Uninsured Dallas County residents age 35 or older can receive a free breast cancer screening from Parkland Hospital. This program is sponsored by Mercado369. We are sorry, all slots for this program have been filled.
Work on your current project with a group of your brothers and sisters in stitching!
Can you find your way out of The Upside Down? Take the challenge and find out in our creepy, tricky breakout room. Solve the puzzles, find the keys, and set yourself free!
Best Practices Special Interest Group for Genealogists
Reserve an appointment with one of our librarians for one on one computer assistance. Get help with:
Call ahead to schedule one-on-one time to work on technology problems you are having. Every Tuesday or Thursday, by appointment only.
Help the library make shelter blankets for the those in need. All yarn and hooks are provided, but donations are always appreciated! Instructions for blankets are provided, for old hat and new comers.
Do you like to dance?
The Polk-Wisdom Branch Library has a fun, exciting dance class just for you!
Nancy who? Channel your inner intrepid teen detective to solve the puzzling case of the possibly pilfering professor. Work with a team of fellow detectives to see if you can crack the case in time.
This group is for adults who want to practice and improve their English conversational skills, by having talks with an experienced English speaker.
Nancy who? Channel your inner intrepid teen detective to solve the puzzling case of the possibly pilfering professor. Work with a team of fellow detectives to see if you can crack the case in time.
Is the fear of public speaking keeping you from discovering your full potential? Let Toastmasters Help!
The Storytellers Toastmasters Club meets every 2nd and 4th Saturday of the month from 12:15 - 2:00pm.
Whether you're an experienced knitter, a novice, or wish to learn, join us on Saturday afternoons from 1 to 3 for our knitting group! Please bring your own supplies.
Whether you're an experienced knitter, a novice, or wish to learn, join us on Saturday afternoons from 1 to 3 for our knitting group! Please bring your own supplies.
Join us for a painting class where we will learn the basics of acrylic painting. All levels of painters are welcome.
Registration required. Limited to 15 painters. Please register online or in-person.
Join us for our third annual Nature Expo, a gathering of community organizations and others interested in facets of the natural world that is all around us. There will be informational tables, exhibits of live animals, and more.
Join the library staff and express yourself through painting with the help of our Artist in Residence. We will have the supplies, you bring the creativity. For adults 18+
Crochet for a Cause at Mountain Creek Branch Library every Saturday from 2 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Nancy who? Channel your inner intrepid teen detective to solve the puzzling case of the possibly pilfering professor. Work with a team of fellow detectives to see if you can crack the case in time.
Become the speaker and leader you want to be. People who communicate effectively get ahead in life. Are you ready to achieve your full potential?
Adult Acrylic Painting Class
Students will learn how to paint landscapes, still life and abstract painting techniques.
Materials provided, registration required. Ages 18+
Create this beautiful Sunflowers painting through step-by-step instructions and guidance from a professional artist. All materials will be provided. No previous skill required.
Second in our Escape Room Summer Series event
Reserve an appointment with one of our librarians for one on one computer assistance. Get help with:
The book selection for the month of July is The Leavers by Lisa Ko.
Join our knitting group for an afternoon of great fun - members discuss patterns and share ideas. Knit, crochet, needlepoint, or any sort of thread-work is welcome.
Come by for free piano lessons!
¡Ven para clases de piano gratis!
Improve your listening and speaking skills, build confidence, and practice your English in a comfortable group environment.
Join the Dallas History and Archives Division for “Into the Archives with Karen Blumenthal” in the O’Hara Hall, Central Library. Karen Blumenthal will illuminate the resources at our archive by using her own experience in researching a book
Anton Chekhov was a Russian playwright and short story writer. Four of his plays are classics and his best short stories are highly regarded. America's Chekhov is Raymond Carter.