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Parent/infant activity time recommended for ages 0-12 months.  A multi-sensory circle time teaching folk songs, simple sign language, fingerplays and soothing lullabies to parents to help stimulate babies' social, emotional and physical devel

Pro Se Basics Classes are intended to help those Self Represented Litigants.

These classes are 1 hour long and cover important procedural information for Pro Se

If you want to learn how to find items to print on a 3D printer, then this is the class for you!  Come and discover all the different kinds of items there are available to print.  Please bring a flash drive with you to download your

Birth to 12 months, non-walkers.

Parent/infant activity time for infants. Recommended for ages 0-12 months, or those not yet walking steadily. We are unable to accommodate daycare and school groups.

Stories, crafts and a movie for preschool children.  Recommended for ages 3-6 years.  We are unable to accommodate daycares and school groups in this program.

Parent/child activity time for toddlers. Recommended for ages 1-3 years.

Parent/child activity time for toddlers.  Recommended for ages 1-3.

Parent/child activity time for toddlers. Recommended for ages 1-3 years.

Parent/child activity time for toddlers.  Recommended for ages 1-3 years. 

We are unable to accommodate daycares and school groups in this program.

Parent/child activity time for toddlers.  Recommended for ages 1-3 years.

Learn how to make banners, posters, and booklets using Microsoft Publisher.

Stories, crafts and a movie for preschool children. Recommended for ages 3-6 years old.

Parent/child activity time for toddlers. Recommended for ages 1-3 years. This program is limited to 150 participants. We are unable to accommodate daycares and school groups.

Stories, crafts, and a movie for preschool children. Recommended for ages 3-6 years.

Parent/child activity time for toddlers.  Recommended for ages 1-3 years.  We are unable to accommodate daycares and school groups in this program.

Stories, crafts & songs for toddlers. Recommended for ages 1-3 years. We are unable to accommodate daycare and school groups.

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Parent/child activity time for toddlers.  Recommended for ages 1-3 years. 

We are unable to accommodate daycares and school groups in this program.

Learn how to 3D print at Fort Bend County Libraries. In this class, staff will explain step-by-step how you can have 3D objects printed at your library. Staff will also show some free websites for finding and creating your own 3D designs.

Express Classes intended for Legal Professionals and the public to learn basic software.

These are introductory classes to technology in your legal practice.

Parent/child activity time for Toddlers recommended for ages 1-3 years.

Parent/child activity time for toddlers. Recommended for ages 1-3 years. This program is limited to 150 participants. We are unable to accommodate daycares and school groups.

A multisensory program featuring songs, simple sign language, finger plays and soothing lullabies for parents and caregivers of young babies. Recommended for infants from birth to 12 months of age, non-walkers.

Stories and activities for preschool children and their caregivers.

Parent/child activity time for toddlers. Recommended for ages 1-3 years.

Parent/child activity time for toddlers. Recommended for ages 1-3 years.

Stories, crafts & songs for toddlers. Recommended for ages 1-3 years. We are unable to accommodate daycare and school groups.

Join us to learn about Pinterest, a website where you can discover recipes, home ideas, style inspiration and other ideas to try.  Attendees will create a Pinterest account and will explore the website for ideas.  Registration is preferr

Enjoy practicing your English skills in a fun, friendly environment.

Stories, crafts and a movie for preschool children.  Recommended for ages 3-6 years. 

We are unable to accommodate daycares and school groups in this program.

Stories, crafts and a movie. Recommended for the whole family.

Facebook can be used for more than just keeping up with family and friends. It can also be used to enhance your genealogical research. You should already have an account and be somewhat comfortable with using Facebook.

Stories and other activities for the whole family.

Join Michelle Moreno as she takes you step by step through the reverse canvas process. 

 Please bring the following supplies

Stories and other activities for the whole family.

Come and be amazed by a magic show featuring live animals! Watch Geebo the Clown as he performs illusions and tricks before your eyes with the help of baby chicks, a rabbit, hedgehog, tarantula, and bearded dragon.

Parent/infant activity time for infants.  Recommended for ages 0-12 months.

A multisensory program featuring songs, simple sign language, finger plays and soothing lullabies for parents and caregivers of young babies. Recommended for infants from birth to 12 months of age, non-walkers.

