Adults

Bring a cloth item from home and give it a personal touch with heat-transfer vinyl (HTV)! You’ll learn how to use a Cricut cutting machine to create a design, then apply it to your item using heat. No Cricut experience is necessary, and a small selection of items will be available for those who don’t bring their own—but supplies are limited, so we encourage you to bring an item from home.

Please bring: A clean, dry, cotton or cotton-blend item such as a T-shirt, tote bag, pillowcase, or fabric accessory.

Please do not bring:

Create a pair of earrings to match your style in this beginner-friendly jewelry design workshop. Learn basic jewelry-making techniques while choosing from a variety of beads, charms, and findings to design your own unique pair to take home. All materials are provided, and no prior experience is needed.

Being the first in your family to attend college is an exciting accomplishment, but it can also come with a lot of questions. 

First-Gen & College Ready is designed to help first-generation college students and future college students better understand what to expect and how to successfully navigate the college experience.

Thinking about going back to school but not sure if it’s the right decision? 

Before committing your time and money to a program, it’s important to understand all of your options.

Returning to work after time away can feel overwhelming, but an employment gap does not have to prevent you from moving forward. 

Career Comeback is designed for adults preparing to reenter the workforce after unemployment, caregiving responsibilities, layoffs, incarceration, personal circumstances, or an extended career break.

Thinking about earning your GED but not sure where to start? 

This workshop will help you better understand the GED process and connect you with tools and resources to prepare for success. Participants will learn about the four GED subject areas, testing requirements, study strategies, preparation resources, practice tests, and options for finding local or online GED support.

Whether you're just getting started or have already begun preparing, you'll leave with practical tips, helpful resources, and clear next steps toward earning your GED.

This all ages event celebrates everything Pokemon! Trade cards, learn to play, or bring your handheld to show off what Pokemon you've caught.

Please join us for English class!

This class is designed for students who are interested in learning and /or practicing speaking, listening, writing, and reading skills in English. Classes are free and all materials are provided. Registration required. 

Rumor has it there’s a secret treasure hidden in the librarian’s office. 

Can you find the treasure and escape before the librarian returns to catch you in the act?

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, and conversation games) in English.

Join us for a welcoming, supportive space to practice your English and connect with others in your community.

Come when you want and stay as long as you want. All levels are welcome! Coffee and refreshments provided.

*English-as-a-Second-Language