October 2018
Queer Teen Drop-in
Join other LGBTQIA teens and teen allies to hang out and relax. Meet like-minded teens from the community and enjoy an evening of fun! Snack provided.
Find out more »Robbins Library Book Discussion Group: “Rules of Civility”
The Robbins Library Book Discussion Group will next meet on Monday October 1 at 7 pm in the Robbins Library Community Room. The group discusses “Rules of Civility” by Amor Towles. New members are welcome. Book will be available at the Circulation Desk after September 5.
Find out more »Girls Who Code Open House
For the third year, the Robbins Library will be hosting a Girls Who Code club open to students in grades 6 through 12! The club will meet Wednesdays from October-May from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. We invite anyone who identifies as a girl and their guardians to an open house to learn more about the club and to be entered into a lottery to receive one of the 24 available spaces. The first part of the evening will go over…
Find out more »Girls Who Code
For the third year, the Robbins Library will be hosting a Girls Who Code club open to students in grades 6 through 12! Please attend the meeting with a personal email address that the participant can use to create an account for the Girls Who Code software! Questions? Contact Teen Librarian Katy Kania at kkania@minlib.net. Check out GirlsWhoCode.com to learn more about the organization and other programs in the area.
Find out more »Secrets of College Admissions
This program helps families separate college admissions fact from fiction. We’ll discuss grades, test scores, activities, and everything else colleges evaluate. Attendees will get straight answers about what college admissions committees really look for. Kids and parents will be pleasantly surprised to learn that kids don’t have to be trilingual, opera-singing rocket scientists to get into college today!
Find out more »Reel Queer Watches… Love, Simon
This month Reel Queer watches the 2018 box office hit Love, Simon, a film adapted from Becky Albertalli's award winning teen novel Simon vs the Homo Sapiens Agenda. "Everyone deserves a great love story, but for 17-year-old Simon Spier, it's a little more complicated. He hasn't told his family or friends that he's gay, and he doesn't know the identity of the anonymous classmate that he's fallen for online. Resolving both issues proves hilarious, terrifying and life-changing." This film is…
Find out more »Girls Who Code
For the third year, the Robbins Library will be hosting a Girls Who Code club open to students in grades 6 through 12! Please attend the meeting with a personal email address that the participant can use to create an account for the Girls Who Code software! Questions? Contact Teen Librarian Katy Kania at kkania@minlib.net. Check out GirlsWhoCode.com to learn more about the organization and other programs in the area.
Find out more »Girls Who Code
For the third year, the Robbins Library will be hosting a Girls Who Code club open to students in grades 6 through 12! Please attend the meeting with a personal email address that the participant can use to create an account for the Girls Who Code software! Questions? Contact Teen Librarian Katy Kania at kkania@minlib.net. Check out GirlsWhoCode.com to learn more about the organization and other programs in the area.
Find out more »Halloween Party 🎃
It’s one of our favorite times of the year here in the teen space! Apple cider, candy, and costumes, plus some of the coolest movies out there. Join us in celebration, in costume or not. There’ll be snacks, Hocus Pocus, and plenty of fun. For Grades 6-12! Sign up at https://robbinsteenhalloween.eventbrite.com.
Find out more »Girls Who Code
For the third year, the Robbins Library will be hosting a Girls Who Code club open to students in grades 6 through 12! Please attend the meeting with a personal email address that the participant can use to create an account for the Girls Who Code software! Questions? Contact Teen Librarian Katy Kania at kkania@minlib.net. Check out GirlsWhoCode.com to learn more about the organization and other programs in the area.
Find out more »November 2018
Robbins Library Book Discussion Group: “Nightingale”
The Robbins Library Book Discussion Group will next meet on Monday November 5 at 7 pm in the Robbins Library Community Room. The group discusses “Nightingale” by Kristin Hannah. New members are welcome. Book will be available at the Circulation Desk after October 1.
Find out more »Girls Who Code
For the third year, the Robbins Library will be hosting a Girls Who Code club open to students in grades 6 through 12! Please attend the meeting with a personal email address that the participant can use to create an account for the Girls Who Code software! Questions? Contact Teen Librarian Katy Kania at kkania@minlib.net. Check out GirlsWhoCode.com to learn more about the organization and other programs in the area.
Find out more »Girls Who Code
For the third year, the Robbins Library will be hosting a Girls Who Code club open to students in grades 6 through 12! Please attend the meeting with a personal email address that the participant can use to create an account for the Girls Who Code software! Questions? Contact Teen Librarian Katy Kania at kkania@minlib.net. Check out GirlsWhoCode.com to learn more about the organization and other programs in the area.
