Classes, clubs, and recurring meetups where teens connect with other teens.
Updated July 13, 2026
This week's weather · It's a dry, sunny week ahead — great motivation to get out of the house and into a library program where the real summer fun is happening.
Summer is the perfect time for teens to find their people — and the Mount Diablo area has a surprisingly great lineup of low-pressure, interest-based hangouts where friendships happen naturally. No screens required (well, mostly).
Featured this week
Dungeons & Dragons®
D&D is basically a friend-making machine — collaborative storytelling means teens bond fast over shared adventures at San Ramon Library.
Teen Advisory Group (TAG)
Teen Advisory Group at Concord Library lets teens shape library programs while connecting with other engaged, community-minded peers.
Henna For Teens
Henna for Teens at Pleasant Hill Library is a chill, creative hangout — exactly the low-key setting where real conversations happen.
Sewing Studio Basics
Sewing Studio Basics at Pleasant Hill Library is a recurring hands-on class where teens work side by side and actually talk to each other.
This week
The Library Wellness Team
Art Therapy
Dungeons & Dragons®
Drop-In Tech Help (Concord)
The Library Wellness Team
OutdoorConcord Farmers' Market
Henna For Teens
Dungeons & Dragons® (Table 2)
Dungeons & Dragons® (Table 1)
Tech Help: Lafayette Library
Teen Advisory Group (TAG)
Keith Miles Music & Smiles
Bay Area Wildlife
Summer Reading Art with Mr. Abe!
Meditation
Computer Docent Help at Martinez Library
Sewing Studio Basics
Mario Kart™ Pizza Tournament
Dungeons and Dragons® at the Lafayette Library
Computer Help (Moraga Library)
Music and Market : Zepparella – All-Female Zeppelin Tribute
Plant a Seed, Read! Wooden Charm Decorating
OutdoorDiablo Valley Farmers' Market at Shadelands
OutdoorPleasent Hill Farmers' Market
OutdoorSan Ramon Farmers' Market
OutdoorDanville Farmers' Market
Makers Market Outdoor Market
Walnut Creek Model Railroad Society Train Show
Computer Help (Moraga Library)
Cool Summer Jazz
Lego Builders Club
OutdoorWalnut Creek Downtown Farmers Market
OutdoorMartinez Farmers' Market
OutdoorOrinda Farmers' Market
Walnut Creek Model Railroad Society Train Show
Pop Rocks
Lindsay Naturalist Full-Day Camp (Ages 6 – 9) 2026 — Session 3
Lindsay Naturalist Full-Day Camp (Ages 8 – 12) 2026 — Session 3
The Library Wellness Team
Coffee & Connection
Meditation Mondays
Dungeons & Dragons®
Drop-In Tech Help (Concord)
Coming up
The Library Wellness Team
OutdoorConcord Farmers' Market
Dungeons & Dragons® (Table 2)
Dungeons & Dragons® (Table 1)
Tech Help: Lafayette Library
Bubble Show
Let's Make Weird Things: Spud Bud Plushies
Mike's Summer Reading Magic Show!
Whatever Wednesdays - Disc-tinct Designs: CD Painting
Meditation
Computer Docent Help at Martinez Library
Local Author Talk with Rebel Spy author Veronica Rossi
Tips
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Do teens need to sign up in advance for library programs?
Most library events are drop-in, but a few fill up fast. Check the library's website or call ahead if you want to be sure your teen gets a spot.
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What if my teen is shy or doesn't know anyone?
Interest-based events like D&D or sewing give shy teens something to focus on besides socializing — friendships tend to form on their own from there.
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Are these events really free?
Yes — library programs are free with no library card required to attend. Just show up.
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How do I find out if an event repeats next week?
Many of these — like D&D and Sewing Studio — run weekly all summer. Check the event listing for recurring dates so your teen can build a regular crew.
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