🎉 WHAT’S NEW AT THE LCL TEEN CENTER?!? 🎉
Check Us Out!
😎 Hang. Play. Create. Repeat. ✌️
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Lancaster Community Library's Teen Center is dedicated to providing teens and young adults with a comfortable space to hang out, read do homework and have fun. The Teen Center offers free internet access, charging stations, and lounge seating, making it the perfect place to be productive or relax with a new book. The growing collection of YA titles features contemporary authors and inclusive stories as well as manga and graphic novels that are sure to grab your attention. Not interested in reading? That's okay! Challenge your friends to a game of pool.
The Lancaster Community Library also provides our teen patrons with access to virtual services such as Hoopla and Libby which offer a variety of audiobooks and ebooks that can be checked out on the go, as well as movies, comics, television series, and music. We also offer access to virtual tools for academic research and online learning.
The Teen Center strives to have a little something for everyone, so let us know if there's something we can improve upon or better yet, volunteer and help us plan programs, suggest new ideas and let us know the books you'd like to see added to our collection.
Weekly Programs @ The LCL Teen Center
Every Wednesday 4pm-5pm is Craft Night!
"Craft. Chill. Repeat. 🎨"
Every Friday 4pm-5pm is Game Night!
"Game. Chill. Repeat. 🎮"
Monthly "Bookworm Club" Book Group!
Meets the First Monday of the Month.
"Read. Chat. Repeat. 📚"
Get ready to play Book Bingo at the LCL Teen Center! 
Teens ages 11–18 can join the fun by reading books that help you connect four in a row on your bingo card.
Once you’ve completed your winning line, turn in your card to Catherine, the Teen Center Coordinator,
and earn a $5 gift card to Dee’s Attic Bookstore!
It’s the perfect way to discover new books, challenge yourself, and win a little reward for your reading adventures!Click For Teens Programs Calendar...Updated Monthly!!
Kids Programs Are In ORANGE On The Calendar...Click Each Listing For More Info!
Career Development Counseling Available
On Monday and Wednesday mornings, the community is invited to meet with
Rappahannock Community College Career Services Specialist Frances Kenyear in the
Teen Center of the Lancaster Community Library.
“She is happy to meet with people to help them on their career path,
whether in Workforce Development, or attending college,” said Library Director Alice Cooper,
“This is an expression of Lancaster Community Library’s mission to provide everyone with a safe, free and inviting center for information, instruction, learning, and cultural opportunities.”
Volunteer Activities
If you are at least 11 years old, you qualify to volunteer at the Library in the children's room. Your duties will include putting away children's books (easy reading, fiction and non- fiction),
assisting patrons with book selections, and engaging in preparation work for upcoming programs.
If you are 14 years old, you also have the option of being an Independent Specialty Volunteer. You may target one type of Library service that you enjoy doing and perform that duty monthly at a time convenient for you and library staff. Independent volunteers will also be needed for special summer programs, family evening programs, and any events that may draw a large crowd.
If you are 16 years old and older you can volunteer for any of the tasks listed above, and you will be given the opportunity to learn to work at the circulation desk.
Times available to volunteer: Pre-arrangement is required.
After school (September – May): Monday - Thursday afternoons 3:30 - 5:00 p.m.
Summer (Mid June - Mid August): Monday - Thursday 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon, or 1:00 - 3:00 p.m.
Support Your Community Library
As a private, nonprofit corporation (under Section 501(c)3 of the Internal Revenue Code), the Lancaster Community Library receives only one-third of its support from local and state governments. The rest must come from private sources. By making a contribution at any level, you become a Member and join others in supporting your community library. Members enjoy voting rights, receive newsletters and the annual report, and have the satisfaction of knowing that they are contributing to the long-term vitality of this important community resource.
Of course, contributions of any amount are welcome. You can contribute by cash or check, or make payment with your credit card. You can even pay online.
Simply click the DONATE button below and follow the steps to charge your contribution.
Thank you for helping us continue to serve, inspire, and connect our community.
There are other ways to contribute as well:
Annual Fund
Each year the Library solicits the community to assist in funding its operations. By making a contribution, you become a Member with privileges described above.
Commemorative Brick or Paver
Here is a special opportunity for you to show your support for the library. Your donation of $250 (4"x8" brick) or $500 (8"x8" brick) entitles you to remember a loved one, honor a relative or friend, or promote your business. Your brick will be laid in the the path leadingto the front entrance of the library, to be seen by thousands of patrons and visitors for years to come. Please click HERE to download the application, and bring it to the front desk of the library.
A Legacy Gift
The Legacy Program is the Library’s permanent endowment, designed to sustain ongoing operations as well as provide the financial footing to move ahead confidently with improved services and programs, adequate staff, equipment upgrading, and future expansion if needed.
Contributions to the Legacy Program may take the form of an outright gift, a retirement plan gift, a bequest in one’s will, or one of the many options available under a planned giving arrangement. For more information about the Legacy Program, please contact the Library Director at 804-435-1729.
Raffle
One of the most exciting ways to contribute to the Library is to purchase a ticket for the annual Raffle. While these contributions are not tax-deductible, purchasing a raffle ticket allows you to support the Library and perhaps win a sizable cash prize!
Events and Activities
Select your choice below:
> Community Calendar
> Adults
> Teens
> Kids
> Classes
The Lancaster Community Library offers you the chance to use these online resources to conduct research and download audiobooks and eBooks. Simply click on a link below to access the service or research tool you wish to use:
The Library receives new books and movies continually. Our goal is to provide patrons a representative selection of new fiction and nonfiction in a variety of formats for all ages. To see what’s new in the Library collection, click on one of the links below:
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