Upcoming Events

Now on Mondays!

Adventures last for 3 months, please make sure you will be able to come to all 3 dates before you register.

Sign up once and continue on your quest for the rest of the summer.

Read the book before the meeting, then join us for a talk and activities. Books will be available at the Circulation Desk 1 month before the meeting.

Learn the rules of chess and develop your skills as you play against other teens.

Registration for SSD residents begins June 21, all others one week later if available.

Disclaimer

Guess the sour candies! Prizes will be awarded to the winner.

Everyone is invited to the Teen GSA for a special in-person meeting.

Open to all teens in grades 6-12 including non-residents.

No registration, please email splteens@syossetlibrary.com if you would like to join. 

Learn the rules of chess and develop your skills as you play against other teens.

Registration for SSD residents begins June 21, all others one week later if available.

Disclaimer

You love Bluey, so do we! Let’s hang out and celebrate our favorite show.

Arepas are deliciously crispy white corn cakes that can be eaten plain or stuffed. Learn how to make cheesy ones!

Join SPL's Teen GSA (Gender & Sexuality Alliance) online. Meet on Zoom to talk, have fun, and meet more people like you.

Open to all teens in grades 6-12 including non-residents.

Help children make a bird feeder.

You will earn 1 hour of community service.

Now on Mondays!

Adventures last for 3 months, please make sure you will be able to come to all 3 dates before you register.

Sign up once and continue on your quest for the rest of the summer.

Read the book before the meeting, then join us for a talk and activities. Books will be available at the Circulation Desk 1 month before the meeting.

Help kids make a fun craft.

You will earn 1 hour of community service.

Join SPL's Teen GSA (Gender & Sexuality Alliance) online. Meet on Zoom to talk, have fun, and meet more people like you.

Open to all teens in grades 6-12 including non-residents.

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