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The Houston Public Library is turning up the volume for Make Music Day — featured on CW 39 Houston News!

Catch a sneak peek of what’s to come, including performances by 9-year-old rapper Classical Kiki, singer RoXe, and singer-songwriter-guitarist Mark Winters.Make Music Day Events:L.O.U.D. Muzik Summit- Friday, June 20, 2025- 9:00am-4:00pm (Julia Ideson Building)Make Music Day Festival- Saturday, June 21, 2025-11:00am-9:00pm (Entire Plaza, Central Library, Jesse H. Jones Building) Discover more. Do more. Read more. ...

Go Clubbing with HPL!

No matter your age or your interest, Houston Public Library (HPL) has a club for you! HPL clubs are a great reason to get out of the house, escape the Houston summertime doldrums, and meet new people.Have you checked out HPL's many Book Clubs? Book Clubs range from lively discussions of specific titles, to celebrations of all things Manga. Book Clubs make it easy to connect with other readers no matter what kind of books you like. If movies, documentaries and TV spark your interest, there’s a Film Discussion Club for that!When was the last time you dabbled in the visual arts with no expectations of talent or skill? If this sounds intriguing, give Bad Art Club a try. You might be surprised by how easy it is to be creative when there's no expectation of quality or good taste! All of our clubs welcome beginners, so don’t be afraid to come out and learn about chess, creative writing, LEGOs and more.HPL's Teen Advisory Club (TAC) is for teens who want to improve libraries for young adults like themselves. TAC members share ideas, plan events, and strategize how HPL can be a more teen-friendly space. Members can earn community service credits for high school. If you're a teen (or you know a teen) who might want to join, you can find more information in our FAQs.Like all HPL programs, these clubs are free, and registration is highly recommended, as space is limited. ...

A New Chapter for Families: The Family Place Library Opens at Dr. Shannon Walker Neighborhood Library

Houston families now have a powerful new resource for early childhood development, right in their neighborhood. The New Family Place Library, located inside the Dr. Shannon Walker Neighborhood Library, was recently highlighted on HTV, showcasing its transformative impact on early learning, parenting support, and community connection.This unique space is designed to support early brain development and fundamental skills through interactive play, accessible learning tools, and programs that empower both children and caregivers.The grand opening featured key community leaders, including Julie Finck, CEO of the Barbara Bush Houston Literacy Foundation, and Latrisha Milton, HPL's Youth and Family Services Manager. A heartfelt testimony was also shared by Bernardo Alvarez, a local parent, highlighting just how vital these resources are for families navigating the early stages of childhood development.Named in honor of Houston’s first female astronaut, the Dr. Shannon Walker Neighborhood Library now carries forward a legacy of exploration—this time into the possibilities of monitored play, caregiver support, and early learning.We invite you to visit and explore the Family Place Library, where curiosity, connection, and confidence take root.🎉 Sign up today and start your reading journey!👉 houstonlibrary.org/for-readers📍Discover more, do more, and read more all summer long at HPL. #HPLSummerReads...

Find Your People: Join a Club at Houston Public Library

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