November 2018
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 »Reel Queer Watches… I Am Not Your Negro
This month Reel Queer watches the Oscar-nominated documentary I Am Not Your Negro, narrated by Samuel L. Jackson & based on the book James Baldwin left unfinished upon his death. “I Am Not Your Negro envisions the book James Baldwin never finished, a radical narration about race in America, using the writer’s original words, as read by actor Samuel L. Jackson. Alongside a flood of rich archival material, the film draws upon Baldwin’s notes on the lives and assassinations of…
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.
Find out more »September 2020
Teen LGBTQ+ Drop In for Grades 6-12
**NEW DAY AND TIME!*** Are you a lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, intersex, ace, or questioning teen? Are you a teen ally for LGBTQIA teens? If you answered yes to either of these questions then we invite you to come to this event! Meet like-minded teens from the community and enjoy an afternoon of fun.
Find out more »October 2020
Teen LGBTQ+ Drop In for Grades 6-12
**NEW DAY AND TIME!*** Are you a lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, intersex, ace, or questioning teen? Are you a teen ally for LGBTQIA teens? If you answered yes to either of these questions then we invite you to come to this event! Meet like-minded teens from the community and enjoy an afternoon of fun.
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