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Teen Junk Journal Club

This event is for teens in grades 6-12. No adults, please. A junk journal is a notebook full of the scraps and ephemera of your everyday life - receipts, labels, notes, photos, or anything else you want to save. You can turn each page into an art piece! For this event we will have some art and collage supplies for you to use, and notebooks to get you started if you're new, but please bring any personal papers or items you want to add to your journal.

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Teen LEGO Building: Rivendell

This event is for students in grades 6-12. No adults, please. Take a trip to Middle Earth and help us build the LEGO Rivendell set! This 6,167 piece set is one of the top 10 biggest LEGO sets ever and depicts the iconic location where the quest really begins.

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Teen LEGO Building: Rivendell

This event is for students in grades 6-12. No adults, please. Take a trip to Middle Earth and help us build the LEGO Rivendell set! This 6,167 piece set is one of the top 10 biggest LEGO sets ever and depicts the iconic location where the quest really begins.

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Teen LEGO Building: Rivendell

This event is for students in grades 6-12. No adults, please. Take a trip to Middle Earth and help us build the LEGO Rivendell set! This 6,167 piece set is one of the top 10 biggest LEGO sets ever and depicts the iconic location where the quest really begins.

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Teen Lego Building: The Milky Way

This event is for rising 6th-12th grade students only. Any LEGO fans out there? Help build our new set - the Milky Way. This set has over 3000 pieces that come together to create a textured, dimensional depiction of the Milky Way. This set is built in five separate panels so each participant can work on their own.

Teen Science Time: Magnetic Light-Up Eggs

This event is for students in grades 6-12. No adults, please. Join us to put together a. .. light up egg. We know it sounds crazy, but these 3D printed eggs are the perfect shape for this experiment. You'll learn to put together the circuit which, when the egg is attached to something with the internal magnets, will light up and turn the egg into a nightlight.

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