Your attendance helps keep great programs coming to the library. Suggestions, ideas, and feedback are welcome. Please email Nomi.
Programs are free and open to the public. Registration is required only if noted.
To register, email Nomi or register online.
How to Register online:
- Visit the library homepage – www.wimberleylibrary.org
- Scroll to the Events Calendar and select your class date.
- Click “Registration is required” and complete the form.
- You’ll receive email confirmations, 48-hour reminders, and cancellation links.
BELLY DANCING FOR BEGINNERS
March 16, March 23, March 30, April 13 @ 6:30 p.m. – Wimberley Community Room
with Cheryl Johnson
Registration is required – Register online or email Nomi – Class size is 8
Register for the first class, and you’re automatically registered for all sessions.
Step into the rhythm and let your confidence shine! Fun and welcoming introduction to this beautiful and expressive dance form.
You’ll learn basic movements, simple combinations, and foundations of posture and technique- all at a comfortable, beginner-friendly pace.
WATER WISE: Rainwater Harvesting and water conservation
Saturday, April 4 @ 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Wimberley Community Room
Host: Salwa Khan, Mothering Earth program/podcast – salwakhan@vcyes.com
Speakers: Dr. Larry Sunn, with RainBees (rainbees.com) & Dee Rambeau, Wimberley resident with whole-house rainwater
Register online or email: programs@wimberleylibrary.org
The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality has declared a serious drought, emphasizing the need for strong water conservation measures. Water Wise will continue through 2026, featuring a new series led by Salwa Khan of the Mothering Earth program. The initiative helps residents understand regional water issues, learn ways to conserve & protect local water resources.
Water conservation is key to maintaining a steady supply of water in our drought-prone area. One way to acquire water is to harvest the rain. If you have questions about how that works, how you can go about setting up a rainwater capture system at your house, and how much water you can potentially capture, this session is for you!
Our speakers are experts on water conservation and on rainwater capture systems. Dee Rambeau, a local homeowner will talk about why he installed whole-house rainwater, and what it’s like living without water bills.
Sponsored by: City of Wimberley, The City of Woodcreek, Master Naturalist Hays County Chapter and Wimberley Village Library
Italian Renaissance and Baroque Art: Michelangelo and The Sistine Chapel
Thursday, April 9
5:30 p.m.
Wimberley Community Room
Presented by Paolo Amadio, Rome native, and passionate Italian art enthusiast
Co-sponsored by Wimberley Village Library and Wimberley Valley Arts & Cultural Alliance
This visually rich and insightful presentation will offer attendees a deeper appreciation of one of the most influential and celebrated periods in art history.
Door prize!
A set of two tickets to the Sistine Chapel Experience in Austin!
WATER WISE: A Walk in a Native Plant Garden
Saturday, April 11 @ 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Patsy Glenn Refuge – 14068 Ranch Road 12
Host: Salwa Khan, Mothering Earth program/podcast – salwakhan@vcyes.com
Speaker: Lin Weber, Hays County Master Naturalist
Group size: 35 registrants
Take a walk with Master Naturalist Lin Weber in the Patsy Glenn Refuge, a city park designed to show the beauty and value of an all-native landscape. Weber guides the selection of the park’s plants, which once established require very little watering.
The plants you will see and learn about are well adapted to our area and climate, are low-maintenance and provide a haven for native birds, wildlife, pollinators and soil creatures.
Sponsored by: City of Wimberley, The City of Woodcreek, Master Naturalist Hays County Chapter and Wimberley Village Library
Italian Renaissance and Baroque Art: leonardo da vinci
Thursday, April 16
5:30 p.m.
Wimberley Community Room
Presented by Paolo Amadio, Rome native, and passionate Italian art enthusiast
Co-sponsored by Wimberley Village Library and Wimberley Valley Arts & Cultural Alliance
Through compelling visuals and thoughtful insights, this presentation enhances understanding of a pivotal era in art history.
