Broken Arrow Library

BA GO Bond's Proposition 7 to support the new building project for South Broken Arrow Library has PASSED!

Because of you, new opportunities for learning, connection, and expanded library resources are taking shape-thank you for investing in the future of Broken Arrow! Learn more about the new South Broken Arrow Library at MYlibraryOURfuture.org.

We're excited to host our second public forum to share information about the eight propositions on the April 7 ballot.

Prop 1 - Street widenings and intersection improvements
Prop 2 - Police, fire, ambulance, and emergency management improvements
Prop 3 - Enhancements to parks and recreations
Prop 4- Improvements to public buildings and spaces used by citizens
Props 5 and 6 - Improvements to drainage infrastructure to mitigate stormwater runoff
Prop 7 - Partnership with Tulsa City County Library to replace the South Broken Arrow Library
Prop 8 - Improvements to Indian Springs Sports Complex, Arrowhead Sports Complex, Nienhuis Sports Complex, and Challenger Sports Complex

We're looking forward to seeing you on Thursday night!

Teens Make Month is an entire month of free programming for teens that highlights creativity and tech skills. This month, dive into LEGO challenges, 3D printing, DIY terrariums, AI music making, K-pop RPD, cosplay crafting, D&D character creation and more!

Find out what you can do for Teens Make Month at your library by visiting www.tulsalibrary.org/events."

Remember, the Young People's Creative Writing Contest closes on Feb. 28. Make sure to get your entries submitted!
Learn more at https://ow.ly/PPcQ50Y57Ix.

Whether you're writing a paper about historical figures or just want to know more about your favorite singer, Biography in Context can help! Use this free online tool to discover the lives of thousands of people through articles, videos, images and more. Visit www.tulsalibrary.org/databases to access Biography in Context using your last name and TCCL card number.

Celebrate Black History Month in February with the African American Resource Center! Find a complete calendar of events at www.tulsalibrary.org/events, or visit the African American Resource Center, located inside Rudisill Regional Library.

The African American Resource center, managed by Larissa McNeil, offers a collection of resources, reference materials and databases highlighting Black and African American culture and history. Learn more about the AARC and its programming at https://www.tulsalibrary.org/research/african-american-resource-center.

Join us on Tuesday, March 3rd, for our next Cover to Cover Book Club discussion! We'll be discussing "The Seventh Veil of Salome" by Silvia Moreno-Garcia.

Your lunch hour goes international with "Travels with Tulsans," one of the Friends of the Tulsa City-County Libraries' longest running programs! This travelogue series is offered each Wednesday through March from 12:10-12:50 p.m. at Rudisill Regional Library.

Learn about our destinations by visiting tulsalibrary.org/events or request a Zoom link at [email protected].