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Upcoming events
November Events
Calling all Future Engineers. Come play with LEGO. Build whatever you can think of. Tuesday, November 5 at 4pm.
We have a new club. Come play Roblox together. With thousands of different games, there is always something interesting to do. Thursday, November 7 at 4pm.
Do you like Minecraft? Want to learn? Come play at Minecraft Club. Saturday, November 9 at 1 pm
Come draw state pride like the state bird or the state flower as part of the Smokey Bear reading challenge. Tuesday, November 12 at 4pm.
Learn how to play chess or play against others with our monthly chess club. Thursday, November 14 at 4pm
A forest ranger will be here Saturday, November 16 at 1pm. Come ask them anything you want and learn what it is like to be a forest ranger!
Come build and program robots with us. We have OZO bots that follow a line, two coding robots that use an app or cards to follow your commands or Mindstorms that you build and program yourself. Tuesday, November 19 at 4pm.
Come play with dough that conducts electricity. We also have Little Bits which are circuits you connect to make things like a fan blowing or an alarm sounding happen. Thursday, November 21 at 4pm.
We have a teen event. Come learn how to make art out of duck tape. Saturday, November 23 at 1pm.
Do you like Minecraft? Want to learn? Come play at Minecraft Club. Tuesday, November 26 at 4pm
Special thanks to the Friends of the Library for making our events possible.
Teen Services
The library’s “Teen Cave” has computers with internet and office programs, an X-Box, and a Playstation 4. Game console controllers can be borrowed in the building using a library card.
All computers in the Teen Cave are now equipped with Krita and GIMP. Krita is a painting software for making digital art while GIMP offers image manipulation, from small retouches to complex projects. This new software lets you get inspired and get creating.
To receive updates about activities for teens at the library, join the youth email list. All events are free, no registration necessary. Funding provided by the Friends of the Library.
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