Game Night
Charlotte and William Bloomberg Medford Public Library 111 High Street, Medford, MA, United StatesGamers of all levels are invited to drop in– bring a friend, your favorite game, and a sense of fun!
Gamers of all levels are invited to drop in– bring a friend, your favorite game, and a sense of fun!
For teens in grades 6-8. There are no assigned books for this book club. Instead, we'll talk about whatever you're currently reading and share book recs while working on something crafty! For this club, we'll be meeting in the Maker Space. No sign up required, just drop in! If you have any questions, contact Nicole:
DECEMBER ’41 Rising From Disaster: FDR, Churchill, and America after Pearl Harbor Come and hear “the king of the historical thriller” William Martin as he brings us back to one of the most frightening times in American history and tells the amazing back story behind a plot to assassinate FDR and the manhunt to foil
Explore stories, music, movement, and play in a sensory-friendly and adaptive setting. This storytime is for everyone, but is particularly designed for neurodiverse children: children who are autistic, have sensory processing challenges, ADHD, or have difficulty sitting through our other storytimes. Registration is required. Email Maddi at mranieri@minlib.net
For teens in grades 6 and up Learn about the history of zines, how zines are connected to LGBTQIA+ Pride, and how to make your own zines with visiting zine expert Abby Neale! In true DIY zine style, we'll also be creating copies of the zines you make to distribute in a mini zine library
For teens in middle school and high school. Join us for a demonstration of how self-driving cars work! If there is enough interest, we will put together a coding class for you to work on your own! This demo will take place in the Youth Services Program Room. No sign up necessary, just drop in!
We meet at 7PM on the 2nd Thursday of the month unless otherwise noted.* January 13 For a classic feature this season we’re going to read, The Price of Salt AKA, Carol, by Patricia Highsmith and a recent biography (published January 2021) on Highsmith by Richard Bradford. The Price of Salt (fiction) by Patricia Highsmith
For teens in middle and high school. Creative Writing meets in in the Tech Lab. Create characters, build new worlds, write short stories, try new styles, play games, and more! This month we'll be working on choose your own adventure stories. Sign up is required. Please complete the sign up form below. If you have
Mystic Makerspace presents Making Mondays, a monthly chance to gather and be creative! For our June session, bring your own project to work on or make wire and bead creations such as suncatchers, ornaments or other hanging decorations. Ages 16+. Registration required.
For teens in grades 6 and up This month, we're reading The Girl from the Sea by Molly Knox Ostertag: Fifteen-year-old Morgan has a secret: She can't wait to escape the perfect little island where she lives. She's desperate to finish high school and escape her sad divorced mom, her volatile little brother, and worst of all,
Join author Ted Reinstein, as he tells the story of the little-known heroes who fought segregation in baseball, but have remained largely unknown. One of the book’s main unsung heroes is West Medford’s very own native son, Mabray “Doc” Kountze. Kountze was a significant writer and contributor to many leading African-American newspapers through the mid-1900s.
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. Space is limited, so make sure to sign up in advance. This program will take place in the Maker Space. Questions? Contact