Events for Our Teens
Grades 6 - 12
Next TAB meeting will be Tuesday. June 3, 2025.
What is TAB? It's a group of teens in grades 6 - 12 who get together once a month to discuss the goings-on at the library! Interested in becoming a member? Stop by the library to grab a registration form at the front desk! Our Teen Advisory Board meetings are funded by the Friends of the Library.
Summer Reading Teen Events 2025
Level Up at Your Library
Schedule subject to change*
Thursday, June 18
Summer Reading KIck- off! 1:00 - 3:00
Learn more about the Teen Advosory Board and upcoming summer events. Also score some teen swag.
Teen Photography Challenge all summer
Calling all Teen Photographers! We want to see you most creative shot that captures this summer's theme "Level Up at Your LIbrary."
Friday, June 20
Chopped 5:00 - 7:00
Welcome to Teen Chopped an after hours program for kids in grades 7 and up. You will make an appetizer, a main dish, and a dessert. You will be judged on creativity, presentation, delish factor, creation names, and teamwork. Registration is required and begins June 3rd. Chopped is made possible by possible by State Aid to Libraries.
Special thanks to Judge Amy and Judge Katie and Jonathan and Kim for keeping us clean and organized.
Thursday, July 10
Heather will guide us through the process of creating a copper keychain. She will bring all the materials and tools- YOU will need to bring the creativity. Registration required and space is limited. Registration begins Tuesday, June 3 in person and June 6 online for any spaces left.
Tuesday,, July 15
Teens entering grades 6 and up are invited to a needle felting workshop with educators from the Pop Up Art School! Craft a stunning custom dice box topped with a glass eye, surrounded by your own unique needle-felted design. Add a personal touch by painting the sides of your box with vibrant acrylics. Use your box to store treasures or your D&D dice. Bring the box to your next campaign and wow your friends!
Registration is required and begins on June 18th. This program is funded by the Anderson Foundation.