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Road to LionCage is a series of six small, intimate pitch competitions that lead to the LionCage Pitch Competition in the fall of 2025. The September 30 session is specifically focused on high school student entrepreneurs. If you are you a student entrepreneur from a high school located across the […]
Join the Easttown Library for hands-on STEM fun for teens! Explore science, tech, engineering, and math through creative projects, experiments, and challenges! For ages 12-18. Registration for each session is required.
Join the Easttown Library for hands-on STEM fun for teens! Explore science, tech, engineering, and math through creative projects, experiments, and challenges! For ages 12-18. Registration for each session is required.
Join the Easttown Library for hands-on STEM fun for teens! Explore science, tech, engineering, and math through creative projects, experiments, and challenges! For ages 12-18. Registration for each session is required.
High School Hangout is where kids in grades 9-12 can come to the Library and play games, make crafts, do homework, or just hang out with friends. OCTOBER 29TH WILL BE A SPECIAL HALLOWEEN THEMED HANGOUT No registration is required, but you must be in grades 9-12. You do not […]
