Week Calendar

English language learners of any level are invited to practice conversation in a friendly, relaxed environment. ESL Conversation Circle takes place every Wednesday. No registration required.

Families and children are invited to join us for a special story time program with flautists! Two stories will be told with narration and music, presented by The Shimmer Flute Choir:

Three Crotchety Cats by Sonny Burnette

Need tech help? Book a one-on-one training session at the library! Our tech savvy library staff is available to assist you with email, internet, and e-reader questions.

Players of all ages and skill levels are invited to practice their strategies while playing against others in a relaxed stress-free environment.  This is a drop-in opportunity to have fun and maybe learn a new chess move or two.  Since a

Meena Kankani from Swasth Yoga Katy will teach participants Chair yoga. A modified form of traditional yoga that is performed while seated in a chair, providing support and stability for various poses.

Want to show off the photos from a vacation or of your family? Learn how to create a digital photobook using Microsoft PowerPoint so you can keep your memories organized and ready to display.

English-language learners of any level, join us for this opportunity to practice casual conversation in a friendly, relaxed environment.  Registration is not required, but space is limited, so please come early.

This month, we will be discussing The Last House on the Street by Diane Chamberlain.

Are you a teen wanting to play Dungeons and Dragons? Join us at the Fulshear Branch Library for an evening of play!

Registration is not required.

Join us at the library to make your very own paper mâché lantern! Perfect for adding a personal touch to your home. All materials will be provided, and no previous crafting experience is necessary! Dress for mess. 

For teens in grades 9-12.

Inspired to "color our world", learn about contemporary artists while creating your own masterpiece inspired by these works of art. 

For students in Grades 9-12.

Learn how to use a 3-D modeling program to create personalized 3-D prints, then come back next week to paint them!

Supplies generously provided by the Friends of George Memorial Library. 

***For teens in grades 9-12***

Want to learn a new way to craft? Come learn how to use the Cricut, an electronic cutting machine that can cut all sorts of designs from materials like paper, vinyl, card stock, and more! 

Looking for the perfect place to study and learn with your friends? The upstairs computer lab will be opened on Tuesdays evenings for adults and teens. Computers will have access to Brainfuse and other helpful databases.

Tabletop Society is a board gaming club for adults, college students, and teens.  We meet twice a month on the 4th Monday (6 - 7:30 PM) and on the 4th Thursday (3:30 - 5 PM) and focus on a different game each time we meet.  It’s a great

Looking for some nostalgia this summer? Join us in playing a variety of retro video games from classic consoles.

All ages are welcome, anyone under age 12 must be accompanied by an adult. 

Join us in a discussion of Everyone Knows You Go Home by Natalia Sylvester! New book club members are always welcome! Night Readers meet on the last Monday of each month. No registration is required.

Join us every week for Adult Coloring Hour! Bring your own coloring pages and supplies or choose from our designs and supplies. We will play relaxing music while we color to help us unwind.