David, manager at Bronson Brookside Library, is here to tell us his favorite things about the new library, as well as his favorite Brookside spot, Blue Moon Cafe - Tulsa! What is YOUR favorite part of the new Bronson Brookside Library? Reservations for the meeting room will become available in January 2026. Visit www.tulsalibrary.org/meeting-rooms to learn about meeting room policies and make a reservation. For more details about Bronson Brookside Library, check out the December 2025 My Library

Join South Broken Arrow Library for Cardboard Cruisers on Monday, Nov. 3 from 4:30-5:30 p.m. 🚗 At this mini Books To Treasure celebration, kids can decorate their very own lowrider, while exploring the art style of Raúl the Third! Learn more at https://ow.ly/Kp1250XcH0i. If you've been to South Broken Arrow Library recently, you've probably noticed the amazing car display, made by Erica, using her incredible crafting skills and creativity. Make sure to check it out when you visit for Cardboard

Thanks to everyone who came together on Nov. 8 for the American Indian Resource Center's Stickball Make and Take, hosted by Mike Deo! Afterwards, participants met at Veteran's Park for a stickball throw around with ZOyaha Nation! Find upcoming programs at tulsalibrary.org/events. | Tulsa City-County Library

Have you visited the American Indian Resource Center? Inside of Zarrow Regional Library, the American Indian Resource Center offers access to over 4,000 collection items by and about American Indians, including historical materials, new releases, films and music. In addition to its special collection, the AIRC offers cultural and educational programming like language classes, make-and-take crafts and events highlighting contributions from American Indians nationwide. Visit the AIRC at Zarrow Reg