Youth Services

Hot off the presses! Our brand new SFF book club is curated especially for readers aged 18-35, but all are welcome! 

This month’s book is Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir. Ask a staff member for help locating a copy in print, e-book, or audiobook format! Join us to discuss your favorite characters and scenes, share headcanons, and speculate on future events. 

Got a book to suggest for future meetings? Submit it here: https://forms.gle/sjwsz68bXLAn6gfw7

For active TAG members only. Come enjoy pizza, festive crafts and decorations, games, and Christmas movies while hanging out with your fellow teen volunteers!

Do you love learning about other cultures? Come to Traveling Through Storytime! Led by TAG volunteer Ella.

Saturday, 11/18      2 PM - 3 PM - Taiwan Storytime & Craft

Saturday, 12/9       11 AM - 12 PM - India Storytime & Craft

Come join us to enjoy an Open Art Time in the Youth Department. A variety of our art supplies will be available to make an original creation! 

Come join us to enjoy our story time and fox craft!

An online Girls Who Code club for 6-12th grader will be held in Nov and Dec 2023.

8 meetings on every Wednesday @ 4:30-5:30p.m. from Nov 1 to Dec 20

We will explore Java with student volunteers from the ABC's of Coding group.

If you are interested in joining the GWC club , please fill out this form. 

Zoom link will be sent out before Nov 1st.

Put on your costume and join us for our annual Halloween Parade! We'll take a walk around the library and trick-or-treat at four different stops. We'll be starting promptly at 11am, so please arrive on time. All ages welcome, though some prizes might not be suitable for very small children.

Open to all school age kids and teens.

Starts on Oct 26 (Thur) 5 pm. Please arrive by 4:45pm. You may not be able to participate if you show up late.

Registration required. Limit to 36 participants.

Update: The registraction is full now and the form is closed.

For any inquiries, please email Sally Leung , Youth Services Librarian.