Need more information about using your library card?
Need help getting started? Check out these resources:
Teens and Young Adults! Duke it out between eachother playing video games in a battle royale tournament. Compete for a prize to be determined... maybe pocky!
You will battle it out in Streetfighter on the PS4.
We'll again have a joint meeting of Teen Social Justice Writers and Teens Against Pollution. Last meeting of Teen SJWs we decided our writers we recorded messages we're passionate. Depending on the weather, we will now go outside to turn them into sidewalk chalk art. We will collaborate with Teens Against Pollution as they have their regular monthly meeting and plan their next steps forward now that Westerly Town Council has called for a committee together to examine single use plastics.
It's back after our summer and rug hiatus! Join us for teen anime. We'll have drawing supplies, perler beads, and more! Everyone who shows up can vote on the anime we watch.
Help us shape the future of the Teen Space! We want to hear your ideas about the library and the world. Have a skill or hobby you want to share with other teens? Need a space to do something you can't elsewhere? Pitch new program ideas, suggest new additions to our collection, and earn volunteer hours while you do so.
Snacks will be provided!
Join us to discuss our next radical read, to be decided by YOU in September.
Take action about environmental issues in our community. How can we go green here? Become a part of Teens Against Pollution! Plan petitions, write letters to the editor, make activist art.
This is a discussion and support group for teens 12-18 about LGBTQ+ stories and issues in books, movies, TV shows, and more. This group will foster discussion, the sharing of stories, and a sense of community for those who identify as LGBTQ+, questioning, or their allies in a welcoming, inclusive, and accepting space. Please email Erik Caswell or Kayla Kennedy with any questions.
Welcome to Edgar Allen Poe's Tell Tale Heart, a murder mystery escape room where you will have to be the detective on the case, analyze clues, and escape within 45 minutes! Do you think you can crack the codes, assemble the puzzles, and solve the case?
There will be TWO GROUPS of ten participants able to attend this program. The first round begins promptly at 3:30 and the second round begins promptly at 4:45. You MUST register ahead and let us know which group you'd like to be a part of. Groups are limited to ten participants each.
This is a discussion and support group for teens 12-18 about LGBTQ+ stories and issues in books, movies, TV shows, and more. This group will foster discussion, the sharing of stories, and a sense of community for those who identify as LGBTQ+, questioning, or their allies in a welcoming, inclusive, and accepting space. Please email Erik Caswell or Kayla Kennedy with any questions.
