The Mars Area Public Library is offering two new programs in the coming days aimed at teenage visitors.

On Wednesday, Oct. 30, the library is hosting a “Snap Circuits” STEM Lab, which aims to teach the basics of electricity and electronics through the circuit-building toys. Participants can use the pieces to build anything from working radios to doorbells to light shows.

On Nov. 6, the library is hosting a stop-motion animation lab, where participants will be given the tools to make their own stop-motion animated films in the style of “Coraline” or “Kubo and the Two Strings.”