Week Calendar

Learn the basics of typing on a keyboard.

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

Learn the basics of Microsoft Word 2019.  With this word processing program, you can create letters, resumes, forms, and a host of other documents. 

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

Curious about eBooks available through your library membership? This course will demonstrate how to use the Hoopla and Libby apps to access eBooks.

Start at the very beginning of Microsoft Excel 2019.

This class covers:

This class is for those beyond Excel basics who have a specific question or want to learn something more advanced.  Bring in your question or project and we’ll work together to solve the issue.

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

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Come join us as we use Adult Coloring to promote mindfulness, relieve stress, and embrace the imperfect. Supplies will be provided, but you are welcome to bring your own as well.

Learn the basics of computer use. Practice basic Windows functions and learn how to create and save a document.

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.

Looking for a place to show off your knitting, crochet or other needlework skills? Come meet with your friends or make some new ones while catching up on your “stitches.” 

Join us for this self-directed hour of meditative breathing. Bring your own mat or blanket, or use one of our chairs as you follow along with this guided breathing exercise.

This program is free and open to the public.

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

Come and learn the basics of 3D printing at the library, and create your own customized bottle opener using TinkerCad. Your design will then be printed on the library’s own 3D printer for pickup later in the week.

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

This conversation group meets the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month. No registration required.

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

Mission Bend Branch Library hosts a weekly ESL conversation circle where English-language learners of any level are invited to practice conversation in a relaxed, friendly environment.

The timeless fairytale, Jack and The Beanstalk, has now been adapted into a play with music!

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

Join us as we celebrate Asian American and Pacific Heritage Month with a Bollywood Dance Class taught by dance instructor Naomi Alphonso.

In recognition of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, Fort Bend County Libraries will host an introduction to Tai Chi. Tai Chi is an ancient Chinese discipline of meditative movements practiced as a system of exercises.

This month, we will be discussing The Night Tiger by Yangsze Choo.

Tabletop Society is a board gaming club for adults, college students, and teens.  We meet on the 4th Thursday of each month and focus on a different game each time we meet.  It’s a great way to try out new games for free.  

Do you enjoy comics?  Trying to get into the genre, but don’t know where to start? This is the book club for you! Join us and chat comics with fellow fans.

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

Are you interested in adding a bit of life to your space? Have you been meaning to bring some plants into your home? This program is for you! Join us in creating a miniature greenhouse through a quick and easy instructional class.

Get ready for summer reading by exploring what various reading trackers have to offer. Reading trackers are websites, apps, or even paper lists that help you set reading goals, find new books, take notes on books you’re reading and much more!

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.

Reel Talk is a series of documentary screenings at University Branch Library with brief discussions of the films after they are shown.

Join us for paper folding fun as we learn the art of Japanese origami.  This month, we will learn to make a fox and a traditional crane.

Practicing self-care and spending time with yourself can be accomplished through reflection and journaling. By reflecting on your thoughts and feelings, you can gain a better understanding of who you are.

Come join us for a lively discussion of The School for Good Mothers by Jessamine Chan.

Copies of the book are available at the Check Out desk.