Week Calendar

Miss Julie will be showing teens/tweens how to make homemade Flubber from household ingredients. This is part of our Mad Science March experiments. 

Learn how to make pancakes and build real kitchen confidence! Teens will practice basic cooking skills, safety techniques in the kitchen, and enjoy a delicious breakfast.

In this fun crafty program, participants will turn simple wooden clothespins into colorful bugs using paint, pipe cleaners, googly eyes, and more.

Dive into the colorful world of science with our delightful Sugar Kaleidoscope activity! This hands-on exploration combines the magic of sugar crystals and the wonders of kaleidoscopes to create a fun and educational experience.

Join us for a high-energy, fun free-for-all gaming session where everyone can jump in and play. No teams, no pressure—just non-stop action, friendly competition, and loads of laughs.

Teens, put your skills to the test in this fun, fast-paced March Madness event! Teams will compete in paper basketball shootouts, dribble-and-balance courses, and basketball trivia.

In this STEM program, participants will design and construct a paper lantern nightlight while exploring architectural and engineering concepts including structural stability, load distribution, symmetry, and material strength.

Calling all teen readers! Join us for a welcoming book club where you can share perspectives, insights, and opinions while building a strong sense of community and a love for reading.

Game on! Join After the Bell for an afternoon of games, laughter, and friendly competition.

Celebrate the magic of spring with a hands-on Rainstick Craft at the library! Kids are invited to create their own colorful rainsticks using simple materials like tubes, beans, and decorative art supplies.

Bring color and joy into your space with this fun, hands-on craft! Teens will create their own rainbow dangler using paper, string, and other creative materials.