for children and young adults
Most public libraries offer events and programs for children and young adults, from read alouds to after-hours release parties. Below is just a small sampling of fun and creative programs and services available. Find information about your local library online, through their website, Twitter page, or even Facebook page, or simply go in for a visit.
for children
Cotsen Children's Library: This Princeton University library is an incredible space that offers lots of fun programming year-round.
KidZone: KidZone at the Brooklyn Public Library offers program schedules, resources, and recommendations for children.
Special Events: Many libraries, including the Newton Public Library, hold special events, such as Harry Potter release parties, for community members.
for young adults
NYPL: The New York Public Library offers services such as homework help, podcasts, and even student-designed fashion shows. Teen anime night and group study night are some excellent ways for teens to get involved in their library community.
TeenZone: The Brooklyn Public Library offers great resources, recommendations, blog entries, and events, through their TeenZone.
Special Events: Many libraries throughout the country offer special events for teens, such as Twilight release parties.