Stories, crafts and a movie for preschool children.  Recommended for ages 3-6 years. 

Stories, crafts, & a movie for preschool children. Recommended for ages 3-6 years. We are unable to accommodate daycare and school groups.

Parent/child activity time for toddlers. Recommended for ages 1-3 years. This program is limited to 150 participants. We are unable to accommodate daycares and school groups.

Stories, crafts, & a movie for preschool children. Recommended for ages 3-6 years.

Are you looking for a new book to read or a new author to try?  The library offers the Novelist database to help you.  Come to our program to learn how to find and use this database to obtain recommended reading lists for all ages, read-

After a public humiliation in high school, Ani FaNelli needs to reinvent herself in “The Luckiest Girl Alive” by Jessica Knoll. She is now living the perfect life, but it is worth it to live a lie?

Learn about a variety of colleges and universities from both inside and outside of Texas. Representatives from different campuses will answer questions for prospective students and share information to help you prepare.

Create cute crocheted creatures in the Amigurumi style and learn the simple crochet techniques for crafting more Amigurumi on your own. Materials made possible by the Fulshear Friends of the Library. For students entering grades 9-12.

Mission Bend Branch Library hosts a weekly ESL conversation circle where English-language learners of any level are invited to practice conversation in a relaxed, friendly environment.

Join in a lively group discussion of Extremely Loud and Clear by Jonathan Safran Foer.

Copies of the book club title are available at the check-out desk.

Join in a discussion of Ghostland by Colin Dickey.

Meets the second Thursday of every month.

English language learners of any level can practice casual conversation in a friendly, relaxed environment.  Registration is not required, but space is limited so please come early.

Learning some financial tips to help you take control of your credit and protect your assets. Learn about good debt vs. bad debt and how to keep debt at bay.

Are you trying to decide on the right college or university?  Come meet with admissions counselors from a variety of colleges and universities.

In keeping with our summer reading theme "A Universe of Stories", all adults and young adults are invited to attend a free screening of Arrival (2016, PG-13), a deeply thoughtful sci-fi movie about trying to communicate with aliens rather than def

Come build a robot to compete in head-to-head sports challenges!

Fifty years ago, this July, NASA launched Apollo 11 to the moon.

What did it take to accomplish this history making mission? Hear an on the scene account from one of the NASA scientists who helped make that dream a reality.

Love chess? We do too! Players of every level welcome.

Curious about how to create things in this word processing program? And want to practice typing? Children in 3rd through 8th grade are invited to learn the basics in this introductory class.

Cinco Ranch staff member will provide an overview of guitar playing, including the anatomy of the guitar, chordal structures, including internet resources available for learning how to play guitar.

Looking for a place to show off your knitting, crochet or other needlework skills? Come meet with your friends or make some new ones while catching up on your “stitches.”

Family program for all ages. 

The whole family can get creative with LEGO building blocks at the library. There will be different-sized LEGO pieces provided for the varying ages in attendance.

Join us for a story, classic rhymes/songs and play time. This short program is designed for 12-24 months. We are unable to accommodate daycares and school groups.

Do you already know the basics of Excel and want something a little more advanced?  Learn more functions and tools in Microsoft Excel 2010. 

Join us for a fun afternoon of crafts, cartoons, and a chance to win your own puppet!

Pixlr Express is an online photo editor that helps you edit photos in little time. The program is simple to use and no previous experience is needed. You can make quick adjustments such as cropping and resizing the photo.

 Activities for the whole family.

Join us for a fun day of trivia!

For those entering grades 6-8 only.  We are unable to accommodate daycares, school, and other large groups.

Transform your old books into unique pieces of art! Learn how to form simple shapes and images by folding pages of a book, creating a work of art to be put on display or given as a gift.

Have you ever wondered how astronauts get  dressed for a space walk or why they need a special suit? Space Center Houston will demonstrate "air-pressure" and how the harsh environment of space affects the human body. For family audiences.

Learn the basics of 3D design as we walk you through Tinkercad, a free web-based design app.

Get to know four superheroes, Ice Girl (dry ice), Electro Man (static electricity), Air Kid (powers of air), and Rainbow Girl (acids and bases).

Come and let out your inner artist. Express yourself in any way at the Teen Art Hour.

Program is for those in 9 - 12 grades.

Materials for this program are made possible by the Friends of the George Memorial Library.

