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Toniebox and the Yoto Kits are now available to check out! These screen-free audio players are pre-loaded with songs and stories designed for kids and youth.

Coding 101 is a four-week workshop that teaches kids ages 10-14 basic programming skills. Upon graduation, students receive a Chromebook and a t-shirt. In order to be eligible to earn a free computer, participants must attend every class. Participants will be chosen by lottery. Entries accepted August 12-19, 2024.

St. Louis County Library will host free, week-long summer camps for young people ages 12-17. The Explorer Camps will take place at the Clark Family Branch. Free transportation and lunch will be provided. Participants will be chosen by lottery as space is limited. Applications will be accepted March 10-April 4.

Students ages 16-18, who are residents of St. Louis County Library District, are invited to apply for the Sidney Johnson Summer Internship at St. Louis County Library. This paid, 10-week summer internship will provide the student with a behind the scenes look at library operations. By the end of the summer, the intern will understand the scope of library work and be able to identify how their interests and skills match that work. Applications accepted March 1-31, 2025.

The Teen Startup Studio is an engaging six-week journey into the world of business ownership. Apply to take part in a hands-on workshop where you'll learn the skills to turn your creative ideas into successful businesses.

St. Louis County Library is pleased to announce the addition of several visual assistive devices for members of our community who are blind or have low vision. This collection is made possible by the generosity of The Winnefred A. Lesandrini Trust.