Teens
Stop by and see us when you are not busy doing homework, working, being grounded, etc…
Stop by and see us when you are not busy doing homework, working, being grounded, etc…
At the Plumb on 5/25 at 2:30PM. Teens 13-18 drop in for crafts, cooking, and other activities; call 203-924-9461 for details, or just stop in and be surprised!
At the Plumb on 5/25 at 1PM. Teens 13-18 drop in for discussion and a quick lunch. This month read: Never Fall Down, by Patricia McCormick. No registration, pick up a copy of the book in the teen room.
At the Plumb on 5/25 at 10AM. Teens- we need volunteers, you need community service hours…it’s a perfect match. Stop in anytime to complete an application, then attend this orientation to get started on your volunteer career. Parents, expect to attend this workshop with teens; no registration required. Volunteers must be 12-19 years old, and may not be completing these hours for court or disciplinary board assignments. Talk to Margaret for more information 203-924-9461.
At the Plumb Memorial Library:
May 16, 6:00PM-8:00PM
First Look: $5 admission to preview sale – great selection, including once-a-year collectible and antiques category; children 12 and under are free.
May 17, 10:00PM-6:00PM
Full price today at Friends of the Shelton Libraries book sale; note new hours, closing at 6 p.m. tonight. Great selection of paperbacks, hardcovers, audiobooks, videos and dvds for all ages, including once-a-year collectible and antiques category.
May 18, 10:00PM-4:00PM
Half price for everything at Friends of the Shelton Libraries sale. Great selection for adults and children includes once-a-year collectible and antiques category.
May 19, 12:00PM-4:00PM
Buy a Bag, $5 each, final day of Friends of the Shelton Libraries sale; great selection, including once-a-year collectible and antiques category.
At the Branch on 5/11 at 1PM. Inspired by traditional and classical movements from theater, dance, the martial arts, MuLan Chuan is one of modern China’s movement art forms. The physicality is marvelous for achieving good health and inner balance in as much as it is a compendium of China’s aesthetic disciplines. Stately swords and fluttering fans are used in MuLan Chuan, but the practitioners are everyday folk–male, female, young and old. This will be a demonstration and short introductory class taught by Jichun Sun and her students.