HomeLibraryRochester Public Library Teen Room – June Events & Activities

Rochester Public Library Teen Room – June Events & Activities

The Rochester Public Library Teen Room invites teens aged 12–18 to enjoy a variety of events and activities throughout the month of June.

Upcoming Events

Drop-In Activities
Mondays (2:30–4 PM) & Thursdays (1–3 PM)
No registration needed.

  • June 2: Pins
  • June 9: Air-Dry Clay
  • June 23 & 26: Sensory Bottles
  • June 30: 3D Pens

Special Events

  • Monday, June 9 – 5 PM
    Movie Monday: Avatar
  • Monday, June 16 – 5 PM
    Summer Reading Program Kickoff Party
    Pizza and ice cream in the Community Room
  • Tuesday, June 17 – 6 PM
    Mud City Clay (registration required)
    Teen Room
  • Tuesday, June 24 – 1 PM
    Tie-Dye (registration required)
  • Monday, June 30 – 6 PM
    Book Group: Summer Reads

The Teen Summer Reading Program begins with a kickoff at 5 PM in the Community Room on Monday, June 16th. It runs through Sunday, August 24th.

Teens can choose from weekly prizes (a book, Golick’s ice cream, or a Jersey Mike’s sub). Random prizes from the Opera House and Barnz’s Barrington will be awarded to teens who consistently read throughout the summer.

Raffle prizes will be awarded at the end of the summer, including an art kit, reading baskets, an autographed baseball from Red Sox shortstop Trevor Story, tickets to the Sea Dogs, and other great prizes donated by local Rochester businesses!

Book Boxes have been added to the Teen Room’s offerings. Teens can fill out a form (available on the website: rpl.lib.nh.us/teens) to receive two or more book titles along with a few small gifts. Books are returned, but the gifts are theirs to keep!

Teens are also welcome to drop by anytime to use the makerspace, play games, solve scavenger hunts, or check out a book or Playaway. Additionally, the Teen Room carries Spaulding summer required reading titles.

These Teen programs are part of the library’s ongoing efforts to engage teens, foster learning, and provide a welcoming space for information, studying, socializing, and reading,” said Amy Lemelin, Teen Librarian. “The Teen Room is always evolving with our teens’ needs in mind.”

Latest Posts

Occupant Rescued from Rochester Residential Fire; Cause Under Investigation

At approximately 5:25 a.m. on Sunday, May 18, 2025, the Rochester Fire Department responded...

Energy Company Reminds Customers That Safety Starts with Awareness

With warmer weather returning and many people turning their attention to outdoor projects and...

Rochester Memorial Day Parade to Honor Fallen Heroes, Invites Local Veterans to Participate

The Rochester Veterans Council will host this year’s Memorial Day Parade on Monday, May...

New England Fiddle Ensemble to Play Rochester Opera House on 5/31

The New England Fiddle Ensemble is set to play the Rochester Opera House on...

More like this

Energy Company Reminds Customers That Safety Starts with Awareness

With warmer weather returning and many people turning their attention to outdoor projects and...

Rochester Memorial Day Parade to Honor Fallen Heroes, Invites Local Veterans to Participate

The Rochester Veterans Council will host this year’s Memorial Day Parade on Monday, May...

New England Fiddle Ensemble to Play Rochester Opera House on 5/31

The New England Fiddle Ensemble is set to play the Rochester Opera House on...