Tuesday, September 28 , 6-7:30 pm
A photography and writing project for up to 25 students in grades 8 through 12 which will take place over two months for a total of approximately 16 hours on five different dates.
The dates are:

• 9/28 – Kick Off
• 10/5 – Photo/Writing
• 10/19 – Photo/Writing
• 10/26 – Photo/Writing
• 11/10 – Selection of Photos

The students will be working with professional and award winning photographer, Daryl Hawk. He will help them get to the heart of the program – to unplug, slow down and explore the everyday landscape. To open their minds to discover what is right at their finger tips but see it in a way they have never seen before. They will capture these moments and pictures in photographs and writing. The project will conclude with a photographic and journalistic exhibit to share with the community, during Jan./Feb.

There will be a charge of $40. per student to cover the cost of framing three photographs for each student. The sign-up deadline is Friday Sept. 17th.

To Sign Up email:  mfuentes@wiltonlibrary.org or phone 203-762-3950 ext. 224. Checks should be made out to the Wilton Library and must be received to hold the spot.

Thursday, August 19, 4-5:30 pm
Find out how many amazing things you can make with duct tape. Artist Katie Stevenson returns to the Library with an assortment of tape and ideas for teens to try. For teens in grades 7-12 and recently graduated high students. Registration required. Space limited. Sponsored by the John and Patricia Curran Teen Fund.

Tuesday, August 17, 7-9 pm
Kevin Manning, astrophysicist and former NASA consultant, uses visuals and hands-on activities to explore the size and scale of the universe, stars and other celestial wonders. Weather permitting, a telescope will be set-up in the courtyard to view the rings of Saturn. For ages 8 – 108. Registration recommended. Limited space. Sponsored by the Dibner Fund.

Thursday, August 12 , 4-6 pm
Transform a white t-shirt into a colorful one with tie dye. For students entering grades 7 – 12 and recent HS graduates. Space Limited. Registration required. Sponsored by the John and Patricia Curran Teen Fund. Rain date: Friday, August 13.

Wednesday, August 11 , 4-5 pm
Join martial arts experts — Shelley and Dave — who will teach you methods of self defense. This is especially recommended for teens about to enter college. For students entering grades 7-12 and recent HS graduates. Registration suggested. Sponsored by the John and Patricia Curran Teen Fund.

Key Chains & Jewelry
Tuesday, August 10 , 1-5 pm
For students entering grades 7-12 and recent HS graduates. Teens can make key chains, necklaces or bracelets using materials supplied by the library. Sponsored by the John and Patricia Curran Teen Fund.

Thursday, August 5 , 4-5:30 pm
Car enthusiast, Whitney Walker, helps teens identify the parts of the car, teaches kids how to change a tire and fluids, and shares tips that every driver should know. Car give-aways for attendees. Registration suggested. Sponsored by the John and Patricia Curran Teen Fund.

Wednesday, August 18, 4-5:30 pm
Janice Wilcox shows teens how to stretch, strengthen, loosen, move, be still, breath and relax through the practice of Kripalu Yoga. Sessions are topped off with fresh fruit smoothies. For students entering grades 7-12 and recent high school graduates. Registration suggested. Bring a mat and wear loose clothing.

Wednesday, August 4, 4-5:30 pm
Janice Wilcox shows teens how to stretch, strengthen, loosen, move, be still, breath and relax through the practice of Kripalu Yoga. Sessions are topped off with fresh fruit smoothies. For students entering grades 7-12 and recent high school graduates. Registration suggested. Bring a mat and wear loose clothing.

Locker Magnets
Tuesday, August 3, 1-5 pm
For students entering grades 7-12 and recent HS graduates. Teens can make magnets for their lockers or refrigerators using marbles and old magazines. Sponsored by the John and Patricia Curran Teen Fund. Last drop-in crafts for teens August 10 Key Chains & Jewelry.