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Thursday February 20
Registration Required - Click Here to Register Online!
In the Main Level Programming Room
The Teen D&D Ongoing Campaign continues! There's trouble in town, smoke has been sighted and the goblins are restless. What evil is lurking in the shadows, below Phandelver… No experience needed, everyone is welcome! New players are welcome to make their own level 1 character, current players may use their character at their current level. Registration required, ages 12-19.
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Thursday February 20
In the downstairs Archer Room (through the lobby stairwell)
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Friday February 21
Sign-up Required - Click Here to Register Online!
In the Main Level Programming Room
A new monthly teen series! Each month you'll vote on an anime show to watch, and have some snacks. Also featuring bonus activities! Registration appreciated, ages 12-19. Permission form required for ages 12-15, and will be emailed before the event to registered participants, or available at the event. All shows will be previewed by librarian in advance and will be rated PG - PG14. A list of the potential shows available at each session is available on request to JKSenn@midlibrary.org.
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Saturday February 22
Readers of all ages (adults, that means you too!) are invited to pick up your reading log starting December 14. Make a BINGO by completing reading challenges, or set your own goals! Return the log to the library by Saturday, February 22 for a prize coupon AND an entry into the GRAND PRIZE drawing!
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Saturday February 22
This hands-on, all-ages festival will showcase local expertise, bringing the community together to learn new skills and hobbies in short 5-10 min demonstrations. All are invited to attend!
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Saturday March 1
Sign-up Required - Click Here to Register Online!
In the Main Level Programming Room
Royal intrigue abounds! Who will live, who will die, and who will claim the crown? Attend this interactive mystery party! Please indicate on the sign up if you have a character pronoun preference - all characters may be played by anyone, however the printed materials will refer to “him” or “her”. Characters will be assigned by the middle of February. Registration required, ages 12-19. Over the last century, the Ethos Realm has become more disordered and tumultuous. The relationships between the six kingdoms have deteriorated, but with the impending marriage between the House of Langstone and Tyrele, there is hope for peace and unity. Queen Crestian Langstone has invited all royal families from the Ethos Realm to the Castle of Westerfell to join in celebration the night before her son’s wedding. It is curious that some of the invited guests have previously been banished or have fled the Kingdom of Westerfell for fear of their lives, but for some peculiar reason, they have accepted the queen’s invitation and will attend the festivities. Does the queen have ill-intentions, or is she turning over a new leaf and extending the olive branch to her former foes? This is where your story begins…
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Thursday March 6
Registration Required - Click Here to Register Online!
In the Main Level Programming Room
The Teen D&D Ongoing Campaign kicks off! There's trouble in town, smoke has been sighted and the goblins are restless. What evil is lurking in the shadows, below Phandelver… No experience needed, everyone is welcome! New players are welcome to make their own level 1 character, current players may use their character at their current level. Registration required, ages 12-19.
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Friday March 7
Sign-up Required - Click Here to Register Online!
In the Main Level Programming Room
Want to volunteer at the library? Come to this meeting! We'll hang out, do some work, eat some snacks, and talk about upcoming programs. Registration appreciated, just so I know how many snacks to bring! Ages 13-19.
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Tuesday March 11
Registration Required - Click Here to Register Online!
In the downstairs Archer Room (through the lobby stairwell)
Sophomores, sign up now for a free ACT diagnostic test! While the juniors are taking their ACT, get a head start for your own test. The library is partnering with Galin Education to offer a realistic ACT experience. This diagnostic will help you work out some test-taking jitters as well as help you focus your studying. Students are encouraged to bring their own calculator. Registration required.
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Thursday March 13
Sign-up Required - Click Here to Register Online!
In the Main Level Programming Room
Come hang out with fellow book lovers! Each month we'll read and discuss a different book, with snacks and activities to go along with it. We will also choose a book for the next discussion. Registration appreciated, ages 12-19.
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Friday March 14
Registration Required - Click Here to Register Online!
In the downstairs Friends Community Room (through the lobby stairwell)
Homeschool Hangout: Pi Day Party! Friday, March 14 @ 2pm Join homeschool families for a fun afternoon of pi themed activities! Registration required.
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Friday March 14
Sign-up Required - Click Here to Register Online!
In the downstairs Archer Room (through the lobby stairwell)
Celebrate Pi Day at the library with an all ages pizza tasting and other pizza and Pi related activities! Taste and vote for your favorite pizza, try out some pizza math, and make Pi Day hats. There's something for everyone (math lovers and pizza lovers alike) to enjoy! Pizza and crafts available while supplies last. Registration is appreciated, but not required. Children 8 and under must be accompanied by an adult.
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Thursday March 20
Registration Required - Click Here to Register Online!
In the Main Level Programming Room
The Teen D&D Ongoing Campaign kicks off! There's trouble in town, smoke has been sighted and the goblins are restless. What evil is lurking in the shadows, below Phandelver… No experience needed, everyone is welcome! New players are welcome to make their own level 1 character, current players may use their character at their current level. Registration required, ages 12-19.
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Friday March 21
Sign-up Required - Click Here to Register Online!
In the Main Level Programming Room
A new monthly teen series! Each month you'll vote on an anime show to watch, and have some snacks. Also featuring bonus activities! Registration appreciated, ages 12-19. Permission form required for ages 12-15, and will be emailed before the event to registered participants, or available at the event. All shows will be previewed by librarian in advance and will be rated PG - PG14. A list of the potential shows available at each session is available on request to JKSenn@midlibrary.org.