Set up a Twitter account, learn how to tweet, and find people you would like to follow. Bring information to access your email.

Seating limited; register online or call 281-238-2800.

Join us for as we play a variety of games!

Hand must be stamped for admission; free hand-stamps available 1 hour before show.  Daycares must pre-register; 281-238-2100.

Take your PowerPoint slide presentations further by customizing your images and adding motion and sound.

Registration required; register online, in person, or by calling 281-238-2952. Registration opens May 13.

A very special program of ghost stories, spooky stories, eerie stories and jump stories from a variety of world cultures is coming. Classic and contemporary adventures await you! Recommended for grades 6-8. Snacks provided.

It's time for some games! Challenge your friends and family a board game, card game, or another game of skill. This is a family program for all ages. Registration is not required, but seating is limited.

Be creative at the library! We'll be constructing and painting our own squishy, memory foam toys, in whatever shape you imagine! Those entering 6th grade and up are invited to create, paint, and make a unique squishy.

Come join us and use your creativity to make glitter vases.  Supplies will be provided.  This program is for students in 9th to 12th grades.

Put your 3D design skills to the test! Attendees will be challenged to design a small boat using TinkerCad, a free online 3D modeling software.

Make your own free-form poetry using a page from an old book. No skill required! Whether you’re an experienced poet or not, this is a relaxing way to exercise your creativity.

This program is for ages 13 and up.

In celebration of African-American Music Appreciation Month, kick off the summer with a viewing of an Oscar-winning biopic exploring the life and career of music-legend Ray Charles. This film is rated PG-13.

Come enjoy a fun art activity at Sienna Branch Library! Participants will be shown step-by-step how to create a design on a Styrofoam cup using pencil and fill it in with multicolored permanent markers.

Constellations have begun disappearing from the sky and adventurers are needed to figure out what’s causing it!

Think you can defeat all the challenges, with only one short and pressure filled minute on the clock? Come test your skills with friends at the library! You are invited to compete in a series of 60-second challenges.

If you love trivia and insanity, you should definitely come to our Jackbox Party!

There is an artist in all of us. Relinquish your stress while demonstrating strokes of creative genius.

Refreshments and coloring materials for this program are made possible by the Friends of the Sugar Land Branch Library.

For those entering grades 6 and up.

Learn about kinetic energy when weaving popsicle sticks together and releasing them to create a dazzling display of flying popsicle sticks! Free snacks provided.

Enjoy cotton candy popcorn with a special screening of an anime movie. Food supplies are limited; first come, first serve.  This program is for students going into 6th-8th grades.

Special activities for children entering 1st grade through 5th grade.

Stop by the library for some out of this world coloring and snap a photo in our rocket photo booth!  Snacks will be provided.  This is a come and go program for all ages.

Join DJ Jeffrey for a wildly entertaining, high energy party including games, contests, and challenges! For all ages. Registration is not required, but seating is limited.

Get to know four superheroes, Ice Girl (dry ice), Electro Man (static electricity), Air Kid (powers of air), and Rainbow Girl (acids and bases).

Join us with this out of this world mason jar activity. Create a solar powdered galaxy themed mason jar light that glows in the dark.

Special activities for children entering 6th grade through 9th grade.

Learn about the NASA missions and complete a hands-on challenge to execute a mini-simulation of a robotic mission with a goal to command a human-robot through a set course to retrieve a piece of lunar ice. Winning team earns a prize!

Students entering grades 9-12 in the fall are invited to join us for our summer-long teen tournament across video games, board games, and card games. At each session, you will earn points towards your ranking.

Come and discuss this month's selection, "The Thousandth Floor" written by Katherine McGee.  Please ask for this title at the Circulation Desk. 

Whether you are a beginner, an expert, or somewhere in between, join us for a fun afternoon of learning and skill sharing with other artists and crafters. Please feel free to bring a project you are working on to share with the group.

If you enjoy anime, manga, and graphic novels, join us for Sienna Subtext, an anime and graphic novel book club. We will alternate our discussion each meeting: viewing anime one month, then reading graphic novels or manga the next.

The Mission Bend Branch Young Adult Advisory Council meets on the second Thursday of each month to express ideas, organize upcoming young adult activities, and suggest new teen programs for the library.

Stories & other activities for the whole family.