Consular services to Mexican and non Mexican nationals provided by Consulado de Mexico - Del Rio.  Services include issuing Mexican passports, Mexican ID's, registering children born in the USA whose parents were born in Mexico, issuing visas for US citizens with plans to work/live in Mexico.

An appointment is recommended; call 830-775-2352 for more information.

Saturdays mean stories, crafts and snacks at North Branch for young readers, but all are welcome.

Minecraft club is for those in grades 6 - 12 and meets in the 2nd floor computer lab.

Every Tuesday at 10 - join us for Stories and More for preschoolers.

On Tuesdays games are provided for those 8 to 18 years old from 3:00 pm until 6:00 pm.  Includes Wii and Play Station.  You must bring your library card.

Each Tuesday come and see what's on the Art Cart - its always fun with something to take home that you've made yourself!

Learn to make presentations and slideshows in PowerPoint 2016.  This class is offered every other month.

Every Wednesday and Thursday we gather in the childrens' story room for stories and music for preschoolers.  Two sessions that begin at 10:00 and 10:30.
 

Rita Guthrie is retiring after 19 years with the county.  She started the CIU in 1999 to better serve victims of crime in our community.  Ceremony at 2:00 with refreshments afterward.

Every Wednesday come and read to Dutch  the Samoyed or Pete the Pug.  They love listening and might even give a kiss or cuddle.   

Basic techniques including how to create a professional looking brochure using Publisher 2016.

Every Wednesday and Thursday we gather in the childrens' story room for stories and music for preschoolers.  Two sessions that begin at 10:00 and 10:30.
 

Every Thursday, Toby the Dalmatian comes to hear you read stories to him in the children's department.
  

TAG's 4th Thursday of the month is to make plans  into reality.

This information session is about the National Guard Youth Challenge Program - a 5 1/2 month residential academy focused on education, self-disciline, accountability and integrity.  If interested in learning more about Texas Challenge Academy, call to establish tentative eligibility.

Bring your own device (laptop, smartphone, e-reader or tablet) and receive personalized help with accessing the internet, using apps, downloading books, etc.

Saturdays mean stories, crafts and snacks at North Branch for young readers, but all are welcome.

Minecraft club is for those in grades 6 - 12 and meets in the 2nd floor computer lab.

Every Tuesday at 10 - join us for Stories and More for preschoolers.

On Tuesdays games are provided for those 8 to 18 years old from 3:00 pm until 6:00 pm.  Includes Wii and Play Station.  You must bring your library card.

Each Tuesday come and see what's on the Art Cart - its always fun with something to take home that you've made yourself!

Discovery Night promises to amaze - Something new every first Tuesday in STEAM Central

The SA Genealogy & Historical Society presents its annual Genealogy Fair.  Dozens of exhibits featuring historical and genealogical organizations, societies and clubs from throughout the Concho Valley.  Find your ancestors at our website demonstrations.  This family-friendly free event also includes door prizes and give-aways valued at over $1,000.  All are invited to attend.  See www.saghs-tx.org for more information.  Click here to view flier.

Every Wednesday and Thursday we gather in the childrens' story room for stories and music for preschoolers.  Two sessions that begin at 10:00 and 10:30.
 

Every Wednesday come and read to Dutch  the Samoyed or Pete the Pug.  They love listening and might even give a kiss or cuddle.   

Every Wednesday and Thursday we gather in the childrens' story room for stories and music for preschoolers.  Two sessions that begin at 10:00 and 10:30.
 

Every Thursday, Toby the Dalmatian comes to hear you read stories to him in the children's department.
  

TAG's 1st Thursday of the month is to make plans for events later in the month.

On Tuesdays games are provided for those 8 to 18 years old from 3:00 pm until 6:00 pm.  Includes Wii and Play Station.  You must bring your library card.

Each Tuesday come and see what's on the Art Cart - its always fun with something to take home that you've made yourself!

Discovery Craft promises a new item to make and take -  every second Tuesday in STEAM Central

Every Wednesday and Thursday we gather in the childrens' story room for stories and music for preschoolers.  Two sessions that begin at 10:00 and 10:30.
 

Every Wednesday come and read to Dutch  the Samoyed or Pete the Pug.  They love listening and might even give a kiss or cuddle.   

Every Tuesday at 10 - join us for Stories and More for preschoolers.

Every Wednesday come and read to Dutch  the Samoyed or Pete the Pug.  They love listening and might even give a kiss or cuddle.   

