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Teens: Knit & Get Your Geek on @ the Library

Do you like knitting? Do you love anime? Do you knit while watching anime? If you answered "Yes" to any of the previous questions, we have programs for you!

Tuesday, March 29th at 6pm is Knit Wits, our teen knitting club. BYON (bring your own needles). Beginners welcome.

On Thursday, March 31st at 7pm, get your otaku on at Club Anime!, the library's teen anime club. Join us for Pocky and prizes!

Anime For Youth

It’s a new year for the Aldine Branch and with a new year comes new activities. Teens, we know that there are a bunch of you out there who enjoy anime and manga. In fact, there are so many of you that we’ll be getting together in the meeting room at 3:30pm the first and third Thursday of every month to explore what we love—manga and anime. For those who are pretty handy with a calendar then you know that this Thursday will be our first meeting of the year. See you there!

Welcome To Anime Club

 

Calling All Otaku! Clubs and Cons For Teens

Are you ready to get your fan on? We are only 9 days away from Oni-Con, one of Houston's oldest anime conventions. Cosplayers are working on last minute details. I'm getting my list ready so I know which volumes of manga and anime that I need to buy and which ones I already have at home. The countdown has begun!

But what if you can't attend anime conventions or need an anime fix between conventions? Check out your local library! Click on the blog post for a list of library anime clubs for teens.

 

Please note, these clubs part of the Young Adult program so they are geared toward teens. If you have any questions about the suitability of the club for younger library patrons, please contact the library directly.

Anime Club Meeting!

Attention all anime lovers!  The KT@BC Anime Club will be meeting on October 11th at 4pm to watch Pretear.  This anime is a modern retelling of the classic fairytale, Snow White.  There will be free snacks and drinks.  All teens ages 12 - 18 are welcome!

Anime …How Cool it is!

Teens, if you like anime, you’ll LOVE this week’s Teen Program. We ‘re teaching you to draw your own anime characters. Drop in and learn to create characters for your very own anime magazine!   This free art program is Thursday, July 28th at 2pm and is paid for by the Friends of Maud Marks Library.  For more info on any of our programs check out our calendar.
Can’t make it? Try out some of these titles titles: The Complete Guide to Anime

Teens: Countdown to Camp Anime

The countdown is on and there is only a week left until this year's Camp Anime. Every year, anime fans gather at the library for a week of programs, prizes and Pocky.

Spaces are still available for Cosplay Sewing on Tuesday, June 22nd at 3pm so sign up today! No registration is required for the Wednesday, June 23rd Voice Acting workshop at 3pm or the Cosplay Runway Challenge on Thursday, June 24th at 7pm.

For more information about the individual programs, just click on this blog post.

 

Get Your Manga Fix Online @ HCPL

With temperatures reaching 100 degrees this weekend, the last thing you want to do is get out of the house and make a trek to your local library. So what's an otaku to do when you have a manga craving? Boot up your computer and head over to HCPL's Digital Media Catalog to check out our new downloadable line of manga and graphic novels.

So, how can you start downloading manga today?

 

Texas Library Snapshot Day 2010: Club Anime!

 
On April 29th, 2010, the Atascocita Branch Library observed Texas Library Snapshot Day and Club Anime! was happy to participate. Click on the blog post to venture beyond the teaser and take a video sneak peak into our monthly teen program featuring anime, Pocky, and random Caramel dancing.

Otaku Files: Giddy Up Space Cowboys!

 

 
The other day, I found myself intentionally distracted by the late night television block on Cartoon Network entitled Adult Swim. If you haven't caught on to this craze yet, tune in to Cartoon Network at around 9PM every night of the week. Here's the schedule site: Adult Swim Schedule. Kids, ask your parents.


Get Your Geek On @ 3 Local Conventions

 

One of the advantages of being a geek in a large city is the wonderful conventions in my own backyard. I admit it. I am a con addict. I have been going to fandom conventions since 1984 and will probably still be going when I have to incorporate my walker into my cosplay. During March and April, I have three opportunities to get my geek on with one comic/scifi/fantasy convention and two anime conventions in town.

 

 

 

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