Youth-friendly events in Clark County

If you're interested in playing Dungeons and Dragons or Pathfinder RPG, check out the library! The library has two online campaigns (ongoing groups) for D&D and one online campaign for Pathfinder RPG. They might have a waitlist, but sign up anyway and they'll let you know when there's a spot available! All adventures are open to all teens, from beginners to advanced adventurers.

Youth groups in Clark County

All of the youth groups are currently meeting virtually. See each group's event description for more information.
Along with the youth groups mentioned above, YWCA Clark County  hosts a free, safe, and empowering weekly support group for teen survivors of sexual assault. However, due to the sensitivity of the group, the dates and times of these meetings are not published so they aren't included in our calendar. Call YWCA Clark County at 360.696.0167 to learn more about this group.

98 free or low-cost things to do

  • Go to the mall 
  • Go to the park
  • Play a game
  • Play a sport
  • Talk
  • Watch a movie
  • Have, or go to, a BBQ
  • Go bowling
  • Make memes
  • Go for a walk
  • Ride a bike
  • Draw
  • Find a DIY project and make it
  • Meet with friends
  • Volunteer
  • Karaoke
  • Watch the sunrise
  • Watch the sunset
  • Pack a picnic
  • Go on a scavenger hunt
  • Have a bonfire or campfire in your backyard (safely and with adult consent and supervision)  
  • Pretend you are a tourist in your community
  • Go to the farmers market
  • Go to the beach
  • Visit the library
  • Make a bucket list
  • Cross something off your bucket list
  • Have a movie marathon
  • Write out your life plans/goals
  • Visit garage sales
  • Go dancing
  • Play board games
  • Call a friend or relative 
  • Take a nap
  • Throw a costume party
  • Exercise 
  • Read a book
  • Go camping or fishing
  • Start a journal (get a free one from TeenTalk)
  • Visit an art gallery
  • Go on a hike
  • Write a short story
  • Try to make a new game
  • Listen to music (write about how it makes you feel)
  • Teach yourself to juggle
  • Practice doing origami
  • Make a paper airplane
  • Explore the neighborhood
  • Build a giant blanket fort
  • Build a slip-and-slide
  • Go to an expensive open house
  • Call a family member and explore your ancestry
  • Solve some puzzles and riddles
  • Meditate
  • Learn a card trick or card game
  • Learn a musical instrument
  • Trade movies, books or games with a friend
  • Attend a dress rehearsal for your school's latest theater production
  • Build a cardboard castle
  • Binge-watch some good shows
  • Write a song 
  • Write a poem 
  • Learn how to do a magic trick 
  • Go to Costco and try free samples
  • Come up with a million dollar idea worthy of Shark Tank 
  • Look up outrageous words and find ways to sprinkle them into everyday conversation
  • Start a YouTube channel
  • Make a scarecrow
  • Play in a sprinkler
  • Have a water balloon fight
  • Swim in a local pool
  • Play charades
  • Style and organize your bookshelf
  • Tie-dye your white shirts, sheets or pillowcases
  • Bake something delicious
  • Cook a meal for yourself or for friends and family
  • Go out and use old gift certificates
  • Cut or style your hair or someone else's hair
  • Write letters to friends and family
  • Make gifts for others
  • Go to a local open mic night
  • Donate your unused items to charities or thrift stores
  • Attend a local free concert
  • Take your pet on a walk OR ask a friend if you can walk their pet
  • Do some stargazing
  • Attend a free art class
  • Go searching for wild animals and observe them
  • Go geocaching
  • Climb a tree
  • Go rock climbing
  • Paint, hide and collect painted rocks in town
  • Go window shopping
  • Fly a kite
  • Sell your things to consignment shops or online
  • Daydream
  • Make a friendship bracelet
  • Go to a youth-friendly event in our community
  • Tell TeenTalk about your day
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