Week Calendar

Calling all young writer's ages 12-17! We're inviting Teens to practice the craft of writing, share their work, and enjoy the wonderful world of writing. Stop by for activities and discussion with other teen writers.

Do you have what it takes to beat the clock, solve the clues, and escape the Upside Down? Join us for this Stranger Things themed Escape Room! Teams will have 30 minutes to complete the puzzles and solve the mystery to escape.

Go bananas in this fun and quirky program where you’ll create “tattoos” on banana skins. Design your own masterpiece and take home a piece of fruity art!

Curious about a surgical career? Try your hand at a life-size operation surgical game with the experts from Frederick Community College's Surgical Technology program and see if you have what it takes!

Get creative and make bold, textured designs with DIY Puffy Chalk Paint! Create vibrant artwork to decorate in front of the library using puffy outdoor chalk paint! Meet outside near front entrance, ages 13-18.

Register for the Summer Challenge program and celebrate with yard games, crafts and a dairy cow mascot who will be available for selfies and high-fives. This event will be held at Rocky Point Creamery.

Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned storyteller, this workshop will equip you with the tools, techniques, and knowledge to design and run thrilling campaigns, create compelling NPCs, and handle the challenges of the DM role.

Spend the first Thursday of the month with a game of Chess! Open to all levels of chess players, bring your own chess set or use one of ours. Bring your friends and meet other chess enthusiasts. Ages 9-18. 

Looking for a fun way to spend some free time? Whether you're into art, crafting, gaming, or enjoy them all, this is the perfect opportunity to relax, hang out, and make new friends in a creative and friendly environment! And also, snacks!

Mine, build, and explore with like-minded tweens in our library Minecraft server! This program is intended for tweens ages 10-13. 

Teens: relax and relieve stress by spending time petting an adorable dog friend! Therapy dogs are provided by the Wags for Hope volunteers, whose pets bring comfort and joy to the lives of others. For grades 6-12

Master Gardener, Maritta Grau, will teach us how to set up a pollinator friendly garden.  Learn how to choose plants that will provide food and habitat for pollinators.

Join Heartly House for a workshop on healthy relationships. This presentation defines respect in relationships and the opposite, such as belittling, volatility and guilting.

Tweens and teens, grades 6 through 12, meet to collaborate with each other and teen librarians on upcoming library events and to plan teen-led projects.  Teen Library Council (TLC) is an opportunity for teens to make an impact within the libr