Door prize!
A set of two tickets to the Sistine Chapel Experience in Austin!
WATER WISE: A Walk in a Native Plant Garden
Tuesday, April 21
6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
Blue Hole Primary School – 15900 Winters Mill Pkwy
Host: Salwa Khan, Mothering Earth program/podcast – salwakhan@vcyes.com
Speaker: Nick Dornak, Water Strategies Lead, Kleinfelder Engineering
Group size: 40 registrants
Register online: www.wimberleylibrary.org or email: programs@wimberleylibrary.org
Blue Hole Primary School is the first One Water school in Texas. One water describes a system that promotes the management of all water—drinking water, wastewater, stormwater, greywater—as a single resource. In an area where water supplies are limited and drought-prone, this school has a highly efficient water system. Among other features, the school is built to capture rainwater and reuse air-conditioning condensate.
Nick Dornak, one of the engineers who designed the school’s water systems will present on the school’s one-water system and lead a tour of the school’s water-conserving features.
Sponsored by: City of Wimberley, The City of Woodcreek, Master Naturalist Hays County Chapter and Wimberley Village Library
HOMEOPATHY 101
Monday, April 20, Wednesday, April 22 & Monday, April 27
6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
Presented by Dr. Betsy Harrison, DVM
Friends Meeting Room
April 20:
- Intro to Basic Homeopathy
- History
- Terms
- Basic principles
April 22:
- Use of Schuessler Salts
April 27:
- Homeopathy in accidents and injuries
BREAST CANCER EDUCATION/WORKSHOP
Wednesday, April 29
5:30 p.m.
Presented by The University of Texas at Austin, Dell Medical School
Friends Meeting Room
Find out if you qualify for a No Cost Mammogram Screening & Receive Breast Cancer Education!
Spots are limited – Reserve yours today!
RSVP encouraged – Register here:
Spanish RSVP form: WVL y El programa ABH-CTX presentan un taller de Educación y Elegibilidad
English RSVP form: WVL & The ABH-CTX program present an Eligibility and Educational Workshop
GETTING STARTED IN GENEALOGY
First Monday of the month
5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Friends Meeting Room
Drop in any time between 5-8 and discover how to explore your family history through genealogy research. Learn how to trace your ancestors, build a family tree, and uncover stories from the past using tools, records, and one-on-one expert guidance.
COMEDY THROUGH THE DECADES
Third Monday of the month – Special date: March 23
1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Friends Meeting Room
Presented by Gary Zupancic
Sit back and enjoy laugh-out-loud comedy clips from this decade—plus a full feature film!
LET’S TALK ABOUT DEATH
Third Tuesday of the month
No session in April
10:15 a.m. to 11:45 a.m.
Pearl Hughes Room
Registration is required / Register online
Presented by Meg Krug, certified death doula with experience in hospice care. Breathwork and sound healing facilitator, Reiki master, and integration specialist.
The intention is to create an intimate and conscious space to explore the topic of death. A space for sharing, asking questions, listening, and learning, where all are welcome. While grief is always welcome, please note that this is not a support group.
FACE-TO-FACE WITH AREA AUTHORS
MEET DAVID PARSONS
First Wednesday of the month @ 5:30 p.m. – Wimberley Community Room
April 1
Organized & moderated by DuAnne Redus & Debbie Howard
Light snacks served – Wine provided by Vino Sherpa
April is National Poetry Month—and we invite you to celebrate with us!
Join us for a special evening with 2011 Texas State Poet Laureate David Parsons. An award-winning poet, Parsons’ work has appeared in numerous journals and anthologies.
We hope you’ll join us for this wonderful opportunity to hear him share his poetry, stories, and love of the written word.
MEDICARE BASICS EXPLAINED
Second Wednesday of the month
11:00 a.m. – Pearl Hughes Room
with Kat Guidry, Benefits Specialist
Next session: April 8
A concise explanation of how Medicare works and your options.
