Children 3-10 years old can stop in on April 20 and grab one of our ready-made craft kits for some at-home creative fun! This month’s craft is a Doodlebug. No registration is required but kits are only available while supplies last.
Stop in our Storytime Room April 19 at 4:30 PM for Club Pokémon! Kids grades K-5 can trade and play Pokémon: The Card Game and enjoy snacks. Our library is also a gym in Pokémon Go! Please call 412-269-0334 or apply online to register.
Families with children 2-7 years old can join us on April 18 at 6 PM for an evening of stories, songs and crafts. Don’t forget to bring Dad! Register by calling 412-269-0334 or by applying online.
For National Library Week, we’d like you to tell us why the library is important to you. Fill out a Libraries Transform sheet and we will share your comments online!
Teens in grades 8-12, come and spend an evening engaged in a battle of words with your friends! On April 17 at 6 PM, We’ll play games like Scattergories, BuzzWord, Last Word, and more all while snacking the night away.
Learn some STEAM* skills with this makerspace workshop. Get started with DIY hydroponic gardening by making your own passive hydroponic planter out of a soda bottle on April 16 at 6:30 PM. This project will require you to bring your Read More …
Come in out of the rain & join us for a Monday Matinee of a brand-new DVD release. We’ll be showing a 2018 Oscar nominee that will keep you riveted to the screen. Did we mention that we’ll have hot popcorn Read More …
Prepare to get messy with fun, creative and process-driven crafts! Children 1-3 years old with a caregiver can get artsy on April 13 at 10:30 AM. Please register by calling 412-269-0334 or applying online.
Update: The Seed Library Start-Up has moved from April 14 to April 21 (1:30 to 3:00 PM). Families are welcome but all participants must register online or by calling 412-269-0334. Details: Be a Seed Library Starter! We are starting a Read More …
Knowing how to get off-the-grid is the key aspect for successfully venturing to our own Gardens of Eden. Doing so requires serious preparation, know-how, and planning. Join Dr. Brian M. Wargo, a science educator and physicist who specializes in naturalistic education, Read More …
