Hey teens, the Craft Cafe is back and open for business. Teens in grades 6-12 are welcome to join us one afternoon a month all summer long as we bask in the summer sunshine on our library patio and whip Read More …
Get your sleuthing shoes on for the Family Color Hunt! On August 4 at 11 AM, families will look for colors in this twist on the traditional scavenger hunt. Register online or by calling 412-269-0334.
Drop by one Friday afternoon a month and enjoy a movie and snacks with our Friday Afternoon Flicks for teenagers in grades 6-12. On August 3 at 1 PM, we will show the classic adventure film Jurassic Park. Register online Read More …
We’re bringing the Carnegie Museum of Natural History to you! On Friday, August 3 at 10 AM, kids 3-7 years old will learn about the noisy denizens of nature. This program is currently WAIT LIST ONLY so reserve your spot Read More …
Join the Carnegie Museum of Natural History on August 2 at 6 PM for Exploring Ancient Egypt. Unearth the wonders of ancient Egypt by linking its art, architecture, writing, artifacts, and mummies with the unique desert landscape along the Nile. Read More …
Teens in grades 6-12 are welcome to beat the summer heat and join us for an afternoon of LEGO fun. On August 2 at 12:30, we will tackle unique design challenges and compete to be the best LEGO architect around. Read More …
Make an art project and take it home during Art Attack on August 1 at 6:30 PM. Grades K-5 welcome with registration. This event is WAIT LIST ONLY, so get your spot by calling 412-269-0334 or by applying online.
Come out and relax with an evening of coloring pages and cocktails. On August 1 at 6 PM, sip wine, sangria, and mimosas and try a few appetizers or sweet treats as you color in (our out) of the lines. Read More …
Some animals slither on the ground while others soar through the clouds. On August 1 at 10 AM, kids 4-7 years old will learn what it’s like to be a Peregrine Falcon with the Humane Animal Rescue! This event is Read More …
On July 31 at 6 PM, Dr. Linda D’Eramo would like to invite those who are affected by Lyme Disease to gather and share the various ways they have learned to cope as well as their concerns. There is a Read More …
