Event Type : Teen

This casual group is perfect for new or long-time fans of anime and manga. We will be discussing Chainsaw Man Vol. 3&4 by Tatsuki Fujimoto and watching some manga. Ages 11 to 18.

Join us for a new afternoon craft meet up! This month we’re making several different Halloween decorations. You can choose which craft you want to make or make all of them! Teens and adults.

Project Next Generation Mini Activities will offer participants in middle school and high school a chance to learn new approaches to critical thinking, teamwork, and technological skills. Each ten-week session will introduce participants to new and exciting technology. All participants must register at Lincoln Branch or by calling 309-497-2600. Project Next Generation grants are made possible using LSTA grant funds provided to the Illinois State Library by IMLS through the Grants to States Program.

We all know Halloween is mostly ghostly, but what about all the other things that go bump in the night? Sylvia Shults, paranormal reporter, brings you tales of mummified monks, man-eating lions, medical oddities, and other assorted weirdness. Join us for a walk on the dark side. Teens & adults.

Stretch your creativity (and your budget) with these homemade Halloween costume ideas! No sewing skills necessary! Ages 13 and up.

Every Friday in October, our computer and tech lab will be open to those of you who want to celebrate spooky season. Want to stop by and 3D print a skull? We can show you how. Make a LEGO haunted house? We’ve got you. (Our computers will be open for games as well!). Stop by on Friday the 13th for a sweet treat! Ages 12 to 18.

Become a part of the Library’s decision-making process. Recommend books, help plan programs, and provide feedback for all things teen. Ages 13 to 18.

Project Next Generation Mini Activities will offer participants in middle school and high school a chance to learn new approaches to critical thinking, teamwork, and technological skills. Each ten-week session will introduce participants to new and exciting technology. All participants must register at Lincoln Branch or by calling 309-497-2600. Project Next Generation grants are made possible using LSTA grant funds provided to the Illinois State Library by IMLS through the Grants to States Program.

Try your hand at string art without having to buy the supplies! Choose a design of your own creation or one of our templates, including Fall and Halloween designs like pumpkins, bats, and poison apples. Ages 8 to 18.

Stretch your creativity (and your budget) with these homemade Halloween costume ideas! No sewing skills necessary! Ages 13 and up.

Every Friday in October, our computer and tech lab will be open to those of you who want to celebrate spooky season. Want to stop by and 3D print a skull? We can show you how. Make a LEGO haunted house? We’ve got you. (Our computers will be open for games as well!). Stop by on Friday the 13th for a sweet treat! Ages 12 to 18.

Come with an appetite for competition and pizza for this after-hours board game night! Registration is required so please call 309-497-2200 or register online. Ages 12 to 18.

Spend the afternoon playing board and card games, coloring, and watching Fan Girl (2015, PG-13) in this teens-only space. Relax with friends or meet new people. Pizza will be provided, but feel free to bring your own snacks. Ages 13 to 19.

Drop in to test your racing skills with your friends. Ages 6 to 18.

Join us for a viewing of the classic scary movie Coraline. Snacks will be provided. Rated PG. Ages 12 to 18.

Project Next Generation Mini Activities will offer participants in middle school and high school a chance to learn new approaches to critical thinking, teamwork, and technological skills. Each ten-week session will introduce participants to new and exciting technology. All participants must register at Lincoln Branch or by calling 309-497-2600. Project Next Generation grants are made possible using LSTA grant funds provided to the Illinois State Library by IMLS through the Grants to States Program.

Every Friday in October, our computer and tech lab will be open to those of you who want to celebrate spooky season. Want to stop by and 3D print a skull? We can show you how. Make a LEGO haunted house? We’ve got you. (Our computers will be open for games as well!). Stop by on Friday the 13th for a sweet treat! Ages 12 to 18.

Add your own ghostly touches to a thrifted painting to create a one of a kind decoration! Space is limited, so reserve your spot by calling 309-497-2700. Ages 12 to 18.

This casual group is perfect for new or long-time fans of anime and manga. We will watch a variety of anime and select future manga titles to read. Ages 11 to 18.

Anime and manga loving tweens and teens are welcome to join this club to watch and discuss anime, eat Japanese snacks, play games, and more. Ages 11 to 18.

Spend the afternoon playing board and card games, coloring, and watching Ready Player One (2018, PG-13) in this teens-only space. Relax with friends or meet new people. Pizza will be provided, but you’re welcome to bring your own snacks. Ages 13 to 19.

Project Next Generation Mini Activities will offer participants in middle school and high school a chance to learn new approaches to critical thinking, teamwork, and technological skills. Each ten-week session will introduce participants to new and exciting technology. All participants must register at Lincoln Branch or by calling 309-497-2600. Project Next Generation grants are made possible using LSTA grant funds provided to the Illinois State Library by IMLS through the Grants to States Program.

Every Friday in October, our computer and tech lab will be open to those of you who want to celebrate spooky season. Want to stop by and 3D print a skull? We can show you how. Make a LEGO haunted house? We’ve got you. (Our computers will be open for games as well!). Stop by on Friday the 13th for a sweet treat! Ages 12 to 18.

Become a part of the Library’s decision-making process. Recommend books, help plan programs, and provide feedback for all things teen. Ages 13 to 18.