The Stoughton Public Library in Stoughton, MA is hosting events this week for all ages.
Monday
Teens Wildflower Seed Pods is open to teenagers in grades 6-12. The event is designed to give teens a beginner-friendly introduction to gardening. The event begins at 2:30. Registration is required.
The Teens Bookish Reading Club will meet at Halloran Park at 2:30 this afternoon. Readers in grades 6-12 are invited to bring their own book to the park.
Tuesday
The Teen Space will be open on Tuesday afternoon, 1:00-4:00. The Teen Space features board games, card games, role-playing games and trivia. No registration is necessary. Teen Space is open to teenagers in grades 6-12.
Wednesday
Jennifer Holmes will conduct a DIY workshop at 10:00 in the Community Room. “Make Your Own Beeswax Lip Balm” is sponsored by the Support Our Library Association (SOLA). Registration is required. Currently, there are no seats, but a waiting list is open.
Pop-up Art School for teens will be in the Community Room from 1:00-2:30 Wednesday afternoon. “Felting a Carnivorous Plant” is open for ages 13+. Registration is required. The project is intended to teach the basics of needle felting in a friendly environment.
“Drop-In Chess for Kids” will be in the Children’s Area at 5:00 Wednesday afternoon. Volunteers will be on hand for instruction, but a basic understanding of chess is expected. “Drop-In Chess” is open to ages 5-11.
“Teddy Bear Storytime” is in the Children’s Craft Room beginning at 6:00. Children ages 0-6 are invited to wear their pajamas and bring a stuffed friend for a story with Peggy Sewyck.
Thursday
The Teen Space will be open for video games, 1:00-4:00 Thursday afternoon. Teen Space has a Wii, Switch, PS2, and PS4. Teen Space is open to teenagers in grades 6-12, and no registration is required.
SPL hosts Drop-in Scrabble in the Conference Room, 1:00-4:30. Adults are welcome to come in anytime during those hours for a friendly word game.
“K-Pop Demon Hunters” will be shown in the Community Room at 2:00 Thursday afternoon. Children ages 7-12 are welcome to come see the movie. This is a free event. Registration is required. You can register here.
Adults can create their own vision boards in the Community Room, Thursday evening beginning at 6:00. Christine Iacobucci of SPL and Bryan Mokrisky of Stoughton Public Health will host the program. Materials are provided, but those attending are welcome to bring things in for their own personal touch.
“Vision boards are a creative way to focus your energy on your goals and illustrate your intentions for the future.” – Stoughton Public Library
Registration is required for this free program. Interested parties can register by clicking this link.
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