Library Events

All ages. Drop in and play board games and puzzles in our meeting room on Fridays! We'll offer a variety every week for different age groups. 

R.B. Tullis Library presents Bilingual Storytime. Join us as we enjoy themed stories, songs, and rhymes for children ages 0 to 5. An age-appropriate craft is provided at the end of the Storytime. Parents and caregivers are encouraged to participate alongside their children.

• Pre-registration is not required.
• Tickets are available at the Children’s Desk 15 minutes before the start of the program.
• Space is limited. First come, first served.
• For more information, please call (936) 522-2895.

 

La Biblioteca R.B. Tullis presenta Cuentos Bilingües. Únete a disfrutar cuentos, canciones, y rimas para niños de edades 0 a 5. Una pequeña manualidad será dada al final del evento. Padres y guardianes están invitados y esperemos que se unan a participar junto a los niños.

• El Pre-Registro no es requerido.
• Entradas están disponibles en el escritorio de información en el área de niños 15 minutos antes de que comience el programa.
• Asientos son limitados. Por favor planee en llegar temprano.
• Para más información, favor de llamar (936) 522-2895.

Genealogy & Local History Library Presents... the story of "Otter Woman"  in the Children's Department on the first floor of the Central Library.  Historical reenactor Deborah Moran brings "Otter Woman" to life in a moving tribute to the life of her daughter, Sacajawea.  

Reservations not required, but encouraged.  For all ages!  For more information call 936/522-2138. Sponsored by Conroe Central Library - Genealogy & Local History Room.

Join us in the Genealogy & Local History Room as historical re-enactor Deborah Moran brings Cynthia Ann Parker to life as she tells the story of a famous captive of the Comanches.  

Cynthia Ann Parker was held captive for 25 years by the Comanches!  Wife of Comanche Chief Peta Nocona and mother of Quanah Parker, Pecan Parker and Prairie Flower.  

Reservations not required, but encouraged. Adults, Teens, Seniors. For more information call 936/522-2138. Sponsored by Conroe Central Library - Genealogy & Local History Room.

It's movie day! Come to the Meeting Room at 10 AM and 2 PM for snacks and a movie. Ratings will vary from G to PG. 

Join us for a fun-filled Saturday for the whole family at Meador Branch Library. A wide assortment of board games, Duplo blocks, building blocks, and coloring will be available for families in Meador Library's meeting room. Families are free to come and go as they please. There is no registration for this program. This program is intended to be a family event for all ages. All kids 12 years and younger need an adult caregiver in the room. This program will run from 1:00 PM to 3:30 PM.

Come join us for a fun craft, as we share with each other and learn about different holiday traditions. 
Free event, while supplies last. 
Geared for adults, teens, and children 8 and up.  Children must be accompanied by an adult. 
No children younger than 8 please.
Registration is not required, but if you register you will recieve an email reminder. 

The Writers' Group meet the first Monday of the month [except holidays] from 1 to 3 pm. We are a supportive writers’ group – no dues or education/experience requirements.

Toddler Storytime at South Regional Library introduces children to books with simple language and predictable plots. This program introduces toddlers to storytime manners by helping them build listening skills and practice the self-control needed to be a good audience. Toddler Storytime is most appropriate for children age 18 months to 3 years old. Each Toddler Storytime is about 25 minutes long and concludes with a simple craft. 

To ensure an enjoyable storytime experience for all families, please observe the following guidelines:

• Prepare your child for storytime by talking about storytime manners—sitting or standing still, listening to the storyteller, talking quietly, and being kind to others. 
• Some children need to work up to sitting through a full, 30-minute storytime. If your child becomes restless or upset, please step out of the room for a “break”, then quietly return when your child is ready. 
• Small children may stand instead of sit, but should not run or climb during storytime. 
• Keep casual conversations to a minimum and place cell phones on silent mode.
• Strollers are not allowed in the storytime room. Baby carriers/car seats are acceptable.
• To avoid distracting other children, please refrain from bringing toys or food to storytime. Comfort items (i.e. blankie or small stuffed animal) and "emergency" snack items are permitted.

A Family Place Library weekly event. This come-and-go program at the Mitchell Library encourages play with educational toys and activities that target early literacy. Spend time together, play in a play group atmosphere, make friends and visit with other parents.  
 * Food is not allowed in the program; please save your snacks for afterwards.

Toddler Storytime at South Regional Library introduces children to books with simple language and predictable plots. This program introduces toddlers to storytime manners by helping them build listening skills and practice the self-control needed to be a good audience. Toddler Storytime is most appropriate for children age 18 months to 3 years old. Each Toddler Storytime is about 25 minutes long and concludes with a simple craft. 

To ensure an enjoyable storytime experience for all families, please observe the following guidelines:

• Prepare your child for storytime by talking about storytime manners—sitting or standing still, listening to the storyteller, talking quietly, and being kind to others. 
• Some children need to work up to sitting through a full, 30-minute storytime. If your child becomes restless or upset, please step out of the room for a “break”, then quietly return when your child is ready. 
• Small children may stand instead of sit, but should not run or climb during storytime. 
• Keep casual conversations to a minimum and place cell phones on silent mode.
• Strollers are not allowed in the storytime room. Baby carriers/car seats are acceptable.
• To avoid distracting other children, please refrain from bringing toys or food to storytime. Comfort items (i.e. blankie or small stuffed animal) and "emergency" snack items are permitted.

Central Library presents Baby & Me which focuses on nursery rhymes, finger plays, and lapsit songs geared toward ages 0-2 years old. Older siblings are welcome. Each storytime is about 30 minutes long, and free play with age-appropriate toys and bubbles in the last 15 minutes of the storytime. 
Registration is NOT required.

Come out to West Branch library for a fun afternoon of board games! A selection of classics and uniqe titles will be avilable for play. Kids are also encouraged to bring their favorites to share with the group! For ages 9-12.

The Adventure Begins returns to Mitchell Library for an evening of
POKEMON Gameplay!!
Teens ages 13-17; All skill levels welcome!
Supplies and snacks provided! Sponsored by South Montgomery County Friends of the Library.