Learn how to use paint markers to paint your own laser cut wooden Pride Month rainbow keychain in the colors of your favorite pride flag!
Tweens
Interested in learning how to play chess? Join us at the library for a hands-on introduction from First Checkmate.
No experience needed.
Open to ages 11-18 only.
Tickets will be required and available for free at the front desk 15 minutes before event start time.
Explore the world of STEM with hands-on experiments, coding challenges, and fun projects. Feel free to bring a drink and snack.20 register, waitlist
The location will change:
M, T, Th Community Center
W Computer Lab, Barbara Bush Library
Explore the world of STEM with hands-on experiments, coding challenges, and fun projects. Feel free to bring a drink and snack.20 register, waitlist
The location will change:
M, T, Th Community Center
W Computer Lab, Barbara Bush Library
Every child has an artist inside them! At our Art Club, they will enjoy a variety of activities whether it be painting, drawing, coloring and much more! All materials provided.
All materials will be provided. Program is for All Ages.
Join us for "Father's Day Craft," where we will create a cute homemade gift for your dad or a dad in your life!
This program is for all ages, and all materials will be provided.
We can’t wait to craft with you and celebrate Father’s Day together!
Get ready for a magical adventure with John O’Bryant’s 2026 Summer Reading Magic Show! This all-new performance is packed with mind-blowing magic, dazzling illusions, and plenty of laugh-out-loud surprises. Come see the impossible happen right before your eyes!
John O’Bryant is a featured family magician at the LOL Comedy Club and a frequent headliner at SeaWorld Adventure Parks.
Let's kick off the summer the right way! Come sign up for the Summer Reading program and enjoy face painting, a fun dinosaur themed craft, and snacks!
This program is for all ages.
Learn how to add color to two laser engraved and cut wooden magnets using paint markers!
This beginner friendly lesson will introduce participants to cross-stitching, which is a form of counted-thread embroidery using X-shaped stitches to create a pattern.