Come engage in creative music-making with Nameless Sound at the Spring Branch-Memorial Branch Library on Monday, November 9th at 2:00 PM! This program is intended for homeschoolers ages 6-18. This workshop welcomes all voices, musical backgrounds, and degrees of experience, and non-musician performers are encouraged to attend! No experience is necessary and instruments are provided! This workshop focuses on creative music through processes of improvisation, musical story-telling, listening, leadership, and creativity. Join us!
Teens
Do you want to be the very best trainer? Pokémon Club is for anyone who enjoys making crafts, playing games, doing Pokémon challenges all while meeting new friends who enjoy pocket monsters as much as you do.
Every month there is a new event in this club, so the adventure is always changing.
Ages 8+
🎨 Sip & Paint: Teen Edition! 🥤
Teens, come hang out, enjoy a complimentary beverage, and get creative with us! Bring your friends and make some art together. 💖
✨ Register online to reserve your spot! We can’t wait to see you there!
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Book Buddies is a FREE literacy program that brings child and teens together to share the joy of reading. It pairs trained teen volunteers (Big Buddies) with children in K-3rd grades (Little Buddies).
Each Wednesday for 10 weeks, Big Buddies and Little Buddies will meet to read together and create positive experiences surrounding literacy. By the end of the session, we aspire that all Little Buddies will learn to love to read and form positive associations with reading.
Blood Drive at the Maud Marks Library
Help save lives by donating blood on Saturday, November 21, any time between 10 AM - 4 PM. American Red Cross will have their donor bus parked outside taking appointments and walk-ins.
4.2 million Americans need a blood transfusion each year, but only 3% of the population donates blood.
This orientation session is intended for teen volunteers and a completed, intact, and ready application packet is required to be admitted to the orientation.
To apply to be a teen volunteer at the HCPL-West University Branch Library, applicants must:
complete a printed copy of the application packet, ( LINK TO APPLICATION PACKET HERE )be between the ages of 15-18, have their guardian’s permission, attend one orientation session.
Join us for a creative program bedazzling teen books! Participants will receive a free book to bedazzle to gift to a loved one, on a first-come, first-serve basis. However, participants can also bring their own book to bedazzle. Snacks will also be provided throughout the program, so come and join us for a fun and interactive program!
One club. Every fandom.
Teen Fandom Club
Every 4th Wednesday of the month at 4:30 PM
Whether you're into fantasy, gaming, anime, sci-fi, mystery, or something totally different, this is your space to nerd out without judgment. Each month you and your fellow club members get to vote on a brand-new theme, so the fun never looks the same twice, one month it might be a cozy fantasy, the next could be retro video games. You'll have a say in where the club goes next.
Teens! Using a needle and felting wool, design and create an artistic landscape or a 3D animal!
Program begins at 1pm in the Teen Lounge on the 2nd floor.
(they can stay as long as they like...just clean up)
*No registration required