Teen Scene
Looking for something to do after school? Make art, perform experiments, play games, and hang out with friends at the library!
Snacks will be provided!
Grades 6-12.
Teen Scene: Movie Edition
Join us for an after-school movie with your friends! Movies will be voted on each month by the Teen Advisory Board and will be rated G or PG. The chosen movie will be shown on the big screen in the new program room.
Snacks will be provided!
Grades 6-12.
Teen Book Club
Book Club shouldn’t feel like another homework assignment. That’s why there is no assigned book in Teen Book Club!
Read whatever you want, then join us to talk about it and hear what others have been reading!
Meets the last Tuesday of each month.
Teen Advisory Board
Do you have ideas for the Youth Department at the library? Projects you’d like to do, events you’d like to put on? TAB is the perfect place for you!
Your voice matters, and we want to hear what you have to say! Join TAB and be a part of making the library a great place for our community’s youth.
Teen Culinary Club
In this eight week course, 6th-12th graders will learn basic culinary skills and craft recipes in the library’s program room with our Adult & Teen Programming Librarian, Alisha Hughey.
At the end of eight weeks, club members will have a binder full of recipes and their own apron to take home!
Space for this program is very limited, and registration is required. Be sure to follow us on Facebook for open registration announcements!
You can do so much more than just borrow books from the library!
The library’s Young Adult area is set up with everything you need to relax and have fun after school! Play games on our gaming computers, grab a snack from the vending machine, and enjoy lounging in comfy chairs. We offer free Wi-Fi and tons of resources for your homework. You’re also welcome to join fun programs like Teen Scene and Teen Scene: Movie Edition!
Click the icons below to gain access to these online resources!
Links to on-line resources that can help with homework!
State Library staff is available during regular business hours to answer your questions via e-mail, live chat or phone.
INSPIRE is a service of the Indiana State Library. INSPIRE is supported by the Indiana General Assembly through Build Indiana Funds, The Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act and in partnership with the Academic Libraries of Indiana.
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