In accordance with our mission, the Alpine Public Library regularly offers programs that connect our diverse and geographically remote communities with information resources to encourage literacy and promote lifelong learning.
Sep. 26, 2025:
Travel Talk – 7pm
The talk title will be A SOUTH PACIFIC ODYSSEY: PART 1 – AUSTRALIA
Presented by Linda Hedges, with Rick Reese and Albert & Kathy Bork
Sep. 27, 2025:
Native Plant Society of Texas 1pm – 3pm
Oct. 1, 2025:
Yoga with Bailey at 2 pm
Oct. 28, 2025:
The Humming Bat of Texas – 6 pm
The Chihuahuan Desert has 1.5x the number of bat species of any other Texas ecoregion, 3x several. There are bats found nowhere else in Texas and very little in the US. The Mexican Long-Nosed Bat (Leptonycteris Nivalis) not only migrates to Texas, many are also born and raised in Big Bend National Park, one of three US maternity roosts. They are primarily nectarivores on the seasonal agave bloom which is very different from the 23 insectivores in the area.
Join us in discussing the unique behavior, anatomy and survey methods of this rare creature with Lindsey Bredemeyer, Texas Master Naturalist.
Spanish Storytime
Songs, rhymes, games in Spanish. Every Wednesday at 10:00 am starting February 26,2025. All ages are welcome. Spanish language learners can join!
Toddler Time
Reading, finger-plays, singing, dancing, and sensory tables every Thursday morning at 10:00 am. Ages 0-5
1000 Books Before Kindergarten
Get all the information and materials you need to meet the goal of reading 1000 books to your child before entering kindergarten. Packets are available at the front desk.
Yes, you can do it!