Library Clubs
Lego Club - First Mondays of the Month from 5 pm - 6 pm (Open to All ages)
Join us for new building challenges each month and display your creation at the front desk for all patrons to see!
Anime Club - Second Fridays at 6pm - 8pm (Ages 13-17)
Come and watch anime with other anime-lovers! Each Anime Club we do an activity whether it's make sushi, painting paper fans, eating ramen or other Japanese snacks.
Pokemon Club - Third Mondays of the Month from 5 pm - 6 pm (Open to All Ages)
Join us to talk about all things Pokemon! At each meeting patrons can trade Pokemon Cards and there will be a Pokemon related activity.
Minecraft Club - Third Tuesday of the Month 4 pm -6pm (Ages 7 - 17 year olds)
All teen computers and Nintendo switch will be reserved for Minecraft players on a first come first serve basis. Feel free to bring your own device!
Sign up for our Newsletter to keep up to date about what we will be doing at the Clubs Each Month
TeenTober 2025
TBD
Contact Samantha [email protected] if you have questions!
Lego Club - First Mondays of the Month from 5 pm - 6 pm (Open to All ages)
Join us for new building challenges each month and display your creation at the front desk for all patrons to see!
Anime Club - Second Fridays at 6pm - 8pm (Ages 13-17)
Come and watch anime with other anime-lovers! Each Anime Club we do an activity whether it's make sushi, painting paper fans, eating ramen or other Japanese snacks.
Pokemon Club - Third Mondays of the Month from 5 pm - 6 pm (Open to All Ages)
Join us to talk about all things Pokemon! At each meeting patrons can trade Pokemon Cards and there will be a Pokemon related activity.
Minecraft Club - Third Tuesday of the Month 4 pm -6pm (Ages 7 - 17 year olds)
All teen computers and Nintendo switch will be reserved for Minecraft players on a first come first serve basis. Feel free to bring your own device!
Sign up for our Newsletter to keep up to date about what we will be doing at the Clubs Each Month
TeenTober 2025
TBD
Contact Samantha [email protected] if you have questions!
Lego Club
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Mental Health Awareness Month Display
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Summer Reading Program 2024 Library After Hours Escape Room: The Stolen Cosplay Trophy
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Teen Information & Resources
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Digital Literacy
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Financial Literacy
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Teen Health and Wellness
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