Sunshine Baby Time is an early literacy program for babies up to 18 months and their caregivers. Please join us as we share early literacy tips, stories, songs, and fun!
In order to ensure the safety of our youngest patrons, this is a ticketed program. Free tickets will be available in the library on the morning of the program. First come, first served.
English
Join us weekly on Mondays from 2:00PM to 3:30PM to practice speaking English with other intermediate and advanced learners. Please register for the class by filling out a student application at our front desk.
Tenemos una clase de inglés conversacional cada lunes a las 2:00 de la tarde. En esta clase puede practicar el inglés platicando con otros estudiantes intermedios y avanzados. Por favor llene la solicitud de registro y entréguela a nuestro escritorio de servicio antes de llegar a la clase.
Hey Teens!
Join us for pizza and a unique culinary experience as we explore the flavors of the OldWays. Learn to make jicama sticks with chile lime—a refreshing and zesty snack.
It's the perfect opportunity to try something new, learn a cool recipe, and hang out with friends. Don’t miss out on this tasty adventure!
Join us on Fridays at 1PM to craft and chat. We focus on knitting and crochet and make items to donate to local charities.
We are happy to help old and new crafters with their projects, but this is not a formal class.
Please bring your own supplies.
This program is recommended for babies aged 0-18 months, accompanied by a parent or caregiver. It includes age-appropriate stories, rhymes, bounces, and songs that lay the foundation for reading. Children will also develop sensory, fine motor, and social skills through playtime.
We will use mason jar lids, yarn, and ribbon to make holiday wreaths!
All materials provided, registration is required. Ages 15 and up only, please call 832-927-5420 for exceptions.
Contact: Crystal Mosley
"Jack of All Crafts" is a new crafting club at Stratford Branch Library. Every week will introduce a new (or maybe familiar) craft to work on together for an hour of relaxation and socializing. All supplies will be provided by the library. All you need to bring is yourself and a passion for learning!
Amate is a type of paper produced from the fibers of the bark of fig trees. Beginning in pre-Hispanic times, different indigenous groups in Mexico used the amate to communicate with others. However, now Nahua artisans paint intricate birds, colorful plants, and whimsical animals on the amate so that it can be used for decoration.
Learn to make beautiful artwork styled after this Mexican Folk Art tradition!
Transform Oreo cookies, candy corn and candy eyes into adorable edible Thanksgiving table setting decorations! All supplies provided.
Dara from Sunshine Kitchen, a lovely local cafe and bakery in Seabrook, will be here to lead a class on sourdough starter! Participants will receive their own starter that they can take home and bake with.
This program is not recommended for those with gluten sensitivities or intolerances.
Space is limited; therefore, online registration is required. Please unregister if you can no longer attend this program to make space for other patrons. Registration will close three days before the program begins.
This program is for adults 18 years and older.