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Try the new Bookmyne iPhone app, available in iTunes.
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Join Harris County Commissioner Jack Morman on Wednesday, March 21st at 10:30 am for a celebration of our newly renovated and expanded library. Take a tour of the building and see our new meeting room. Watch a slide program of how we are relevant in today's society with our programs in the library and in the community.
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Hershel Glen Wooten, resident of Jacinto City and former Assistant Chief of the Jacinto City Police Dept., passed away on February 18th. Mr. Wooten was also a 25 year veteran of the Houston Firefighters and served with the Harris County Prec. 2 Constables. He established the Jacinto City Opry on 10323 Palestine. The Opry is Saturday from 6:30 pm to 10:30 pm. Mr. Wooten was an active member of his community and attended City Council Meetings. He will be laid to rest in Cisco, TX.
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Come and join us for a Black History Children's Program tomorrow at 4:00 pm. Ms. Linda will be doing a book talk on Martin Luther King, Jr. in celebration of Black History Month. Hope to see you there!
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Come and join us for a Black History program tomorrow night at 6:30 pm. We will be viewing Martin Luther King, Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" speech. This program is open to adults and teens.
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Hello everyone! Thank you for your patience while we were closed for our remodeling. We're back in the building. So stop by next week and see what the building looks like. Happy New Year!
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For our June 22nd storytime, we will have a special guest. Our special guest is Jean Kuecher with the Marionette Playhouse. She'll be doing a puppet show of favorite stories. Come and join us for this program!
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It's that time of year again! The 2011 Summer Reading Program dates are June 3rd to August 6th this year. Don't forget adults, we have a program for you too! So don't wait, start signing-up for the program and watch our Branch Calendar for weekly events.
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The Bridge Over Troubled Waters Presents: "Telling Amy's Story" tomorrow tonight at 5 PM. It is a film on domestic violence. A discussion will follow the film. For more information on the program, contact Kirby Gibbs or Lupe Cedillo at The Bridge Over Troubled Waters, 713-712-0753.
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The celebration of Chinese New Year begins today, January 29th, and ends February 20th. San Francisco, CA has the largest Chinese community and celebrates each lunar new year with a festival and parade. The celebration began in the 1860's as a way to educate the community about the Chinese culture. Each year, hundreds of thousands of people come out to celebrate the festival and parade. For more information go to www.chineseparade.com.
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We're having our Christmas Open House tomorrow night, Dec. 2nd, at 6:30 PM. Jacinto City Mayor with Christopher Diaz will be us for a special Christmas Storytime. Everyone is invited to come and share the evening with us. You never know, Santa may make a guest appearance!