Winter Reading Challenge Runs January 2 – February 26
The library's "All the Feels" themed 2023 Winter Reading Challenge, a program for readers of all ages, starts Monday, Jan. 2, and runs through Sunday, Feb. 26, 2023. Local teens can get started with this year’s Winter Reading Challenge by registering in Beanstack to track all of their reading and activities to win a free book and special prize. Online registration with Beanstack is accessible via web browser and Apple or Android apps. Paper logs will be available upon request at all locations.
Tiktok Dances/Selfies
Come learn a new TikTok dance or teach one to the group. We will have selfie props available too! Bring your own device or borrow our tablet. No registration required.
Use the contact form below or call 701.298.6960 for more info.
Tuesday, Jan 17 at 4:30 p.m. at the Dr. James Carlson Library
Hot Chocolate Stir Spoons
Warm up with hot chocolate and make your own chocolate dipped stir spoon for added deliciousness. Open to teens and tweens 11-18. Pre-registration is required. Registration opens January 9. Register online or call 701.476.5978 for more info.
Saturday, January 28 at 10 a.m. at the Dr. James Carlson Library
DIY Cards
Come make cards for family, friends, or your special someone! We will make cards with watercolor paint, pop up surprises, and more. All supplies will be provided, no registration required. Use the contact form below or call 701.298.6960 for more info.
Saturday, Feb 11 at 11 a.m. at the Main Library
Escape the Library for Teens
Test your sleuth skills and solve clues with your team to “break-out” of the library. Ages 11-18. All materials provided. Pre-registration required. Registration opens January 30. Register online or call 701.476.5978 for more info.
Friday, February 17 at 12, 1, or 2 p.m. and the Dr. James Carlson Library
Faux Stained Glass
Create a masterpiece using glue! Open to teens and tweens 11-18. Pre-registration is required. Registration opens February 7. Register online or call 701.241.8295 for more info.
Tuesday, Feb. 21 at 4:30 p.m. at the Main Library