This free class at the public library helps senior citizens recognize common scams, protect their personal information, and confidently navigate phone calls, emails, and online offers that may be fraudulent. Participants will learn practical safety tips, hear real-world examples, and gain confidence to explore the internet without fear.
Join us for our Tiny TEC program, specially designed for children aged 2-4! Each week, we will dive into colorful picture books and participate in fun, hands-on science activities inspired by the stories. From exploring textures to simple experiments, this program nurtures curiosity, sparks imagination, and encourages early literacy and scientific thinking. Come discover, learn,...
Join us for our Tiny TEC program, specially designed for children aged 2-4! Each week, we will dive into colorful picture books and participate in fun, hands-on science activities inspired by the stories. From exploring textures to simple experiments, this program nurtures curiosity, sparks imagination, and encourages early literacy and scientific thinking. Come discover, learn,...
Free computer classes @ the TEC! Come learn basic computer skills, Windows 10, Google Docs, Microsoft Office, Excel, PowerPoint and more with self-paced modules and guided instruction. This class, which is taught by Workforce Essentials, is for Adults. For more information contact: mamaro@workforceessentials.com
Bring Your Own Craft! Learn/share/socialize. Join us at the Technology Engagement Center for a night of crafting! Bring whatever you're working on and enjoy the company of other crafty adults. This group is open to anyone ages 16 and over and no registration is required.
Join us for a new kind of storytime at the Technology Engagement Center that’s fun for the whole family! Children will enjoy a lively storytime filled with engaging books and activities, while adults can relax and connect with other caregivers during a casual social time featuring hot drinks and donuts. This program is designed for...
Discover the exciting world of science and discovery at our STEAM program for kids ages 5-8! Join us at the library for fun-filled sessions where we explore fascinating nonfiction picture books and bring science to life with hands-on experiments. Perfect for curious minds, our program sparks creativity, critical thinking, and a love for learning through...
Join us at the Technology Engagement Center to play the Pokémon Trading Card Game! Whether you’re brand new to the game, still learning the rules, or a seasoned competitive player, this event is open to all ages and skill levels. Bring your own deck or use one of ours—decks will be provided for anyone who needs one,...
Join us at the TEC every Saturday for our Glowforge orientation. This orientation is required for using the Glowforge at the TEC. Please e-mail info-tec@rclstn.org to sign up for this orientation. NOTE: Orientation dates are first come, first served. You may request a specific date, but this page is not updated to reflect which classes have...
Get ready to build, code, and create! The Technology Engagement Center is excited to introduce our new Robotics Club: RoboTEC for youth ages 10 and up. This hands-on program invites curious minds to explore the world of robotics through fun challenges, teamwork, and creative problem-solving.
This beginner-friendly class introduces participants to the basics of Canva, teaching how to create eye-catching flyers, social media graphics, and simple presentations using easy drag-and-drop tools. Attendees will learn how to work with templates, images, and text so they can confidently design polished materials for personal, school, or community projects.
Join us for our Tiny TEC program, specially designed for children aged 2-4! Each week, we will dive into colorful picture books and participate in fun, hands-on science activities inspired by the stories. From exploring textures to simple experiments, this program nurtures curiosity, sparks imagination, and encourages early literacy and scientific thinking. Come discover, learn,...
