Our Seed Library is back! We have finally finished restocking our seed starters and added new seeds to our collection. (Read our FAQ to see the rest of them.) Our new seeds are: Bell Pepper Serrano Pepper Beefsteak Tomato Cherry Read More …
Our Seed Library is back! We have finally finished restocking our seed starters and added new seeds to our collection. If you aren’t familiar with the Seed Library, read our FAQ or our introductory post from last year. There have Read More …
Do you suffer from knee pain while walking? Do you have trouble climbing stairs? Do you ache when you stand up after sitting? You don’t have to be in pain! Join Dr. Jeffrey Homer of the Physical Therapy Institute on Read More …
Celebrate International Children’s Book Day on April 2 at the library! We will have crafts, raffles, pin making, and giveaways all day, as well as storytimes for kids of all ages. The storytimes are: 10:00 AM Stories for Babies (Ages Read More …
Teens, come to the library for breakfast and a movie! Wear your comfiest clothes, bring your blankets and pillows, pour yourself a bowl of something sweet and crunchy from our cereal bar, and settle in to watch and sing along Read More …
UPDATE 3/23: The library has power. We will reopen at 12:30 PM. Due to a power outage, the library is CLOSED until further notice.
Bring an old t-shirt and get messy during Splat Art on March 29 at 10:30 AM. Kids 2-5 years old are welcome with registration. Register online or by calling 412-269-0334.
Join us for the premiere of a brand-new movie showing on our big screen. On March 27 at 6:30 PM, we’ll be watching Second Act (PG-13) while enjoying some snacks and drinks. It’s the movie theater experience without the expense! Read More …
Bring a friend on March 26 at 6:30 PM to munch some snacks and play old-fashioned board games! Kids in grades K-5 are welcome with registration Register online or by calling 412-269-0334.
On March 26 at 6 PM, Dr. Linda D’Eramo invites those who are affected by Lyme Disease to share the various ways they have learned to cope as well as their concerns. There is a growing need for a place Read More …
