Press Releases

Tulsa City-County Library and OU Physicians-Tulsa kickoff health literacy partnership

First program to feature the truths and myths about concussions      Tulsa City-County Library and OU Physicians-Tulsa are partnering to raise awareness about important health topics through a speaker’s series called the Tulsa Health Literacy Project.     To kick off this series, teens and adults are invited to the free program “The Real Truths and Myths about Concussions: What to do if your child or loved one gets a concussion,” Sept. 26, 6-7:30 p.m. at Hardesty Regional Library, 8316 E. 93rd St.

Books to Treasure author/illustrator to share her talents with families

   All memorable children’s books feature original art that is filled with colors and depth to draw readers of any age into the magical world of words.    To celebrate the vibrant work of illustrators, Tulsa City-County Library presents the 15th annual “Books to Treasure,” promoting the beauty of children’s literature and introducing the community to popular book illustrators.

Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with Tulsa City-County Library

   Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with Tulsa City-County Library during a month-long series honoring the colorful traditions of the Hispanic culture.    From movie nights and Salsa dancing lessons to a visit from award-winning author and illustrator Angela Dominguez, these free family events are a celebration for everyone.

Young readers earn end-of-summer celebration for reaching reading goal

   In an effort to increase Tulsa City-County Library’s 2017 summer reading program participation at Rudisill Regional and Suburban Acres libraries, Tulsa’s District 1 Councilor Vanessa Hall-Harper issued a challenge to the young readers in her district, “Increase participation by at least 5 percent and earn an end-of-summer cookout.”

KTUL Ch. 8's Good Morning Oklahoma Features Back-to-School Community Resource Fair

Thank you to Ch. 8 for featuring TCCL's Back-to-School Community Resource Fair.

Tulsa City-County Library Offers Resources to Help Facilitate Civil Discourse

As a community entity, Tulsa City-County Library serves as a great equalizer. A place where all people are welcomed and have equal access to information and technology. A place where collaboration is key and knowledge is power. We believe that informed, engaged individuals are the backbone of our democracy and stand for a society built on mutual respect and understanding. In light of the national events in Charlottesville, VA, our library team has compiled a list of resources to aid in civil discourse:

KJRH Ch. 2 Midday News Features Back-to-School Community Resource Fair

Thank you to Ch. 2 for featuring TCCL's Back-to-School Community Resource Fair.

KOKI Fox 23 News at 9p.m. Features Back-to-School Community Resource Fair

Thank you to Fox 23 for featuring TCCL's Back-to-School Community Resource Fair.

KOKI Fox 23 News at 5p.m Features Back-to-School Community Resource Fair

Thank you to Fox 23 for featuring TCCL's Back-to-School Community Resource Fair.

KTUL Ch. 8's Good Day Tulsa Features Back-to-School Community Resource Fair

Thank you to Ch. 8 for featuring TCCL's Back-to-School Community Resource Fair.