Make an appointment with library staff to learn the computer skills you've been missing. You can sign up at the information desk or call us at 214-670-7646.

Have a new phone or computer you need help learning how to use? Want to increase your Microsoft Office skills or learn how to use the library website? Join us for this one-on-one technology session. Registration is required.

Schedule an appointment for a personal techology tutoring session for any basic questions about using the computer or mobile devices, including downloading e-books from the library. 

Practice the skills you need to be ready to read. Hear stories, sing songs, jump around and learn. Suggested ages: 18 months - 3 years old. 

 Practice the skills you need to be ready to read. Hear stories, sing songs, jump around and learn. Suggested ages: 18 months - 3 years old

For babies and their caregivers, learn simple rhymes, songs and books to stimulate infants.  Suggested ages: 0 to 18 months.

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

Practice the skills you need to be ready to read. Hear stories, sing songs, jump around and learn! 
Suggested ages: 18 months - 3 years old

Practice the skills you need to be ready to read. Hear stories, sing songs, jump around and learn! Suggested ages:  18 months - 3 years old

Children will learn about the seven principles of Kwanzaa and participate in dramatic storytelling with prompts and drums.

If you could create a robot, what would it do? Share your ideas and combine your art and engineering skills to design a model of how your robot will look. Recommended for kindergarten and up.

Workforce Solutions of Greater Dallas will provide one-on-one job seeking assistance weekly. Services include resume writing, job coaching, job matching and interview training.

Dallas Lace Society Lacemaker's Shop. Please call Debbie Stone at (972) 407-1775 with any questions.

Basic computer class for adults.

Bring your questons for a one-one one computer class.

Need help with your email account?  Can't figure out Overdrive?  Come with your tech questions and get some answers!

Children will learn about celebration of values and traditions of the African-American Culture.

Have a new phone or computer you need help learning how to use? Want to increase your Microsoft Office skills or learn how to use the library website? Join us for this one-on-one technology session. Registration is required.

Mah-Jong for Adults is a weekly gathering to play Mah-Jong.

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

Join us to explore a wide range of games. Something for every age and skill level!

Join us for classic board games!

Sponsored by the Friends of the Dallas Public Library.

Come and join a lively group of knitters for knitting and conversation.

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.

Elementary aged children are invited to participate in different arts and crafts activities after school hours.

Spend the afternoon learning about different types of art and creating your own masterpieces to take home.

Need a place to study? 

We will be offering Study Hall hours in our auditorium for anyone working on homework, with tutors, or in small groups.

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.

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.

Do you have a child that is struggling with reading homework, or who is reluctant to read? Join the Book Buddies program to pair your child with a trained volunteer who will help your child grow to love reading!

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.

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.

Make an appointment with one of our librarians for one on one computer assistance. Get help with:

Do you ever wonder what a desktop is, or a mouse in computer language?  Join us and learn how to perform a search on the internet, improve your typing skills, type out a word document, and much more!

Looking for something free and fun to do after school?  Join us as we create works of art, play games, and much more!

Have a new phone or computer you need help learning how to use? Want to increase your Microsoft Office skills or learn how to use the library website? Join us for this one-on-one technology course. Registration is required.

Improve your listening and speaking skills, build confidence, and practice your English in a comfortable group environment.

Learn about your community and discuss topics that are important to you.  

If you've ever wanted to learn to juggle or would like to start again, come join us at the Prairie Creek Branch Library.  Juggling class is offered every Tuesday, and other games and activities are included in this hour of fun!

Join us for a LGBTQ Loss and Support Group for persons in the D/FW area who have lost their same sex partner/spouse.

For babies and their caregivers, learn simple rhymes, songs and books to stimulate infants.  Suggested ages: 0 to 18 months.