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Expanded Programming in MHPL's Teen Space
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December 19, 2023 12:00 AM

Expanded Programming in MHPL's Teen Space

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The Medicine Hat Public Library is offering more for teens than ever before.

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Expanded Programming in MHPL's Teen Space
December 19, 2023
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Written by Stephanie Kuhn, Youth and Community Librarian

More hours and more fun at Honeycomb House

MHPL is soft launching structure programming in The Honeycomb House during the month of December, which includes an additional day of drop-in hours. Honeycomb House is now open* for drop-in Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays from 3:30 - 7:30 PM; Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays from 1:00 - 4:30 PM; closed Mondays. On most Wednesdays and some weekends, there will be an activity inside the space such as video game tournaments and themed crafts. Check out the teen page on the MHPL website to see the full list of events happening in Honeycomb House during the months of December and January.

*hours are subject to change in case of staff illness/shortage.

What is Honeycomb House?

Honeycomb House opened in September 2023. The members of our TIC TAC (Teens Initiating Change, Together and Committed) volunteer group played a huge role in designing the space to ensure it would appeal to their peers. It's a space just for teens ages 13-19 and offers video games, computers, a study space, a cozy reading nook, and snacks! Whether you need free Internet access to finish that looming homework assignment, a quick nosh on your way home from school, or just to chill out from the stresses of growing up; The Honeycomb House is here for you!

To learn more about programs for teens at the library visit mhpl.shortgrass.ca/services/teens and follow us on social media: @mhpubliclibrary and @mhplteens

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