Teens and Tweens
Introduction to D&D
Thursday, March 5 at 5pm | Ages 11+
Curious about the world’s most popular role-playing game? Meet Dungeon Master Will and learn the basics of Dungeons and Dragons, including: What D&D is, creating a character, how the DM and players work together, and essential resources for play.
Chromatography
Wednesday, March 25 at 4:30pm | Ages 11+
Chromatography is the process of separating a substance into its components. We’ll be experimenting with washable markers and coffee filters to find out what pigments go into any given color. Mark your guesses down and see how many you get right. We can then use our test results to make some colorful crafts to take home.
Escape Room: The Blackstone Inheritance
Friday and Saturday, May 8 and 9 starting at 11am | Ages 11+
Your eccentric great uncle, the lord of Blackstone Manor, has left you his entire mansion in his will… on one condition: You'll need to earn your inheritance. Groups will prove themselves by solving puzzles to unlock the chest that contains the deed to the estate, all within one hour. Register for a specific time slot. 3-5 participants per group
Teens and Adults
Winter Reading Program
Monday, December 29 to Saturday, January 31 | All Ages
A five-week reading program through the Beanstack app that encourages people to keep reading over Winter Break and beyond. This simplified version of the Summer Reading Program begins during school break, and asks children, teens, and adults to read one hour a week for five weeks.
Washi Tape Monograms
Thursday, February 12 at 5pm | Ages 15+
Create a personal piece of art that’s perfect for your wall or as a gift for a loved one! Choose your favorite washi tape colors and patterns and use them to make a unique monogram. The only crafty skills needed are the ability to cut and place tape, making this a perfect project for beginners.
Rolled Magazine Art
Thursday, March 12 at 5pm | Ages 15+
Turn old magazines into vibrant, eye-catching art! This versatile craft can be applied to a variety of different outlines, from the abstract to the complex. Whether you carefully coordinate your colors or decide to embrace chaos, this beginner-friendly project delivers impressive results.
Button Bouquets
Thursday, April 23 at 5pm | Ages 15+
Make a charming bouquet that will last forever! Using buttons, floral wire, salt shakers, and other materials, you’ll make a one-of-a-kind floral arrangement perfect for bringing a pop of color into a room. No previous crafting experience is needed, just bring your creativity!
Teen Advisory Board
Teen Advistory Board (TAB)
Select Wednesdays at 6pm | Teens
The mission of the Teen Advisory Board (TAB) is to represent teen interests in the library, encourage leadership (with positions such as President, Secretary, etc.) and creativity, foster community engagement, and make a positive impact. TAB members will coordinate with Librarians to improve the library and implement programs that serve local teens. TAB meets monthly for one hour.
TAB members will earn volunteer hours.