Event List

Do you knit, bead, make rugs, hand stitch or do any kind of handcraft?

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

Are you stressed out and need something relaxing to focus on? Come join us for adult coloring. Adult coloring can be used to promote mindfulness, relieve stress, and embrace the imperfect.  

In collaboration with Fort Bend County Libraries, SEWA International  - Houston Americorp and Fort Bend County Health and Human Services present: Disaster Preparedness.  Join us for a two-part workshop covering disaster preparedness, one

Experience some of the vibrant cultures of the world at Fort Bend County Libraries' Multicultural Festival!

Interested in learning the basics of maintaining your mental health? Learn how to manage anxiety and other tricky symptoms to maintain mental wellness.

Join us for a performance by members of the North American Youth Chinese Orchestra. This non-profit organization promotes Chinese traditional music.  These talented young musicians will perform using a variety of instruments.

Join local artist Jerry Poscovsky for a workshop where he teaches a technique for coloring over photographs with high quality pastels. Registration required; please register online, in-person, or by calling 281-238-2817.

World Beats will be presented as part of the Multicultural Festival and will feature dance and drum performances from South and Southeast Asia. Join us on a foot-tapping trip around the world!

Looking for a “wild” experience? You will find it at Brazos Bend State Park, just 45 miles from downtown Houston!

Ever wanted to know more about matcha, or green tea powder?  Come and learn with us as we’re joined by the Japan-America Society of Houston, who’ll teach you how to make a fabulous cup of matcha!

Celebrate Jewish Heritage Month with a painting program inspired by author and artist, Linda Woods. Patrons will have the chance to paint abstract paintings on canvas, inspired by Linda Wood’s “To Life Hamsa” paintings. 

Celebrate the joy of reading by discussing your favorite books! We have NO assigned reading, and offer a quiet place to catch up on and discuss your reading. All genres welcome. 

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!  We wi

For students in grades 9-12.

Head on over to the library to prepare for exams in a themed study hall! We will offer coffee shop inspired drinks and snacks.

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!

Looking for a place to relax while you catch up on your latest crafting project? Join us and your fellow crafters in working on a project while watching a film.

Check out the Game Night at the Fulshear Branch Library! We’ll have popular board games such as Catan, Life, and Monopoly; popular card games such as Uno, Spot It, and Spades; and other games available for use. No registration is required.

Are you struggling with creating and editing PowerPoint presentations? Then join us for Microsoft PowerPoint 2019 Basics. Registration required.

Not sure where to begin when it comes to finding resources for reading levels or homework help? Come and learn about the various databases we have available for parents of students of all-ages.

Looking for the perfect place to study and learn with your friends? The upstairs computer lab will be opened on Tuesdays evenings for adults and teens. Computers will have access to Brainfuse and other helpful databases.

Come learn the basics of watercolors and create a simple painting. This painting is a beach and sailboat scene inspired by the Gulf Coast.

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.