Join us for an exploration of perennials and how they can add a rainbow of beauty to your garden! On May 26 at 6 PM, T Penn State Master Gardener Bill Goff will focus on a perennial garden and how Read More …
Chess players of all skill levels are welcome to join us for our new Adult Chess Club every 3rd Monday of the month at 6 PM. Stop by on May 18 at 6 PM to meet other local chess players, Read More …
It’s murder mystery afternoon at the library! Join us on May 16 at 2 PM to hunt down a killer (on paper, of course) and try to sleuth out what happened to our victim. Open to adults ages 18+ with Read More …
Love to write, but want feedback on or readers for your work? Looking to break into writing and self-publishing? Writers 18 years and older can join Write Local, a group for local to gather and share their work, constructively critique Read More …
Upgrade these Dollar Store finds with a craft kit! This month we’re giving you all the supplies to make 2 mini farmhouse pallet coasters. Pickup starts May 13. Ages 18+up only. Register online or call 412-269-0334.
Behind or new to technology? Come to our Tech 101 classes for adults to learn beginner level computer and smart device tips in small tutoring sessions with our Technical Services Librarian Ms. Roxanne. The Tech 101 class on May 11 Read More …
Behind or new to technology? Come to our Tech 101 classes for adults to learn beginner level computer and smart device tips in small, exclusive tutoring sessions with our technology librarian Ms. Roxanne. The Tech 101 class on May 4 Read More …
Whether you’re an expert or novice bridge player, you’re welcome to join Moon Library’s Bridge Club for a game or two! This group meets the 1st Monday of each month from 6:00 – 7:30 PM in the library’s Sky Room. Adults Read More …
May 19 is the General Primary Election.
Tomatoes are the most popular vegetable that gardeners grow each summer in Pennsylvania. What does determinate and indeterminate mean? Can tomatoes be grown in containers? When can they be planted? Do they need to be staked? Do they need to be pruned? Read More …
