People who love books, people who love bargains, and people who need to get rid of some spare change will find a lot in common at the Mamie George (Stafford) Friends of the Library Book Sales, where they will discover adult and ch
The Fulshear Branch Library will be CLOSED May 19-24 for building repairs.
UPDATE: Apr 28, 2025
We are experiencing network disruptions affecting our catalog and Internet. Our Technology Team & County IT are actively working to resolve the issue. Click here for the latest update. We appreciate your patience!
- What's available: books, ebooks, WiFi, most online resources.; click here for OverDrive/Libby & hoopla instructions.
- Not available: Catalog & access to your account, Wall Street Journal, LinkedIn Learning, Hotspots & Launchpads.
- Overdue fines are waived until the network issue has been resolved.
Learn how to publish your book for free! Biblioboard representative Emily Gooding will show budding writers of all levels how to use the free services provided by Biblioboard Library, Indie Author Project, and Pressbooks, and get published!
Book Festival: Exploring Your World - A Kid's Writing Workshop
Join us for a writing workshop--just for kids!
Book Festival: Q&A with Author Ruben Degollado
Ruben Degollado, author or "The Family Izquierdo" and the Fort Bend County Community Reads 2023 pick, will join us to discuss how giving characters a voice in their story helps readers to understand universal truths while also being immersed in a
We will use Microsoft Excel to create a spreadsheet to label and organize your photographs, letters and various documents in order to keep track and make storage and retrieval easier.
Donna Wheeler from the Rosenberg Railroad Museum will educate children about sound energy. Youth will participate in demonstrations that show how sound vibrates and travels in waves.
Join us as we discuss Amazons, Abolitionists, and Activists: a graphic history of women's fight for their rights by Mikki Kendall.
Copies of the book are available at George Memorial Library.
The Skin I’m in Book Club meets on the third Saturday of this month to discuss books featuring authors of color.
Come join Don Cooper as he gives two talks about the history of rockets and NASA's journey to the moon and back. Learn about the Apollo 13 mission as well as the often-forgotten Apollo 6 mission.
Book Festival: Performance by Ballet Folklorico Herencia Mexicana de Houston
Join us for a colorful, festive dancing of ballet folklorico! Ballet Folklorico Herencia Mexica de Houston will showcase vestuario and dances from the Huasteca region of Mexico along with the state of Jalisco.
Book Festival: Book Raffle
After the performance by Ballet Folklorico Herencia Mexicana de Houston, our local authors are holding a book raffle! Make sure to collect a ticket before and during the performance for the raffle. You must be present to win!
Join us for a taste of Latin America! Food is an important aspect of the book, "The Family Izquierdo" by Ruben Degollado, the Fort Bend County Community Read 2023 pick. Erica Knighton from Prarie View A&M Cooperative Extension Prog
Taki Zyngtara, author of over two dozen books--many written during the National Novel Writing Month Challenge--will walk us through how to take a story idea and turn it into a completed draft of a book....fast!
Workshop topics include:
Indian Dancing & Storytelling Workshop presented by Young Audiences of Houston
Young Audiences of Houston artist, Rathna Kumar, will be leading an Indian Dancing and Storytelling workshop for all ages.
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.
What are you thankful for? Gather your besties and join us as we celebrate the people we are most thankful for, our friends. We will have crafts, activities, and snacks to enjoy with your closest friends.