Northwest Branch Library presents the Teen Anime Club! Join us on the 4th Monday of the month to eat snacks, do crafts, and watch anime.
All participants must be 6th grade+
Teens
Teens! Hang out, play games, and do something awesome at the library! We have tablets, a huge digital table, game consoles, and more for FREE use. Meet new friends, challenge yourself, and unleash your creativity!
For Ages 12-17,18 if in school.
Email: genesis.munoz@hcpl.net for more information.
Teen and tweens, get ready for spooky season by decorating mini pumpkins on October 3rd at 3pm🎃
While supplies last.
Do you have a child in kindergarten through 3rd grade who loves stories—or one who could use a little extra reading support?
Harris County Public Library’s Book Buddies is a FREE, fun-filled literacy program that pairs enthusiastic, trained teen volunteers (our amazing Big Buddies) with younger readers (Little Buddies) for 10 weeks of reading adventures!
🎨✨ Calling all young creators! Dive into the enchanting world of science and art with hands-on activities that spark imagination and curiosity. Perfect for kids in 1st through 5th grade. No registration needed, but hurry—supplies are limited! 🚀🔬
For high school and middle school students only. Meet in the computer lab for crafts, movies, & games.
Build on your weaving skills with this program! We will practice advanced weaving techniques such as making fringe, twining, rya knots, and shapes.
Please note: This program will NOT teach the basics of weaving. All participants must have prior weaving experience.
If you wish to learn the basics of weaving, continue to check our website for our next beginner class.
Registration will open October 4, 10 am.
Registration and attendance for teen and adult patrons (ages 13+).
Occurrence: Tuesdays, weekly (unless otherwise noted)
Time 8:30 AM - 9:30 AM
Ages: 14+
Description: Ballet Body Conditioning Basics is ballet-based body-conditioning and strengthening using Progressing Ballet Technique (PBT) exercises.
Additional Info:
Unlock the secrets of scientific classification! Participants will learn the principles of creating dichotomous keys, a fundamental tool used by scientists to identify and categorize organisms. Develop your analytical skills and deepen your understanding of biological classification.
- Who: Teens & Tweens ages 10-17
- When: November 5th @11am
- Where: Baldwin Boettcher Library meeting room
- Cost: Free (Registration preferred)
Join us for an exciting hands-on workshop and delve into the art of creating moving cardboard automatons! Utilizing principles of mechanical engineering, transform simple materials into intricate, kinetic sculptures. This session is perfect for budding engineers and artists alike, offering a unique blend of creativity, problem-solving, and technical skills. Don't miss the chance to bring your creations to life!