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Bring your friends, make some new ones and hang out in our teen area. Play Mario Kart and compete to win prizes.

Join us for a button bonanza at Johnston Square! Come punch out, design, or draw your own buttons that show off the stuff that you love! Materials will be provided.

Relax and socialize with an easy craft each month. Supplies provided. Space is limited. Tickets available 15 minutes before program.

Participants see their self-confidence increase while exploring their own creativity and learning how group trust and teamwork make for amazing and hilarious improv theater. No prior performance or improv experience necessary.

Join us for a craft inspried by the book Pop! Goes the Nursey Rhyme by Betsy Bird! Children ages 3-5 will listen to the story and make their own bucket of popcorn with a silly weasel popping out.

Drop in for gaming and play some classics or discover a new favorite.

American Visionary Art Museum (AVAM) and Baltimore County Public Library (BCPL) are partnering up once again to offer a series of FREE AFTER SCHOOL WORKSHOPS at BCPL's Randallstown Branch. Students ages 6 and up are encouraged to join us in exploring creative new territory inspired by our most...

MiLB Single-A: Wilson Warbirds at Delmarva Shorebirds at Arthur W. Perdue Stadium

Come be playful and engage with your child as they learn through play. Enjoy our passive play stations as your child builds communication, and early learning and reading skills.

Join us for open-ended art projects as your little one explores different art materials in a variety of shapes, colors and sizes. Dress for a mess.

MiLB Double-A: Akron RubberDucks at Chesapeake Baysox at Prince George's Stadium

MiLB High-A: Wilmington Blue Rocks at Frederick Keys at Nymeo Field

Bring a friend and meet other fellow players, ages 18-25, to play popular zero stakes or "non-monetary" poker-related card games. Participants should come knowing game basics. Observers welcome.

Connect with a SNAP benefit eligibility specialist from CCBC to help locate resources and services to support you and your family.

Learn how to make your very own comic strip at the Brooklyn Branch. Particpants will draw and put together their very own action packed story! Learn about the process behind the scenes of making a comic with this fun craft.

Join us each week for a fun and easy craft. Supplies are limited; first come, first served.


Celebrate all things comics and graphic novels and get free comic issues in the teen center.

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.

Pick and plant started seeds to begin your own garden. Supplies provided.

To celebrate Earth Day 2026, teens can watch the movie Wall-E and build a tiny terrarium inside a recycled jar for an air-plant! Upcycle extra craft supplies from previous programs to decorate your jars: stick on colorful gems, glue tiny figurines inside, or even sculpt a mini robot fro air-dry...

Join us for a lively discussion of Shadow of the Wind by Carlos Ruiz Zafón.

Celebrate Earth Day with a hands-on creative project that’s both fun and meaningful. Teens are invited to make their own Earth Day keychain. This program has limited spaces and registration is recommended. To register, please call the Cherry Hill Branch at 410-396-1168.

Join us after school for games, crafts, movies and more. Same day registration at the service desk.

A free and confidential group for loved ones of people living with mental health conditions. No insurance required. See a staff member about registration or register at bit.ly/popupfsgsx.

Making a vision board will help teens clarify goals, boost motivation, foster self-reflection, and stay focused on dreams by creating a visual collage of images, words, and symbols representing their aspirations for the future.


Bring your own book and join other readers for a silent reading session, followed by an optional book discussion to share what you are reading. Snacks provided.


Share your appreciation for nature with others. This month, we learn about frogs and then craft a frog to take home. Tickets available 15 minutes before program.

Create a piece of art you can take home at our paint night. Materials provided.

What does a seed need to grow? In this hands-on program, children will make a “living necklace” and watch a bean seed sprout over time. Participants will learn about germination and the early stages of plant growth while creating a wearable science experiment to take home.


Celebrate National Arab American Heritage Month with us by learning about traditional Moroccan tile mosaics, then make your own unique glass mosaic coaster!

Join us for a lively discussion of The League of Lady Poisoners: Illustrated True Stories of Dangerous Women by Lisa Perrin.

Emotions run wild in the mind of a young girl who is uprooted from her peaceful life in the Midwest and forced to move to San Francisco. Joy, Fear, Anger, Disgust and Sadness each have their own ideas about how she should handle her new surroundings. Create your own emoji pin based off of your...



De-stress before finals with our therapy dog, Silas! You can also relax with some stress-relief art activities.

This program is funded by the National Defense Education Program. Limited seating available; first come, first served. Tickets available 30 minutes before program.