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Christmas in July Storytime

Mon, Jul 20, 8:00 PM–9:00 PM UTC · Broken Arrow Library · 300 W Broadway, Broken Arrow, OK · Ages 4–8

Christmas in July! Ages 4-8 are invited to this fun storytime featuring "How Do Dinosaurs Say Merry Christmas?" by Jane Yolen, followed by a fun dinosaur holiday craft.

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In the Middle: Tween Book Club

In 3 weeks · Thu, Jun 4, 9:00 PM–10:00 PM UTC · South Broken Arrow Library · Broken Arrow, OK · Ages 10–17

After losing his parents, Harry serves meals from his grandma’s food truck. When his friend Stanley is murdered and a recipe book disappears, Harry teams up with Waffles — a grumpy talking dog sleuth. Actual waffles will be served.

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American Indian Dances With Mike Pahsetopah

In 3 weeks · Tue, Jun 9, 8:00 PM–9:00 PM UTC · South Broken Arrow Library · Broken Arrow, OK

Pahsetopah says, "As American Indian dancers many of us travel the Powwow trail. This trail takes us many places. We dance to the drumbeat. As dancers, we represent our people, family and community. We also dance remembering the past, present and future. And we keep our culture heritage strong and..

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American Indian Dances With Mike Pahsetopah

In 3 weeks · Tue, Jun 9, 6:00 PM–7:00 PM UTC · Broken Arrow Library · 300 W Broadway, Broken Arrow, OK

Pahsetopah says, "As American Indian dancers many of us travel the Powwow trail. This trail takes us many places. We dance to the drumbeat. As dancers, we represent our people, family and community. We also dance remembering the past, present and future. And we keep our culture heritage strong and..

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