The Lake Travis Community Library District is seeking a part-time Administrative Assistant/Bookkeeper. Candidates should have the ability to handle details with accuracy, perform independently, and enjoy working with others. You are a great fit if you can adapt easily to change, enjoy interacting with the public, and are excited about growing and learning in an active community library. Please see our Employment page for more information. The deadline to apply is Sunday, February 9th.

Practicing chair yoga increases flexibility, strength, and body awareness. The benefits can also include better sleep, stress relief, and an overall sense of well-being. All ages and abilities are welcome to join registered yoga teacher Monika Orr for this movement and exercise class!

Children ages four and up are invited to explore unique, hands-on STEAM stations in the meeting room with Youth Services Librarian Nicholle Halprin. Join us!

Attorney Rachel Bosworth of Thrash, Caroll, and Vanway Law Group will share legal tips and tools to protect your estate, provide for your loved ones, and efficiently navigate the world of wills, trusts, probate, and incapacity. A Lakeway resident, Bosworth's clients appreciate her personable, straightforward, and educated approach to these hard to talk about matters.

2024 Teen Service Scholarship Recipients: Danae Levin, Rebha Acharya, Ashley Shtaih, Ryan Vo, and Benjamin Ortiz

Attention all teen volunteers! Did you know that the Friends of the Library award scholarships to one or more graduating teen volunteers each year? Eligible applicants must be graduating high school seniors who have volunteered a minimum of 75 hours at the library and are planning to continue their education. You can fill out an application now or contact Teen Volunteer Coordinator Beth Yoder for more information.

We can bring the library to you! The Lake Travis Community Library Bookmobile regularly visits almost 30 locations in our library district, including popular neighborhood stops. One such stop is Deer Creek, located at the southern edge of our district, where the bookmobile visits every other Wednesday after school. Dripping Springs residents are able to access library services even though they are more than 10 miles away from both library buildings. Patrons, like the Hogan family, can request books, pick up reserves, and participate in our bookmobile scavenger hunt. We love being able provide resources to the farthest reaches of the library district on the bookmobile!