Spring is in the air, and so are new adventures at the library!
Dear Dripping Springs Community Library Members,
JOIN US FOR THE DSCL REPAIR FAIR - VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!
 

Do you have a talent for fixing things? Whether it's clothing, small electronics, furniture, jewelry, bikes, or something else entirely, we need your skills! The Dripping Springs Community Library Repair Fair is all about sustainability—helping our community repair and reuse instead of tossing things away. Join us on Monday, March 17, from 2-6 PM (commit to at least two hours) to share your expertise and keep treasured items out of the landfill. If you or someone you know would like to volunteer, please email us by March 10 at 8 PM. Let's fix things together!

FEATURED CHILDREN'S PROGRAMS

Family Concert: Mariachi Clasico

March 8th | 12-1pm

 

Mariachi Clasico, Austin’s premier mariachi, visits the library for a special family-friendly concert!
 

Repair Fair

March 17th | 2-6pm

 

Volunteer experts will repair toys, clothing, small electronics, furniture, and more (exact lineup and schedule to be announced soon)!

 

Community Art Supply Swap

March 18th | 12-3pm

 

Bring in your gently used art supplies and pick up some new-to-you supplies.

 

Maker Mini Camp

March 19th and 20th | 1-4pm

 

Join us for a hands-on, two-day STEAM Maker experience! Designed for kids ages 8-12, this workshop will introduce the engineering design process through fun, interactive activities. 

*NOTE: This is a two-day program and Day 2 builds on Day 1; please register online in advance.

 

Research Rangers

March 21st | 2-3:30pm

 

Join us for a family-friendly guided nature exploration! We will be learning all about Central Texas pollinators with the help of our friends from Research Rangers, a project by Texas State University and the Hays County Master Naturalists.

RECURRING CHILDREN'S PROGRAMS
 
 
 
 
 
 
Chess Group
March 10th | 4:30-6pm 
 

Homeschool Chess Club

March 12th and 26th | 1:30-3pm

 

Homeschool Lego Club

March 13th | 1:30-2:30pm

 

Legos at the Library 
March 19th | 4-5:30pm
 
It's Not Magic, It's Science!
March 28th | 4:15-4:45pm
FEATURED YOUNG ADULT PROGRAMS
 
*MS= Middle School*
*HS= High School*

Magic the Gathering

March 1st, 22nd, and 29th | 1-3pm

 

Join us for fun Saturday games, tournaments, deck-building advice, and everything in between. 

 

Middle School Create with Paracord

March 6th | 5-6:15pm 

 

Come learn how to make a paracord bracelet and key chain!

 

Middle School Dungeons and Dragons

March 10th and 24 | 4:45-6:30pm

 

Join us for open table DnD! Bring your own 1st level character or create one during the session.

 

Middle School Make it Green!

March 17th | 1-2pm

 

In honor of the greenest day of the year, come try food all with the theme green. 

 

Unplug and Unwind

March 19th 12-1:30pm & March 26th 4:45-6pm

 

Join us as we get creative and dig into different art forms and crafts!

RECURRING YOUNG ADULT PROGRAMS

Esports Gaming Club Informational Meeting

March 24th | 3:30-4:45pm

 

Join us for an informational meeting on the 24th to learn what Esports has to offer!

 

Manga Night Middle School & Graphic Lit Lounge High School

March 20th 5-6pm MS & March 21st 4:30-5:30pm HS

 

MS- Join us for Manga Night and discuss all things manga! HS- Celebrate webcomics, graphic memoirs, manga, and more! 

 
Writer's Block
March 27th | 6-7:30pm | Zoom
 
Learn what to put, and NOT to put, in those first few paragraphs so your reader is hooked! 
 
High School Dungeons and Dragons 
Every Tuesday | 4:30-6:30pm
 
Open to high schoolers! Bring your own 1st level character or create one during the session.
FEATURED ADULT PROGRAMS
 

Painting with Acrylics

March 10th | 12-3pm
Learn the process for starting and layering an acrylic painting. Many techniques will be incorporated including washes, stippling, blending and glazing. 
 

Altered Book Club: Create Your Own Book

March 12th and 26th | 11:30am-1:30pm

 

This is a book-crafting and book discussion group. Create a book or books of your own using old, used, bound books and crafting materials while discussing books you are currently reading. Materials will be provided and you can bring your own as well! 

 

Open Art Studio

March 20th | 1-3pm

 

Work on your own artwork using your medium of choice and/ or join and create by watching YouTube instructional presentations. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own supplies, though there will be some to share.

RECURRING ADULT PROGRAMS

 

L.I.F.T.
March 7th | 12:30-2pm
 

1-on-1 Technology Troubleshooting for Seniors

March 12th | 1-3pm

 

These 30-minute appointments are on a first come first serve basis. 

 

Poetry Reading for Hill Country Poets

March 14th | 1-2pm

 

Chair Yoga

Every Monday | 9-10am

 

Qigong

Every Monday | 1-2pm

 

Mah-Jongg

Every Tuesday | 1-4pm

MARCH BOOK CLUBS
 
Adult Book Clubs:
Non-Fiction Addiction - March's read: All the Beauty in the World: The Metropolitan Museum of Art and Me 
March 6th | 6-7:30pm | Back Meeting Room | Zoom + In-Person
Charlotte's Book Club - March's read: The Covenant of Water
March 13th | 6-7:30pm | Back Meeting Room | Zoom + In-Person
 
Teen Book Clubs:
Teen Scene - March's read: The Metamorphosis  
March 7th | 2-3pm | Front Meeting Room
Pages Through the Ages - March's read: A Fall of Marigolds 
March 27th | 6:30-7:30pm | Back Meeting Room

Book Talk

 March 13th 5-6pm MS March 14th 4:30-5:30pm HS

Discuss your favorite and least favorite reads with other book lovers.

 
Children's Book Clubs:
The Reading Crew - March's read:  Crenshaw
March 12th | 4:45-5:45pm | Back Meeting Room | In-Person
My First Book Club - March's read: Too Small Tola
March 17th | 5-6pm | Back Meeting Room | In-Person
FODSCL AND BEYOND BOOKS UPDATES

Birdies and Books Golf Tournament

March 27th |11am-7pm | Grey Rock Golf Club

 

Do what you love and hit the course for the library! Register your team of four at www.dscl.org/birdies.

 

Library Giving Day

April 1st

 

Save the date! Your donation during this one-day online fundraising event helps build a new library that will serve as a hub for lifelong learning. To learn how you and/or your business can get involved, contact Sarah Rose at sarah.rose@dscl.org

 

Pouring Over Books

 

Thank you to The Prospect House and Swig Cheese Haus for respectively providing an accommodating venue and a sumptuous array of refreshments.

 Special recognition goes to our event sponsors:

 Swan Packaging Inc,  https://swanpackaginginc.com/

Adair Dentistry  https://www.adairdds.com/

 

We look forward to seeing you all at our Founder's Day booth in April.

Sincerely,
 
Dripping Springs Community Library Staff
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