
Teen Action Group (TAG)
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Earn community service hours while making a real impact! Join TAG to contribute to your community, meet new friends, and have your voice heard at the library. Ages 13 and up. Limited to the first 35 teens to arrive.

Earn community service hours while making a real impact! Join TAG to contribute to your community, meet new friends, and have your voice heard at the library. Ages 13 and up. Limited to the first 35 teens to arrive.
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Earn community service hours while contributing to local projects, meeting peers, and sharing ideas at the Surratts‑Clinton library, ages 13–18.
Teen Action Group (TAG) at Bladensburg library provides community service projects, peer networking, and a forum for teen voices, ages 13–18.
Earn community service hours by contributing to local projects, meeting peers, and sharing ideas at the New Carrollton library’s Large Meeting Room 1, ages 13–18.
TAG organizes community service projects at the Hyattsville library, offering impact, peer interaction, and a platform for teen voices, limited to the first 35 arrivals, for ages 13–18.
Stories, songs, and fingerplays delight toddlers at Hyattsville’s Ready 2 Read Storytime, for ages 5 and under.
Beaver-themed preschool program at Long Branch Nature Center, caretakers stay with children during hands‑on nature activities; ages 3–5.
Squirrels at Long Branch Nature Center offers one‑on‑one nature exploration with songs, games, crafts and mini‑hikes for ages 18–35 months with adult.
Homework help and reading practice for grades 1‑6 at Hyattsville, supporting English language learners and boosting confidence, ages 5–12.
Half-hour of stories, songs, and fingerplays at Hyattsville, nurturing reading love and creativity, for ages 5 and under.
Renowned storyteller Dovie Thomason presents an on‑stage educational performance celebrating Native American Heritage Month, sharing multicultural “Stories of Thanks” that link science and Earth stewardship, for ages 4–11.
Virtual Branch hosts a session teaching AI‑generated interview questions and suggested answers for specific roles, equipping participants with tools for confident interviews, ages 18 and up.
Stories, music, and activities for ages 0‑3, including special‑needs participants, at Oxon Hill, presented by the PGCPS Infants and Toddlers Program.
Video games, crafts, and other fun activities after school at Bowie Auditorium, for ages 13–18.
Design Challenge at Davis Library lets participants build a structure from a supplied bag and display it for voting, for ages 11–17.
Story, rhyme, and song sessions for babies on caregiver laps, featuring books, tickles, bounces, and free play at Southeast Neighborhood Library, ages 5 and under.
Sew it Seams: Learn the Basics (Bowie) — Teens learn sewing machine basics with all materials provided, no experience required, ages 13–18.