Come to the Barbara Bush Branch Library and celebrate Native American Heritage Month with us!
Join Ms. Amberly as she speaks about her native Pawnee Tribe. Learn some history, and enjoy music, crafts and homemade frybread.
Native American Heritage
Learn about the symbolism of different stones in various cultures of indigenous Americans while crafting pieces of your own.
Books & Banter is a monthly book club that usually meets at the end of each month to explore books that celebrate and honor the richness of different cultures, movements and milestones. From the inspiring stories of Black History Month and the trailblazing women we recognize during Woman’s History Month to Disability Pride Month and more. Our club delves into diverse perspectives and voices that have shaped the world we live in. With each book we aim to spark meaningful conversations, reflect on history and the joys and struggles of the human experience.
Join us Monday November 30th from 10 am to noon in the library conference room to weave a necklace in traditional Navaho colors. The basic supplies will be provided to all participants. (Loom, thread, combs, needles, guard, and handout.)
Registration is required and for ages 18 & up.
We look forward to seeing you there!
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!
Read Into It! is a monthly book club where we explore the ideas, systems, and stories that shape our world through a variety of nonfiction.
From niche histories and personal memoirs to cultural commentary and investigative journalism, each selection invites us to question our assumptions and explore new perspectives.
In November, we are reading By the Fire We Carry: The Generations-Long Fight for Justice on Native Land by Rebecca Nagle.
Booked This Afternoon meets in person on the second Thursday of the month, November 12, at 2 PM. This month we will be discussing The Berry Pickers by Amanda Peters.
Learn how to basket weave in celebration od Native American Heritage Month
This event is for ages 12-17, 18 if in High School
For more questions email: genesis.munoz@hcpl.net
Want to taste something new?
Join us for Exciting Flavors!
Where we make and taste new recipes
We will be celebrating Native America Heritage
Join the West University Book Club on the first Wednesday of every month at 11am in the West University Community Center, located next door at 6104 Auden.
Let's talk about each month’s great read!
This month, we are reading Jon Hickey's Big Chief