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.

Join the Native Plant Society and help us prepare seeds for our Seed Library!

Get hands-on with nature by volunteering to clean and package native plant seeds for our Seed Library. This is a fun, educational opportunity for all ages to contribute to preserving local ecosystems and promoting biodiversity.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.