Volunteer opportunities, meetups, and community events in Capitol Heights, MD. Get involved locally.
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An intelligent little girl who is neglected by her parents discovers that she has telekinetic powers. Not until a teacher shows her kindness for the first time does she realize that she can use those powers to do something about her sufferings and help her friends as well. Create your own storybook.
Learn how to knit or just hang out with others in this stitch craft meetup. Start your first knitting pattern or bring your current project. Limited supplies available. All skill levels welcome.
Join us for a fun afternoon and win prizes with the fun of bingo! This program has limited spaces and registration is recommended. To register, please call the Cherry Hill Branch at 410-396-1168
Connect with fellow homeschool families in this freeform program designed to promote community and information sharing.
Calling all chess enthusiasts, from rookies to grandmasters. Open to players of all skill levels, offering a fun way to connect with others who share your love for the game. Held monthly on the third Tuesday. No registration required.
Teens come and learn budgeting, saving, credit basics, and smart spending—all while competing, collaborating, and having fun. No boring lectures. Just hands-on learning and prizes.
MiLB Single-A: Fayetteville Woodpeckers at Delmarva Shorebirds at Arthur W. Perdue Stadium
This informational program is appropriate for teenagers. For disability accommodations, please contact the branch.
In this special concert, Kibel presents an instrumental program focused on the sounds of upbeat jazz, swing and klezmer music.
MiLB High-A: Greenville Drive at Frederick Keys at Nymeo Field
American Visionary Art Museum (AVAM) and Baltimore County Public Library (BCPL) are partnering up once again to offer a series of FREE AFTER SCHOOL WORKSHOPS at BCPL's Randallstown Branch. Students ages 6 and up are encouraged to join us in exploring creative new territory inspired by our most...
Calling trainers of all ages. Join us once a month for a variety of activities, including crafts, gaming and trading. Bring your own PokéGear and hang with other trainers.
MiLB Double-A: Somerset Patriots at Chesapeake Baysox at Prince George's Stadium
It's time for May flowers. Join us of a crafty afternoon where you will get to make your own paper flower garden.
After April showers we see an abundance of May flowers! Join us for Teen Art Club where we will be making our own May flowers pop out of cards. No registration is needed but supplies are limited.
MLB: Detroit Tigers at Baltimore Orioles at Camden Yards
Designed to ignite curiosity, nurture a love for learning and foster valuable social interactions, this program is tailored for children ages birth through 5.
Test your skills against other teens in our video game tournaments. The winner of each tournament receives a gift card.
Using the pseudonym Luna Sawyer, Lillian Sykes writes gothic adult fantasy with a touch of romance, magic and mystery. Lillian grew up in Federal Hill and spent many hours in the Light Street Branch. She first discovered her love of storytelling as a teenager, but after overcoming stage 3 tongue..
Share your appreciation for nature with others. This month, we learn about symbiosis and make a clownfish and anemone craft. Tickets available 15 minutes before program.
Reading to a therapy dog can increase a child's self-esteem and confidence levels in reading, especially with struggling readers. Stop in and read to our therapy dog or cat.
Relax and socialize with an easy craft each month. Supplies provided. Space is limited. Tickets available 15 minutes before program.
Hang out and battle your friends on Nintendo Switch. For ages 9 and up.
Adult volunteers instruct teens on how to care for flowers and produce by performing routine maintenance on the Catonsville Branch Community Garden.
Meet other writers, polish your craft and share your work in a supportive group with an adult facilitator. All genres and skill levels welcome.
The only rule is that there are no rules when it comes to bad art. Create your very own terrible, no good, very bad disaster piece.
Watch and discuss all things anime while hanging out with fellow enthusiasts.
In acknowledgement of Mental Health Awareness Month, local authors present their works about grief, trauma, resilience, recovery and other mental health topics.
Join us every Monday afternoon for a fun craft. Supplies are limited; first come, first served.
Join us after school for games, crafts, movies and more. Same day registration at the service desk.
Calling all teens and tweens! Join us for an open conversation about managing school stress with Maggie Welling, LCSW-C, Clinical Therapist and founder of Welling Wellness. School stress can feel overwhelming—whether it's deadlines, social pressure, or balancing everything—and you're not alone..
Join us in creating handmade cards and letters to send to deployed troops, veterans and military families. All supplies will be provided.
Join us for a lively discussion of The Chamber: A Novel by Will Dean.
Watch and discuss all things anime while hanging out with fellow enthusiasts.
Did you know May is Mental Health Awareness Month? Celebrate the season of Zen with a chill crafternoon at the Pennsylvania Avenue branch! You’ll learn how to make a lavender-scented sock bunny, then explore a few simple breathing techniques with your cuddly new pal.
Bring your needlework and yarn projects, conversation and questions, and learn from each other. Crafters of all skill levels are welcome.
Create a piece of art you can take home at our paint night. Materials provided.