Every Thursday, Toby the Dalmatian comes to hear you read stories to him in the children's department.
  

Book Club is the 2nd Thursday of the month talk about what you're reading, favorite genre's or where ever the discussion leads.

A free beginner’s Genealogy class: 

Class size is limited so call 325-655-7321 to be placed on the reserve list.

Computer skills are required to be successful in learning genealogy internet resources. (TGCL offers free classes)

The class will cover how to get started and teach you how to use the United States Census records to trace your family members.

Websites that will be reviewed are:  Ancestry; FamilySearch; FindAGrave; Heritage Quest.  In addition free newspaper sites will be discussed.

Bring note taking material and information you already know about parents, grandparents and great-grandparents.

Leaving a working phone number and email address is required to register.  This information will only be used to contact registrants prior to the class.

Visit the Tom Green County Library table at the Genealogy Fair, October 2, 6 pm to 8 pm, 3rd floor, Stephens Library, to meet the teacher and ask questions.

Saturdays mean stories, crafts and snacks at North Branch for young readers, but all are welcome.

Minecraft club is for those in grades 6 - 12 and meets in the 2nd floor computer lab.

A presentation by Trevor Loudon, author, speaker and political commentator, on the socialist threat of the upcoming mid-term election.

On Tuesdays games are provided for those 8 to 18 years old from 3:00 pm until 6:00 pm.  Includes Wii and Play Station.  You must bring your library card.

Each Tuesday come and see what's on the Art Cart - its always fun with something to take home that you've made yourself!

Discovery Night promises to amaze - Tonight we welcome the Engineering students from ASU - they always have exciting things to see and learn!

Every Wednesday and Thursday we gather in the childrens' story room for stories and music for preschoolers.  Two sessions that begin at 10:00 and 10:30.
 

Every Wednesday come and read to Dutch  the Samoyed or Pete the Pug.  They love listening and might even give a kiss or cuddle.   

Please join us for a screening of The Ties the Bind which is a deeply personal and courageous study of the fragility and fortitude of family ties.  Director Diana Newton, whose transgender sister is the focus of the film, will be there to discuss the movie and answer questions.

Every Wednesday and Thursday we gather in the childrens' story room for stories and music for preschoolers.  Two sessions that begin at 10:00 and 10:30.
 

Every Thursday, Toby the Dalmatian comes to hear you read stories to him in the children's department.
  

Enjoy exploring all things anime-tion on the 3rd Thursday of the month in Teen Republic.

Celebrate the 1st Anniversary of the opening of Dunbar Library with us!  This is a fundraiser for the library preservation that will include presentations and musical offerings celebrating unity and diversity from community leaders.  There will be socializing and refreshments on the roof propr to the program.

The Friends of the Library Book Club meets on the 3rd Thursday of the month, September through May at 6:00 pm.  

 Book Club Reading List:  

October:                   The Last Suppers by Mandy Mikulencak

November:               Catching the Wind by Melanie Dobson

December:               The Lark: A Novel  by Dana Glossbrenner

January:                  The Wife Between Us by Greer Hendricks.

February:                 Whistling Past the Graveyard by Susan Crandall

March:                     News of the World by Paulette Jiles

April:                        The Alice Network by Kate Quinn

May:                         Everything We Keep by Kerry Lonsdale

Learn about changes to Medicare for 2019 and new AETNA plan information.

Saturdays mean stories, crafts and snacks at North Branch for young readers, but all are welcome.

The library is haunted - venture in if you dare to solve the mysteries as you watch out for zombies.  You must sign up in children's to be part of this after-hours activity.

Learn about changes to Medicare for 2019 and new AETNA plan information.

Minecraft club is for those in grades 6 - 12 and meets in the 2nd floor computer lab.

On Tuesdays games are provided for those 8 to 18 years old from 3:00 pm until 6:00 pm.  Includes Wii and Play Station.  You must bring your library card.

Each Tuesday come and see what's on the Art Cart - its always fun with something to take home that you've made yourself!

Discovery Tech promises technology that will challenge and amaze -  every fourth Tuesday and the following Thursday in STEAM Central

Every Wednesday and Thursday we gather in the childrens' story room for stories and music for preschoolers.  Two sessions that begin at 10:00 and 10:30.
 

Every Wednesday come and read to Dutch  the Samoyed or Pete the Pug.  They love listening and might even give a kiss or cuddle.   

