There is always something going on here at the library! Besides shelves of fantastic reads, you can take home a craft kit, board game, or visit us for a program. All programs are free, and you are welcome to drop in.
Experiments in a box! We have a huge variety of STEM (Science Technology Engineering Math) kits (including Little Bits, MakeyMakey, Engineering with Ramps), just waiting to go home with you, check out two at a time.
Are you 9-12? You're invited to hang-out, explore STEAM, and make crafts with Miss Rosie. We meet two Thursdays per month at 4 p.m. during the school year (not including school breaks).
MakerFest
This is our annual celebration of Making and all things STEAM. Ask at the Youth Services desk for details on when our next MakerFest event will be. For more information, check out our friends from the STEAM/Maker Alliance and other STEAM and Making organizations in our region!
Events
Tired after a long day of school? Come unwind with an afternoon of crafting in Teen Services! Try your hand at 3D art, quilling, jewelry making, and so much more-- featured crafts vary by month, so there's always something new to try.
Everyone Has a Story
Join Kingsley Branch Library & The Kingsley Folk School for a storytelling community circle.
Looking for someone to play Chess with or interested in learning how? Meet up in Teen Services to learn and have some fun.
Do you have a book you’re just dying to talk about? Tell us all about it at TADL’s new Teen Book Club! Pick your favorite YA book from our featured genre and come prepared to talk about it– anything counts!
A Visit with Santa and Jenny the Storytelling Elf
Join us for a morning of storytelling and holiday magic! Jenny the Storytelling Elf (aka local storyteller Jenifer Strauss) leads us through interactive holiday stories that will warm your heart.
Open Spot Theatre For All
Inclusive theatre for all ages and abilities! Welcome to a one-day workshop in Northern Michigan! We’ll be learning about singing, dancing, and acting through fun games and activities.
