Asian Pacific Islander Heritage

Join the Barbara Bush Branch Library in welcoming the Kaminari Thunderstudies for a musical performance unlike any other!

Do you love the strong, rhythmic beat of drums? There's something special about the drumline in any performance. Taiko is a traditional form of drumming from Japan and we are so excited to bring this performance to you!

This event will be outside in the grassy area between The Pearl Fincher Museum and the N. Greenfield Dr. entrance to Collins Park. Please bring blankets to sit on.

Attention adults! Come and enjoy our kid-free event, Library Movie Nights, where we feature a different film each time. This program occurs typically every third Wednesday of the month. We'll have popcorn and beverages available, and you're welcome to bring your own snacks to enjoy and share! Movies are subject to change.

January - 10 Things I Hate About You

February - Sorry To Bother You

March - Philomena

April - Lady Bird

May - India Sweets and Spices

June - The Wedding Banquet

You've never tasted Wontons like this before!  Just like traditional wontons without all the pleating and folding!  Savory pork, shrimp and shiitake mushroom filling is quick and easy to whip up. You'll learn my secret recipe for dumpling filling and my slightly spicy dipping sauce.  This class is for adults 18+.  Space is limited.  Please call Fairbanks Library to register 832-927-7890.

In honor of Asian Pacific Islander Heritage Month, we will be making kid-friendly sushi look-alikes with Rice Krispies, Fruit Roll-ups and candy!  All supplies provided.

Join us for a fun film discussion the 3rd Wednesday of each month from 6-7pm. Discover new movies from the comfort of your home and discuss with us different aspects like cinematography, soundtrack, and storytelling. See you at the movies….I mean library.

This month, our film is Parasite (2019)

Join our Teen “Bring Your Own Book” Book Club and share your latest favorite read with fellow book lovers! This month’s optional theme celebrates Asian American and Pacific Islander voices, offering a chance to explore diverse stories and perspectives. Come for the great reads, stay for the fun discussions, snacks, and new friends who love books as much as you do!

Join the West University Book Club on the first Wednesday of every month at 11am in the Community Center to talk about each month’s great read!

This month, we are reading Jesse Sutanto's Vera Wong's Unsolicited Advice for Murderers.