Day Calendar

Get ready to rumble—our Blood Bowl Bash is back for its second year! Join us for an afternoon of epic fantasy football mayhem as seasoned coaches and rookies alike converge for a celebration of strategy, sportsmanship, and chaos.

Audelia Road Library Friends are holding their long-awaited Book Sale!

Most items are $1 or less, come and see what treasures you can find.

If you are a member of the ARLF you can begin shopping at 9 a.m.

Get your hands dirty at the Forest Green Branch Library’s community garden!

Ready to get hooked on creativity? Bring your current project or learn the basics of knitting and crocheting in a relaxed, friendly atmosphere.

Aprenda, practique y socialice mientras trabaja en un proyecto de punto.

🚒Get a close-up look at your City and its trucks! 🚓

Learn about different vehicles and City departments including police, fire, sanitation, and animal services. 

The Best Practices Special Interest Group is for genealogists who want to learn advanced methodology skills and techniques.

Learn how to make your own paper quilt as we discuss the women of Gee's Bend, Alabama.

Do you need to take some time to yourself to get away and relax? Consider participating in this relaxing hobby that is sweeping the nation.

Do you want to learn how to draw or become a better artist?  Well look no further visit the Lancaster-Kiest branch for our Art Class.

Watch a movie every Saturday afternoon here at the library!

Note: times, location, and films are subject to change.

Are you new to knitting or crocheting? Don't worry—all skill levels are welcome, and we're happy to help you learn.

As part of our Spring Garden Series, the Do-It-Yourself Texas Wildflower Press Project is a two-part workshop where participants will discover the beauty of Texas wildflowers while learning the basics of pressing flowers.

In partnership with Half Price Books, we will be hosting local author Jack Stewart to speak on his book "Bogey Spades". Jack served twenty-three years as a fighter pilot and brings that experience to his books.

Learn about local hiking areas and trails with helpful tips from the PETAL Project.

Do you wake up first thing and check your likes?

Do you have a time limit reminder set but ignore it and keep scrolling?

Do you know the clock app???

Experience the story of Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz, who lived in the 17th century, a time when women were discouraged from reading and writing.

Unleash your creativity and design custom keychains in this fun, all-ages program! Using Shrinky Dinks, participants will draw, color, and shrink their creations into one-of-a-kind keychains to take home.

Pull up to the Dallas Public Library for the very first Femininomenon event! It’s giving major Women’s History Month vibes with a lineup of insanely talented local female artists and musicians from DFW.