Septiembre 02 - Correo Electrónico
Septiembre 09 - Repaso
Septiembre 14 - Microsoft Windows
Septiembre 16 - Microsoft Windows
Septiembre 21 - Microsoft Word
Septiembre 23 - Microsoft Word
Septiembre 28 - Microsoft PowerPoint
Septiembre 30 - Microsoft PowerPoint
Join us for our Friends of the Galena Park Library book sale starting this Tuesday, September 15, at 3:30 pm. Prices are low, and our selection is out of this world! All proceeds from the book sale go directly to the library to support programs and essential needs. See you then!
ESL Classes (Various Levels)
All of HCPL English-learning classes are taught by trained volunteer tutors and are completely free to attend. Learning materials are provided.
Beginner ESL Classes for Adults who speak little or no English. You will practice speaking, reading, writing and listening.
Advanced ESL Classes & Conversation Club for Adults who want to reach fluency in English. Practice speaking, reading, writing and listening with native speakers in a nonjudgmental environment.
Come learn a traditional Mexican embroidery technique!
All supplies provided.
Registration required.
Do you feel your resume need to be revised or updated? Look no further. Meet a Future U College and Career Advisor in-person at the Aldine Library to look over your resume and give you some refresher and refining techniques that can help get your resume noticed. This process is to give advice, recommendations, and feedback that can truly help you move forward with you career journey.
El libro del club es 'Una Habitación Propia' de Virginia Woolf. "No se puede pensar bien, amar bien ni dormir bien si no se ha comido bien."
Nurture your strength and mental health with Tai Chi at Parker Williams Library!
Often described as 'meditation in motion', Tai Chi is a low-impact, slow-motion exercise that helps to strengthen your muscles and relax your mind.
This workshop is a comprehensive, nonpartisan Voter Education and Get Out The Vote (GOTV) campaign designed to educate, empower, and mobilize voters in advance of the November 3, 2026 General Election. Participants will identify issues of concern and research candidates on the ballot and issues they are concerned about for the upcoming election.
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: TBA
Discussion questions may be available.
Join our genealogy group for discussion and digging into the past! We meet every other Friday from 1-3.