Mondays, 6:30-7:30 PM
not meeting on 1/21 or 2/25
Play in the same creative world each week to design and build the ultimate civilization. Work together to build something amazing.
Registration is Required. Register in person at the Pawling Library, by calling 845-855-3444, or by emailing teen@pawlinglibrary.org
Looking for a little summer spending money? Babysitting is a great way for teens to earn some cash for themselves as well as develop a sense of responsibility. Come in and take a class with an expert and learn valuable skills!
Play competitive games in either creative or survival mode. See who can build the coolest structure, compete to gather the most resources, fight monsters, and more!
Project Do Something is a community service organization that meets on Monday nights during the summer to work on small but impact-full projects to better our community. Earn community service hours while having fun with your friends.
The Pawling Library is starting a vegetable and herb garden! Gardening Club will meet once a week to plant and tend the garden and learn about gardening and the environment.
Engage with your peers in a series of online games or make your own scenarios to share! Roblox meets in the upstairs annex.
Brainstorm, plan, create, and build something in a wilderness map in Minecraft! Cooperate with your peers to bring your vision for a fictional world to life!
Team meeting and practice for the Middle School Battle of the Books
The Battle of the Books is a fun competition between libraries in the Mid-Hudson Library System. Teams read the same books and compete against each other in a round robin style trivia competition. This year the books for the Middle School Team are: Doll Bones by Holly Black, It Ain’t so Awful, Falafel by Firoozeh Dumas, Ranger's Apprentice: The Ruins of Gorlan by John Flanagan, First Rule of Punk by Celia C. Perez, Super Max and the Mystery of Thornwood's Revenge by Susan Vaught, and Wolf Hollow by Lauren Wolk.
On July 24 we will meet at the Patterson Library to practice battling against them, and on August 7 other teams will join us at the Pawling Library to practice.
Looking for adventurers to join us at the library for a monthly installment of the world’s most famous table top RPG, Dungeons & Dragons!
Come and make an art project each week using recycled materials.
Meet weekly to help plan the end of summer party by creating your own activity or carnival game for the children who attend. Members should be able to come to the carnival to run their game or activity.
Looking for a little summer spending money? Babysitting is a great way for teens to earn some cash for themselves as well as develop a sense of responsibility. Come in and take a class with an expert and learn valuable skills!
Play competitive games in either creative or survival mode. See who can build the coolest structure, compete to gather the most resources, fight monsters, and more!
Project Do Something will begin again next week!
Project Do Something is a community service organization that meets on Monday nights during the summer to work on small but impact-full projects to better our community. Earn community service hours while having fun with your friends.
