Welcome to the Teen Space at the Middletown Free Library!
We are so excited to welcome you to your own space at the new library. The Teen Space features lounge seating, a collaboration space and more. The Teen Space will be open to teens ages 11-18 Monday to Friday from 2pm-close and all day on the weekends.
We are so excited to welcome you to your own space at the new library. The Teen Space features lounge seating, a collaboration space and more. The Teen Space will be open to teens ages 11-18 Monday to Friday from 2pm-close and all day on the weekends.
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Now Available! Reserve time to use the Teen Collaboration Space!
Room for up to 6 people to sit and work on projects, watch a show together, study or hang out. The space includes a Roku Smart TV, HDMI connection, whiteboard, dry erase markers and a classic Wii with MANY games. Bring your own games or your own systems to play. Have a game you'd like us to provide? Let us know! The space is reserved for TEENS ONLY (ages 12-19) except before 2:30pm on school days. |
Delaware County Libraries Reading Challenges
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Drop-In VRcade
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Kids & Tweens Exploring Art Mediums
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Thursdays, 3-6pm
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Bloxels Video Game Design
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Coding Club
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Are you a teen in need of volunteer hours?
High School and Middle School students have the opportunity to volunteer at the Middletown Free Library monthly in the Teen Space. We typically meet every Monday 6:15-8:15pm and every Wednesday 6-8pm. Volunteers can accrue service hours by helping to prepare materials for story times, book cataloging, graphic designing flyers, scavenger hunts, and other library-related projects. Contact Miss Libby for details: [email protected] or (610) 566-7828
Appropriate for ages 13-17. You must register in order to attend and get credit for your volunteer hours!
Click the button below to subscribe to text messages to keep up with teen volunteer opportunities!
High School and Middle School students have the opportunity to volunteer at the Middletown Free Library monthly in the Teen Space. We typically meet every Monday 6:15-8:15pm and every Wednesday 6-8pm. Volunteers can accrue service hours by helping to prepare materials for story times, book cataloging, graphic designing flyers, scavenger hunts, and other library-related projects. Contact Miss Libby for details: [email protected] or (610) 566-7828
Appropriate for ages 13-17. You must register in order to attend and get credit for your volunteer hours!
Click the button below to subscribe to text messages to keep up with teen volunteer opportunities!
Board Game Meet Up
Fridays, 3-6pm
Every Friday from 3pm to 6pm, come and enjoy board games with Mr. Derek and others. The club will meet in the collaboration space, which is located behind the circulation desk.
Bring your own games, try out some of the library's games, earn the ones that Mr. Derek brings each week, or sample some of the game provided by our sponsor The Games Keep in West Chester.
The games played here range from Ticket to Ride, Catan, Carcassone, and more complex games. This is not for younger kids, no Candyland; but is open to any child or adult interested in playing or learning a game.
Bring your own games, try out some of the library's games, earn the ones that Mr. Derek brings each week, or sample some of the game provided by our sponsor The Games Keep in West Chester.
The games played here range from Ticket to Ride, Catan, Carcassone, and more complex games. This is not for younger kids, no Candyland; but is open to any child or adult interested in playing or learning a game.
Check our Programs Calendar for Dates!
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3D Printing Class
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Open Maker Space Hours @ MFL
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POWER Teens provides online resources including full-text research e-resources, collections of photographs and documents, the statewide catalog of materials held in libraries throughout Pennsylvania, and Chat with a Librarian.
You will need your library card to access resources in the Power Teens Library from home.
You will need your library card to access resources in the Power Teens Library from home.
Teen Book Finder
The Teen Book Finder from the Young Adult Library Services Association (YALSA) is a free app to help teens, parents, librarians and library staff, educators, and anyone who loves YA literature access the past three years' of YALSA's awards and lists.
Have an Android phone? Download the Android version now!
Have an iPod Touch or an iPhone? Download the iOS app now!
Not on a mobile device, visit the Teen Book Finder website to try it out and find your next great read.
Have an Android phone? Download the Android version now!
Have an iPod Touch or an iPhone? Download the iOS app now!
Not on a mobile device, visit the Teen Book Finder website to try it out and find your next great read.