If you received a sapling recently from Neighborhood Forest or are just interested in learning how to care for the trees in our community, come to this special event!
Arborist Matt Latham will be giving a presentation on how to care for our local trees, from sapling to maturity!
Registration is not required, but space may be limited.
This event will take place in the Innovation Lab Classroom
If you registered for a sapling with Neighborhood Forest, now is the time to pick up your tree!
Come by Freeman Library between 10am and 12pm to pick up your trees! We will be set up in the rotunda on the 1st floor!
If you miss your chance, you have until April 25th at 4pm to grab them!
Create your own wiggly, marionette worm/caterpillar!
Recommended for school-age children ages 5-12. These programs are designed to engage children in Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math (STEAM) activities and change on a monthly basis.
Tickets are required for all programs unless otherwise noted. They are free and available starting 30 minutes before the program begins at the Children’s Information Desk. Tickets are limited and offered on a first-come, first-served basis.
Participants volunteer to lead discussions and they pick the material. Normally they will propose a title and everyone agrees. This is a laid back but serious group. They meet in person, February - November.
No registration required
The discussion topic:
My Italian Bulldozer
by Alexander McCall Smith
Discussion questions may be available.
We'll create self-flying helicopters and take them outside to test them out!
Recommended for school-age children ages 5-12. These programs are designed to engage children in Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math (STEAM) activities and change on a monthly basis.
Tickets are required for all programs unless otherwise noted. They are free and available starting 30 minutes before the program begins at the Children’s Information Desk. Tickets are limited and offered on a first-come, first-served basis.
Join us for a variety of activities including snap circuits, Legos, and marble runs!
Recommended for school-age children ages 5-12. These programs are designed to engage children in Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math (STEAM) activities and change on a monthly basis.
Tickets are required for all programs unless otherwise noted. They are free and available starting 30 minutes before the program begins at the Children’s Information Desk. Tickets are limited and offered on a first-come, first-served basis.
On behalf of Harris County Universal Services Department, I would like to welcome you to Computer Basics, the first class in our “Growing Digitally with US” Basic Digital Training & Assistance series. Universal Services serves as the solutions center for county departments and offices by providing IT and technology services.
Learn how to heat press a custom printed design to a tote bag! Prior attendance to a Cricut orientation is not necessary; designs are pre-selected and pre-printed by staff.
Recommended for children 3 to 5 years old. Dance, shake, wiggle, and wear your child out with dancing, physical movement, and rhythm-based activities activities. You're never too young to P-A-R-T-Y!
Tickets are required for all programs, unless otherwise noted. They are free and available at 10:00am when the library opens. Due to space limitations, each child may be accompanied by only one adult.
Using a ping pong ball and a compact disc, decorate and create your own spin toy!
Recommended for school-age children ages 5-12. These programs are designed to engage children in Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math (STEAM) activities and change on a monthly basis.
Tickets are required for all programs unless otherwise noted. They are free and available starting 30 minutes before the program begins at the Children’s Information Desk. Tickets are limited and offered on a first-come, first-served basis.