Educational only. No sales.
MASTER GARDENERS PRESENTS..
SPRING/SUMMER GARDEN PREPARATION
Third Thursday of the month
1:00 p.m.
Wimberley Community Room
No program in April – Next session: May 21
BOOK vs MOVIE CLUB
Second Saturday of the month
10:00 a.m.
Read the book, join us to watch the movie and chat.
Even if you didn’t read the book, you are welcome to
join us and watch the movie!
Bring snacks to share, if you’d like. Not required.
Movie show & meeting: April 11
Friends Meeting Room
MAHJONG PLAYTIME
Tuesdays
10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Wimberley Community Room
Come join the fun and meet new people. 5 sets available. You’re welcome to bring your set.
SPANISH CLASSES
SPANISH BASIC
with Itzel White
Tuesdays @ 3:30 p.m.
Wimberley Community Room
SPANISH INTERMEDIATE
With Itzel White
Wednesdays @ 3:30 p.m.
Friends Meeting Room
For more information email: bridgethegapspanish@gmail.com
EASE CHAIR EXERCISES
Wednesdays
10:00 a.m.
with DuaAnne Redus
Wimberley Community Room
GENTLE YOGA
Thursdays
10:15 a.m.
with Carla Daws
Wimberley Community Room
You’re welcome to sit on a chair. Use of mat not required.
GUIDED RELAXATION & MEDITATION FOR BEGINNERS
Fridays @ 10:15 a.m.
with Caron Hunter, Health & Wellness Practicioner and Meditation Teacher
Friends Meeting Room
Join Caron for a peaceful morning meditation practice that will help you focus your intentions
and contribute to your well-being. Start your day with an act of self-care.
COMMUNITY CPR CLASS
When Announced
10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
Next class: May 15
with Ally Medical and Emergency Room
for adults 18+
Registration is required. Register online or email Nomi:
programs@wimberleylibrary.org
BOOK CLUBS
Meetings are held at the library. For more information,
please email Nomi González: programs@wimberleylibrary.org
FIRST TUESDAY LIBRARY BOOK CLUB
First Tuesday of the month @ 11:00 a.m.
MYSTERY BOOK CLUB
Third Thursday of the month @ 1:00 p.m.
ECLECTIC BOOK CLUB
Second Monday of the month @ 1:00 p.m.
WIMBERLEY WORD WORMS BOOK CLUB
First Wednesday of the month @ 10:15 a.m.
HILL COUNTRY AUTHORS (FKA Connect with a Wimberley Author)
Each month a couple of local Wimberley authors are highlighted with a display at the library. The display is located in the local authors section in the library’s renovated wing.
January: Allan Kimball, Ashley Brown, Brandi Amara Skyy, Brent Ziarnick
February: Briane Willis, Candy Wellins, Cathy Sydlo Wilkes, Catia Hernanez Holm
March: Cheryn Ryan, Chick Morgan, Dain Duston, Debbie Howard, Deborah Charnes
April: Dell Hood, Donald Minnick, DuAnne Redus, Eva Silverfine, Charlotte Caldwell
May: Grace Draven, James Caso, Jan Strickland, Jane Wyatt
June: Jennifer Sabatier, Jim McJunkin, Joe Nick Patoski, Joseph A. Kotarba
July: Julie Cabler, Kathleen J. Shields, Kelly Elliot, Kyle Belote
August: Larry Morris, Laurie Roath Frazier, Lilita Olano, Loren Steffy, Lu Ann Long
September: Mark Standley, Mary Lancaster, Michael Miller, Michael Westphall, Marian Hoy
October: Mike Cox, Monica Rasco, Nancy C. Russell, Nathan Brown
November: Patrick Cox, Peter Rosch, Robert A. Jones, Rodger Marion
December: Sara Thurman, Steph Silver, Susan Welch, Laural Harris