Teens Events

For teens who like working with computers and computer programming. Join to learn from each other and take self-guided lessons in programming languages such as Python, JavaScript, HTML, and more.

Create your space and earn volunteer hours. The Teen Advisory Group will be part of creating teen programs/activities and give input on books and materials purchased for teens. For more info check out our TAG page, www.wheatonlibrary.org/teens/TAG.
Grades 6-12

Over this 9 session workshop teens will work on creating and editing their own videos that can then be published on the library's YouTube channel.

For teens who like working with computers and computer programming. Join to learn from each other and take self-guided lessons in programming languages such as Python, JavaScript, HTML, and more.

Come along on Brian Michalski's 22-month solo backpacking journey of working and volunteering in Southeast Asia, Australia, India, Cuba and more. Get insider info about budgeting, utilizing travel apps, embracing culture shock, realities of hostel life, coping with inevitable setbacks, visa applications and more so that you, too, can travel like a pro.

Perform poetry, music, dance, comedy and more in our very own open mic night. Come early to get your name on the performance list and start working on your stage presence. Register or drop in.

Come meet Cleopatra, the last Pharaoh of Egypt, portrayed by Martina Mathisen. The most famous female ruler in history, she will share her astounding story, audacious spirit, and astonishing guile.

Learn about comics and create your own!

The college admission process has changed dramatically in recent years. Which application deadline is best? How many college applications should a student complete? Where and when does a student even begin? Don't forget about the financial aid process and scholarship search! Families will learn to navigate and understand the college admission process, from when to start to deciding which college admission offer to accept.
High School Students and Parents

Find out what test day will really be like by taking a proctored practice exam. Bring a calculator and a snack for the break.

For teens who like working with computers and computer programming. Join to learn from each other and take self-guided lessons in programming languages such as Python, JavaScript, HTML, and more.

Test your skills at our Super Smash Bros 4 tournament! Please bring your own controllers, if possible.