Wimberley Village Library: Programs, Classes & Events

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The Wimberley Village Library is much more than a place to check out books.

Throughout the week, the library hosts storytimes, kids’ activities, homeschool programs, teen events, craft classes, book clubs, wellness classes, educational workshops, author talks, games and community gatherings for just about every age and interest.

Because the library offers so many programs, and schedules change throughout the year, Wimberley Buzz does not list every regularly recurring library class or activity individually on our main event calendar.

Instead, use this guide to see what kinds of programs are available, then check the library’s official calendar for the most current dates, times and registration information.

View the Current Wimberley Village Library Calendar →

Special library events, performances and other notable one-time programs may still be featured on the Wimberley Buzz Events Calendar.

Programs for Babies, Toddlers & Preschoolers

The library has several recurring programs designed especially for Wimberley’s littlest readers.

Current offerings include:

Toddler Time

Stories, songs, movement and crafts designed for children ages 0–3 and their caregivers.

Bilingual Spanish Story Time

A storytime experience for children approximately ages 0–6 that incorporates both English and Spanish.

Wiggle Wonders

A movement and music program for ages 0–2, giving little ones a chance to wiggle, sing and move.

Preschool Story Time

Stories and activities geared toward children approximately ages 3–5.

These programs are typically offered on recurring weekday schedules, but always check the current library calendar before attending.

View Current Youth Programs →

Kids & Elementary-Age Programs

Older kids will find plenty to do at the library too.

Programming changes throughout the year and can include:

Brick’s Book Buddies

A small-group reading program for younger elementary-age children featuring Brick and Miss Tiffany. Space is limited and registration is required.

Geography Explorers Club

A program for kids interested in exploring different places, cultures and geography through hands-on learning.

Family Fun Programs

The library also brings in special performers, presenters and hands-on activities for families throughout the year.

Past and current programming has included puppetry, music, science, animals, art and other interactive experiences.

Homeschool Programs

Homeschool families should definitely keep the library calendar bookmarked.

The Wimberley Village Library regularly offers weekday educational programs that work especially well for homeschoolers, including science, nature, geography, art and other enrichment opportunities.

Programs may be presented in partnership with organizations such as Hays County Master Naturalists and other local educators and community groups.

Because these programs change from month to month, they are best found through the library’s current youth schedule rather than the Wimberley Buzz main event calendar.

View Current Youth & Homeschool Programs →

Programs for Teens & Tweens

The library has a dedicated teen program for approximately ages 13–17, along with some activities that include tweens ages 10 and up.

Current and recurring offerings can include:

Minecraft for Teens & Tweens

A recurring Minecraft program where participants can join the library’s multiplayer server and play together.

Teen Trivia Night

A monthly trivia night with changing themes, refreshments and the option to participate individually or as part of a team.

Teen Cooking

Hands-on cooking programs covering different dishes and cuisines.

Art & Craft Programs

Teen-specific art projects, LEGO builds and creative workshops are offered throughout the year.

Teen Book & Movie Events

Programs combining popular books with movie screenings, discussions and refreshments.

The teen department also hosts special events throughout the year, so the schedule can look completely different from one month to the next.

View Current Teen Programs →

Adult Classes & Programs

Adults may actually have the largest selection of ongoing programs at the library.

Classes and gatherings range from wellness and education to games, crafts, gardening and opportunities to meet other people in the community.

Most adult programs are free and open to the public, although registration may be required for certain classes.

Health, Wellness & Movement

The library offers several gentle and accessible wellness programs.

Current offerings include:

EASE Chair Exercises

A chair-based exercise class designed to make movement accessible to a wide range of participants.

Gentle Yoga

A gentle yoga practice where participants may use a mat or practice seated in a chair.

Guided Relaxation & Meditation for Beginners

A beginner-friendly meditation and relaxation practice focused on slowing down, setting intentions and supporting well-being.

Body & Mind Reset

A combination of brief education, gentle movement and extended non-sleep deep rest.

For more traditional fitness classes and yoga studios around town, visit our Fitness, Yoga & Workout Classes in Wimberley guide.

Adult Craft LAB

One of the library’s most unique offerings is its Adult Craft LAB, a year-round creative program for adults 18 and older.

Classes explore a wide variety of crafts and techniques, with projects changing regularly.

