For teens ages 13 and up. Into to Multi-Track Recording using "Garage Band"

Lauren Robins and Carla Daws lead these free classes that include breathing techniques, gentle strengthening exercises, mild yoga stretches, and gratitude practice – all from a seated position. Free at the Wimberley Library every Tuesday and Thursday morning, 9:30 – 10:30 am

Tuesday, June 5,Healthy Potluck at 6:45.  Film startspromptly at 7pm

This enthralling film is as fascinating as it is horrifying. It gives a peek behind the curtain ofhow public opinion is formed in this country, how spin doctors and mediamanipulators get people to ignore science at their own peril.Merchantsof Doubt examines the history of corporate-financed public relationsefforts to sow confusion and skepticism about scientific research.

(Thank you to Lucy and Gail Wiley whopurchased and donated this documentary as a gift to the Library.)

Stacey Shepard presents an indepth series of classes on Korean Natural Farming. This first class will be an overview of Korean Natural Farming.

Performance for all ages!
Silly Sparkles the Clown

Lauren Robins and Carla Daws lead these free classes that include breathing techniques, gentle strengthening exercises, mild yoga stretches, and gratitude practice – all from a seated position. Free at the Wimberley Library every Tuesday and Thursday morning, 9:30 – 10:30 am

For teens ages 13 and up. Tips and tricks for starting your multi-media journal.

Wimberley Apron Society is a group of local men and women who share interests in homesteading, cooking, baking, gardening, preservation of foods,and healthy living.  Open to the public.  Find us on Facebook for upcoming speakers.

Lauren Robins and Carla Daws lead these free classes that include breathing techniques, gentle strengthening exercises, mild yoga stretches, and gratitude practice – all from a seated position. Free at the Wimberley Library every Tuesday and Thursday morning, 9:30 – 10:30 am

Performance for all ages with live animals!
David Womer, Reptile Show

What makes for a good story?  How do you capture someone's attention when you want to tell them a story?  How do you keep their attention as you tell it?  Is there any real difference between verbal storytelling, writing, or journalism?  How are all those various forms connected?  Wimberley's Allan C. Kimball will explain it all, and tell you a story or two as well.  In addition to being an award-winning journalist and photographer, Allan has written many books - some historical fiction, some history, and several Texas travel books - and storytelling is a key factor in every one of them.

Lauren Robins and Carla Daws lead these free classes that include breathing techniques, gentle strengthening exercises, mild yoga stretches, and gratitude practice – all from a seated position. Free at the Wimberley Library every Tuesday and Thursday morning, 9:30 – 10:30 am

Join us for an evening of stress busting coloring. Light refreshments are provided and you are invited to bring your own wine. Relaxation guaranteed.

Lauren Robins and Carla Daws lead these free classes that include breathing techniques, gentle strengthening exercises, mild yoga stretches, and gratitude practice – all from a seated position. Free at the Wimberley Library every Tuesday and Thursday morning, 9:30 – 10:30 am

Performance for all ages.
Happy Face Productions: Gertrude McFuzz

Lauren Robins and Carla Daws lead these free classes that include breathing techniques, gentle strengthening exercises, mild yoga stretches, and gratitude practice – all from a seated position. Free at the Wimberley Library every Tuesday and Thursday morning, 9:30 – 10:30 am

All mystery readers are invited. The book pick for June is "Woman in the Window" byA. J. Finn."The Woman in the Window" lives up to the hype.  It’s abeautifully written, brilliantly plotted, richly enjoyable tale of love, lossand madness.