Explore different textures without the mess! On April 23 at 10:30 AM, we’ll have bags of different mediums (paint, sand, etc.) for the little ones to squish and squash into beautiful pieces of artwork. For toddlers and their caretakers. Register online Read More …
Families can join us to make some amazing crafts with paint chips! On April 22 at 6:30 PM, we’ll make one beautiful paint chip wreath per family, plus more! Register online or call 412-269-0334.
Tabletop gamers and model builders: we have a place for you. Painters, builders, and players as young as 6 and as old as 106 can relax with other creators during our Hobby Model Workshop on April 20 11 AM – Read More …
Grades 2-5, come hang out with friends on April 18 at 4:30 PM and make Perler Bead creations to take home! Register online or call 412-269-0334.
We’re celebrating National Library Week and want YOU to be a Librarian for a day! Kids 7-11 years old will compete to create the best book display from now until April 27. The winner’s display will be featured in the Read More …
Looking for a friend? Kids in grades K-6 can adopt a rock on April 16 at 4:30 PM and paint it any way they’d like! Register online or call 412-269-0334.
Moon Library’s seed library is back! Get your green thumb growing by signing up for free flower, vegetable, herb, and fruit seeds. Read our FAQ about how to use the seed library or order your seeds online today. Here are Read More …
Thanks to a generous donation from WGU, Moon Library has received an additional 40 pairs of solar eclipse glasses. That means we have 60 pairs of solar eclipse glasses available for our solar eclipse party. Our first 60 registrants and Read More …
We are OUT of solar eclipse glasses and are unable to acquire any more. If you still need a pair, check one of the suppliers listed by the American Astronomical Society. If you don’t need a pair, sign up to Read More …
April 3 is Library Giving Day and we are running a special fundraiser! In anticipation of the upcoming total solar eclipse, Moon Library is offering solar eclipse glasses for a $2 donation. Due to limited supply, each patron can only Read More …
