Blind Book Dates

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Author Signing Coming Soon

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Paint & Sip

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What’s Happening at Marigolds

There’s always something happening at Marigold’s! From celebrating the freedom to read to gathering our community for seasonal celebrations, we love creating reasons for book lovers to come together.

BANNED BOOK WEEK

Celebrate the freedom to read during Banned Book Week! Join us for bookish fun, special displays, activities, and plenty of opportunities to discover stories that have challenged, inspired, and sparked conversations.

DEATH BY CHOCOLATE BLIND DATE BOOK BAR

Monday, October 12th 5:30–6:15 PM

Join us for a deliciously bookish evening benefiting Young Scholars of Bartlesville!

Choose a blind date book in your favorite genre, then make your mystery date even more special by decorating it and stuffing it with goodies. We’ll provide the snacks and drinks, plus games, giveaways, and plenty of bookish fun!

Come ready to meet your next literary love—and support a great local cause while you’re at it. 💕📚🍫

Tickets:
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FALL FESTIVAL — HALLOWEEN IN DOWNTOWN BARTLESVILLE

Get ready for a spooktacular day in downtown Bartlesville! Stop by Marigold’s during the downtown Fall Festival for Halloween fun, treats, bookish surprises, and plenty of reasons to make a stop at your favorite local bookstore.

MARIGOLD’S TWO-YEAR ANNIVERSARY PARTY — NOVEMBER 7th

Two years of books, readers, friendships, and community—and we’re celebrating! Join us November 7th for Marigold’s 2nd Anniversary Party. Come celebrate everything that makes our little bookstore special, with plenty of bookish fun, surprises, and a heartfelt thank-you to the readers who have supported us along the way.

We can’t wait to celebrate with you! 💛

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Author Signing

October 3rd, 2026 9:30am

PHR Author Meredith Fraser

Coras Fancy Shawl Dance

Cora and her family are Cherokee. She enjoys participating in Cherokee traditions with her family. She especially loves dancing in the children’s Native American dance group. But when Cora has to dance in front of her whole school, she feels nervous. What if she forgets the steps? At least she has the most beautiful shawl ever, made by her grandmother! Find out how Cora overcomes her fear and celebrates her culture in this “window, mirrors, and doors” story.