@chickasha.org or contact us on Facebook.

The movements of the Chinese Martial art Tai Chi can help seniors reduce the risk of falling, increase balance, and increase flexibility through a series of slow continuous movements.
This is a beginners class for those who have never taken Tai Chi before. It is geared toward older adults but there is no age restriction. Due to limited space registration is required, you may call the Library at 222-6075 for further information and to register. The class meets twice a week for six weeks. Attendance is extremely important. The instructor for this program was trained by OHAI (Oklahoma Healthy Aging Institute) which operates under the umbrella of OU Health Sciences Center. The movements are slow, smooth, and gentle.

The movements of the Chinese Martial art Tai Chi can help seniors reduce the risk of falling, increase balance, and increase flexibility through a series of slow continuous movements.
This is a beginners class for those who have never taken Tai Chi before. It is geared toward older adults but there is no age restriction. Due to limited space registration is required, you may call the Library at 222-6075 for further information and to register. The class meets twice a week for six weeks. Attendance is extremely important. The instructor for this program was trained by OHAI (Oklahoma Healthy Aging Institute) which operates under the umbrella of OU Health Sciences Center. The movements are slow, smooth, and gentle.

Preschool Storytime is a weekly FREE story hour for children ages five and younger and their caregivers. During the program a Library staff member will read stories to the children, there will also be songs, games and a craft. There are two sessions to choose from one at 10 am, and one at 11 am. Get to the Library early to enjoy some time to read with your children and stay after to let your children play with others, and you can talk with other caregivers. A caregiver must accompany children at the Library and during Library events.

If you have any questions, please call the Library at 405-222-6075 or email the Youth Services Librarian, at courtney.mayall@chickasha.org.

Preschool Storytime is a weekly FREE story hour for children ages five and younger and their caregivers. During the program a Library staff member will read stories to the children, there will also be songs, games and a craft. There are two sessions to choose from one at 10 am, and one at 11 am. Get to the Library early to enjoy some time to read with your children and stay after to let your children play with others, and you can talk with other caregivers. A caregiver must accompany children at the Library and during Library events.

If you have any questions, please call the Library at 405-222-6075 or email the Youth Services Librarian, at courtney.mayall@chickasha.org.

Beyond the Shelf, Youth Library Club is a FREE weekly program on Wednesdays from 4:00 to 5:00 for youth ages ten to fifteen The activities during this program will vary, each month we will change up the genre of books and activities.

There will be a board game demos, crafts and building activities, and plenty of book discussions.

The last Wednesday of the month we will show a film this session will run a little longer.

For more information, call the Library at 405-222-6075 or email Courtney the Youth Services Librarian at courtney.mayall@chickasha.org or contact us on Facebook.

The movements of the Chinese Martial art Tai Chi can help seniors reduce the risk of falling, increase balance, and increase flexibility through a series of slow continuous movements.
This is a beginners class for those who have never taken Tai Chi before. It is geared toward older adults but there is no age restriction. Due to limited space registration is required, you may call the Library at 222-6075 for further information and to register. The class meets twice a week for six weeks. Attendance is extremely important. The instructor for this program was trained by OHAI (Oklahoma Healthy Aging Institute) which operates under the umbrella of OU Health Sciences Center. The movements are slow, smooth, and gentle.