TCCL Blog

TCCL Celebrates: National Poetry Month

Want to write or read poetry? Start here! Click any book cover to view that item in our catalog. Click the links to access the resource mentioned. If a log in is required, use your last name and TCCL card number. Don't have a TCCL card?

TCCL Celebrates: Ramadan

Explore free, virtual resources to help you learn about and celebrate Ramadan, celebrated this year from April 2-May 2.

Want to improve your gardening skills? Start here!

Use your TCCL card to improve your green thumb!

TCCL Celebrates: April Authors

Each month, we highlight birthdays of authors for you to discover through print and digital items as well as online biographies. In the post below, click on the author’s name to find titles by them in our catalog. Read a bit about each author below and find their full biography in the database listed. Need a TCCL card?

Resource Spotlight: Herbs!

Live greener more easily with these resources such as seed and book recommendations, magazines, articles and more! Enhance your meals with fresh herbs—that you can grow yourself! Check out seeds like dark green Italian parsley, sweet Genovese basil, dill and more from our catalog.

Need inspiration for a creative project? Start here!

Your library card gives you access to free resources that can help you complete a creative project, get inspired for a future project and even learn new creative skills. Get started with the resources outlined below. All you'll need is your TCCL card. Don't have a library card?

TCCL Celebrates: Women Award Winners

This Women's History Month, we are celebrating some of the powerful, inspiring women who have received awards on behalf of the library. Click to learn more about the American Indian Writers Award and the Sankofa Freedom Award.

TCCL Celebrates: Past and Present Circle of Honor winners

Every other year, the Circle of Honor Award Presentation honors an American Indian for their lifetime achievements and contributions that have enriched the lives of others. In 2022 we honored Rev. Archie Mason at a virtual ceremony on March 5.

Tulsa Library’s Build A Reader App can help your child develop early literacy skills anytime, anywhere

   Feb. 16, 2022       For many young children, distance and virtual learning led to a decline in early literacy skills. The Build A Reader app from Tulsa City-County Library (TCCL) is a free tool that can help develop early literacy skills in children from birth-preK to grow and sustain a love of reading.

TCCL Celebrates: March Authors

Each month, we highlight birthdays of authors for you to discover through print and digital items as well as online biographies. In the post below, click on the author’s name to find titles by them in our catalog. Read a bit about each author below and find their full biography in the database listed. Need a TCCL card?