Teen

In the "olde days" in Ireland, music was written and performed using traditional instruments like the fiddle and tin whistle.  Emigrants from Ireland brought these instruments and repertoire to the United States, giving rise to what we know as Irish American folk music.  Join Barry Wiesenfeld, Brian Conway and Tim Harte as they take you on a musical journey from Ireland to the New World.

*This program is made possible by a generous gift from Glenn P. and Susan D. Dickes to the AWPL Foundation.

Come to the Library's first puzzle competition!  Teams of up to four people will do their best to complete a 300-piece jigsaw puzzle within a set time period.  Join us for a night of fun!

THIS PROGRAM IS FOR ADULTS AND TEENS IN HIGH SCHOOL. PLEASE CALL THE HELP DESK AT 986-1047, EXT. 3 TO SIGN UP.

TAB Legacy Club will meet to discuss service projects.

TAB Legacy Club will meet to discuss service projects.

World War I is frequently overshadowed by its successor, despite the Great War's own massive scale and impact.  However, this was the war that moved America's status from a regional power into a recognized and respected world power.  Often, history is discussed from the perspective of politicians, heroes and military generals.  This program focuses instead on stories and feats of the men of Orange County, NY who fought to make the world safe for democracy.

Bring in a clear jar, or two, with lids to create holiday snow globes.

Come make a coaster set using bathroom tiles, ink and alcohol!  If you have any old white or beige ceramic tiles left over from a project, bring them in!

Fold some old books to decorate with assorted Halloween images.

The Neverland Plays is a trilogy following Peter Pan as he journeys through different stages of growing up that are more difficult to endure.  With the help of his new friend Jane, he is able to overcome many obstacles.  While this play is based on J.M. Barrie's story, it has some mature themes - mental health, grief, love, change - that deserve to be explored.  This trilogy was written by Warwick native Sydney Helen Egan, who is currently studying Playwriting at Marymount Manhattan College in New York City.  Sydney is very excited to bring this play to Warwick!