Week Calendar

Are you comfortable with the basics of Microsoft Word 2016 and ready to learn more about the various functions and available tools? Learn how to make creative documents using the hundreds of templates available.

Ryan Gant, a Nutritionist, MPA, and Community Health Education Specialist, is coming to discuss diabetes during National Diabetes Month.

Need help downloading or using e-books? Stop by our drop-in tech help session! Our staff will assist you with borrowing e-books and audiobooks through library apps like Libby, OverDrive, or Hoopla.

Not sure how to access Libby on your phone or tablet? Not sure what a cell is in a spreadsheet? Join us in a come and go technology Q & A, where you can bring your questions about technology and devices.

Craft Squad & A Movie is always on the last Friday of the month.  Bring whatever project you’re working on, and enjoy a movie while you craft.  Craft Squad is an adult crafting club for adults and teens. We ask that you do not b

Interested in perler bead art but not sure where to start? Join us and learn how to create fun designs using perler beads. Supplies provided. 

Celebrate Native American Heritage Month Films: The New World (2005 - PG-13), please join us for the celebration in watching the movie.

How much do you know about Marvel? Come test your knowledge with our Marvel trivia! No registration required.

This program is intended for ages 14-18.

The Teacher in the Library after-school homework help program welcomes students of all ages to drop by and get homework help from certified teachers.

The Teacher in the Library after-school homework help program welcomes students of all ages to drop by and get homework help from certified teachers.

The Teacher in the Library after-school homework help program welcomes students of all ages to drop by and get homework help from certified teachers.

The Teacher in the Library after-school homework help program welcomes students of all ages to drop by and get homework help from certified teachers.

The Teacher in the Library after-school homework help program welcomes students of all ages to drop by and get homework help from certified teachers.

The Teacher in the Library after-school homework help program welcomes students of all ages to drop by and get homework help from certified teachers.

No study rooms available? Every Tuesday from September 2nd to December 16th, Meeting Room 2 will be open to high school students needing a quiet place to study.

Join us and learn how to create your own festive gnome out of felt fabric. 
 
This program is for ages 14 and up, including adults. 

The Teacher in the Library after-school homework help program welcomes students of all ages to drop by and get homework help from certified teachers.

The Teacher in the Library after-school homework help program welcomes students of all ages to drop by and get homework help from certified teachers.

The Teacher in the Library after-school homework help program welcomes students of all ages to drop by and get homework help from certified teachers.

Learn the basics of Microsoft Excel 2021. Excel, a commercial spreadsheet program, features calculation tools designed to aid you in your financial and statistical needs.

The Teacher in the Library after-school homework help program welcomes students of all ages to drop by and get homework help from certified teachers.

The Teacher in the Library after-school homework help program welcomes students of all ages to drop by and get homework help from certified teachers.

Race from one Wikipedia page to another using only the blue links! The objective is to reach the target article in the fewest clicks or in the least amount of time. Bring out your competitive side and win prizes!

Are you a teen or an adult not knowing what to expect with college? Do you want to hear another's perspective on higher education?

Come and go as you please to play a variety of board games! This program meets the fourth Friday of the month in the Multipurpose Room. All ages are welcome, anyone under age 12 must be accompanied by an adult. 

Teen Financial Literacy Series

TAG is made up of teens from our community who actively promote teen library services to their peers and participate in creating and implementing teen library programming. Each TAG member serves for one school year (September – May). 

Looking for the perfect place to study and learn with your friends? The upstairs computer lab will be opened on Tuesday evenings for adults and teens. 

In recognition of Native American Heritage Month, teens are invited to dive into the world of Formline art - a powerful visual tradition of Indigenous peoples of the Pacific Northwest.

Are you writing a book?  Or have you always wanted to write but don't know how to start?  Join fellow authors for creative thinking and discussions of the writing process.

Come and go as you please to play a variety of board games! This program usually meets the first and third Monday of the month in Conference Room 2A. 

We’re going to use some basic book binding techniques to bind a physical copy of your favorite short fan fic (5000 words or less).

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. 

Board games are a great way to unwind, meet new friends, and challenge your mind. We play a variety of games from competitive to cooperative, strategic to classics, and everything in between!

If you enjoy anime, manga, and graphic novels, then you’ll love Fulshear Branch Library's Teen Anime Club! At Anime Club, we watch and discuss the first episode of an anime and play an anime-based game of Jeopardy or Kahoot!