Horrible Horror: A Teen-Only Movie Night

  Teens*: join us on October 26 for a night of horror so bad…it’s almost good. In honor of the Halloween holiday, Hagaman Library will be showing one of the best worst movies ever made, and YOU get to choose which one. Will it be the saucy menace of Attack of the Killer Tomatoes? The cuddly campiness of Gremlins? Or […]

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Fall into Fun at the Library!

Autumn Programs for Kids of all Ages Mondays at 10 am year-round: Moms United/Mamas Unitas structured playgroup for preschoolers. Stories, music, crafts & playtime. Non-stop fun! No registration required – drop in! Tuesdays at 10:30 am – Mother Goose on the Loose & Tuesday playgroup (for babies & toddlers) Babies and toddlers and parents and grandparents are all welcome back for our fun-filled forty minutes […]

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About the Teens’ Top Ten

The Teens’ Top Ten is a national book review and teen-choice panel. Participating groups get to decide which books receive the annual Teens’ Top Ten award, and their book reviews are read by real book publishers and librarians, nationwide. Only 15 groups are selected to participate in this program, and this year, Hagaman Library is on the list! As part […]

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Join HTAG Today

Many students look for unique or interesting ways to complete their community service requirement for school. If you enjoy reading and want to help the library, consider joining the Hagaman Teen Advisory Group. HTAG meets every Friday, from 3 to 5pm. During meetings, members set up for library programs, create seasonal displays, and vote on new books for the library […]

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Teen Ink

Teen Ink is a teen literary magazine written by teens.  It has been around since 1989.  On the site you will see original book reviews, poetry, fiction and nonfiction written by teens.  You’ll find college information and contests to enter like the interview contest and community service award.  Take a look!

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Join Our Teen Group

The Hagaman Teen Advisory Group (HTAG) is a community service club for teens in grades 6-12. You can earn community service hours for school, while helping to make a difference for your town library. Members help to select new books for the collection, setup displays, assist with programs, fundraise, and participate in other activities that help the library. We also […]

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