Event List

The Mission Bend Branch Young Adult Advisory Council meets monthly to express ideas, organize upcoming young adult activities, and suggest new teen programs for the branch.

Join us for an event for plant owners to gather and swap plants.  This could include whole plants or bare root cuttings/clippings as long as they are pest-free, and you are willing to part with them.  Come prepared to trade your plants w

Sick of ramen and frozen meals, but don’t have access to a full kitchen? Learn how to make quick and versatile dishes using a microwave and budget-friendly ingredients!

This program is for teens in grades 9 through 12.

Are you writing a book or manuscript?  We can provide you with a quiet space along with coffee, snacks, power outlets and chairs.  Bring yourself, your laptop, and anything else you need for some quality time writing.  In the second

Join us as Karen Feliz covers topics like going to college debt free, avoid creditors who lurk on college campuses, resources for scholarships, and alternative to the traditional 4 yr college/ universities. No registration required.

In need of performing some personal legal research?  Wondering what resources are available and how to get started?

Are you searching to find the perfect college or trade school? Meet and discuss with representatives from local and nearby universities, colleges, and trade schools.

Want to learn a new way to craft? Come learn how to use the Cricut, an electronic cutting machine that can cut all sorts of designs from materials like paper, vinyl, card stock, and more!

Struggling with a story? Can’t seem to get it write? Join us for a writer’s night at the library. This program will go over writing basics, themes, techniques, and how to unlock that writer’s block!

Bring your crafting project to work on and meet others with similar interests. Share ideas, get tips and inspiration, and learn something new!

Please bring your own materials to finish a project or start a new one.

Join us to learn the art of paper quilling – rolling, shaping, and gluing strips of paper to create decorative designs. These creations can be used to decorate greeting cards, make wall art, jewelry, and more.  No prior experience is needed.

Young Adult Advisory Council meets monthly to express ideas, organize upcoming teen activities, and suggest new teen programs for the branch.  You can earn volunteer hours and help make the library a better place for teens.

English language learners of any level are invited to practice conversation in a friendly, relaxed environment.

Learn simple and easy ways to improve your resume. Registration not required.

The Fulshear Branch Young Adult Advisory Council meets every month to express ideas, organize upcoming young adult activities, and suggest new teen programs for the library.

Learn all about one of our newest Digital Resources, Big Interview – everything you need to prepare for interviews and land more job offers! 

This program is intended for peoples ages 14 and older. 

Are you considering writing a book, or have you always wanted to write but aren't sure how to begin? Join us and fellow authors for a session of creative brainstorming and discussions on the writing process.

Sewing by Hand Club is a class where we will go over different sewing methods, techniques, and projects.  Each month we will learn techniques and discuss how they can be used to repair clothing or create new sewing projects.  These class

High school students are invited to join this advisory council.  Attendees can earn volunteer hours and enhance their college application or resume while helping their community.  Registration is not required.

This form of art is one that can be practiced successfully be everyone, even if you think you have no drawing skills. It is a method of creating artwork by drawing simple tangles, or patterns, one line at a time.

Whatever experience level you are at - from beginner to advanced - anyone who enjoys any type of crafting is welcome to attend.  These meetings are drop-in events where those attending bring their projects and their own crafting supplies.&nbs

The Missouri City Branch Young Adult Advisory Council meets monthly to express ideas, organize upcoming young adult activities, and suggest new teen programs for the branch.

English language learners of any level are invited to practice conversation in a friendly, relaxed environment.

Library staff will introduce the 3D printer, demonstrate how to create a simple object, and explain how library patrons can print their own designs. Those attending the session will also learn about free websites that can be used to find 3D f