Week Calendar

In this class, you will learn how to access and use four Infobase History Collections:

• African-American History
• American History
• Ancient and Medieval History
• Modern World History

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

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

Conversation Circle presents English learners of all levels an opportunity to practice both their speaking and listening skills.

Learn how to use felt, some simple embroidery, and crochet stitches to make your own flower bookmark!

Funds for materials generously provided by the Friends of the Sienna Branch Library.

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

These are introductory classes to technology in your legal practice.

Learn the easy way of making a website without coding! In this class, participants will learn Wix, an easy-to-use online website builder that uses drag-and-drop techniques to personalize the look and function of the user’s website.

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.” Please bring your own project and materials.

The Skin I’m In Book Club meets on the fourth Saturday of the month to discuss books featuring authors of color.  This month, join the discussion of the book, Black Cake by Charmaine Wilkerson. 

Join us for a screening of Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse at the library! Snacks provided. No registration required. Materials for this program were generously provided by the Friends of First Colony Branch Library.

You might enjoy reading books, but have you ever tried binding one yourself? Join us at First Colony to learn the basics of book binding! This program is intended for peoples ages 13 and older.  

Enjoy a fun-filled performance from Shelly McBubbles all about the wonder, awe, and science of bubbles. The show will feature amazing bubble tricks and have opportunities for audience participation.

English-language learners of any level are invited to practice conversation in a friendly, relaxed environment.

This conversation group meets every Tuesday. No registration required.

Whether it’s American, African-American, Ancient and Medieval, or Modern World History, Infobase has it all! Come join us in learning how to use this database collection to its best.

Whatever experience level you are at - from beginner to advanced - anyone who enjoys any type of crafting is welcome to attend.  These meetings are drop-in events where those attending bring their projects and their own crafting supplies.&nbs

English language learners of any level are invited to practice conversation in a friendly, relaxed environment.

Join us as TaBorah Goffney, Animal Services Manager at Missouri City Animal Services provides the basics of animal care and discusses the ABC's of co-habitation with animals in an evolving world.

Do you knit, bead, make rugs, hand stitch or do any kind of handcraft?

Craft Squad is a weekly meetup for crafters and artists of all skill-levels.  Bring whatever project you’re working on (and your supplies), and enjoy the company of other crafty people.  Share your work, your tips and tricks, and get ins

Calling all ice cream lovers!  Put your ice cream making skills to the test and enter our first ever Homemade Ice Cream Competition!  Prizes will be awarded by official staff judges, but members of the public will get to sample the entri

This month, we will be discussing Now You See Me by S.J. Bolton. This title is available in print and large print.

Please call Sienna Branch Library at 281-238-2900 to check on the availability of print copies.

Enjoy a fun-filled performance from Shelly McBubbles all about the wonder, awe, and science of bubbles. The show will feature amazing bubble tricks and have opportunities for audience participation.

Tabletop Society is a board gaming club for adults, college students, and teens.  We meet on the 4^th Thursday of each month and focus on a different game each time we meet.  It’s a great way to try out new games for free.&nbsp

Create a character and character sheet for the popular role-playing game Dungeons and Dragons.  Participants will invent a character backstory and roll for character stats. 

Do you have that one book sitting around you’ve always meant to read and never had time?

Reel Talk is a series of documentary screenings at University Branch Library with brief discussions of the films after they are shown. This month, we’re viewing Waking Sleeping Beauty.

Join us on the 4th Monday (plus the 5th Monday in July!), from 6-8 pm, this summer to enjoy some fun retro video games. Each session will feature different systems.

Stories, songs, and action rhymes for families. This 30-minute program will conclude with an age-appropriate take-home craft activity. Pajamas and blankets are welcome!