Find out more »Girls Who Code
For the third year, the Robbins Library will be hosting a Girls Who Code club open to students in grades 6 through 12! Please attend the meeting with a personal email address that the participant can use to create an account for the Girls Who Code software! Questions? Contact Teen Librarian Katy Kania at kkania@minlib.net. Check out GirlsWhoCode.com to learn more about the organization and other programs in the area.
Find out more »Girls Who Code
For the third year, the Robbins Library will be hosting a Girls Who Code club open to students in grades 6 through 12! Please attend the meeting with a personal email address that the participant can use to create an account for the Girls Who Code software! Questions? Contact Teen Librarian Katy Kania at kkania@minlib.net. Check out GirlsWhoCode.com to learn more about the organization and other programs in the area.
Find out more »December 2018
Robbins Library Book Discussion Group: “The Underground Railroad”
The Robbins Library Book Discussion Group will next meet on Monday December 3 at 7 pm in the Robbins Library Community Room. The group discusses “The Underground Railroad” by Colson Whitehead. New members are welcome. Book will be available at the Circulation Desk after November 5.
Find out more »Girls Who Code
For the third year, the Robbins Library will be hosting a Girls Who Code club open to students in grades 6 through 12! Please attend the meeting with a personal email address that the participant can use to create an account for the Girls Who Code software! Questions? Contact Teen Librarian Katy Kania at kkania@minlib.net. Check out GirlsWhoCode.com to learn more about the organization and other programs in the area.
Find out more »Girls Who Code
For the third year, the Robbins Library will be hosting a Girls Who Code club open to students in grades 6 through 12! Please attend the meeting with a personal email address that the participant can use to create an account for the Girls Who Code software! Questions? Contact Teen Librarian Katy Kania at kkania@minlib.net. Check out GirlsWhoCode.com to learn more about the organization and other programs in the area.
Find out more »Girls Who Code
For the third year, the Robbins Library will be hosting a Girls Who Code club open to students in grades 6 through 12! Please attend the meeting with a personal email address that the participant can use to create an account for the Girls Who Code software! Questions? Contact Teen Librarian Katy Kania at kkania@minlib.net. Check out GirlsWhoCode.com to learn more about the organization and other programs in the area.
Find out more »Girls Who Code
For the third year, the Robbins Library will be hosting a Girls Who Code club open to students in grades 6 through 12! Please attend the meeting with a personal email address that the participant can use to create an account for the Girls Who Code software! Questions? Contact Teen Librarian Katy Kania at kkania@minlib.net. Check out GirlsWhoCode.com to learn more about the organization and other programs in the area.
Find out more »January 2019
Girls Who Code
For the third year, the Robbins Library will be hosting a Girls Who Code club open to students in grades 6 through 12! Please attend the meeting with a personal email address that the participant can use to create an account for the Girls Who Code software! Questions? Contact Teen Librarian Katy Kania at kkania@minlib.net. Check out GirlsWhoCode.com to learn more about the organization and other programs in the area.
Find out more »Robbins Library Book Discussion Group: “Swerve”
The Robbins Library Book Discussion Group will next meet on Monday January 7 at 7 pm in the Robbins Library Community Room. The group discusses “Swerve” by Stephen Greenblatt. New members are welcome. Book will be available at the Circulation Desk after December 3.
Find out more »Girls Who Code
For the third year, the Robbins Library will be hosting a Girls Who Code club open to students in grades 6 through 12! Please attend the meeting with a personal email address that the participant can use to create an account for the Girls Who Code software! Questions? Contact Teen Librarian Katy Kania at kkania@minlib.net. Check out GirlsWhoCode.com to learn more about the organization and other programs in the area.
Find out more »Girls Who Code
For the third year, the Robbins Library will be hosting a Girls Who Code club open to students in grades 6 through 12! Please attend the meeting with a personal email address that the participant can use to create an account for the Girls Who Code software! Questions? Contact Teen Librarian Katy Kania at kkania@minlib.net. Check out GirlsWhoCode.com to learn more about the organization and other programs in the area.
Find out more »Girls Who Code
For the third year, the Robbins Library will be hosting a Girls Who Code club open to students in grades 6 through 12! Please attend the meeting with a personal email address that the participant can use to create an account for the Girls Who Code software! Questions? Contact Teen Librarian Katy Kania at kkania@minlib.net. Check out GirlsWhoCode.com to learn more about the organization and other programs in the area.
Find out more »Girls Who Code
For the third year, the Robbins Library will be hosting a Girls Who Code club open to students in grades 6 through 12! Please attend the meeting with a personal email address that the participant can use to create an account for the Girls Who Code software! Questions? Contact Teen Librarian Katy Kania at kkania@minlib.net. Check out GirlsWhoCode.com to learn more about the organization and other programs in the area.
