SPRINGVALE — Looking for something to do this summer? Springvale residents need look no further than their local library.

Whether your interests are books, computers, crafts or games, there is something for just about everyone at the Springvale Public Library.

Summer programs for readers of all ages and interests run through Aug. 13. Register children 2-13 years old for “Every Hero has a story,” a free non-competitive program to encourage children to have fun reading over the summer. Teens can register for “Unmasked” to play bingo and win books, as well as Applebee’s and Bull Moose Music certificates. Adult readers will be challenged to “Escape the Ordinary” to win books and reading totes. All programs end Aug. 13.

Bots, Bots, and Bots! is a program for children in grades 1-5 where they are invited to try their hand at simple computer coding. Julie Williams, the library media specialist at Willard School, will demonstrate how to use the new Bee-bot and Pro-bot in the children’s room. This free program will be today from 4-5 p.m. This program is a collaboration between the library and Sanford School Department.

Every Wednesday from July 1-Aug. 12 is Wacky Wednesday, from 1-3 p.m. Visit to the children’s room and make the craft or experiment of the week to take home. This is for children ages 5-13, younger children should be accompanied by an adult. Teens may also enjoy the activity. Most of the creative activities will be open ended and as complex as participants choose to make them. The activity is sponsored by Bruce McMillan.

Especially for teenagers is the Teen Game Hour. Teenagers in grades 6-12, are invited to BYOT (bring your own tablet) or play board games every Monday in July from 2-3 p.m. Snacks will be provided.

Springvale Public Library is located at 443 Main St., Springvale. For more information, call 324-4624 or visit www.springvalelibrary.org.