Children’s Programs
Although we now are so much more, we began as a children’s library. True to our roots, we are constantly growing and improving our classes and programs to provide fun, quality experiences for our youth of all ages. With the freedom to enrich and educate children through play, laughter and kindness, our after school classes, summer programs and activities continue to provide valuable, healthy and happy experiences.
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Junior Master Gardener (JMG)
Instructor: Master Gardener Suzanne Ellis
Learn, Grow, Eat & Go—growing good kids.
Sponsored by the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension & 4H
Contact the library by phone at 979-249-2700 or email info@ilovetoread.org.
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ARTS/RTFL Art After School Program
ARTS, Arts for Rural Texas is proud to partner with RTFL to provide free Art After School classes to the children of the RT/C community. The children of Round Top and surrounding communities are benefiting from these classes because ARTS and RTFL know that art exposure leads to higher test scores, better behavior, long term success, and really fun afternoons. Join the fun and leave an artist!
Art After School is provided at the Library during the school year.
Contact the library by phone at 979-249-2700 or email info@ilovetoread.org.
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Round Top Family Library Traditional Storytime
Preschool Story Time Wednesdays 10:15 – 11:00 AM. Preschoolers will hear an age appropriate book and participate in
activities such as art, music or a game, parent or guardian must be present. Every Wednesday in the Library. -
Kids Summer Education & Enrichment Programs
Kids S.E.E. Summer Programs are open to all children Monday through Thursday. The classes for children are scheduled in June and July. Online application available April 12th.
Contact the library by phone at 979-249-2700 or email info@ilovetoread.org.
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Imagination Library
The Round Top Family Library is proud to announce a pilot program to bring Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library to pre-schoolers in our area!
We’re beginning with a program to serve the families of Round Top, Carmine, and Fayetteville. If the program is successful, we plan to ask libraries in nearby towns to partner with us to expand the program.