Teen events at the library
We offer teen programs throughout the year, including our popular Dungeons & Dragons drop-in sessions and annual TD Summer Reading Club!
To register for a teen program, you must be 13-18 years of age.
| Dungeons and Dragons Adventures |
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Learn how to play D&D at the Library! We'll build characters, learn fifth edition rules, roll some dice, and have fun.
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| The Many Faces of Link: A Dungeons and Dragons/Legend of Zelda adventure for tweens |
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Get ready to play Dungeons and Dragons like you never have before! We're running a campaign set in Hyrule, the setting of the famous Legend of Zelda games.
Register for program sessions at brantlibrary.ca/calendar. *Our current game is full, but you can join the waiting list! |
| Magic: The Gathering - A drop-in program for tweens and teens |
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Get ready for a new club where you learn to play Magic: The Gathering (a classic, fantasy-based card game). We'll provide snacks, deck, and people to play with - all you have to do is bring yourself!
All skill levels welcome to attend this free drop-in; registration is not required.
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| Teen Take & Make @ Home - Craft kits for tweens and teens |
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Tweens and teens are invited to create cool works of art using simple materials. Craft kits are available to those who register and while supplies last.*
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More programs & events |
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Many adult library programs are open to teen event-goers! Visit our online calendar, select an event or workshop you're interested in, then view age and group info (located at the end of the event description). |
Teen Reviewers Program
Need volunteer hours? Join the Teen Reviewers Program!
If you love using the library to borrow books, movies, and music, this is the program for you. Become a Teen Reviewer and earn volunteer hours for your Ontario Secondary School Diploma.
Visit brantlibrary.ca/teenreviewers for more info and fill out our Teen Reviewer form to apply.
Digital homework resources
Need a little extra help finishing that term paper? Check out our digital research aides at brantlibrary.ca/learn.
Homework resources include:
- Classical literature (print copies, eBooks, and audiobooks)
- Explora Canada (scholarly articles and essays)
- General Research Collection (online academic journals, encyclopedias, newspapers, and reference books)
- And more!
