Put on your best cosplay to sample Japanese candy and tea.
This program is for teens in middle and high school.
Do you knit/crochet/craft? Please join us for our weekly meeting of the Knotty and Nice Club. We meet for 2 hours and socialize while working on our own projects or community charity projects. Please note that this is not a class but people are always available to help you if you need a LITTLE help. If you have never knitted or crocheted, the library offers many books and a few DVDs to learn. You can find many helpful videos on YouTube as well.
Reflexology, a non- invasive therapy involving pressure point massaging that can address a range of physical and emotion needs.
Kids 8-12 come play Magic: the Gathering card game!
All supplies are provided. All levels of experience welcome!
Join us at the Barbara Bush Branch Library for Pre-School Storytime with Ms. Caroline! We will read stories, sing songs, and exercise our creative bodies. Look forward to a monthly bilingual surprise!
Come join Baldwin Boettcher’s Tween Book Club! Each month, we dive into a new book, share our thoughts with new friends, and wrap it up with fun, hands-on activities.
You can find a copy of each month's book through our catalog or check one out at the front desk, while copies are available!
Improve your English reading, writing, and pronounciation skills with this beginner’s class.
For ages 18+. Registration Required. Please register at the circulation desk, online, or call 281-471-4022.
Join us for our 3D Printer Orientation!
This orientation session will introduce participants to 3D printing services in the library. Those who complete the class will then be able to request time to use a 3D printer at HCPL branches, at which time they will complete a short machine-specific orientation at the location of their choice. Attending this orientation is mandatory before patrons can request time to use a 3D printer.
Join us for an engaging book discussion, coffee, tea, & treats!
Books are selected during our annual book club poll, each fall. Registered participants will receive a link to nominate their picks, and to vote on the final selections. Printed book lists & monthly discussion guides are available at meetings, and at the front desk. Participants can place their own hold requests for copies of the books, or ask for their books to be requested in advance, during the annual survey.