Library teen events

Bring manga and comic book pages to life for teen readers through a Comic-Con-inspired event at your library.

Part of our ongoing series on Teen Services 101, today we're talking about the basics of teen development and Generation Z.

Teen Advisory Board – TAB – Humboldt Public Library

Take your English Language Arts classes on a literacy adventure at the end of the year with these 10 fun activities to host a book carnival! From scavenger hunts to bookish crafts, these library-friendly activities will get your students excited about reading and writing.

Teen librarian Karen Jensen also shares where she gets her tween and teen craft ideas for programming in part 2 of this discussion

Bad Art Night: Library Program Outline – Ontarian Librarian

Literary games that will spruce up your book club or teen program in a public or school library. Charades, basketball games and more are listed.

The Library Adventure uses affiliate links, see our policies for more information.Kids ages 8 to 12 are often too busy with scheduled activities of their own to make it to library programs in the afternoons or evenings. For librarians who wish to increase attendance at programs for this age group, this can be very frustrating, […]

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Here are 27 library activities for kids that will give you different ways of engaging them at the library and help to grow a love of reading.

Last weekend at Gibson my awesome coworker friend Nicole and I did a library mini golf after hours program for teens and tweens and it was a HIT. We got the idea from this pin but couldn’t fi…

So this is a summer program we’ve been hosting for 5 years now. I’ve always saved this one for the week of 4th of July–the idea being I don’t put too much work into this on…

Getting tweens into the library to do library activities and explore books takes some creative thinking. Activities that are interactive, fun, challenging, and hands-on are the best way to get started. We need curiosity and mystery in library activities that will keep them on the edge of their seats for more.

Passive programming: Giant Sudoku board in library teen area

Norfolk public library teen program

Enchanted forest set up for secondary Scholastic Book Fair.

School library events can help you make your library the center of your school. Read these five reasons for planning events for your school library.

Board games and libraries are an obvious dream team. Libraries value literacy, critical thinking, storytelling, community building, and unique experiences – board games encourage all of those…