Maker Saturday is a program for those interested in Maker & Stem activities.
Teens
Join us for Teen Craft Night and dive into the fascinating world of hexaflexagons—foldable paper creations that twist and reveal hidden sides! These mind-bending geometric shapes are fun to make, mesmerizing to play with, and a cool blend of art and math. Come get crafty, impress your friends, and take home your own interactive masterpiece!
Maker Saturday is a program for those interested in Maker & Stem activities.
Want to win awesome prizes? Join us for License Plate Bullseye and see which states appear on your card!
Join the Future U Team as we help you navigate and dominate your career search journey. We will show you not only how to mentally train for your journey, but also how to research desired career fields, create targeted and meaningful resumes, how to prepare for and conquer any type of interview that is presented to you, as well as provide other helpful information to make your job search a less stressful and more productive process.
Tweens ages 8-12 can join us on Tuesday, September 23rd at 4:30pm to play Mario Kart. Bring your friends! Video game equipment provided.
There will be a separate session for teens ages 13-18.
Teens ages 13-18 can register to play the popular roleplaying game Dungeons & Dragons at the Spring Branch-Memorial Branch Library! All supplies will be provided, but you are welcome to bring your own dice and wear a costume!
Teens ages 13-18 can join us on Thursday, September 25th at 4:30pm to play Mario Kart. Bring your friends! Video game equipment provided.
There will be a separate session for tweens ages 9-12.
Teens ages 13-18 can join us at the Spring Branch-Memorial Branch Library once a month to earn an hour of volunteer credit by doing a project for a local community organization!
Want a place to play chess with your peers?
Join Spring Branch-Memorial Library’s Tween & Teen Chess Club!
Anyone ages 8-18 can join us on the 1st Thursday of each month at 4:30pm.
For more information, contact Sarah at sm@hcpl.net