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 for kids ages 8-12 with their adults! Families can work together to recreate a favorite book with marshmallow peeps! All supplies (including Peeps) will be provided, but you are welcome to bring any extra supplies that you would like to use! Registration is required for this event. Registration will begin on March
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.
Join us on the third Wednesday of the month at 10:00 a.m. You only need to register for one session to be added to the group. October 18: The Rose Code by Kate Quinn November 15: The Personal Librarian by Marie Benedict December 20: Hamnet by Maggie O'Farrell January 17: Trust by Hernán Diaz February
Come check out our Makerspace! Tools and materials are provided. No registration necessary. NOTE: WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20TH DROP-IN HAS BEEN CANCELLED.
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
This story hour is for children between the ages of 3-7. We will explore new concepts with books and songs. Parents and caregivers are welcome to join in! Story Time ends with a short craft or activity.
Join us for musical chairs and Arabic music! This program is designed for kids ages 6+. Coloring, picture collage, and snacks provided!
Join Head of Reference Services Zoey to learn more about various library services and database that small or large business owners can use to their advantage. Some database that will be covered include Reference Solutions, Morningstar, and more! Registration required. Registration for this event will begin on March 1.
Professor Virginia Raguin will explain the technique and craft of stained glass with a wide variety of images. Her book The Illuminated Window: Stories Across Time (Reakion Press 2023) demonstrates that this art results not from a single maker, but through a collaborative process. The building itself, the desires of the patron, concern for the
Do you read the latest and greatest books about our planet, environmentalism, and climate change and then really, really, really need someone to talk with about it? Well, we’ve got the book club for you! Join local green entrepreneur Clare Flaherty (of Trove Green Provisions) and read your way to a better world. April 17 - "How
Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 10-12 pm, starting April 9 for 12 weeks. Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 6-8 pm, starting April 9 for 12 weeks. This class meets in the Tech Lab. Register at tinyurl.com/English-class-for-beginners For more information contact, Mike Oliver at (833) 609-5839 or mike@stmarksesol.org Sponsored by the Medford Public Library Foundation and Medford
