LEGO Harry Potter Event

LEGO Harry Potter Event

Come join us for this special LEGO Harry Potter Event to celebrate the Victory at the Battle of Hogwarts. 

Come craft some of Harry Potter-themed LEGO sets together to be displayed in the library for all to see. Registration is not required, but recommended so enough tables and chairs are set up for everyone. You can sign up here: click here.

 

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LEGO Father's Day Event

LEGO Father's Day

Come join us for this special LEGO Father's Day Event. 

Come build some LEGO food to give to your father on Father's Day. You can sign up here: click here.

 

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LEGO Mother's Day Event

LEGO Mother's Day

Come join us for this special LEGO Mother's Day Event. 

Come build a LEGO flower to give to your mom on Mother's Day. You can sign up here: click here

 

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Pokemon Club for Teens and Tweens

3:00 PM – 4:30 PM in the Community Room

Calling all Pokemon Superfans! Meetup to play TCG or Pokemon Go. We will have Pokemon snacks, contests and other surprises. Whether you are just beginning your Pokemon journey or you are a seasoned trainer you need to be here! Feel free to bring along your device including tablets, Switches and phones. This program is for tweens AND teens ages 9-18. Parents may stay to play with their children. Adults without a child will not be admitted. Registration is required. 

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Book Dragon Club: Craftivism

3:30 - 4:30 PM in the Kunkel Creation Station    

Our new Book Dragons Club is your place to meetup with other teens who love to read and be creative. There will be a slate of programs under the banner of “Book Dragon Club” including writing programs, craftivism programs, open mic nights, social meetings, reading challenges, civic engagement and more all dedicated to celebrating teens and the Humanities.  These programs are sponsored by the PA Humanities Council. These programs are for teens ages 13-18.

Express your activism through crafts! In each session we will talk about civic engagement and empowerment, and you will create something to express your own cause. This program is for teens ages 13-18. Registration is required and begins March 12.  

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Book Dragon Club: Book Keepers Teen Book Club

teen6:45 pm in the Kunkel Creation Station

Book Keepers meets monthly to discuss the best of YA literature. Each month you will get a book to keep. Some months we will all read the same title, some months we will all read our own choice and share our reactions. This program is for teens ages 13-18. Registration is required.  

 

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American Girl Book Club

girl6:30 pm in the Small Meeting Room or Masland Board Room
Each month we will read about an American Girl character, then meet to discuss each girl. During our meetings we will get to know each other and our favorite American Girls. Bring your American Girl or friend (Our Generation, etc.) doll with you to participate in activities. Recommended ages 8 - 12. Registration required.

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Family Paint & Pix!

paint6:00 pm in the Community Room
Join us for a night of creativity and cinema. Kid's Paint Night will be followed by a drop in family movie. Kids are invited to participate in a movie-based guided painting before the family film starts. Registration required. Films will be rated G or PG.

May 16- Dog Man 

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Pride & Prejudice Evening Tea for Adults and Teens

Thursday, April 17 - 6:30-7:30 pm in the Community Room
 

Dress up in your tea-time outfit, bring a cherished teacup from home, and join us for a Regency Era evening. Join fellow Jane Austen fans for Pride & Prejudice trivia, film gossip, and tea time. Ages 13 and up. Registration required.

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John Harris in the First Person

Image of historian and author David Biser as John Harris, text: "John Harris in the First Person"Foundation House
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Join the AAUW Harrisburg Branch for a captivating presentation by historian and author David Biser, as he explores the life and legacy of John Harris, Jr., the visionary founder of Pennsylvania’s capital city. Based on his compelling book, Visionary Road to the Capital: The Little Known Story of John Harris, Jr., Biser sheds light on the remarkable contributions of a man whose story has long been overshadowed by time. Discover how Harris’s entrepreneurial spirit, diplomatic skill, and deep ties with Indigenous communities helped lay the foundations for what would become the city of Harrisburg. Through in-depth research and engaging storytelling, Biser brings to life a critical yet often overlooked chapter in local and state history. This program is hosted by the American Association of University Women Harrisburg Branch.
 

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