Week Calendar

In the midst of this unprecedented year, community connections between one another have become more important than ever.

Get your little artist learning and creating. Each Little Studio will introduce a famous artist and their work through books, songs, and an art activity aimed at building fine motor skills. Suggested ages: 3-6 years. 

All the fun of storytime with your favorite librarians, in the comfort of your home. Songs and stories for kids 6 and under.

Ever wonder how your friend, classmate, or co-worker puts together those PowerPoint Presentations?  This class will teach you the basics of creating a PowerPoint Presentation, including:

All the fun of storytime with your favorite librarians, in the comfort of your home. Songs and stories for kids 6 and under.

Move, dance and sing to a variety of music. Music and movement activities are essential building block for a child’s developing brain. Add to your child’s brain food each day as you sing, sway, and swing into literacy. 

Getting your child ready to read is as easy as reading, playing, singing, talking, and writing.

Get out of the heat! Pull out those Legos, listen to a fun story and then...

This program is available online only.

Am I Qualified to Do This? is a workshop for anyone who has ever asked themselves that very question. Join Cathryn McClellan Kelly for an hour-long workshop about unraveling imposter syndrome and turning your "I don't know" into a "heck yes!".

Two air quality experts and members of their team from North Central Texas Council of Governments speak today about  the condition of our air.  We take it for granted but all of us need to do everyth

Tired, Stressed, Anxious? 

We're here for you. 

Reclaim your inner peace and recharge your inner joy as you practice Yoga with Jarrett Chatman of Dallasite Yogis and meditation with Sahaja Yoga. 

The intent of this class is to present the basic elements of music theory beginning with rhythm, notation, scales, and intervals. It is open to those interested in understanding the structure of music on a deeper level.

All you need is a telephone to participate in "BookTalk at Home for Seniors". Listen to Library staff read a short story or poem, and share your thoughts or ideas.  Other Seniors will participate in the call at the same time, so you will

In this class we will be presenting a more in depth understanding of music theory. This is a continuation of concepts presented in the Beginning Theory Class which meets on Tuesdays.

Express yourself and find your Artittude this summer!

Learn how to read music, understand chord and melodic theory, and to play the piano or keyboard. Participants are encouraged to attend a weekly session, but can join at any time.  

Do you want to learn more about the services available for City of Dallas seniors, 60 years old and over? Myckycle Hart, from the Office of Community Care, Senior Services, will provide information to help you live a healthier life,

Learn how to read music, understand cord and melodic theory, and to play the piano or keyboard. Participants are encouraged to attend a weekly session, but can join at any time.  

Virtually visit a garden to see what's growing on in it and dig deep into how plants produce fuel to help feed us.  You'll learn how to perform a simple test on soil to determine what it's made out of and why soil is so important to plan

Is that Flag Day on the horizon!? Take a look at different flags around the world to create a flag for your own country. Make your own language. Choose your country's flower, bird . . . dinosaur?

Learn how to read music, understand chord and melodic theory, and to play the piano or keyboard. Participants are encouraged to attend a weekly session, but can join at any time.  

Have you ever wondered why, as humans, we're so fascinated with crime, murder, and other atrocities? Join us for a panel discussion to get to the bottom of that very question. 

Interested in learning to play the violin, viola, cello, or bass better? Join Bill Smith online Wednesdays at 3 pm as we play together some fun and challenging pieces.

Interested in learning to play the violin? Join Bill Smith online Saturdays at 1pm. The program will teach students the basics of playing the violin and reading music.

Are you an Urban Fiction reader?

This month we will be reading

"Shuggie Bain" by Douglas Stuart

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Expand your music listening skills with this, the latest offering of Bill's Music Classes.

Join us for AfterSchool Game Time: This week we are playing a new game: Wordplay. 

If you could be an animal, which one would you be? Maybe . . . you'd be one that doesn't exist yet!

Interested in learning to play the guitar? Dust that guitar in the corner off and let's play some songs. You'll learn basic chords and strumming patterns, as well as a bit of music theory in the process.

Interested in learning to play the guitar? Dust that guitar in the corner off and let's play some songs. You'll learn basic chords and strumming patterns, as well as a bit of music theory in the process.

Session 3: Investing 101

Learn the basics of investing in stocks, bonds, and mutual funds, and discover ways to maximize and protect your investments.

Become the most SICKENING drag queen or king to walk the stage. Learn how to create your drag persona, beat your face for the gods, dress to express and slay the floor.

The White Rock Hills Book Club meets monthly on the second Thursday of the month and is open to any and all. 

This month's book is The Vanishing Half by Brit Bennett

It's trivia time again!

This week, we're going to focus on one of the most contentious, most widely-debated topics in history: that of Books adapted to Films!

Welcome guys, gals, and nonbinary pals! 

Dust off your boots, shake out that rhinestone-studded jean jacket, and celebrate queer artists in country music in our first Queerdown! 

Los viernes son para bailar! 

Si quieres aprender algunos pasos nuevos o simplemente quieres divertirte en casa, esta clase de baile de Latin Fusion enseñada por Jennifer