Today we have a special guest, musician Sagit Zilberman, who will play her instruments and share her songs of peace.

Every Thursday, Toby the Dalmatian comes to hear you read stories to him in the children's department.
  

TAG's 4th Thursday of the month is to make plans  into reality.

Discovery Tech promises technology that will challenge and amaze -  every fourth Tuesday and the following Thursday in STEAM Central

Concho Valley Branch of AAUW will host a book signing by Abilene author, Daina Jurika-Owen: Ten Cultures, Twenty Lives.

Saturdays mean stories, crafts and snacks at North Branch for young readers, but all are welcome.

Minecraft club is for those in grades 6 - 12 and meets in the 2nd floor computer lab.

On Tuesdays games are provided for those 8 to 18 years old from 3:00 pm until 6:00 pm.  Includes Wii and Play Station.  You must bring your library card.

Every Wednesday and Thursday we gather in the childrens' story room for stories and music for preschoolers.  Two sessions that begin at 10:00 and 10:30.
 

Every Wednesday come and read to Dutch  the Samoyed or Pete the Pug.  They love listening and might even give a kiss or cuddle.   

Local performer/composer Valerie Queen will present a concert on Thursday at 6:30.  Queen accompanies herself on the library's Steinway piano and her selections follow a theme of "peace matters."  Light refreshments will be provided.  Donations are welcome, a portion of which is being given to the Family Shelter of San Angelo.

Consular services to Mexican and non Mexican nationals provided by Consulado de Mexico - Del Rio.  Services include issuing Mexican passports, Mexican ID's, registering children born in the USA whose parents were born in Mexico, issuing visas for US citizens with plans to work/live in Mexico.

An appointment is recommended; call 830-775-2352 for more information.

Rachel Malone of Gun Owners of America will provide training on how to become active in the Texas Legislature.

The Friends of the Library Book Club meets on the 3rd Thursday of the month, September through May at 6:00 pm.  

 Book Club Reading List:  

November:               Catching the Wind by Melanie Dobson

December:               The Lark: A Novel  by Dana Glossbrenner

January:                    The Wife Between Us by Greer Hendricks.

February:                 Whistling Past the Graveyard by Susan Crandall

March:                     News of the World by Paulette Jiles

April:                        The Alice Network by Kate Quinn

May:                         Everything We Keep by Kerry Lonsdale

This is the perfect time to get your holiday gifts finished!

The Friends of the Library Book Club meets on the 3rd Thursday of the month, September through May at 6:00 pm.  

 Book Club Reading List:  

November:               Catching the Wind by Melanie Dobson

December:               The Lark: A Novel  by Dana Glossbrenner

January:                  The Wife Between Us by Greer Hendricks.

February:                 Whistling Past the Graveyard by Susan Crandall

March:                     News of the World by Paulette Jiles

April:                        The Alice Network by Kate Quinn

May:                         Everything We Keep by Kerry Lonsdale

The Friends of the Library Book Club meets on the 3rd Thursday of the month, September through May at 6:00 pm.  

 Book Club Reading List:  

January:                  The Wife Between Us by Greer Hendricks.

February:                 Whistling Past the Graveyard by Susan Crandall

March:                     News of the World by Paulette Jiles

April:                        The Alice Network by Kate Quinn

May:                         Everything We Keep by Kerry Lonsdale

The Friends of the Library Book Club meets on the 3rd Thursday of the month, September through May at 6:00 pm.  

 Book Club Reading List:  

February:                 Whistling Past the Graveyard by Susan Crandall

March:                     News of the World by Paulette Jiles

April:                        The Alice Network by Kate Quinn

May:                         Everything We Keep by Kerry Lonsdale

The Friends of the Library Book Club meets on the 3rd Thursday of the month, September through May at 6:00 pm.  

 Book Club Reading List:  

March:                     News of the World by Paulette Jiles

April:                        The Alice Network by Kate Quinn

May:                         Everything We Keep by Kerry Lonsdale

The Friends of the Library Book Club meets on the 3rd Thursday of the month, September through May at 6:00 pm.  

 Book Club Reading List:  

April:                        The Alice Network by Kate Quinn

May:                         Everything We Keep by Kerry Lonsdale

The Friends of the Library Book Club meets on the 3rd Thursday of the month, September through May at 6:00 pm.  

 Book Club Reading List:  

May:                         Everything We Keep by Kerry Lonsdale