One of my former library teens now a library employee talked me into hosting this event. In the end, it turned out well, but the decorating ...

I've been playing Life Size Sorry with my library teens since 2014. I first blogged about it here .  Last year I decided to give my orig...

Shark Week is a popular event and it seemed like a good idea to use it for a teen library program. I've hosted this event twice: 2015 an...

Teen still enjoy building with Legos. This was an easy event to host in February when I'm never sure what the weather will be doing. I...

My teens enjoyed our Galaxy Craft Night so much that they wanted to have another paint night. It's a simple event with a lot of creativ...

I hosted this as part of my "A Universe of Stories" summer teen events. I kept finding galaxy painting ideas on Pinterest and deci...

I did this event as a lead up to our annual Harry Potter Book Night in February. I used two tutorials I found online for guidance. Find th...

I have wanted to do a Stars War event for several years. It just never worked out. This year, however, May 4 fell on a Saturday. I was inspi...

Another program from summer 2016 (Get in the Game: Read), this event focused on dice games. To be specific, Yahtzee, Farkle, the minute-to-w...

A few years ago the CSLP theme for teens was "Get in the Game: Read." With that theme in mind, I planned several game events for t...

In 2016, I started seeing some posts about Life Size Pac-Man on some librarian groups on Facebook. I'm always up for a new life size gam...