Real Talk Tuesdays
Drop in space for teens after school to relax, create simple crafts, and connect with friends in a chill, welcoming space. Snacks provided.
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Photo Book Meet-Up
Come to the Fine Arts department, where you can get an introduction to the library's photo book collection, most of which can be checked out, and meet other photo/art book enthusiasts. Feel free to bring your own photo books to share as well. This casual get-together will be facilitated by one..
Jennifer Anderson: "Feed Them Well"
When you became a parent, you probably thought feeding your child would be the easy part. You swore you'd never bribe your kid with dessert, never make a separate meal because it was easier than a standoff, never hear yourself say, "just try it," in a voice that didn't sound like your own. Or...
Carla Hall: "Carla Bakes"
**THIS PROGRAM IS SOLD OUT** Acclaimed chef, TV host, Top Chef fan-favorite, and author Carla Hall returns to her first culinary love story—baking—with over 80 sweet and savory recipes. For Carla Hall, baking is a creative outlet, her source of play, and her first true passion. But her...
Sprouting Curiosity: Food Garden
Explore through a hands-on sensory-friendly experience with fruits and vegetables to learn about where seeds come from, and take home a planting seed to begin your own home food garden. Due to scheduling, programs are subject to change. Thank you for your understanding.
Poetry Online Discussion of Wislawa Szymborska
Join us online for a discussion of poems by Wislawa Szymborska. We hope to discuss some of the following poems: Under One Small Star The Joy of Writing In Praise of My Sister View with a Grain of Sand On Death, without Exaggeration Children of the Age and Children of Our Era (two...
Lunch & Learn: Voices of the Maryland 400 - Maryland's Revolutionary War Soldiers at the Battle of Brooklyn in 1776
Program registration is recommended but not required. In August 1776, the Continental Army suffered a terrible defeat at the Battle of Brooklyn, the first major battle of the Revolutionary War. The battle nearly saw the complete destruction of the American army, but a desperate stand by a...
Pop! Goes the Playdate
Pop! in for a special Playdate at the Library featuring toys, books, and a simple craft inspired by Pop! Goes the Nursery Rhyme by Betsy Bird and Andrea Tsurumi. Best for ages 0–5 with a caregiver.
Playdate at the Library
Join us for a relaxed and playful morning at the library! This unstructured drop-in program features toys, books, and simple activities that encourage social play, sharing, and fun for little ones and their caregivers. It’s a great way to meet other families and explore early learning together....
Teen Tabletop
Come learn a new boardgame or card game or play one of your favorites! We will highlight a new game every month but will have lots of new ones to try!
Teen Gaming
Come compete with your friends and other teens at the library to see if you can get that victory royale! Each month, we will highlight different games! September 14th 3:30 - 5:00 Learn how to play Yu-Gi-Oh - Come learn a new card game and prove that you can be the king of games! October 5th 3:30..
Cultural Bingo: Hispanic Heritage Teen Trivia
Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with a fun and interactive game of cultural bingo. Participants will test their knowledge of Hispanic and Latino cultures through themed bingo cards featuring music, food, geography, history and more. This program has limited spaces and pre-registration is...
Youth RPG Club — Kids on Bikes
You know that feeling in Stranger Things when the kids are the only ones who understand what is really happening? When the adults are too busy, too skeptical, too caught up in the ordinary world to see the darkness gathering at the edges of it? That is Kids on Bikes. In this tabletop roleplaying..
Pass It On: Shared Community History for All- Black Storytelling Festival
Save a story of someone you love or a history you would love to know. Learn how to create an oral history project from start to finish. You will also be able to practice interviewing your fellow participants. Watch effective (and ineffective) oral history interviews of Supreme Court Justice...
Crafternoon: Paper Plate Fan
Celebrate Pride and beat the summer heat at our Crafternoon. You'll get to decorate your own paper plate fan with lots of bright colors.
Teen Game Day
Compete with your friends in one-on-one and tournament-style video games.
Maker Mondays
Join us once a month as we get together to be crafty and make something special. Each month will be a new project that you can take home and enjoy afterwards. 7/20 - Seashell Trinket Dishes8/17 - Macrame Keychains9/28 - Fall Tea Towels10/19 - Stuffed Pumpkins11/16 - Busted Canvas Painting
Teen Board & Card Game Night
Come play games of your choice from our library’s fun selection of new, classic, and weird board and card games!
Teen Video Game Night
Bring your friends and choose your favorite from our selection of Switch and PS5 games to play on our branch's huge flatscreen TV!
Board Game Night
Join us at the Brooklyn branch and challenge friencs and family to a board game of your choice.
Teen Game Night
Join us for a night of gaming. Enjoy video games on the Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 5! Games participants can play include: Switch- Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, Minecraft Dungeons, Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics, Super Mario Bros. Wonder PS5- Dragon Ball FighterZ,...
Rainbow Suncatchers
Help us decorate the Children's Area as part of Pride Month. We're going to make rainbow suncatchers to put in our windows!
Teen Crafts: Juneteenth Flag Making
Celebrate Juneteenth by making a Juneteenth flag and learning about the holiday.
Afternoon Curiosity Club
Afterschool is where the fun begins! Kids can jump into stories, get hands-on crafts, tackle STEM challenges, solve puzzles, and play board games with friends. Every day is a new adventure!
Storyville Visit
STVL Visit: Kierra Kares Contact: Kierra Thonas, 443-596-1571, kierrakares@aol.com 28-30 (2-3 year olds) + 7 adults Split into 3 groups - ST / STVL / Explore Library
Sit and Stitch
Bring your needlework and yarn projects, conversation and questions, and learn from each other.
Anime Club
Watch and discuss all things anime while hanging out with fellow enthusiasts.
Sit and Stitch
Bring your latest project and learn from each other. All levels of experience welcome.
Sit and Stitch
Bring your own supplies and work on personal crochet projects in a relaxed, community setting at this self-directed crochet time.
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