Teen TCG Club
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TCG Club is a TAB-organized club that meets every Monday from 3-5pm for students between grades 6-12. Multiplayer Commander is the dominant format, but players of any game or format across all experience levels are welcome!
TCG Club is a TAB-organized club that meets every Monday from 3-5pm for students between grades 6-12. Multiplayer Commander is the dominant format, but players of any game or format across all experience levels are welcome!
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Multiplayer Commander games and other TCG formats bring teens together in Milton Public Library’s Teen Room, TAB‑organized club for ages 13–18.
Multiplayer Commander games and other TCG formats bring teens together in Milton Public Library’s Teen Room, TAB‑organized club for ages 13–18.
Multiplayer Commander games and other TCG formats bring teens together in Milton Public Library’s Teen Room, TAB‑organized club for ages 13–18.
Miss Sara hosts a live Zoom storytime with silly antics and pajama‑friendly fun; registration required, for ages 3–12.
Zoom read-aloud sessions where Miss Sara reads weekly chapters and kids create a Play‑Doh or drawing activity at home, registration limited to 25 computers, ages 3–12.
Make laced acorn crafts with kit bags from the Children’s Desk, using crayons, markers, tape and scissors, for ages 3–6.
Mad Science explores the animal kingdom in the Story Hour Room, with limited registration required, ages 3–12.
Rhymes, songs, and stories for the littlest library lovers in the Story Hour Room, for infants up to 12 months.
Bins of LEGOs await discovery in the Hazlett Room, where participants build each Monday afternoon, for ages 5 and up.
Kid Lit Kit Meetup (Story Hour Room, Milton) — Register to receive a Halloween‑themed book kit, read it, then discuss with Ms. Tory; ten spots for ages 9‑12.
Free reception at Milton Public Library’s Wotiz Gallery showcases the Neponset River Artists’ Boats, Beaches, Clouds and Sky exhibit and offers artist meet‑and‑greet, all ages.
Songs, rhymes, fingerplays, and felt board activities introduce simple stories and concepts in the Children’s Room of Quincy Main Library, for ages 2–3.
Free-build and building challenges with Legos and Duplo in the Coolidge Corner meeting room, for ages 5–9, plus siblings and caregivers.
MPL's True‑Crime Club meets in the Keys Community Room to discuss the Salem Witch Trials, with participants prepared by reading, watching, or listening to assigned material, 18+.
Nintendo Switch gaming session in the Milton Public Library Teen Room features Super Smash Bros Ultimate and consensus‑chosen games, open to grades 6‑12, for ages 13–18.