For kids
Mad Science STEM Night
Monday, March 5, 5:30 p.m. at the Coventry Branch, 1925 Coventry Road
School-age kids can learn how to design and build cool contraptions! Join us as we harness our inner mad scientists and make science fun!
LAF: Library Afterschool Fun
Wednesdays, 3:30 p.m. at the Lee Road Branch, 2345 Lee Road
March 7: Are you interested in Space? Join us to make moon rocks with basic kitchen ingredients.
March 14: 3.14 is Pi Day! Come find all the hidden pies in the children’s room and figure out the mathematical puzzle.
March 21: Come learn about turtles and their habitats. North Chagrin Nature Center will bring a turtle for us to learn about.
March 28: Upcycle a regular plastic bottle into a glowing galaxy!
After School Coding Club
Friday, March 30, 3:30 p.m. at the Noble Branch, 2800 Noble Road
Stop in after school for an hour of puzzles and games! Learn about coding and have fun too. Registration begins March 16. https://events.heightslibrary.org/eventcalendar/?action=viewEvent&eventID=38247
Movie Club
Fridays in March, 3 p.m. at the University Heights branch, 13866 Cedar Road
Stop by on Friday afternoons to vote on a movie and watch while working on homework and studying. Ages 10 and up welcome!
For teens
Zine Machines
Tuesday, March 27, 5 p.m. at the Coventry branch, 1925 Coventry Road
Calling all Tweens! Join us as we express ourselves creatively by making comics, collages and sketches. Supplies will be available, but all are welcome to bring in personal photos, drawings and more to use in their individual zine creations. No experience necessary!
The Hate U Give Book Discussion
Tuesday, March 6, 4 p.m. at the Lee Road Branch, 2345 Lee Road
In The Hate U Give, the bestselling novel by Angie Thomas, 16-year old Starr, who is caught between her poor neighborhood and fancy school, witnesses her friend's fatal shooting at the hands of police. Join us for a book discussion and snacks. Ages 13-18.
Yoga
March 14 & 28, 4 p.m. at the Noble branch, 2800 Noble Road
Kanela Booker is a yoga instructor whose message focuses on personal empowerment and self-worth. All teens are welcome to try this mindful exercise. Please wear comfortable clothes, practice safely, and listen to your body.
Writing Workshop
Monday, March 19, 6 p.m. at the University Heights branch, 13866 Cedar Road
The first installment of the Writing Workshop series will focus on creating short fiction, including establishing setting, characters, and plots within a short space. The class will consist of instruction, peer feedback, and writing-related activities to help demystify the writing process.