Join the Talk It Up! book club at Kingwood Branch Library in March as we read and discuss Emma by Jane Austen.
"Emma is young, rich and independent. She has decided not to get married and instead spends her time organizing her acquaintances' love affairs. Her plans for the matrimonial success of her new friend Harriet, however, lead her into complications that ultimately test her own detachment from the world of romance."
Wiggle, giggle, and read together!
Join other toddlers and their parents or caregivers for weekly Toddler Time Storytime every Thursday at 10:15 a.m. or 11:15 a.m. Each session features age-appropriate stories, songs, and fingerplays designed to encourage early literacy, movement, and fun interaction.
This program is specially geared for toddlers ages 18–35 months and their caregivers. No ticket required—just drop in and join the fun!
Smash your way through the tournament bracket to earn the title of Super Smash Bros Champion! 1st and 2nd place will laser cut trophies! Snacks and controllers will be provided.
This program is for teens ages 13-18.
Adults who are learning English are invited to come to E.S.L. Cafe each month at Kingwood Library!
At E.S.L. Cafe, we play tabletop games (board games, card games, & conversation games) in English. Join us for a welcoming, supportive space to practice your English & connect with others in your community.
Come when you want & stay as long as you want. All levels are welcome! Coffee & refreshments provided.
Hope to see you there!
*English-as-a-Second-Language
Experience the magic of two languages at our Bilingual Storytime, specially designed for preschool and elementary-aged children. Each week features a fresh, exciting theme—from high-tech Robots to mythical Dragons. We go beyond the book with interactive games and hands-on instrument play to keep older kids engaged and moving. It’s the perfect blend of literacy, culture, and high-energy fun. 🎸 📚 🎮
Family Playdate Workshop
The Family Workshop is a five-week program intended for children, aged 5 years and under, and their caregivers. Caregivers and children gather in a room with passive toys that encourage creative play and learning. The sessions will also include a local child expert who will provide information and answer questions and concerns of caregivers on topics related to early child development.
Step away from the hustle and bustle of daily life and treat yourself to an afternoon of relaxation and creativity.
Discover the joy of coloring with our provided coloring pages and pencils, or bring your own favorites if you prefer. Not into coloring? No problem! Stop by to enjoy a cup of coffee or tea and engage in delightful conversation in a warm, welcoming environment.
This is your chance to unwind, connect with others, and recharge. No registration is required—just drop in and let the stresses of everyday life melt away.
For adults 18+
Attention adults! Come and enjoy our kid-free event, Library Movie Nights, where we feature a different film each time. This program occurs typically every third Wednesday of the month. We'll have popcorn and beverages available, and you're welcome to bring your own snacks to enjoy and share! Movies are subject to change.
January - 10 Things I Hate About You
February - Sorry To Bother You
March - Philomena
April - Lady Bird
May - India Sweets and Spices
June - The Wedding Banquet
July - Journey to the Center of the Earth
You work hard for your money. It's time to learn how to make your money work for you!
Join us at the Fairbanks Branch Library for a Free Financial Literacy Workshop: Making Your Money Work for You
This Free Financial Workshop will be held on the first and last Monday of each month at 6:30 pm in the Adult Programming Area in the Main Library of Fairbanks Branch Library.
Newcomers always welcome!
This program is being provided by Independent Agents of Primerica Financial Services. This is an educational program only.
Read Against the Machine! is a new nonfiction book club exploring social, cultural, historical, and political topics. Selections will highlight varied perspectives and encourage readers to think critically about the ideas and narratives that shape contemporary life.
In March, we are reading Sarah Smarsh's 2018 memoir, Heartland: