Day Calendar

Come stay warm in a relaxing place. Learn about technology, ask for help, get a library card, read, use a computer, play games or simply use the resources we have for you.  Visit us!

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Creative Space open hours are a time when spaces will be open for customers to walk-in and use equipment on a first come/first serve basis.

Receive free one-on-one computer help.  Learn computer basics, Internet, email, and much more.  Bring your questions and we will help you solve them. 

Join us for stories, songs and fun!

The Dallasite Yogis is a recurring yoga class which, under the instruction of Jarrett Chatman, will give participants the opportunity to learn simple but meaningful meditation tools to improve energy levels, heighten one’s ability to focus, and ma

Join us to practice skills your toddler needs to be ready to read! Hear stories, sing songs, jump around, and learn! Suggested ages: 18 months - 3 years old.

Learn the basics of the computer from turning it on, learning about software and hardware and using windows.

Get ready for kindergarten with books, movement, rhymes, and music. Suggested ages 3-6 years old.

Call ahead to schedule one-on-one time to work on technology problems you are having. Every Tuesday, Thursday, or Saturday by appointment only.

Come into the library to learn how to use your mobile devices with eBooks, eAudiobooks, and other resources the library offers.

Join us for a Bald Eagle Day as we learn some characteristics of bald eagles, and why they are important.

Dr. Travis Downs of Texas Chiro Health of Lakewood will break down the importance of managing the different types of stressors in our lives and how they can affect our overall health.

Come hear the "dirt" on just everyone. Meet the likes of Louella Parsons, Hedda Hopper, Liz Smith, "Suzy Knickerbocker," Rona Barrett, Walter Winchell, and Truman Capote, who knew everything there was to know.

Honor Martin Luther King Jr. with stories, collaborative crafts to decorate the library and a chance to share your MLK Jr. inspired-dream. 

Best for ages 5 and up!

Sponsored by the Audelia Road Library Friends.

Build with LEGO's or play LEGO Challenge. Are you up to a competition? Can you build something great in a given time? Come and accept the challenge or simply build something on your own.

Speaking is the hardest part of learning a new language, so practice somewhere supportive and safe. Chat with a bilingual librarian in a relaxed conversational setting, either one-on-one or with a small group.

Test your creativity with LEGOs! Work by yourself or in small groups and make the best themed Lego creation! Recommended ages: 4-14 years old.

Refuel afterschool with a free, nutritious meal provided by Equal Heart. Open to ages 0-18. Meals are made possible through the Texas Department of Agriculture’s Child and Adult Care Food Program.

Kids are invited to join us after school for fun activities which can include crafts, games, or creative play.

Compete with others in different board games or video games. 

Full STEAM ahead, future tinkers! Come learn STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math) concepts through fun, hands-on activities!

Courtesy of UTD's Science and Engineering Education Center.

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Outreach event

GED classes are offered by the Wilkinson Center. For more information, please call the Wilkinson Center at 214-821-6380, ext. 391.

January is National Oatmeal Month! To celebrate, come to the Central Library's every-third-Thursday Open Mike Night, your chance to sing, dance, recite, play an instrument, do magic tricks, or perform in whatever way you like.

Origami enthusiasts, this is the place for you! This monthly meeting will connect you with fellow origami lovers, provide opportunities for charitable projects, and include demonstrations of new designs to try.

Come explore and identify potential clients, competitors, and opportunities using the databases that the Dallas Public Library provides both on-site and on the Internet for busy entrepreneurs.

Join Councilmember Mendelsohn and District 12 staff as we hear from the Director of Business Diversity for the City of Dallas, Zarin Gracey, who will be presenting on the how to start a business in the City of Dallas.

Practicing Tai Chi is a journey to your good health which encourages confidence. Gain and perfect strength, balance, stamina, and mindfulness. Relieve pain, stress, and arthritis.