On September 22 at 6 PM, join 9/11 first responder Tim Bendig as he shares his firsthand experiences at Ground Zero and honors the lives affected and the heroes who served. This presentation for adults goes beyond history books and Read more …
Pittsburgh has an incredible baseball history with great players, teams and historic moments, but few realize that Pittsburgh has often been in the lead in ballpark design and development. Mark Fatla, lifelong baseball fan and author of Pittsburgh’s Historic Ballparks, Read more …
Few know that tiny New Brighton played a major role in helping guide enslaved people to freedom. The New Brighton Historical Society has unearthed the legacy, the historical figures involved, and the rare locations still in existence. On June 18 Read more …
In this Knock-Out Non-Fiction, Miss Megan and Miss Sarah explore the weather. In this video, Miss Megan reads Totally Amazing Facts About Weather by Jaclyn Jaycox and Raindrops on a Roller Coaster: Hail by Belinda Jensen & Renee Kurilla. In Read more …
In this Knock-Out Non-Fiction, Miss Megan and Miss Nicole cover Ancient Egypt. In this video, Miss Megan reads If You Were a Kid Making a Pyramid by Lawrence Schimel & Jenn Ely. In the second video, Miss Nicole shows you Read more …
Homeschooling children in grades K-6 can come in to our Homeschool Hub at 1:30 PM. Here are the Hub dates for March. March 6: 3D Pen Workshop March 10: Disaster Island Use LEGO to create your own island and then Read more …
With the help of PBS Kids’s Xavier Riddle, we’ll visit the Wright Brothers and learn how they pioneered flight on March 4 at 4:30 PM. Grades K-3 will create their own planes and experiment with other propulsion methods. Register online Read more …
Homeschooling children in grades K-6 can come in to our Homeschool Hub at 1:30 PM. Here are the Hub dates for February. Feb. 7: X-Treme Science Feb. 11: Build a City Feb. 21: Celebrating Black Artists Feb 25: Fakemon Pokemon! Read more …
Homeschooling children are invited to this special programming just for them! Each week will feature a different activity and age group. On October 8 at 1 PM, kids 7-10 years old will examine historic events such as earthquakes and The Read more …
Learn about some of the biggest disasters in history. On September 19 at 4:30 PM, tweens in grades 5 & 6 will examine the Titanic, the Hindenburg, and the Roman city of Pompeii. Register online or by calling 412-269-0334.
