Medford's Pinelands Library Launches New Activities for Local Youth

This month, the Pinelands Library in Medford, located within the Town Hall, is offering a series of activities titled 'Play at the Library.' The library provides engaging opportunities for children and teens, including new toys and various clubs tailored to different interests.

For younger visitors, the library has added new toys funded by the Medford Library Association. These include building blocks, a water-themed play mat, and a play tunnel in the children’s area, enhancing the play environment for babies, toddlers, and children.

The library hosts clubs for various age groups. The Chess Club, for ages 7-17, meets bi-weekly, welcoming players of all skill levels to learn and compete. There is also a cubing club for ages 10-17, where members can work on 3D puzzles and exchange solving techniques.

Teenagers can join the Teen Crochet Club, for ages 12-17, which provides a space for both beginners and experienced crafters to meet, craft, and share skills. All materials are provided by the library.

Additionally, the library organizes special events such as 'Build It!' for ages 6-12, a virtual tennis game event, and a Star Wars-themed 'buildathon' where participants can assemble various models, including the Death Star.

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