The Craft LAB also hosts other creative activities, including an Artist Trading Card Club, special craft events and occasional trivia nights.

Class sizes are limited and Craft LAB classes generally require advance registration.

View the Adult Craft LAB Schedule →

Book Clubs & Reading Groups

Want to meet other readers?

The library hosts several recurring book clubs with different styles and interests, including:

The Book vs. Movie Club invites participants to read a selected book, watch its film adaptation together and discuss both, although you can still attend the movie even if you didn’t finish the book.

View Current Adult Programs & Book Clubs →

Authors, Writers & Literary Programs

It makes sense that a community with as many writers and artists as Wimberley would have plenty of literary programming.

Face-to-Face With Area Authors

This recurring series brings local and area authors to the library for conversations about their books, creative process and experiences.

Hill Country Authors

The library also highlights local writers through a rotating Hill Country Authors display in its local author section.

Additional author talks, literary programs and special presentations are offered throughout the year.

Mahjong, Spanish & Social Activities

Some library programs are simply great opportunities to learn something, meet people and get out of the house.

Recurring activities currently include:

Mahjong Playtime

Casual Mahjong gatherings for both socializing and playing. Sets are available, and participants may also bring their own.

Spanish Classes

The library currently hosts both Basic Spanish and Intermediate Spanish classes.

These programs are a good option if you’re looking for ongoing activities that aren’t necessarily traditional “events.”

Gardening, Nature & Water Conservation

Wimberley’s natural environment also plays a big role in library programming.

Master Gardeners Present

Recurring presentations from area Master Gardeners cover practical Central Texas gardening topics such as irrigation, native plants, seasonal gardening and landscape care.

Water Wise Programs

The library also hosts educational programs focused on water conservation, rainwater, native landscaping and other issues particularly relevant to the Wimberley Valley.

Nature-focused youth and homeschool programs are offered throughout the year as well.

Educational Workshops & Community Programs

The adult schedule regularly includes classes and presentations designed to help residents navigate everyday life.

Current and recent topics include:

These programs change frequently, which is another reason we recommend checking the library calendar instead of relying on a static list.

Summer Reading & Seasonal Programs

Summer is one of the busiest times of year at the library.

The Summer Reading Program typically brings an expanded lineup of activities for children, teens and families, along with reading challenges, special performers, hands-on programs and seasonal events.

Holiday programs and other special activities are also added throughout the year.

View Current Library Programs →

More Than Classes: Library Resources & Services

While you’re there, don’t forget that Wimberley Village Library offers much more than programming.

Resources and services include:

The library also offers a digital-access library card for Hays County residents, providing access to online resources and downloadable books and audiobooks.

Explore Wimberley Village Library Resources →

Getting a Wimberley Village Library Card

Anyone may visit and use the library during regular business hours.

Texas residents are eligible for a library card, giving patrons access to physical materials as well as many of the library’s digital resources.

Hays County residents who primarily want online access can also apply for a digital-access-only card.

Learn About Library Cards →

Wimberley Village Library Hours

Monday: 10:00 AM–8:00 PM
Tuesday: 10:00 AM–6:00 PM
Wednesday: 10:00 AM–8:00 PM
Thursday: 10:00 AM–6:00 PM
Friday: 10:00 AM–6:00 PM
Saturday: 10:00 AM–6:00 PM
Sunday: Closed

Wimberley Village Library
400 FM 2325
Wimberley, TX 78676
512-847-2188

Hours may change for holidays or special circumstances, so check directly with the library before visiting.

How to Find Current Library Events

Because the Wimberley Village Library offers programs nearly every day, regular library classes and recurring activities are generally not listed individually on the Wimberley Buzz event calendar.

For the most current information:

View the Official Wimberley Village Library Events Calendar →

From the library calendar, you can see upcoming programs, read full details and register for classes when registration is required.

Most library programs are free and open to the public unless otherwise noted.

Special Library Events

Major author appearances, special performances, seasonal celebrations, community events and other notable one-time library programs may still be featured individually on the Wimberley Buzz Events Calendar.

See Upcoming Wimberley Events →

Know Before You Go

Library programs, dates and registration requirements can change throughout the year.

Some activities have limited space and fill quickly, so always check the official library calendar before attending.

And if you haven’t looked at the Wimberley Village Library calendar lately, it’s worth taking a peek, there is probably a lot more happening there than you realized.