Community Calendar

This is a one-day orientation to introduce you to the computer classes available at the Learn Center at the Central Library. This orientation gets you prepared for future learning of computers by focusing on mouse and keyboard training in a fun and comfortable learning environment.

Research is stronger when every voice is valued. Join us for a free, two-day research conference that centers the lived experiences of people with disabilities and explores innovative and accessible ways to create and share knowledge.

This conference will bring together people with disabilities, researchers, and all members of the community to explore creative, untraditional methods of research, highlight the power of lived experience, and uplift community-driven approaches that lead to meaningful action.

Come enjoy interactive sessions and hands-on workshops, conversations rooted in lived experiences, connection and networking activities, and innovative approaches to research. Gain practical tools, stronger partnerships, and start creating change with community-led research!

Advanced registration is encouraged for this free event, let us know you're coming at disabilitysa.org/disforum

For more information about the conference or about presenting your research or project, please visit us at disabilitysa.org/disforum

Have you ever wanted to learn how to sew? Led by Alamo Tailoring, this class will teach you the basics of sewing, cutting patterns, and more. You can bring your sewing machine, supplies, and any piece you want to work on!

¿Alguna vez te has preguntado cómo puedes cuidar de tu salud a través de la medicina tradicional? En este curso aprenderás como mejorar tu bienestar física y emocional.

Come one come all to a hands on weekly tea brewing class. Learn the simple steps to brewing a perfect, organic, all natural cup of hot or glass of iced tea any time. Do it at home, at work, on the road, literally anywhere you can get hot water (or cold water for cold brewed teas).

We will take all the mystery and angst out of tea brewing and explore the many health benefits of loose leaf and herbal teas. Find the one that is right for you with over 100 flavors and endless flavor combinations.

See you Friday evening!
Open to all ages . . .

Research is stronger when every voice is valued. Join us for a free, two-day research conference that centers the lived experiences of people with disabilities and explores innovative and accessible ways to create and share knowledge.

This conference will bring together people with disabilities, researchers, and all members of the community to explore creative, untraditional methods of research, highlight the power of lived experience, and uplift community-driven approaches that lead to meaningful action.

Come enjoy interactive sessions and hands-on workshops, conversations rooted in lived experiences, connection and networking activities, and innovative approaches to research. Gain practical tools, stronger partnerships, and start creating change with community-led research!

Advanced registration is encouraged for this free event, let us know you're coming at disabilitysa.org/disforum

For more information about the conference or about presenting your research or project, please visit us at disabilitysa.org/disforum

Meet fellow local business owners and hear from local experts on a variety of topics. We meet at LaTEAda Tea House every first Monday of the month from 8:30am (soft arrival) with a guest speaker at 9am and open networking until 11 for one to ones or follow ups.

Join us each first Monday for a free, fun networking experience to start your month off right!

Interested in getting back into the workforce? Curious about the new “gig” economy? This lecture will provide an overview of how to use social media in your job search, demonstrate digital job searching tools like LinkedIn, and offer tips and advice to job seekers. You’ll also learn about new opportunities for freelance work and how you can supplement your income in innovative ways.

The target audience is adults 50+ years. Adults younger than 50 may attend if they care for an older adult. No registration needed.

This two-hour workshop will explore the history of Black Americans in Texas and the powerful impact of storytelling with poetry and spoken word. Light refreshments will be provided.

Zenobia Anderson, winner of the 2025 African Diaspora Award for her upcoming poetry collection “Mosaics of the Mother,” will share her insights and guide you in finding your own voice through poetry.

Want to bring your own writing or share a piece aloud? We’d love that! Just email Zenobia beforehand at zenobiapoetry26@gmail.com before the workshop.

Have you ever wanted to learn how to sew? Led by Alamo Tailoring, this class will teach you the basics of sewing, cutting patterns, and more. You can bring your sewing machine, supplies, and any piece you want to work on!