FCPL’s first TeenTober program, Scary Stories in the Library, will take place all month in October. To participate students may visit the Teen Department to share a frightening, or silly, tale. Youth may create their stories individually or team up with a friend(s). Everyone who participates will receive a small prize.
Try-outs are open to youth ages 8-18 and audition packets are available at the FCPL Teen Desk.
We are excited to announce that award winning author, Mindy McGinnis is visiting FCPL in April 2022! This is will a wonderful opportunity to learn the inside scoop about her writing and get your favorite titles autographed.
Gather your friends and host your own murder mystery night on us! “One Murdery Evening” is an original story-game kit and will be available for pick up in the Teen Department throughout the month of October!
The B.E.A.T Explorers Workshops, taught by professional MC’S and DJ’s from NYC are typically reserved for youth in libraries and schools of New York City. But now B.E.A.T. Global is bringing the program to Frankfort, Indiana!
Jane Unlimited by Kirsten Cashore is available from FCPL on Overdrive or the Overdrive Libby.
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