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Teens and Tweens: Join Deb to learn how to embroider your own hoop! No experience required; she'll help you build your skills!
Teens and Tweens: Join Deb to learn how to embroider your own hoop! No experience required; she'll help you build your skills!
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Embroider your own hoop with Deb guiding beginners at Stoneham Public Library’s Teen Zone, for ages 11–17.
Meet black bears in the habitat and learn how to share habitats with animal neighbors, weather permitting.
Hang with two-toed sloths at Windows to the Wild, learning what makes them unique, weather permitting.
Mysteries Around the World Book Group meets in the Stoneham Room to read November’s mystery, Title by Author, for ages 18 and up.
Chess Club (Stoneham Public Library, Stoneham Room) — Open to beginners and experts, play on provided boards or bring your own, ages 18 and up.
Large LEGO collection open for drop-in building with themed challenge or free‑form creations, all ages.
Kelly Riera reads two vehicle books, leads a craft and scavenger hunt, and invites kids to show their toy trucks at Stoneham Public Library’s Marcy Room, all ages.
Teen Craft Collective (Stoneham Public Library, Teen Zone) — Monthly hands‑on crafting sessions where teens create new projects, for ages 11–17.
Story time before bed in the Junior Room, with jam-themed attire and optional stuffed companions, for ages 10 and under.
Casual community hangout for Stoneham's LGBTQ+ community and families in the Marcy Room at Stoneham Public Library, all ages.
Teens craft junk journals with art and collage supplies, adding receipts, photos, and ephemera, while enjoying snacks and music in the library’s Small Meeting Room, for ages 13–18.
Create eye‑popping graffiti letters using colored pencils in the Belmont Public Library’s Community Classroom, guided by calligrapher Debby Reelitz, for ages 13–18.
Fantasy book club meets in the Stoneham Room to read and discuss Weavingshaw by Heba Al‑Watsity, ages 16 and up.