Maker Saturday is a program for those interested in Maker & Stem activities.
Teens
Introduce books you have already read and want to share with others. Listen to recommendations.
Nothing to buy! No assigned reading! Come and discuss Science Fiction & Fantasy books!
Books Discussion starts at 6 PM, usually the first Monday of the month In Person or Online using Teams.
Call the Reference Desk for email or a virtual invite.
What have YOU been reading?
Are you struggling with a stitch or technique?
Swing by the Maker Space on Wednesdays between 3:00 and 5:00 for a helping hand!
Bring your project and questions and we will use library resources to help!
This program is for crafters of any level who need some help, walk-ins welcome.
Come join the North Houston Space Society (NSS) for their monthly meeting and learn about the latest happenings in space exploration, as well as what is just around the corner. This program is for anyone interested in getting together to learn and discuss space exploration.
Join us for our Monthly NSS North Houston Space Society (http://NorthHoustonSpace.org) meeting.
Create your very own magic wand! In this imaginative workshop, participants will use natural sticks and LED lights to craft wands that shimmer with enchantment. This event blends artistry with a hint of technology, encouraging young wizards to unleash their creativity while exploring STEM elements like simple electronics and basic circuitry.
Book Buddies is a free program that brings children and teen volunteers together to share the joy of reading. It pairs trained volunteers (Big Buddies) with children in Kindergarten through 3rd grades (Little Buddies). For 10 weeks, the Buddies meet once a week in the afternoon for 45 minutes of one-on-one shared reading.
The Fall cycle of Book Buddies will run from September 18th to November 20th. Reading sessions will be in the library meeting room.
Teen volunteers interested in the Northwest Branch Library must attend this orientation in order to begin volunteering. The orientation will last half an hour and go over the basics of volunteering at Northwest Library. Volunteers must be age 15+ and must fill out a volunteer application. You can find these applications at the front desk of the library or online.
Learn about time management and study strategies!
Learn how to navigate the college transition!
Calling all homeschooled kids! September's Library Learning will explore the fascinating worlds of psychology, geology, and chemistry—all centered around food! Through hands-on activities, experiments, and interactive lessons, children will discover how science and the natural world connect to what we eat every day. Perfect for curious minds eager to learn and explore.