"BYOB" Book Discussion
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"Bring Your Own Book" (and non-alcoholic beverage!). We'll meet up, find a cozy place to read silently, and then share and discuss our books together.
"Bring Your Own Book" (and non-alcoholic beverage!). We'll meet up, find a cozy place to read silently, and then share and discuss our books together.
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Stories, music, and activities for children 0‑3, including early‑intervention students, at Laurel, limited to 12 community children, first‑come, first‑served, for ages 5 and under.
Do Good Campus Symposium (Samuel Riggs IV Alumni Center) — Caitlin Marshall presents a musical sneak peek with a prerecorded song and reading, lightning talks, posters, and lunch.
Storytime at Marilyn J. Praisner Library features diverse tales and language‑building activities, followed by playtime with educational toys, for ages 5 and under.
Volunteers pull invasive plants and tend native flowers, grasses, shrubs, and trees at the Arboretum Outreach Center, with gloves supplied for hands‑on campus restoration.
Video games, crafts, and other fun activities after school at Bowie Auditorium, for ages 13–18.
Technology help at Hillcrest Heights library offers assistance with daily tech use, online English learning, job searching, and resource exploration for ages 18 and up.
Technology Help: Open Lab (Largo‑Kettering) — Library staff answer tech questions, demonstrate tools for life, academia, and work; bring laptop or tablet; first‑come, first‑served, ages 18+.
Hands‑on STEM experiments let participants create “potions” from everyday household ingredients at Spauldings, for ages 5–12.