Event List

The Seguin Public Library, in collaboration with GRMC Inpatient Rehabilitation Unit, presents Tai Chi. The class is a modified version of Yang Style Tai Chi, designed to help improve balance and stability. No equipment is necessary and participants may do this seated if they feel more comfortable.

All skill levels are welcome.

Tai Chi can:

• Improve your balance and mobility with slow, controlled movement
• Improve physical and emotional well-being
• Increase energy and endurance
• Help reduce stress and blood pressure

Not able to attend or want some extra practice? Follow along with our Tai Chi instructor, Barry Jackson, in the video playlist here.

Discover the calming benefits of coloring and boost your overall wellness with our monthly coloring sessions! Join us during the second week of every month for a relaxing experience filled with creative fun and the chance to socialize with fellow coloring enthusiasts. 

Ages 16+ | All materials provided

Any Book Book Club's meetings provide a social space for readers to come together to enjoy conversation and reviews about their latest reads. This group does not assign a specific book. Each month, there is a suggested reading theme, but it is not required.

The Seguin Public Library, in collaboration with GRMC Inpatient Rehabilitation Unit, presents Tai Chi. The class is a modified version of Yang Style Tai Chi, designed to help improve balance and stability. No equipment is necessary and participants may do this seated if they feel more comfortable.

All skill levels are welcome.

Tai Chi can:

• Improve your balance and mobility with slow, controlled movement
• Improve physical and emotional well-being
• Increase energy and endurance
• Help reduce stress and blood pressure

Not able to attend or want some extra practice? Follow along with our Tai Chi instructor, Barry Jackson, in the video playlist here.

The Seguin Public Library, in collaboration with GRMC Inpatient Rehabilitation Unit, presents Tai Chi. The class is a modified version of Yang Style Tai Chi, designed to help improve balance and stability. No equipment is necessary and participants may do this seated if they feel more comfortable.

All skill levels are welcome.

Tai Chi can:

• Improve your balance and mobility with slow, controlled movement
• Improve physical and emotional well-being
• Increase energy and endurance
• Help reduce stress and blood pressure

Not able to attend or want some extra practice? Follow along with our Tai Chi instructor, Barry Jackson, in the video playlist here.

Looking for a laid-back way to unwind and meet new people? Join us on the last Friday of every month for our Adult Social Hour! Whether you’re looking to make new friends, try something fun, or just take a break from the week, come enjoy a relaxed atmosphere, engaging activities, and great conversation. 

The Seguin Public Library, in collaboration with Seguin Storytellers, presents a monthly one-hour program celebrating Seguin’s heritage and community spirit. Join us every last Sunday of the month for insightful stories shared by longtime residents who have helped shape our city’s history and culture.

The Seguin Public Library, in collaboration with GRMC Inpatient Rehabilitation Unit, presents Tai Chi. The class is a modified version of Yang Style Tai Chi, designed to help improve balance and stability. No equipment is necessary and participants may do this seated if they feel more comfortable.

All skill levels are welcome.

Tai Chi can:

• Improve your balance and mobility with slow, controlled movement
• Improve physical and emotional well-being
• Increase energy and endurance
• Help reduce stress and blood pressure

Not able to attend or want some extra practice? Follow along with our Tai Chi instructor, Barry Jackson, in the video playlist here.

The Seguin Public Library, in collaboration with GRMC Inpatient Rehabilitation Unit, presents Tai Chi. The class is a modified version of Yang Style Tai Chi, designed to help improve balance and stability. No equipment is necessary and participants may do this seated if they feel more comfortable.

All skill levels are welcome.

Tai Chi can:

• Improve your balance and mobility with slow, controlled movement
• Improve physical and emotional well-being
• Increase energy and endurance
• Help reduce stress and blood pressure

Not able to attend or want some extra practice? Follow along with our Tai Chi instructor, Barry Jackson, in the video playlist here.

Any Book Book Club's meetings provide a social space for readers to come together to enjoy conversation and reviews about their latest reads. This group does not assign a specific book. Each month, there is a suggested reading theme, but it is not required.

