Week Calendar

Pro Se Basics Classes are intended to help those Self Represented Litigants.

To take part in this Summer Reading-themed art contest, stop by on May 15 and May 16 to pick up a mini-canvas.  Hurry while supplies last!

Come learn the basics of computer use.  This class is designed for computer beginners.  Registration required; register online, in person, or call 281-633-5100.

Enjoy practicing your English skills in a fun, friendly environment!

Learn some of the fundamental features of Microsoft Word 2016.

Registration is required. Register online or call 281-238-2100 to sign up.

In Microsoft Word 2019, learn how to:

• adjust spacing
• use the ruler, tabs, and columns
• work with various kinds of breaks
• insert headers, footers, and page numbers

Conversation Circle presents English learners of all levels an opportunity to practice both their speaking and listening skills.

Already have a handle on the basic features of Microsoft PowerPoint 2010?  Join us as we dive into some intermediate level tips and tricks!

Registration required; register online below or call 281-238-2140 to register.

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

This group meets the first and third Wednesday of the month. 

We will cover the various types of information that can be found in newspapers and how they can fill in gaps in your family history.

Many of us worry about forgetfulness and memory loss, particularly as we age, but there’s plenty you can do!  Join Erica Knighton from Prairie View A&M Extension as she presents Masters of Memory, a six-lesson series aimed at helping olde

Express Classes intended for Legal Professionals and the public to learn basic software.

These are introductory classes to technology in your legal practice.

English-language learners of any level are invited to practice conversation in a friendly, relaxed environment. This group meets the first and third Thursday of the month in Conference Room 2A!

In honor of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, observe and learn about the ceremonial preparation and presentation of matcha, or powdered green tea.  This ceremony also includes traditional Japanese sweets, served to balance

Ever wondered what to do with your unused plastic bags? Join us and learn how to weave them into reusable pouches! All supplies will be provided.

Join us as we discuss Delilah Dirk and the King's Shilling by Tony Cliff.

Copies of the book are available at George Memorial Library.

To take part in this Summer Reading-themed art contest, stop by on May 15 and May 16 to pick up a mini-canvas.  Hurry while supplies last!

Please join us for a discussion of The Tender Land by William Kent Krueger.

Join us to celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month with a showing of Crazy Rich Asians!

This program is free and open to the public.

For more information, call 281-238-2100.

Join us at University Branch Library for fun featuring food!  Culinary Club is a monthly potluck and recipe exchange.  While we can now meet in person, we still can’t share food at this time.  But we can talk about

Do you have a new e-reader, but  you’re not sure how to use it?

"Healthy Bites, Healthy Moves" is an 8-week curriculum designed to teach adults key skills to promote their family's health and wellness.

Build your skills from beginner to advanced with our Microsoft Word 2010 class. Start with the basics, and move up to functions that are more complex.

This class is for adults and teens, 14 years and older.

Need a time and space to work on your craft project while also chatting with fellow crafters to get tips and show off your progress? Come to the No Glitter Please Craft Club! No Glitter Please will meet every third Thursday at 2:00 p.m.

English-language learners of any level, join us for this opportunity to practice casual conversation in a friendly, relaxed environment.  Registration is not required, but space is limited, so please come early.

Craft Squad is a weekly meetup for crafters and artists of all skill-levels.  Bring whatever project you’re working on (and your supplies), and enjoy the company of other crafty people.  Share your work, your tips and tricks, and get ins

In this workshop, participants who may be thinking about buying a home will learn what financial preparation is required prior to purchasing a home.

In celebration of Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month, First Colony Branch Library is hosting Silambam Houston for an interactive performance.

Join seasoned photographer, Chris Narvaez as he details the ins and outs of wildlife photography.

Tai chi is a thousand-year-old martial art with many health benefits that apply to people of all ages.  Originally for self-defense, it has since evolved into a graceful form of exercise and is described as meditation in motion.  The USA

Please come and learn how closely the foes battled for the great prize of Texas.  Dr. Nicholas Cox will talk about the major events and battles that precipitated the revolution that created the Nation called Texas!

Struggling to pay your bills? Learn about the tools needed to create a budget plan, curb your spending, and easily pay your bills using iPhone apps, Excel spreadsheets, Google sheets, Quickbooks, and Quicken.

Join us as we go off on adventure to save the realm in the table top role-playing game of Dungeons and Dragons 5e; DMed by your local librarian here at the Mamie George Branch Library! If you have never played before, no worries!

Board games are more than just a rainy day activity – and they’re more than just Monopoly!  Staff will teach you the basics of new classics and niche titles alike - come explore the wild, wonderful, and weird world of board games with us!

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.

Do your fingers sometimes itch for something to do? Come to the library to make your own marble fidget maze!

Join us as we learn how to draw Aliens!  Today we go out of this world and learn how to draw aliens, UFOs and various creatures you might see on a Sci-Fi adventure in space!  This program is for Middle Grade students in the 6^th

Upcoming tests got you stressed? Come chill out and color your stress away at the library! We will have coloring pages, crayons, markers, colored pencils, and relaxing ambient music to help you relax and spark your creativity.

Are you writing a book?  Or have you always wanted to write but don't know how to start?  Join fellow authors for creative thinking and discussions of the writing process.

Fort Bend County Master Gardener Suma Mudan will talk about Texas Superstars® -- plants that have shown to provide superior performance under Texas’s tough growing conditions.

Come and go as you please to play a variety of board games! This program meets the first and third Monday of the month in Conference Room 2A.

Come and go as you please to play video games on Nintendo Switch and Xbox One! This program meets the first and third Tuesday of the month in the YA Room.

Already have a handle on the basic features of Microsoft PowerPoint 2010?  Join us as we dive into some intermediate level tips and tricks!

Registration required; register online below or call 281-238-2140 to register.

Create an email and learn how to access incoming email, compose an email, send reply emails, and how to attach items to an email.

Registration is required. Register online or call 281-238-2100 to sign up.

Join the Mystery Readers Club to discuss Then She Was Gone by Lisa Jewell. 

Join fellow mystery lovers and discuss a mystery novel the third Wednesday of each month.