The Ferguson Library’s Youth Services Department is the library home for children from birth through the teen years and the parents, teachers, and professionals who care for them.
If you have a question about our services for teens, you can get in touch by:
- Submitting a question from our Contact Us page
- Calling the Youth Information desk at 203-351-8242
- Calling the Youth Reference desk at 203-351-8243
- Using the "Chat with Us" button on our website
Events for Teens
Enjoy relaxation through the meditative act of coloring and conversation. Supplies will be provided.
Teens and adults.
Enjoy relaxation through the meditative act of coloring and conversation. Supplies will be provided.
Teens and adults.
Enjoy relaxation through the meditative act of coloring and conversation. Supplies will be provided.
Teens and adults.
Teen summer volunteering is back. Earn volunteer credit by helping children and teens join the Summer Learning Clubs, report their reading progress and receive incentives.
Enjoy relaxation through the meditative act of coloring and conversation. Supplies will be provided.
Teens and adults.
Learn about TinkerCAD, the perfect software for learning the basics of 3D modeling.
Teens and adults.
Registration required.
Summer Learning Club 2025
The Kids and Teen Summer Learning Clubs, Level Up, begin June 14 and run through the summer.
Check out all the cool things you can do this summer at the library!
Digital Books for Teens
Hoopla Digital
Kanopy
Library Mobile App
Tutor.com
Access Science
Access Science - Covering all major scientific disciplines and contnuously reviewed and updated, a collection of articles from McGraw-Hill Encyclopedia of Science & Technology and McGraw-Hill Yearbook of Science & Technology.
Teens Health
Teens Health is a resource for parents, kids, teens, and educators with facts on physical, emotional, and behavioral wellness.
Teen Library Updates
Commemorate MLK Jr. at the Library
Leading up to Martin Luther King Jr. Day, the library will host special events to honor and celebrate Dr. King. All events are free.
Beginning Saturday, January 13 at 10:30 a.m., the South End Branch will host Family Craft. Participants of all ages will work together to create a scroll depicting Dr. King’s six principles of nonviolence.
Parent Leadership Training Institute Accepting Applications
Stamford’s Parent Leadership Training Institute (PLTI) Design Team, in partnership with the Stamford Public Education Foundation (SPEF), will lead an in-depth leadership training class starting January for up to 25 selected parents, grandparents, guardians and other adults who wish to advocate for all children and improve the lives of families and communities.
