Toddler Time

10:00am–10:45am
Children, Birth - Preschool
Storytime
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Library Branch: Quincy Public Library
Room: Children's Theatre
Age Group: Children, Birth - Preschool
Program Type: Storytime
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Minecraft Club

3:30pm–4:45pm
Children, Tweens (9-12 or 5th-8th grade)
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Library Branch: Quincy Public Library
Room: Children's Theatre
Age Group: Children, Tweens (9-12 or 5th-8th grade)
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Join us at QPL’s first Minecraft Club. This is an unstructured program for children to come relax after school and play Minecraft with friends using the library’s iPads. This program is for children ages 7-12 years.

Teen Tuesday-Teen Zone!

4:00pm–5:00pm
Teens (13+ or 9th -12th grade)
Crafts / DIY
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Library Branch: Quincy Public Library
Age Group: Teens (13+ or 9th -12th grade)
Program Type: Crafts / DIY
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Project: Card/video games in the stacks! 

Need a space to hangout away from adults and siblings? 

IMSA Info Session

5:00pm–6:00pm
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Library Branch: Quincy Public Library
Room: Large Meeting Room
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I am an Admissions Counselor at the Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy, and I will be hosting a informational session to connect with 8th and 9th graders and their families about potentially applying to the academy.

 

Literacy Advocates of West Central Illinois

6:00pm–7:00pm
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Library Branch: Quincy Public Library
Room: Children's Theatre
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The mission of our group, Literacy Advocates of West Central Illinois, is to promote awareness of evidence-based literacy instruction among parents/caregivers, teachers, and school administration in West Central Illinois so that every child receiv