Teens

Calling all homeschooled kids! Through hands-on activities, experiments, and interactive lessons, children will discover, learn, and explore.

🎥🎬 Lights, laughter, and classic cartoons! 🎥🎬
Calling all teens—come hang out at the library for a special cartoon

Bring your own favorite snacks 🍫🍪🥤 to enjoy while you watch and get ready for a fun-filled break with nonstop cartoon comedy. If you love animation and humor, this is the perfect event for you!

Ready to re-enter today’s workforce with confidence? Join us for a practical, empowering one-on-one meeting designed to help you take the next step in your career journey! 

Connect with a Future U advisor! Discover the college and career resources around you.

What we offer:

Decompress from a long day at school every Tuesday by playing video games at the library! Challenge your friends to a competition or just come hang out!

No registration is required. This event is open to ages 11 to 18.

Hit reset at the library! Teens ages 11–17 can play popular video games, team up for multiplayer fun, and hang out in a relaxed library space. All skill levels welcome—just press start and play!

Hit reset at the library! Teens ages 11–17 can play popular video games, team up for multiplayer fun, and hang out in a relaxed library space. All skill levels welcome—just press start and play!

Come make something fun! We will be making dice towers for use with games like Dungeons and Dragons (or just for decoration). Participants will be given supplies and instructions.

NOTE: this is a young adult program and is aimed at ages 13 through 18. Content may not be appropriate for younger children. Children under age 13 may attend at their parent or guardian's discretion.

Looking for volunteer opportunities? Interested in making a difference in your community? Join the Teen Advisory Board!

WHAT IS TAB?

The Teen Advisory Board (TAB) is a volunteer group engaged in library programming. Our mission is to empower teens through the creation, promotion and implementation of events at the High Meadows Branch Library.

Participation in TAB counts as service hours for any honor, scholar, or religious organization. Meetings are held on the fourth Monday of each month.

See you there!

Home-schooled and remote-learning teens and tweens ages 11 - 17 are invited to a social hour with games, crafts, and fun! Registration is preferred but not required—feel free to drop in! 

Starting May 1, stop by the Crosby Library to sign up for a weekly take-home mystery available this summer. Tweens and teens ages 9 and up are invited to take part in this thrilling case to uncover the Mystery of the Missing Bigfoot.

This detective-style whodunit includes six mystery packets to be solved over the course of the summer. Registration is required - please see the front desk for details and registration