Adult Programs

Craft Your Calm: Relax with a simple and fun craft and engaging conversation. 

When: Check calendar for schedule

Artful Endeavors: Explore new artistic styles and mediums while developing creativity and freedom through artistic expression. 

When: Check calendar for schedule

The only thing better than reading a good book is reading a good book and then talking about it with fellow book lovers.

Every month we read a preselected book and then meet to discuss it. The Adult Services Librarian guides the discussion, but attendees are encouraged to bring up their own desired topics for the group to talk about, and we like to keep it loose and let the conversation flow naturally.

The book club reads primarily fiction titles, but we change things up with a non-fiction title from time to time.

Coffee Break:
When: First Wednesday of the month at 11am
How: In person

Bent Corners:
When: First Thursday of the month at 6:30pm
How: In person

Coffee Break & Bent Corners current reading list

The New Romantics:
When: Last Wednesday of the month at 6:30pm
How: In person

The New Romantics current reading list

Come join us as we break out our collection of board games, playing cards, and dominoes and let you and your family have at them. Our giant versions of Connect 4, Jenga, checkers, and Kerplunk offer big gaming fun you won’t find hardly anywhere else.  Game Night is a potluck affair, so attendees are encouraged (though not required) to bring food to share so that everyone can snack while they play. The library provides soda, juice, and water for all. The games are set out for you to browse, and you’re welcome to play whichever one(s) you’d like, either with your friends and family or with other game lovers from the community. Occasionally, we’ll have a themed Game Night. Such nights will be noted on the schedule.

When: Last Saturday of the month from 6:00 - 8:30pm

Ages: All ages!

We ask that children under the age of 12 be accompanied by a parent or guardian

**Our GED classes are currently paused!**

If you are interested in completing your GED or High School Equivalency, check out the Tarrant County Adult Education and Literacy Consortium

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Have you ever wanted to learn how to knit or crochet? Learn the basics or hone your craft with our awesome instructor, Amy!

Supplies will be provided but feel free to bring your own, too. 

No registration is required. Our classes are open to all eager crafters 18+!

When: First and third Wednesday at 6:30pm

Join Cara Kuhl either in person at the library or virtually on Zoom for an experiential live mindfulness session.

Mindfulness helps bring more awareness to the processes of our mind so that our bodies can be more present in the world. Join us each month to reflect and pause together in mindful ways. We will discover together how to experience life more fully, bring calm into our life situations, and move forward with purpose and focus.

Practicing mindfulness with a group helps to expand and accelerate your own growth and awareness. During each session, we will meditate together, journal together, and share together. By listening intently to others and sharing deeply from your own hearts, we can establish a lasting mindfulness routine together.

When: Every 2nd Tuesday of each month

How: In person & virtual

Practice and improve your Spanish at free beginner/intermediate level, conversation-based classes for adults.

When: Second and fourth Thursday of the month at 7pm

The library’s Writing Critique Group offers writers the opportunity to share their work with their peers and receive feedback in a constructive setting. Attendees read aloud from their writing projects and receive notes, praise, and constructive criticism from their fellow writers. It’s our hope that the group will prove helpful to experienced and aspiring authors alike. Anyone 18 or older may join the group. Writers of all genres and experience levels are welcome, though we do ask that all content presented be kept between “PG-13” and “R” levels of propriety.

When: Third Tuesday of the month at 6:30pm

Yoga classes at the library are taught by a professional instructor from the Benbrook YMCA. The 45-minute classes are free and are a great way to improve oneself both physically and mentally. Those who have their own yoga mats are encouraged to bring them, but the library does have some mats available for those who may need them. All skill levels, from beginners to advanced yogis, are welcome.

When: Second and fourth Monday of the month at 6 pm 

How: In person & Virtual

Craft Your Calm is an adult class series that explores various types of art or crafts using a variety of mediums and materials. Participants create art pieces under the guidance of a librarian or expert. 

When: Typically the first Tuesday of the month, however, the day is subject to change. 

How: In person & registration is required and occurs one week before the event