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Saturday March 22
Registration Required - Click Here to Register Online!
In the Main Level Programming Room
Come play the next adventure in the ongoing Teen Gloomhaven series! Each session is standalone, and no prior experience is needed. Registration required, ages 12-19.
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Monday March 24
Registration Required - Click Here to Register Online!
In the downstairs Archer Room (through the lobby stairwell)
BINGO for all ages! Prizes awarded for each round. Sessions begin at 10:00, 11:00, 1:00, and 2:00. Please register for 1 session only.
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Tuesday March 25
In the downstairs Archer Room (through the lobby stairwell)
Spring Break Movie: The Wild Robot (All ages) Tuesday, March 25 @ 1pm After a shipwreck, an intelligent robot called Roz is stranded on an uninhabited island and has to survive the harsh environment. Based on the novel by Peter Brown.
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Wednesday March 26
Registration Required - Click Here to Register Online!
In the Main Level Programming Room
Fan favorite Mysterium returns! Play as a group of psychics, working to solve a murder, or play as the ghost sending them visions! This time we'll be playing with one of the expansions, so expect new cards, new suspects, and new mysteries! Registration required, ages 12-19.
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Thursday March 27
Registration Required - Click Here to Register Online!
In the Main Level Programming Room
The Gem Boutique, a local jewelry store, has been broken into. The thief (or thieves) stole expensive jewelry. The forensic department of the local police were called and they have processed the crime scene for evidence. Five notorious jewel thieves have been identified as suspects. Some of the important evidence collected from the crime scene that you need to determine the identity of the suspect(s) is locked up! You need to use your knowledge of forensic science and the police report files to open the locks and figure out who broke into the jewelry store. Registration required. Ages 12-19.
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Friday March 28
Registration Required - Click Here to Register Online!
In the downstairs Archer Room (through the lobby stairwell)
LEGO fun for all ages! You'll find parts and pieces available to let your creative side go wild. Like a little structure? There will also be LEGO sets for teens and adults across the hall. Enjoy two days of LEGO fun - sign up for one, or both!
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Saturday March 29
Registration Required - Click Here to Register Online!
In the downstairs Archer Room (through the lobby stairwell)
LEGO fun for all ages! You'll find parts and pieces available to let your creative side go wild. Like a little structure? There will also be LEGO sets for teens and adults across the hall. Enjoy two days of LEGO fun - sign up for one, or both!
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Tuesday April 1
In the Upper Level Library
Create your own “out of this world” space-themed diorama to be displayed at the library! Pick up your starter kit at the library beginning April 1 and return by April 13. One kit per household, while supplies last. You may use any of your own materials to create your diorama. Entries will be on display at the library April 14 - April 27 so library patrons can vote for their favorite diorama.
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Thursday April 3
Registration Required - Click Here to Register Online!
In the Main Level Programming Room
The Teen D&D Ongoing Campaign continues! There's trouble in town, smoke has been sighted and the goblins are restless. What evil is lurking in the shadows, below Phandelver… No experience needed, everyone is welcome! New players are welcome to make their own level 1 character, current players may use their character at their current level. Registration required, ages 12-19.
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Friday April 4
Registration Required - Click Here to Register Online!
In the downstairs Friends Community Room (through the lobby stairwell)
Homeschool Hangout: Out of this World Art! Friday, April 4 @1:00 - 2:30 Homeschooling families of all ages are invited to the library for this homeschool hangout! This month we'll be creating a variety of Out of this World Art! From galaxy chalk artwork to planet themed perler beads, we'll have something for everyone! Registration appreciated.
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Friday April 4
Sign-up Required - Click Here to Register Online!
In the Main Level Programming Room
Want to volunteer at the library? Come to this meeting! We'll hang out, do some work, eat some snacks, and talk about upcoming programs. Registration appreciated, just so I know how many snacks to bring! Ages 13-19.
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Thursday April 10
Sign-up Required - Click Here to Register Online!
In the Main Level Programming Room
Come hang out with fellow book lovers! Each month we'll read and discuss your favorite books, with snacks and activities to go along with it. Registration appreciated, ages 12-19.
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Saturday April 12
Outside the Library
Details coming soon…!
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Thursday April 17
Registration Required - Click Here to Register Online!
In the Main Level Programming Room
The Teen D&D Ongoing Campaign continues! There's trouble in town, smoke has been sighted and the goblins are restless. What evil is lurking in the shadows, below Phandelver… No experience needed, everyone is welcome! New players are welcome to make their own level 1 character, current players may use their character at their current level. Registration required, ages 12-19.
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Thursday April 17
In the downstairs Archer Room (through the lobby stairwell)
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Friday April 18
Sign-up Required - Click Here to Register Online!
In the Main Level Programming Room
A new monthly teen series! Each month you'll vote on an anime show to watch, and have some snacks. Also featuring bonus activities! Registration appreciated, ages 12-19. Permission form required for ages 12-15, and will be emailed before the event to registered participants, or available at the event. All shows will be previewed by librarian in advance and will be rated PG - PG14. A list of the potential shows available at each session is available on request to JKSenn@midlibrary.org.
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Monday April 21
Celebrate Earth Day 2025 by stopping by the Library to grab a clean up kit and community map. Let's clean up our community's public spaces together! Supplies available first come first served and while they last.
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Thursday April 24
In the Upper Level Library
April is National Poetry Month! Drop in and create some Book Title Poetry using books from the library! Start with a selection of books for inspiration, or grab your favorite title from the shelves. All books will be reshelved after the event.
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