Event List

Teens and Tweens get to be creative writing poetry, short stories and more.  Writing prompts will be available and teens will learn key tips and tricks to get their story to the next level! 

Babies and toddlers will explore a variety of sensory items in a safe space. Sensory tiles, sensory stones, and more will be available.  

Homeschoolers in grades 1-8 are invited to the library for hands-on STEAM experiments and Art Literacy.  Each week we’ll either do a hands-on STEAM project, or study and create art using literature to guide us.

Join our weekly tech event for one-on-one help with your devices or any other technology question, guided by our friendly tech guru.

Have you ever experienced Virtual Reality? Join us for a virtual tour of the International Space Station, learn how to fly virtual planes, play Miniature Golf, and more! Teens and Tweens welcome in grades 6-12.

Teens & tweens grades 6 - 12 explore different artists and styles each week. Create art using the weekly artist's style as inspiration.

Every Tuesday Teens and Tweens in grades 6-12 will combine technology with creativity to create cool art projects such as puzzles, stickers, and more!  Registration is strongly encouraged. 

Could you survive in the desert, the mountains, or any outdoor wilderness?  Teens and Tweens in grades 6-12 will learn lifesaving survival skills for a variety of situations. 

Learn more about ACGS: https://www.ashtabulagen.org/

Who are we: We are the Ashtabula County Genealogical Society, Inc., or ACGS for short.

Have you ever experienced Virtual Reality? Join us for a virtual tour of the International Space Station, learn how to fly virtual planes, play Miniature Golf, and more! Teens and Tweens welcome in grades 6-12.

Teens and Tweens in grades 6-12 work together to solve a new STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math) project or challenge each week! Make Slime, create a catapult, or design a boat that really floats!

Join us for a hands-on journey through the fascinating world of symbols, signals, and codes—from ancient civilizations to modern-day mysteries.

Come see us in your neighborhood!

Don't have a library card? No Problem, We can sign you up on the Bookmobile!

Students and families are invited to come and meet the Ashtabula Youth Services Team!  You’ll get a sneak peek of the programs and events planned for the fall and have the opportunity to ask questions and learn more about what’s available for

Come see us in your neighborhood!

Don't have a library card? No Problem, We can sign you up on the Bookmobile!

Children in grades K-5 face a new design challenge each week!  Teams work together to brainstorm, build, and test a solution to the weekly challenge using only the supplies provided. Will your design win the day?

Come see us in your neighborhood!

Don't have a library card? No Problem, We can sign you up on the Bookmobile!

Embrace your dark side (and your best evil laugh) and join us in conversation with Hannah Nicole Maehrer, creator of the New York Times bestselling Assistant to the Villain series. 

Join our weekly tech event for one-on-one help with your devices or any other technology question, guided by our friendly tech guru.

Homeschoolers in grades 1-8 are invited to the library for hands-on STEAM experiments and Art Literacy.  Each week we’ll either do a hands-on STEAM project, or study and create art using literature to guide us.