I know this is a little late, but here are the programs for October.
Oct. 1-Paper basket weaving (5-6pm)
Oct. 7-Movie-Ghosts of Girlfriends Past *rated PG-13* (6-8pm)
Oct. 15-Anime Club (5-6:30pm)
Teen Read Week-Oct.18-24
Oct. 20-Create your own fantasy character craft (5-6pm)
Oct. 22-Book Discussion on Wake by Lisa McMann (5-6pm)
Oct. 29-Old School Game Day (5-6pm)
Come join us for the teen programs. They are FREE and open to all 6th through 12th graders.
Friday, October 2, 2009
Monday, August 31, 2009
Teen Thursdays
Well, school is back in session. I know you aren't happy about that, but we are because that means fall programming starts. We will be doing Teen Thursdays again at the library. There will be a program every Thursday around 5:00. Here are the programs for September:
Sept. 3 (5:00-6:00)-Make and Take Craft-Rubber Band Bracelets
Sept. 10 (6:00-8:00-Movie-17 Again (rated PG-13)
Sept. 17 (5:00-6:30)-Anime Club
Sept. 24 (5:00-6:00)-Book Discussion-Schooled by Gordon Korman
All programs are Free and open to all 6th through 12th graders. Come join us for the fun programs.
Sept. 3 (5:00-6:00)-Make and Take Craft-Rubber Band Bracelets
Sept. 10 (6:00-8:00-Movie-17 Again (rated PG-13)
Sept. 17 (5:00-6:30)-Anime Club
Sept. 24 (5:00-6:00)-Book Discussion-Schooled by Gordon Korman
All programs are Free and open to all 6th through 12th graders. Come join us for the fun programs.
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
End of Summer Reading
Hi guys. Sorry I have been bad at blogging lately. We finished Summer Reading on July 16 with a pizza party. We played Mario Kart and had a great time. Pics from all the programs will be put up soon. We are taking the month of August off to get ready for Fall programing. There will be programs for teens every Thursday starting around 5:00pm. We will be doing crafts, watching movies, watching anime, and having book discussions. If you have any requests for programs, please let me know. I can't wait to see some of you at our Fall programs. Remember they are FREE and open to all 6th through 12th graders.
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
Weeks 3 & 4 of Summer Reading
We have been having a blast this year during summer reading. We watched New in Town and learned the Hannah Montana Hoedown Throwdown from Kelley's Fine Arts. We had a large group for Madea Goes to Jail and even learned how to make balloon animals.
This week we will be watching Inkheart on Tuesday at 2:00 and Twilight on Thursday at 3:30. The teens chose the movie.
We will be watching Confessions of a Shopaholic and Push and also making art out of recyclable materials in the next coupld of weeks. Come join us for these FREE fun programs.
This week we will be watching Inkheart on Tuesday at 2:00 and Twilight on Thursday at 3:30. The teens chose the movie.
We will be watching Confessions of a Shopaholic and Push and also making art out of recyclable materials in the next coupld of weeks. Come join us for these FREE fun programs.
Friday, June 12, 2009
Week 2 of Summer Reading
Summer Reading started this week. It was great. We laughed like crazy at Paul Blart: Mall Cop and learned to play instruments Carnivale style. Next week promises to be just at much fun.
On Tuesday, at 2:00pm, we will watch New in Town. It is a romantic comedy about a strict New York professional who moves to a small Minnesota town to help run on of the plants. She soon finds out that the town helps fix her.
On Thursday, at 3:30pm, we will have a dance program with Kelley's Fine Arts. They will show us different styles of dances and teach us some of the styles.
Come join us for great FREE programs for rising 6th through 12th graders.
On Tuesday, at 2:00pm, we will watch New in Town. It is a romantic comedy about a strict New York professional who moves to a small Minnesota town to help run on of the plants. She soon finds out that the town helps fix her.
On Thursday, at 3:30pm, we will have a dance program with Kelley's Fine Arts. They will show us different styles of dances and teach us some of the styles.
Come join us for great FREE programs for rising 6th through 12th graders.
Friday, May 22, 2009
Summer Programs
Hey guys. Summer is almost here and we have a variety of programs for you this summer. All programs are FREE and open to rising 6th through 12th graders.
We will be showing movies at 2pm on Tuesdays. Permission slips will be needed for those under 13 to attend the PG-13 movies. The movies are:
June 9-Paul Blart: Mall Cop (rated PG)
June 16-New In Town (rated PG-13)
June 23-Madea Goes to Jail (rated PG-13)
June 30-Inkheart (rated PG)
July 7-Confessions of a Shopaholic (rated PG)
July 15-Push (rated PG-13)
We will have programs on Thursdays at 3:30pm. The programs are:
June 11-Steel Drumming with Chris Lee
June 18-Dance Program with Kelley's Fine Arts
June 25-Balloon Sculpting with Marc Buxton
July 2-Movie (will be chosen by teens at first program)
July 9-Recyclable Art Craft
July 16-Pizza Party *By Invitation ONLY*
Please come join us for these fun, free events this summer.
We will be showing movies at 2pm on Tuesdays. Permission slips will be needed for those under 13 to attend the PG-13 movies. The movies are:
June 9-Paul Blart: Mall Cop (rated PG)
June 16-New In Town (rated PG-13)
June 23-Madea Goes to Jail (rated PG-13)
June 30-Inkheart (rated PG)
July 7-Confessions of a Shopaholic (rated PG)
July 15-Push (rated PG-13)
We will have programs on Thursdays at 3:30pm. The programs are:
June 11-Steel Drumming with Chris Lee
June 18-Dance Program with Kelley's Fine Arts
June 25-Balloon Sculpting with Marc Buxton
July 2-Movie (will be chosen by teens at first program)
July 9-Recyclable Art Craft
July 16-Pizza Party *By Invitation ONLY*
Please come join us for these fun, free events this summer.
Saturday, April 25, 2009
May programs
We will not have any programs in May in order to get ready for Summer Reading. The schedule has been set for this summer. I will put it up on the blog in the next few days. We will also be showing movies this summer. Check back soon for the all the things planned for while you are out of school.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)