The Lunch & Learn Series, held on the second Saturday of most months, is led by the Guadalupe County Master Gardeners in partnership with the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service. Designed for adults, these sessions cover a variety of gardening topics to help you grow your knowledge and skills. 

A small snack bag (crackers, fruit, granola bar) is provided. 

Adults only. Registration required.

The Seguin Public Library, in collaboration with GRMC Inpatient Rehabilitation Unit, presents Tai Chi. The class is a modified version of Yang Style Tai Chi, designed to help improve balance and stability. No equipment is necessary and participants may do this seated if they feel more comfortable.

All skill levels are welcome.

Tai Chi can:

• Improve your balance and mobility with slow, controlled movement
• Improve physical and emotional well-being
• Increase energy and endurance
• Help reduce stress and blood pressure

Not able to attend or want some extra practice? Follow along with our Tai Chi instructor, Barry Jackson, in the video playlist here.

Discover the calming benefits of coloring and boost your overall wellness with our monthly coloring sessions! Join us during the second week of every month for a relaxing experience filled with creative fun and the chance to socialize with fellow coloring enthusiasts. 

Ages 16+ | All materials provided

The Seguin Public Library, in collaboration with GRMC Inpatient Rehabilitation Unit, presents Tai Chi. The class is a modified version of Yang Style Tai Chi, designed to help improve balance and stability. No equipment is necessary and participants may do this seated if they feel more comfortable.

All skill levels are welcome.

Tai Chi can:

• Improve your balance and mobility with slow, controlled movement
• Improve physical and emotional well-being
• Increase energy and endurance
• Help reduce stress and blood pressure

Not able to attend or want some extra practice? Follow along with our Tai Chi instructor, Barry Jackson, in the video playlist here.

Ready, Set, Hired! is a free job-seeker education series designed to equip participants with practical tools and strategies for navigating today’s job market. The series is a partnership between the Seguin Economic Development Committee, the Seguin Public Library, and Workforce Solutions Alamo, and is held on the third Wednesday of every month.

The Seguin Public Library, in collaboration with GRMC Inpatient Rehabilitation Unit, presents Tai Chi. The class is a modified version of Yang Style Tai Chi, designed to help improve balance and stability. No equipment is necessary and participants may do this seated if they feel more comfortable.

All skill levels are welcome.

Tai Chi can:

• Improve your balance and mobility with slow, controlled movement
• Improve physical and emotional well-being
• Increase energy and endurance
• Help reduce stress and blood pressure

Not able to attend or want some extra practice? Follow along with our Tai Chi instructor, Barry Jackson, in the video playlist here.

The Seguin Public Library, in collaboration with Seguin Storytellers, presents a monthly one-hour program celebrating Seguin’s heritage and community spirit. Join us every last Sunday of the month for insightful stories shared by longtime residents who have helped shape our city’s history and culture.

The Seguin Public Library, in collaboration with GRMC Inpatient Rehabilitation Unit, presents Tai Chi. The class is a modified version of Yang Style Tai Chi, designed to help improve balance and stability. No equipment is necessary and participants may do this seated if they feel more comfortable.

All skill levels are welcome.

Tai Chi can:

• Improve your balance and mobility with slow, controlled movement
• Improve physical and emotional well-being
• Increase energy and endurance
• Help reduce stress and blood pressure

Not able to attend or want some extra practice? Follow along with our Tai Chi instructor, Barry Jackson, in the video playlist here.

The Seguin Public Library, in collaboration with GRMC Inpatient Rehabilitation Unit, presents Tai Chi. The class is a modified version of Yang Style Tai Chi, designed to help improve balance and stability. No equipment is necessary and participants may do this seated if they feel more comfortable.

All skill levels are welcome.

Tai Chi can:

• Improve your balance and mobility with slow, controlled movement
• Improve physical and emotional well-being
• Increase energy and endurance
• Help reduce stress and blood pressure

Not able to attend or want some extra practice? Follow along with our Tai Chi instructor, Barry Jackson, in the video playlist here.