Upcoming Events
Positive Affirmations Board
Being a teen is hard and sometimes a positive saying can go a long way. Come by anytime this week to write a positive affirmation and leave it for another teen who might need it. Pick up one too!
Bookshelf Showdown
Come by anytime to participate in our Bookshelf Showdown! 8 books will enter the Shelf and only 1 will leave a winner. It is up to you to decide who wins that number 1 spot in our 2026 Bookshelf Showdown!
From Egg to Chick
Peep, Peep, Hooray! Crack open the fun. Chicks will be hatching this spring at JHMBL. Visit the library each week to monitor the progress. Thanks to the partnership with Ms.
Crochet Club
Come and crochet and chat with other crocheters while creating cute pieces for your home! The place for beginner, intermediate, or expert crocheters!
Baby & Me
WEEKLY: Join in singing, reading, and playing to help babies develop language skills, recognize song repetition, and enhance muscle development. Ages 0-18M
Baby & Me
WEEKLY: TUESDAYS @ 10:30AM | Ages: 0-2
Join in singing, reading, and playing to help babies
Design Studio: Truly Charming
Give your look a glow up with a custom designed charm for your phone or bag. *Supplies provided, while supplies last.
Cork Dork Book Club
Come enjoy a refreshing glass of wine (21+) while discussing a monthly book selection. Meet other book lovers in your community while engaging in great conversation. Ages 18+
A Killing Cold By: Kate Alice Marshall
The Age
The Age is a monthly publication reporting current events of the Chambers County Historical Commission, the Wallisville Heritage Park, and County Historical and Genealogical Societies. The paper was established in Houston in 1871 by D. L. McGary and moved to Wallisville in 1897. It was discontinued in 1908 and then reestablished by the Wallisville Heritage Park in 1979.
Digital Collections
These digital collections offer a large selection of images and documents from Chambers County's history.
Newspaper Archives
View back issues of the Anahuac Progress and the Hometown Press dating back to the early 1900s.