Join EBPL's social work intern Stephanie for informative and interactive workshops.
This winter and spring, teens and their parents will have opportunities to learn about mental health, college readiness, job searching, and more.
These in-person programs are designed for teens in grades 8 to 12 and their parents/caregivers. Registration is not required.
Please see our event calendar for more details.
January
Learn how to use oil pastels to create colorful and imaginative works of art! This program is for students in grades 3+.
Make summer count — without burning out. Teens and parents will learn simple ways to set goals, build a realistic plan, and stay motivated so summer supports school, work, and long-term goals.
Ready to earn money and gain experience? We’ll cover where to look, what employers want, and how to apply with confidence — plus quick tips for interviews and following up.
This program is geared towards teens in grades 8 through 12.
College-curious but not sure where to start? This teen workshop covers the basics in a simple, stress-free way — exploring interests, learning key steps, and leaving with a clear “what to do next” plan.
This workshop is recommended for grades 8-12.
Sunday, January 4, 12:00-4:30
In observance of the National Day of Service on January 19, it's time for us to send another package to our partners at Color a Smile, a nonprofit organization that distributes cheerful drawings to seniors, troops overseas, patients in the hospital, and anyone in need of some cheer.
Mental health is part of being human. Join us for a teen-friendly, no-pressure conversation about stress, emotions, and healthy coping — plus simple ways to check in with yourself and support friends.
This event is geared towards teens in grades 8-12.
Kick off the year with a real plan, not just resolutions.
In this workshop, teens and young adults will utilize the SMART framework to transform big ideas into clear, achievable goals for school, work, and life, and leave with at least one written goal they can actually stick to throughout all of 2026.
This program is recommended for those in grades 8 to 12.
What's New From EBPL's Social Work Intern
Grab a meal at EB Chinese on January 22 and support the library!