The eBrary: Hoopla

What can you do with your library card? This recurring program with our Technology & Technical Services Librarian covers the digital resources that you can use with your library card. The eBrary class on March 26 at 6:30 PM covers Read more …

Maker Mondays: e-Textile Bandanas

Learn some STEAM* skills with this makerspace workshop for adults. Get introduced to e-textiles and soft circuits by making light-up bandanas with conductive thread and LEDs for you or your pets. Bring a bandana from home or use one of ours. Read more …

Tech, Please: Internet Safety 101

Are you overwhelmed by technology to the point where you want to raise up your hand and say, “Check, please”? Our resident digital native and Technology & Technical Services Librarian will help you navigate popular consumer technology and emergent information Read more …

Maker Mondays: Light-Up Paper Circuit Valentines

Learn some STEAM* skills with this makerspace workshop for adults. Join us on February 5 at 6:30 PM and light-up paper circuit cards, where you make your own Valentines (or Palentines) using LEDs, copper tape, and colored paper. Please reserve your Read more …

Tech, Please: Drop-in Days

Overwhelmed by tech to the point where you want to raise up your hand and say, “Check, please?” Our Tech Librarian is here to help. Our first Tech, Please: Drop-in Days are open sessions to help you set up any Read more …

Maker Mondays: Paper Circuit Holiday Cards

Learn some STEAM* skills with this makerspace workshop for adults. Join us on December 18 at 6:30 PM to create light-up paper circuit holiday cards from LEDs, copper tape, and colored paper. Please reserve your spot by calling 412-269-0334 or Read more …

Junior Scientist Engineer with the Carnegie Science Center

Are you a scientist or engineer in the making? Test your engineering skills with the Carnegie Science Center on December 13 at 6 PM. Kids in grades K-5 will complete the tower challenge and make predictions about their beam and Read more …

Glow in the Dark with Carnegie Science Center

On December 6 at 6 PM kids in grades 2-5 can experiment with color and light using black lights with the help of the Carnegie Science Center. Please register by calling 412-269-0334 or by applying online.

Tech, Please: Facebook Privacy & Security Settings

Are you overwhelmed by technology to the point where you want to raise up your hand and say, “Check, please?” Our resident digital native and Technology & Technical Services Librarian will help you navigate popular consumer technology and emergent information Read more …

Carnegie Museum of Natural History: Rock & Mineral Hounds

The Carnegie Museum of Natural History is coming soon! On November 16 at 6 PM, kids 4-8 years old can investigate different rocks and minerals with the help of real geologists. Right now this event is Wait List only, so Read more …