- Occurrence: Mondays, weekly (unless otherwise noted)
- Time: 9:30 AM, 10:30 AM, 11:30 AM
- Ages: 2-3
- Description: Stories, songs, and rhymes for toddlers!
- Additional Info: Free!
- Location: Kids Corner
- Ticket Info*: Limit: 65
Children's Ticket Details
Children's Ticket Details
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.
Harris County Universal Services' mission is to empower residents with the skills and confidence they need to use technology safely and effectively.
"Our team offers beginner friendly computer lessons designed for older adults, those new to computers, and those who would just like a refresher and would like to brush up on their computer knowledge."
This six week workshop will cover computer basics in the following modules:
Read, sing, and learn together!
Join us every Tuesday at 10:15 a.m. for this engaging storytime designed for children ages 3–5. Through stories, rhymes, songs, and playful activities, children will build important early literacy skills such as oral language, phonological awareness, and print recognition.
After storytime, children can enjoy a simple craft or coloring activity to wrap up the fun. It’s a wonderful way to support early learning while making Storytime magical at the library!
Harris County Universal Services' mission is to empower residents with the skills and confidence they need to use technology safely and effectively.
"Our team offers beginner friendly computer lessons designed for older adults, those new to computers, and those who would just like a refresher and would like to brush up on their computer knowledge."
This six week workshop will cover computer basics in the following modules:
Join us at Maud Marks Library every Tuesday from 11:15–11:45 AM for Preschool Explorer Time!
Designed especially for children ages 3–5, this 30-minute hands-on sensory play program encourages learning through exploration, creativity, and discovery. Each week, little learners will engage in fun, interactive activities that help build curiosity, problem-solving skills, and early language and motor development.
Come explore, discover, and play with us—we can’t wait to see you there!
Harris County Universal Services' mission is to empower residents with the skills and confidence they need to use technology safely and effectively.
"Our team offers beginner friendly computer lessons designed for older adults, those new to computers, and those who would just like a refresher and would like to brush up on their computer knowledge."
This six week workshop will cover computer basics in the following modules:
Let your creativity shine at our Dream Catcher Making program at the Highlands Stratford Branch Library! Join us for a fun, hands-on crafting experience where participants of all ages can create their own unique dream catchers to take home. Whether you’re a crafting expert or trying something new, this is a wonderful opportunity to explore your creativity and enjoy an afternoon of art and imagination. Bring your family and friends and make special memories together at the library!
Come engage in creative music-making with Nameless Sound at the Spring Branch-Memorial Branch Library on Monday, November 9th at 2:00 PM! This program is intended for homeschoolers ages 6-18. This workshop welcomes all voices, musical backgrounds, and degrees of experience, and non-musician performers are encouraged to attend! No experience is necessary and instruments are provided! This workshop focuses on creative music through processes of improvisation, musical story-telling, listening, leadership, and creativity. Join us!
Join us for a fun and creative STEM activity on Thursday, November 19th at 4:30 PM! We'll go outside, pick out some of the fall leaves, and make cyanotypes or sunprints! Cyanotype paper is light sensitive paper that changes color when exposed to sunlight. When we arrange objects on top of the paper and expose the paper to light, the objects will leave behind a shadow or image.