Program for teens in grades 6-12.Are you ready to draw your way through the month of October? Create a small sketchbook to use for the Inktober drawing challenge.
Teen Program: Inktober 101 is a free, one-hour creative workshop where middle and high school students can build their own sketchbooks to prepare for the upcoming October daily drawing challenge. This session is designed specifically for students in grades 6 through 12. It takes place in the quiet study and program areas of the Oberlin Regional Library, which offers plenty of free parking in the dedicated surface lot. The library provides all the necessary paper, binding supplies, and drawing utensils, so your teen does not need to bring any materials from home. While this event takes place on a Tuesday evening rather than the weekend, it serves as an excellent, low-pressure creative outlet to help students wind down after a busy school day. It is a practical way for creative teens to connect with peers who share an interest in illustration and graphic arts.