Event List

Come Sing, Move, and Read at the library during Family Storytime! Storytime will last about 25 minutes and is intended for children 0 - 6 years old. 

(Almost) every Saturday at 10:30am in the Youth Services Program Room. 

The following ages are allowed in this program:
● Adults 18+
 

Join instructor Debra for an afternoon of introduction to Line Dance! We will learn the basics and more. We ask that all attendees wear tennis shoes and clothes you can freely move in.

The following ages are allowed in this program:
● Adults 18+
● Youth 16 - 18 with a signed parental permission form on file to work independently

Join us for a Super Smash Bros Tournament! We'll provide the game and snacks! Register so we can add you to the tournament bracket!

Feel free to bring your own controller, but the library will have spare controllers if needed.

Join us as we hear from Hill Country Snake Removal about Texas Snake identification and safety. We will be learning facts about Texas snakes, how to identify venomous snakes, how to recognize the difference between venomous and no

Please note: This class is the same as our Wednesday Beginning Spanish Class. To allow more people into the class, please only register and attend one of the classes.

Join us for a cultural music experience all around the world! Baby and Me Music: All Around the World is a joyful music education program that encourages kids and parents to embrace music from cultures around the world.

Come play mahjong at the library! Practice your mahjong skills as you enjoy snacks and discussion with fellow mahjong players. The library has four mahjong sets for use by attendees, but you are welcome to bring your own set if you prefer.

Let's talk about our favorite graphic novels and make our own comics. We will have fun drawing challenges and activities each week. This program is for ages 5-14!

The following ages are allowed in this program:

• Adults (18 and older): Eligible to attend independently.

Join the library's chess club! This club is open to all ages and skill levels of players from children to adult. While there is no formal instruction at this club, attendees are invited to gather to learn from one another. 

Free weekly classes to improve English skills in the areas of conversation, listening/speaking, reading, and writing.

Come Sing, Move, and Read with Ms. Montana during Toddler Storytime! Storytime will last about 20 minutes and is intended for children 18 - 36 months old, or Walkers - 3 years old.

Come Sing, Move, and Read with Ms. Montana during Preschool Storytime! Storytime will last about 25 minutes and is intended for children 3 - 5 years old. You are welcome to try multiple Storytimes to find the best fit for your family!

Come Sing, Read, and Play at Baby Storytime! Babytime will last about 20 minutes and is followed by a short playtime. Babytime is intended for children ages 0 - 18 months old, or babies, crawlers, and cruisers. Older siblings welcome too!

Come and play Bridge or learn how to play Bridge with our welcoming group, open to new members. Bridge Group is fun, flexible, and social! 

Stop by on Tuesdays between 2pm - 5pm for fun and easy crafts at the library! Each week, we will create a craft using a variety of materials. Please register each child to ensure that we have enough supplies. 

The following ages are allowed in this program:

Want to get a taste of another place? Go on a culinary journey with Javier as he makes a dish from different countries around the world! 

This month we will be making a dish from Ireland. Stay tuned to learn more!

Are you preparing for the U.S. citizenship exam? Join us for this course which will cover the topics included in the naturalization test.

Interested in learning the French language or brushing up on your language skills? Join us in the Beginner French Group.

Interested in improving your French language skills? Join us in the Conversation & Reading French Group.

Chair Yoga is a gentle form of yoga practiced while seated or using a chair for support. This class is perfect for those with limited mobility, recovering from injury, or anyone looking for a slower-paced, accessible practice.