Stories, songs, and action rhymes for families. This 30-minute program will conclude with an age-appropriate, take-home craft activity. We are unable to accommodate daycares and school groups in this program.

Library staff will demonstrate how this online resource can help get results tracing one’s family history.

Learn how to 3D print at Fort Bend County Libraries. In this class, staff will explain step-by-step how you can have 3D objects printed at your library. Staff will also show some free websites for finding and creating your own 3D designs.

Design an original, one-of-a-kind jigsaw puzzle. Materials will be provided. This program is intended for people ages 13 years and older. 

Join us in person for this month’s book club for a lively discussion of Something Good by Vanessa Miller.

Have you always wanted to feel a little like a mad scientist by programming a robot to run through a maze? Well, have we got the program for you! Come to the library and learn how to guide a Sphero robot through a maze.

From the Tejano to the Chicano, delve into the contributions of Hispanic Texans from the beginning of Texas colonization.

Calling all young artists! Kids ages 5 and up can enjoy a bilingual art class presented by Listo Translating Services & More. Youth will get a chance to paint and learn Spanish in a fun, creative, and interactive way.

Sheba Akhtar, author and assistant professor, will discuss the characteristics and influence of the Gothic Period, from urbanization and economic prosperity to professional guilds and the Crusades (1095-1211).

Join us as senior marketing directors for World Financial Group, Toni Sanders and Bisi Ogunwale, discuss strategies for building your savings and managing debt.

No registration required.