Kingwood Branch Library

Finding a job today requires more than submitting applications and waiting for a response. 

This interactive workshop will help job seekers develop a more intentional approach to navigating today’s competitive job market.

Participants will learn how to expand their search beyond traditional job boards, identify employers and industries that are actively hiring, research companies before applying, use professional and community connections to uncover opportunities, and create a job-search routine that is both organized and manageable.

Join us for a free, 12-week class to help you prepare for your naturalization interview and civics test. An English assessment must be taken for class admittance. Taking this class does not grant citizenship or pay for any application fees. Registration is required as space is limited.

Come discover what makes the rainforest one of the most important biomes on the planet and meet some of the unusual animals who call it home!

Ticket required for entry. Tickets will be handed out at the desk upstairs Saturday, October 10th. Limit: One ticket per person.
Each session exclusively reserved for the designated age group. 

Session for Teens (Ages 13-17) is from 3:00-3:45pm. 

Learn how to book time with the Kingwood Library’s Cricut! This orientation session will introduce participants to using the Cricut in the library. Those who complete the class will then be able to request time to use a Cricut 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 Cricut.

This event is open to those ages 13 and older. Teens ages 13-16 must be accompanied by an adult guardian. Registration is required.

Join us for an interactive story time for children of all ages! This program features songs, books, and crafts each week.

Space is limited. Please pick up your free tickets at the Children's Reference Desk the morning of the program to gain entry to Family story time.

Read Into It! is a monthly book club where we explore the ideas, systems, and stories that shape our world. From niche histories and personal memoirs to cultural commentary and investigative journalism, each selection invites us to question our assumptions and explore new perspectives.

Join us for discussion on the 4th Thursday of each month!

In October, we are reading How to Kill a Language by Sophia Smith Galer.

Join us for an interactive early literacy experience for toddlers and their caregivers. This program is geared toward toddlers ages 18 months-3 years old and features songs, books, and crafts each week!

Join us for an English-Spanish bilingual Toddler Time on the last Thursday of every month!

Space is limited. Please pick up your free tickets at the Children's Reference Desk the morning of the program to gain entry to Little Seedlings story time.

Read Into It! is a monthly book club where we explore the ideas, systems, and stories that shape our world. From niche histories and personal memoirs to cultural commentary and investigative journalism, each selection invites us to question our assumptions and explore new perspectives.

Join us for discussion on the 4th Thursday of each month!

In October, we are reading How to Kill a Language by Sophia Smith Galer.

This month we'll be creating Felt Fall Hangers!

All supplies provided plus snacks!

Ages 18+ only

The Kingwood Branch Library expresses its gratitude to the Friends of the Library Kingwood (F.O.L.K.) for their support and supplies.

*Due to demand, if you have not arrived by 3:05 pm, your spot will be released to a registrant on the waitlist*