Find out more »February 2019
Girls Who Code
For the third year, the Robbins Library will be hosting a Girls Who Code club open to students in grades 6 through 12! Please attend the meeting with a personal email address that the participant can use to create an account for the Girls Who Code software! Questions? Contact Teen Librarian Katy Kania at kkania@minlib.net. Check out GirlsWhoCode.com to learn more about the organization and other programs in the area.
Find out more »Girls Who Code
For the third year, the Robbins Library will be hosting a Girls Who Code club open to students in grades 6 through 12! Please attend the meeting with a personal email address that the participant can use to create an account for the Girls Who Code software! Questions? Contact Teen Librarian Katy Kania at kkania@minlib.net. Check out GirlsWhoCode.com to learn more about the organization and other programs in the area.
Find out more »Girls Who Code
For the third year, the Robbins Library will be hosting a Girls Who Code club open to students in grades 6 through 12! Please attend the meeting with a personal email address that the participant can use to create an account for the Girls Who Code software! Questions? Contact Teen Librarian Katy Kania at kkania@minlib.net. Check out GirlsWhoCode.com to learn more about the organization and other programs in the area.
Find out more »Girls Who Code
For the third year, the Robbins Library will be hosting a Girls Who Code club open to students in grades 6 through 12! Please attend the meeting with a personal email address that the participant can use to create an account for the Girls Who Code software! Questions? Contact Teen Librarian Katy Kania at kkania@minlib.net. Check out GirlsWhoCode.com to learn more about the organization and other programs in the area.
Find out more »March 2019
Girls Who Code
For the third year, the Robbins Library will be hosting a Girls Who Code club open to students in grades 6 through 12! Please attend the meeting with a personal email address that the participant can use to create an account for the Girls Who Code software! Questions? Contact Teen Librarian Katy Kania at kkania@minlib.net. Check out GirlsWhoCode.com to learn more about the organization and other programs in the area.
Find out more »Girls Who Code
For the third year, the Robbins Library will be hosting a Girls Who Code club open to students in grades 6 through 12! Please attend the meeting with a personal email address that the participant can use to create an account for the Girls Who Code software! Questions? Contact Teen Librarian Katy Kania at kkania@minlib.net. Check out GirlsWhoCode.com to learn more about the organization and other programs in the area.
Find out more »Girls Who Code
For the third year, the Robbins Library will be hosting a Girls Who Code club open to students in grades 6 through 12! Please attend the meeting with a personal email address that the participant can use to create an account for the Girls Who Code software! Questions? Contact Teen Librarian Katy Kania at kkania@minlib.net. Check out GirlsWhoCode.com to learn more about the organization and other programs in the area.
Find out more »Girls Who Code
For the third year, the Robbins Library will be hosting a Girls Who Code club open to students in grades 6 through 12! Please attend the meeting with a personal email address that the participant can use to create an account for the Girls Who Code software! Questions? Contact Teen Librarian Katy Kania at kkania@minlib.net. Check out GirlsWhoCode.com to learn more about the organization and other programs in the area.
Find out more »April 2019
Girls Who Code
For the third year, the Robbins Library will be hosting a Girls Who Code club open to students in grades 6 through 12! Please attend the meeting with a personal email address that the participant can use to create an account for the Girls Who Code software! Questions? Contact Teen Librarian Katy Kania at kkania@minlib.net. Check out GirlsWhoCode.com to learn more about the organization and other programs in the area.
Find out more »Girls Who Code
For the third year, the Robbins Library will be hosting a Girls Who Code club open to students in grades 6 through 12! Please attend the meeting with a personal email address that the participant can use to create an account for the Girls Who Code software! Questions? Contact Teen Librarian Katy Kania at kkania@minlib.net. Check out GirlsWhoCode.com to learn more about the organization and other programs in the area.
Find out more »Girls Who Code
For the third year, the Robbins Library will be hosting a Girls Who Code club open to students in grades 6 through 12! Please attend the meeting with a personal email address that the participant can use to create an account for the Girls Who Code software! Questions? Contact Teen Librarian Katy Kania at kkania@minlib.net. Check out GirlsWhoCode.com to learn more about the organization and other programs in the area.
Find out more »Girls Who Code
For the third year, the Robbins Library will be hosting a Girls Who Code club open to students in grades 6 through 12! Please attend the meeting with a personal email address that the participant can use to create an account for the Girls Who Code software! Questions? Contact Teen Librarian Katy Kania at kkania@minlib.net. Check out GirlsWhoCode.com to learn more about the organization and other programs in the area.
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