Teens

Check out our virtual do-it-at-home book clubs! The best part? Everyone who participates gets to keep the book!

Check out our virtual do-it-at-home book clubs! The best part? Everyone who participates gets to keep the book!

Members of the Board of Library Teens (BOLT) will be at the Easter Egg Hunt in Pilliod Park between 2:00 pm and 3:00 pm on Wednesday, April 13 to offer homemade goodies. Stop by the table in the park and pick up some sweet treats! Goods are available for donation. All proceeds go to supporting BOLT and library programs for teens.

Book Bingo is still going on! Get your entries turned in by March 17; stop by the library (or ask for curbside pickup) to pick up a Bingo sheet, or download one from our website. Finish enough of these challenges to make at least one bingo and you can pick from one of our mystery books! Ambitious readers get a chance at a gift card if they read more than one bingo. 

Interested in joining BOLT (Board of Library Teens)? Come to the meeting at 4:30 pm on Wednesday, March 2. Help with party planning and book selection, and eat snacks! Open to grades 5-12.

Come to the library from 4:00 pm to 5:30 pm on Wednesday, March 16, for an afternoon full of anime! Join us to watch three episodes of anime chosen by the attendees. Japanese snacks and drinks will also be provided. Open to grades 5-12. No registration needed. FREE!

Check out our virtual do-it-at-home book clubs! The best part? Everyone who participates gets to keep the book!

Check out our virtual do-it-at-home book clubs! The best part? Everyone who participates gets to keep the book!

Do you have some free time in the mornings and want to brush up on your sewing skills? Do you have some sewing projects and just want a little company while you work? Then join the Seam Rippers! The Swanton Public Library is hosting this  monthly group starting Wednesday, March 23 at 10:30 am. No registration is required and walk-ins are encouraged. All you need is yourself and your current sewing project; we hope to see you there!

Coding for grades K-12 is back in action! Thanks to a grant from the American Library Association and Google for Education for Digital Learning Day, we have new equipment, including coding robot Cue, and can now hold classes of up to five students while still maintaining social distancing!