By popular demand every Friday we will be putting craft kits or activity packs out for kids and teens that can be worked on at home. No registration required just come and pick them up!
Do you or someone in your family have stories to tell? Let us help you “find your voice” through our North Scituate Oral History Project! What is an oral history? It’s an interview between you and another person that we help record and preserve for the future. You might talk about your family history, a fun memory, or something you want future generations to remember about Scituate. Registration required for a time slot.
Ages 10+. Join RI Computer Museum for this 2-hour session to learn about the history of video games and find out what it's like to develop a game using SCRATCH. Registration required.
Can you get through the wacky 9-hole mini golf course that Miss Alyce & Leah set up through the library? Come find out! Registration required for a time slot.
Grades 5+. We challenge you to make the worst art you can. We will supply the materials; you bring the imagination. Registration required.
The Great Scituate Bake Off has arrived, which means we're inviting patrons of all ages to bring their best "showstopper" bakes to the library for some friendly competition! The assignment: bake and decorate your most creative, tasty cake that celebrates something you love, then bring it to the library to share with others and submit for judging. Registration is required. Bring your sweet tooth and your most amazing self.
Join Reference Librarian Leah for another beginner’s technology class focused on giving you the tools to be creative and get your voice out into the world. We'll learn about DaVinci Resolve, a free video editing software that you can use to prepare video content. From there, you can upload to YouTube, Vimeo, or other video sharing sites. Registration required. Basic ability to use a computer, mouse, and keyboard advised.
All grades welcome. Play games, have snacks, and meet up with homeschoolers in the community. No registration required.
Ever wondered what’s in those cool kits hanging near the front desk of the library? Want to know more about our telescope, projector, podcasting kit, novelty cake pans, and candy molds that you can check out with your library card? The library is hosting a “Library of Things” open house where you can stop in to browse all our “things” in one place, ask questions, and explore in more depth what the library has to offer. Drop-in; no registration required. All ages welcome.
