Hey there, this is the Teen Page! If you look below you’ll find resources for all sorts of topics and links for sites that can help you out with homework.
The library offers lots of things for teens to do. If you just want a place to spend time with your friends outside of the house, we have The Hangout which was designed just for that, and is right next to the Teen books! We also have plenty of programs to do if you are bored out of your gourd, and, of course, we have plenty of new books and graphic novels (including manga). Ask us how you can use our digital studio to make a podcast like one of your favorites or make your own videos.
What do you want at the library? Would you like a million dollars or video games or no school? Please tell us (AKA fill out the Suggestion Form).
What's New
You're Invited: A Conversation on Libraries, Community, and Change
Join us for a powerful community conversation at Friday, May 9th at 4pm featuring three incredible voices that will explore the transformative power of libraries!
Annual Basic Needs Fair
Whether you're seeking assistance, exploring options, or simply curious about what’s available, this event on Saturday, March 22nd is a great way to connect with support systems in our community!
Finding Your Family Tree on National Genealogy Day
Upcoming Events for Teens
UM-Flint’s Community Writing Center, the Rough Draft Café, provides writing support services to community members.
Teen Advisory Board and Karaoke Night: Join TAB to give librarians guidance about better serving teens and creating library programs, then stay share and original piece or perform a favorite song.
Christopher Paul Curtis, Mychal Threets, & Mari Copeny: A Community Conversation
Come to a vibrant conversation with three powerful voices as they share their perspectives on the transformative power of libraries, the impact of books on personal growth, and the crucial role of using our voices to inspire change in communities.
Exploring the rich tapestry of Black life and culture through literature, this book club celebrates diverse voices and narratives that resonate with the Black experience.
Teen Movie – Free Guy (PG13 1hr 55min) When a bank teller discovers he's actually a background player in an open-world video game, he decides to become the hero of his own story -- one that he can rewrite himself.
| Learn about literature, writing, publishing and critiquing while sharing your work with teen peers. Facilitated by Connor Coyne, author, and director of Flint's Gothic Funk Press. New Writers Welcome! |