Programs & Events Listings
The following list contains programs that matched your search, sorted by program types and date from 11/4/2009 to 12/19/2009.
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Gaming
Spangler's Got Game
Play the game of the day with peers and staff.
Qualifying Rounds for Super Smash Brothers
Each day one winner will be chosen to participate in a tournament on Saturday, November 14 of Super Smash Brothers online against other libraries. 40 libraries throughout the US are involved.
WBL Gamesters
Play the X-Box 360, Nintendo Wii, Dance, Dance Revolution (DDR) and other games. Just show up and play. Free snacks!
Karaoke for Teens
Come out to sing your favorite songs and have fun with your friends.
Gaming
Wii got game! Do you? Come and find out what we're playing this week.
Mario-Online Tournament
Come and compete to be one of the representatives in the multi-library Mario Kart Online Tournament!!!!! We start on Saturday Nov. 14 at 2:00 and go to 4:00 pm. The winners of this event will return to compete on Sunday Nov. 15 from 2 – 4 pm.
National Gaming Day
Super Smash Brothers Online tournament (qualifiers from this week may play) and Rock Band 2. Players will be competing against other libraries throughout the U.S.
Mario Kart Online Tournament
Come and compete to be one of the representatives in the multi-library Mario Kart Online Tournament!!!!! We start on Saturday Nov. 14 at 2:00 and go to 4:00 pm. The winners of this event will return to compete on Sunday Nov. 15 from 2 – 4 pm.
Marbles on Monday
Calling all first through fifth graders---it's time for some old fashioned fun! Join us for a game or two of Marbles! One lucky MIBSTER(marble player) will go home with a new "shooter" and a new "glassy" or two! For more info call 704-416-5200
Family Gaming Night
Wild about Wii Sports? Crazy for guitar hero? Join us at North County Regional Library for an evening of family friendly video games with something for all ages.
Q2K4ALL
Want to play a game of chess? You have come to the right place. Bring your chess board and test your skills as Grandmaster. Don't know how to play? Come anyway and learn from some great players.
Get Unplugged: Board Games
Find out how well you know your friends with Apples to Apples, test your ability to think quickly with Catch Phrase, or see who wants it all in Monopoly. We'll have these games & more--grab a friend and get gaming! For teens in 6th-12th grades only.
Homeschool Chess Club
Grades 3-12 learn to play chess or improve your skills by playing others.
Dance! Sing! Play!
Teen time fun with Guitar Hero, Karaoke singing, and dancing.
Kids' Gaming
Elementary school age children are welcome to come play a variety of electronic games at the library. No registration required. Info: (704) 416-4831.
Elementary School Chess Club
Like playing chess or want to learn? The Chess Club is for 1st-5th grades. Registration for Winter and Spring meetings begins 10/28.
Wii Gaming
Kick off Thanksgiving break with open play Wii gaming. Registration required, call 704-416-5000, option 4.
Wii Loves Teens
Join the fun on the fourth Thursday of every month for some friendly competition using XBox 360 or Wii. Refreshments will be served.
Spangler's Got Game
Come play some fun games for school age children.
Game On!
Show off your skills on the Wii, XBox 360, and the PS2. Snacks will be served.
We Play Freeplay
Bring in a game, or play some of ours. We'll have a variety of video games and consoles available for your entertainment. This is our last program before the New Year's Eve bash at North County. For teens in 6th-12th grades only.
Online Gaming with other Libraries
Super Smash Brothers Brawl FTW! ImaginOn vs. Detroit Public Library.
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