For teens in middle school and high school. Learn and create with STEAM projects in the Maker Space once a month! All materials will be provided. Sign up is required. Registration will begin on March 1. Please complete the sign up form below. If you have any questions, contact Nicole: nperrault@minlib.net
For teens in middle and high school. Take a break and play some games in the Teen Section - we've got video games, board games, card games, and more! You're welcome to play as one large group or you can split into smaller groups and play multiple games. Teens who show up will determine what
For teens in middle and high school. Create characters, build new worlds, write short stories, try new styles, play games, and more! Creative Writing meets in the Teen Section. April theme: Poetry Sign up is required. Registration for this event will begin on March 1. If you have any questions, contact Maddi: mranieri@minlib.net | 781-475-5735
This program is for teens in middle school and high school. Learn the basics of crocheting or work on an existing project! All skill levels are welcome. Sign up is required. Registration for this event will begin on March 1.
For students in grades 3-8! In this drop in session, students will use Scratch to start a new project or continue working on a current project. All skill levels are welcome! If you have previously used Scratch, please come with your username and password! Sign up is encouraged, but not required. Registration for this session
This event has been CANCELLED. Join us for the next one in May! For teens in middle school and high school. Learn, create, break, and build things in the Maker Space. There are no assigned projects in this program - it is designed for you to come in to explore and experiment with different making
For teens in grades 6-12. Learn about the science behind cooking while making a (hopefully!) tasty treat! Once you register, you will receive a short Google form regarding food allergies/dietary needs. Sign up required. Registration will begin on March 1. Space is very limited, so make sure to sign up in advance. This program will
This book club is for teens! We'll talk about mysteries and thrillers in general, but focus on a particular one each month! This month, we'll be talking about Warrior Girl Unearthed, by Angeline Boulley: Perry Firekeeper-Birch was ready for her Summer of Slack but instead, after a fender bender that was entirely not her fault,
For home schooled tweens and teens 11+ Learn and make something new every month in the Maker Space! All materials will be provided. Registration will begin on March 1. If you have any questions, contact Nicole: nperrault@minlib.net
For students in grades 3-8! In this drop in session, students will use Scratch to start a new project or continue working on a current project. All skill levels are welcome! If you have previously used Scratch, please come with your username and password! Sign up is encouraged, but not required. Registration for this session
This event is for teens in middle school and high school. Join One Up Games in this virtual reality gaming session! They are bringing 8 VR headsets for you to play and compete in the VR world. This is an open session where you can choose the games you want to play. Registration is required.
This program is designed for teens in grades 8-12. Learn how to use a sewing machine and sew your own pillowcase! All skill levels are welcome. Sign up is required! Registration for this event will begin on March 1. Questions? Email Tamar at tsiegel@minlib.net.
For teens in grades 6-12. Have henna applied to your hands by a professional artist! These tattoos will remain for approximately one week. This event will take place in the Teen Section and henna will be applied in order of arrival. Sign up is required and space is limited! Additionally, you will need a permission
For teens in middle school and high school. You have two hours to recreate your favorite pop culture moment with Peeps! All supplies (including Peeps) will be provided, but you are welcome to bring any extra supplies that you would like to use! After the event, your diorama will go on display in the Teen
A playable Nintendo museum for all ages! Players will learn about how Nintendo started and see how the iconic console evolved to where it is today. All Nintendo systems from NES to Switch are available to play throughout the exhibit on old-school CRT TVs! No sign up needed, just drop in between 12 and 3pm.
Teen Poetry Club with Vijaya Sundaram - Medford's Poet Laureate For students in middle school and high school. Take the mic and shine a light on the issues that matter most to you, with passion, lyricism, and force. Teen Poetry Club will meet once a month to read and discuss the work of great poets,
Unfortunately this session has been canceled due to illness. For students in grades 3-8! In this drop in session, students will use Scratch to start a new project or continue working on a current project. All skill levels are welcome! If you have previously used Scratch, please come with your username and password! Sign up
Drop in book club for teens in grades 8 and up. Talk about all things books while unboxing the newest books for teens! Attendees will get first dibs on these books before they go on the shelves! This book club meets in the Teen Section. Sign up is encouraged, but not required! Registration will begin
For teens in grades 6-8 Chameleon: Middle School is the library's drop-in group for LGBTQIAP+ youth and allies in grades 6-8. With a focus on a different theme each month, come chat, connect, do fun projects, and play games in a safe, open, and welcoming space! No one is required to disclose any aspect of
For teens in grades 6 and up Plot, film, and edit your own stop motion animated movies using Legos, paper, and more! All supplies will be provided by the library. Sign up required. Registration will begin on March 1. Space is limited, so make sure to sign up in advance. This program will take place
For teens in high school (grades 9-12). Take a break and play some card games in the Teen Section - Cards Against Humanity, Uno, Exploding Kittens, and more! You're welcome to play as one large group or you can split into smaller groups and play multiple games. Teens who show up will determine what is
This event is for teens in middle school and high school. Learn about the centuries-old art of reverse glass painting and create your own reverse painting! Choose from three images, and paint it using acrylic paint on clear acetate. All supplies will be provided. Sign up is required - registration for this event will begin
For teens in grades 6 and up This month, we're reading Bash! v1 by Rudy Gobert: Throughout the universe, there’s one sport that everyone’s a fan of: BASH! A brutal, high-octane version of basketball: its players are rockstars, legends, gods, and for young Rudy, a poor kid from Nevilia, his only dream is to be
For teens in middle school and high school. This month, teen volunteer Caitlin is leading a discussion about The Hunger Games, by Suzanne Collins: In the ruins of a place once known as North America lies the nation of Panem, a shining Capitol surrounded by twelve outlying districts. The Capitol is harsh and cruel and
For teens in grades 9-12 Chameleon: High School is the library's drop-in group for LGBTQIAP+ youth and allies in grades 9-12. With a focus on a different theme each month, come chat, connect, do fun projects, and play games in a safe, open, and welcoming space! No one is required to disclose any aspect of
For teens in middle and high school. Create characters, build new worlds, write short stories, try new styles, play games, and more! Creative Writing meets in the Teen Section. May theme: Flash Fiction Sign up is required. Registration for this event will begin on April 1. If you have any questions, contact Maddi: mranieri@minlib.net |
This program is for teens in middle school and high school. Learn the basics of crocheting or work on an existing project! All skill levels are welcome. Sign up is required. Registration for this event will begin on April 1.
For students in grades 3-8! In this drop in session, students will use Scratch to start a new project or continue working on a current project. All skill levels are welcome! If you have previously used Scratch, please come with your username and password! Sign up is encouraged, but not required. Registration for this session
For teens in grades 7-12. This month, teen volunteer Taylor is leading a discussion about Turtles All the Way Down, by John Green: Aza Holmes never intended to pursue the disappearance of fugitive billionaire Russell Pickett, but there’s a hundred-thousand-dollar reward at stake and her Best and Most Fearless Friend, Daisy, is eager to investigate.