TULSA, Okla –
The Tulsa City-County Library is inviting readers of all ages to take part in its free 2026 Summer Reading Program, “Unearth a Story.”
The program runs from June 1 through July 31 and includes free events, live performances, and prizes.
Organizers say the program will feature both local and national artists, bringing stories to life at library locations across the city.
Registration opens June 1. People can sign up at any Tulsa City-County Library location, through the Bookmobile, or online using the library’s app.
Buddy Bookworm dances during Tulsa City-County Library Summer Reading Program in 2025
TCCL
There are three age groups with their own reading goals and rewards:
1. Littles (birth to pre-k) and Children (K-5th) complete the challenge by reading or listening to eight books. Reading 20 books earns additional prizes, including a dinosaur plush toy for the “Littles” while those in the “Children” group will earn glow-in-the-dark dinosaur stickers. All participants in the “Littles” and “Children” group will receive a commemorative medal and coupon book for free entertainment and food items.
2. Teen and Tween (grades six through 12) complete the challenge by reading or listening to six books to qualify for prizes such as a compass keychain, coupon booklet and entries for prizes including an iPad, Nintendo Switch or laptop.
3. Adults (ages 16 and up) can participate by reading or listening to four books. They can earn coupon booklets for free entertainment and food items and entries for prizes including a Discovery Lab family membership, a $50 Glacier Chocolate gift card or a gift basket provided by Whataburger.
Reading logs can be submitted beginning June 22.
For more information, visit Tulsa Library’s official website or call 918-549-7323.