- By: Raegen Luntz
- In: Library
Find out if justice will win at the next Family-Friendly Film
January's installment of the Lewisville Branch Library’s Family-Friendly Films series is Superman, on Wednesday, Jan. 7, 2026, at 5:30 p.m.
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- By: Raegen Luntz
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Begin your yoga journey at the Lewisville Branch Library
The Lewisville Branch Library hosts Yoga for Beginners classes on the first and third Thursdays at noon to help uplift your mind and strengthen your body.
- By: Sue deGuzman
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Birders, Connect! Learn what the eBird app can do for you
Take your birding to a new level. Join us for eBirding 101 at the Lewisville Branch Library on Saturday, Jan. 10 at 11 a.m.
- By: Sue deGuzman
- In: Library
The Lewisville Historical Society Presents ... Ancestry and Imagination with author Douglas Shouse
Delve back to eras of the Civil War, Reconstruction and the Great War as local author Douglas Shouse presents Ancestry and Imagination: The Origin Stories of American Janus (2023) and American Achilles (2025) at the next meeting of the Lewisville Historical Society on Monday, Jan. 12 at 6 p.m.
- By: Raegen Luntz
- In: Library
Join the discussion with the Tuesday at Two Book Club
The Lewisville Branch Library’s Tuesday at Two Book Club reads and discusses fiction (all genres) and nonfiction titles. Our January read is Three Days in June by Anne Tyler on Tuesday, Jan. 6 at 2 p.m. Check out the full list of books in store for you if you join us.
- By: Raegen Luntz
- In: Library
Read with friends at the Lewisville Branch Library
The Lewisville Branch Library’s Friends Book Club reads and discusses fiction (all genres) and nonfiction titles. The next read is The Life Cycle of the Common Octopus by Emma Knight and will be discussed on Tuesday, Jan. 27, 2026. Check out the full list of books in store for you if you join us.
- By: Sue deGuzman
- In: Library
Discover the Art of Wood Carving
Would you like to whittle and carve wood? Come learn about this artform at a Wood Carving Demonstration at the Lewisville Branch Library on Thursday, Jan. 22 at 2 p.m.
- By: Sue deGuzman
- In: Library
Learn about cowries and their role in tracing the African Diaspora
Join us as we celebrate Black History Month and learn about the significance of cowrie shells in tracing the African Diaspora and more from anthropologist Dr. Andrew Gurstelle on Tuesday, Feb. 17, 2026, at 6 p.m. at the Lewisville Branch Library.
- By: Sue deGuzman
- In: Library
Knit, crochet, or needle away at the Lewisville Branch Library
Do you love to knit, crochet, embroider or do another kind of hand-stitching craft? If so, the Hook & Loop Group of the Lewisville Branch Library welcomes you the first Wednesday of every month from 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Bring your own project to work on or just stop by.
- By: Raegen Luntz
- In: Library
Get tech savvy with monthly Computer Training Bridge Classes
Want to brush up on your computer skills? Sign up for the Lewisville Branch Library’s monthly Computer Training Bridge classes, which take place on the fourth Wednesdays of the month at 1 p.m.
- By: Sue deGuzman
- In: Library
Find Your Inner Calm with Tai Chi
Learn the basics of this martial art at Tai Chi for Beginners on the second and fourth Fridays of the month at 2 p.m. at the Lewisville Branch Library.
- By: Raegen Luntz
- In: Library
Be in the know with the Lewisville Branch Library's Newsletter and Calendar
View the Lewisville Branch Library's monthly newsletter and calendar for current events and programs. Subscribe today!
- By: Nicole Harterink
- In: Library
Library celebrates National Library Card Sign-up Month with three new card designs for adults
Pick a card, any card — any of the three new library card designs for adults, that is. The three winning entries of our library card contest debuted as part of the Forsyth County Public Library’s monthlong celebration of Library Card Sign-up month.
- By: Nicole Harterink
- In: Library
Get free help with school, college, and beyond with Tutor.com
Need a personal tutor? Looking to improve your study or test-taking skills? Need help navigating financial aid? Want to find a new job? Tutor.com is the answer to all these questions and more. And even better, it’s free! Learn more about this resource and how to access it whether you’re at the library or on the go.
- By: Nicole Harterink
- In: Library
Chart your course to success with Coursera
The Forsyth County Public Library is part of a free State Library of North Carolina pilot program for Coursera, an online learning website that offers thousands of courses and certificates from top universities and companies across the world.
