Annual Special Events

• January
  • Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration
• February
  • Black History Month Celebration
• April
  • Earth Fest and Arbor Day Celebration
• May
  • Cinco de Mayo Celebration
• June to August
  • Summer Reading Program
• October
  • Scare on the Square
• November
  • Dia de Los Muertos Celebration
• December
  • Holiday on the Hill Polar Express
  • Kwanzaa Celebration

Computer Classes

We offer free computer classes for adults most Wednesdays, at 2 pm and one evening a month. These classes cover a broad range of topics that will provide you with the skills necessary to be computer savvy. Please register by calling 972-291-7323, ext. 1311.

See the schedule (PDF). 

Gardening Classes

Join us every third Thursday of the month for a variety of classes that feature different gardening tips and tricks.

See Calendar for ongoing gardening classes.

Young Professionals Book Club

A book club for young adults who are looking to develop personally and professionally as well as expand their social circles. Join us for an opportunity to read motivational books while networking and growing your skills! We will meet on the 3rd Tuesday of every other month.

See more information about the Young Professionals Book Club (PDF).

Cedar Hill Genealogical Society Meetings

This society provides educational programs and training in genealogical research during their monthly meetings which are open to the public.

See this month's meeting date.

Living with Diabetes Meetings

Learn life skills, tips and suggestions on living with diabetes at these meetings.

Meetings are generally held on the 4th Monday of the month at 6:00 p.m.

Sit & Sew

A class for adults who love sewing or want to learn how to sew. Space is limited. Please call 972-291-7323, ext. 1313 to register.

TexShare Databases

Think of the TexShare Databases as your "virtual library" that provides access to an extensive collection of online databases offering authoritative, commercial free, full-text articles from subscription-only sources. They provide information on topics such as health, business, biography and genealogy, literature, science and technology, as well as homework help for students, plus ebooks. This "virtual library" of information is available in the library or from your home and office.

To obtain the username and password contact the library at 972-291-7323. These databases are available exclusively to Texans as a service of the Texas State Library and Archives Commission and the Zula Bryant Wylie Library.

Ancestry Library Edition

ProQuest has partnered with MyFamily.com to create Ancestry Library Edition, one of the most important genealogical collections available today. It has unparalleled coverage of the United States and the United Kingdom, including census, vital, church, court, and immigration records, as well as record collections from Canada and other areas. Currently, Ancestry Library Edition is only accessible at the library and not from a remote computer.

Driving Tests

Learn when to yield, where to park and what all those road signs mean! This free DMV practice test covers the most important traffic signs and their meanings. Visit Driving-tests.org.

ReferenceUSA

ReferenceUSA is the premier source of business and residential information. Search for jobs, location, and industry. Find new business opportunities. Research executives and companies worldwide. Profile a neighborhood, city or state. For remote access, use your 14 digit library card number when prompted.

ProCitizen

ProCitizen is an online course that prepares you for the Naturalization Test. With 100 videos, plus interactive drills and quizzes, you will learn everything you need to succeed. ProCitizen is available for free, exclusively at your library! ProCitizen must be accessed using Microsoft Internet Explorer.

• English Link
• Spanish Link

Pronunciator

Pronunciator is the world's largest language-learning service. With Pronunciator, you have access to courses for over 80 languages, spoken by 95% of the world's population. If your native tongue isn't English, don't worry! You can choose any of 50 languages to take your course in.

• English Link
• Spanish Link

Additional Resources

• Cedar Hill Chamber
• Texas Workforce Commission
• Indeed.com