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The Teen’s Summer Reading Challenge at Tecumseh, Shawnee and McLoud libraries continue to occupy local teens.
Tecumseh Public Library, 114 N. Broadway, has a hands-on art workshop 2 p.m. Tuesday with artist Kiona Wooton-Millrons.
When teens bring an oversized T-shirt, they will conduct T-shirt Surgery by transforming the shirt to a fashion statement.
Supplies other than T-shirts are provided; registration is required. The Friends of the Tecumseh Library sponsor the program.
Teens will have the opportunity to play all the newest games on Nintendo Wii during Game On at 2 p.m. July 8.
Teens may get involved in Bookend Art by transforming plain metal bookends into works of art that will be used and displayed throughout the library 2 p.m. July 15. The program is paid for by the friends of the library.
Shawnee Public Library, 101 N. Philadelphia, has a teen movie day titled “My Life — Lookin’ Back. . . Lookin’ Forward” 2 p.m. Wednesday. Teens will have an opportunity to create a timeline of their lives. After teens watch this comedy about a congressman whose life becomes an almighty mess after he builds an ark to save the world.
“No Boots, No Spurs, No Problems,” a program of International Youth Finals from around the country will demonstrate ropin,’ ridin’ and rodeo events followed by chuckwagon cooking will be held 2 p.m. July 16. Registration is required to attend. For more information, call 275-6353.
The McLoud Public Library, 133 N. Main, will sponsor a “Build-A-Bug Worshop at 2 p..m. July 9 at the library. Sara Weeks, 4-H youth and Youth Development, will teach the program about bugs and then teens will make a bug from recycled items.
The program “How a Service Dog Can Change Your Life,” will be given by Dawn Ramsey at 2 p.m. July 16. McLoud’s teen programs are held at the American Legion across the street from the library. “How Service Dogs Can Change Your Life 2 p.m. July 16.
Dawn Ramsey will demonstrate how service dogs are trained. McLoud’s teen programs are held in the American Legion Building across the street from the library.
The Teen’s Summer Reading Challenge at Tecumseh, Shawnee and McLoud libraries continue to occupy local teens.
Tecumseh Public Library, 114 N. Broadway, has a hands-on art workshop 2 p.m. Tuesday with artist Kiona Wooton-Millrons.
When teens bring an oversized T-shirt, they will conduct T-shirt Surgery by transforming the shirt to a fashion statement.
Supplies other than T-shirts are provided; registration is required. The Friends of the Tecumseh Library sponsor the program.
Teens will have the opportunity to play all the newest games on Nintendo Wii during Game On at 2 p.m. July 8.
Teens may get involved in Bookend Art by transforming plain metal bookends into works of art that will be used and displayed throughout the library 2 p.m. July 15. The program is paid for by the friends of the library.
Shawnee Public Library, 101 N. Philadelphia, has a teen movie day titled “My Life — Lookin’ Back. . . Lookin’ Forward” 2 p.m. Wednesday. Teens will have an opportunity to create a timeline of their lives. After teens watch this comedy about a congressman whose life becomes an almighty mess after he builds an ark to save the world.
“No Boots, No Spurs, No Problems,” a program of International Youth Finals from around the country will demonstrate ropin,’ ridin’ and rodeo events followed by chuckwagon cooking will be held 2 p.m. July 16. Registration is required to attend. For more information, call 275-6353.
The McLoud Public Library, 133 N. Main, will sponsor a “Build-A-Bug Worshop at 2 p..m. July 9 at the library. Sara Weeks, 4-H youth and Youth Development, will teach the program about bugs and then teens will make a bug from recycled items.
The program “How a Service Dog Can Change Your Life,” will be given by Dawn Ramsey at 2 p.m. July 16. McLoud’s teen programs are held at the American Legion across the street from the library. “How Service Dogs Can Change Your Life 2 p.m. July 16.
Dawn Ramsey will demonstrate how service dogs are trained. McLoud’s teen programs are held in the American Legion Building across the street from the library.
