Beacon Library January Teenscape

Checkout the library's January programs for tweens and teens.

Beacon Library Teenscape

January 2018

High School Writing Lab

Thursdays 2:30-4pm

Beginning January 11th

Need help with college essays or other writing assignments? High School students can stop by the Writing Lab after school on Thursdays starting on January 11th. Facilitator, Jess Conway, an instructor at Teachers College, will be available to provide support, assistance, and encouragement for students in grades 9-12 at work on school or personal writing projects and college essays.

Writing Lab help is available on a drop-in basis,

no registration needed.

Card and Board Games Club
Friday, January 5th, 3-5pm

The first Friday of every month, middle & high school students can get together to play D&D and other card games from Magic to Yugioh. Just bring your cards and we'll provide the tables and snacks. New and classic board games are also available to play.

No registration required.

Bakeology 101
Friday, January 12th, 3:30-5pm

Learn to bake like a pro with the help of local baker and educator, Dana Devine O'Malley. Each month we'll be baking up a homemade treat. This month we'll be making crepes. Registration is required as space is limited. **Register by emailing [email protected].

This class is full.

Art & Zine Club
Friday, January 19th, 3:30-5pm

Calling all artists, writers, photographers and cartoonists. Meet up with other Beacon area creative teens to draw and makes some zines. What's a Zine? Zines are DIY self published art books and magazines. Different types of zines and art making techniques are introduced each month. Artists can work independently or collaboratively. This month we'll share sketchbooks and work on some collaborative drawings.

RSVP preferred so we have enough supplies available.

Anime Club

Friday, January 26th, 3-5pm

Anime watchers & Manga readers alike, come join us the 4th Friday of each month from 3-5pm for Anime Club. Join our fandom and talk about your favorite anime and manga series. Members get to choose the anime we watch from the library's collection or streaming on cruchyroll.com. Anime Club is open to middle & high school students.

No registration needed.

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