Join Donna Knapp at the Library to play or learn to play American MahJong. Mahjong is a game of both skill and luck that originated in China many centuries ago. American mahjong (also sometimes spelled "Mah Jongg" or called "Maajh") is unique from Asian mahjong in several ways. American mahjong utilizes racks, jokers, "Hands and Rules" score cards and has several distinct gameplay mechanics. Although an American mahjong set can be used to play Chinese Mahjong, the rules that we will follow are for the American game.Donna is a retired teacher who lives in East Oakmont. The sessions are free and open to the public. If you already play bring your Mah Jong set and your friends; if you never played, there will always be a beginner's table. It's easy and it's fun.
CONTACT: Donna Knapp 412-303-2741 dandgknapp@gmail.com
Do you enjoy stimulating conversation? Join us once a month as we gather together to discuss interesting topics and share ideas. Conversation salons are face-to-face discussions among people who are interested in sharing thoughts, information and opinions about the meaningful events of our own experiences, our community and the world at large.
Musical Monday is a great time of singing, playing instruments, and dancing for children of all ages who enjoy music.
Each week we post a NEW online Musical Monday to our YouTube page. You can find Musical Monday and all of our other virtual programming by clicking here!
We are taking LEGO Challenges to our library's Facebook page
Calling all LEGO builders!
Every Monday a new challenge will be posted with an example photo to inspire you.
Let's see what you can design & build.
Be sure to share your finished creation with us!
CONTACT: Susan Wilson 724-226-3491 wilson2@einetwork.net
Calling all yarn lovers! Bring your projects and come to the library to swap ideas, chat, and receive help and support from fellow yarn enthusiasts. No experience necessary.
Yarn Friends meet from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. on the fourth Monday of the month, unless otherwise noted.
This group is intended for knitters and crocheters of any level; from beginner to advanced knowledge levels. All ages are welcome – group members would be happy to help young knitters and crocheters with their projects. “Newbies” are welcome – we’ll teach the basics!!
Join our instructor Cora Fetchko at the library for a Gentle Yoga class! This class is free and open to the public, although donations are accepted. No registration necessary. Please wear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat or towel. Classes are held Monday evenings and Tuesday mornings.
This is a casual knitting group that meets every Monday evening from 6 until 8pm. There is no instructor, but many in the group are very knowledgeable and able to help with any of your knitting questions. All skill levels are welcome to sit in.
CONTACT: Donna Neiport 412-833-5585 neiportd@einetwork.net
Clutterers Anonymous gives the real clutterer an opportunity to identify with others who have the same problem. In CLA, we share our experience of both the suffering that results from cluttering and the joy of recovery. We offer unconditional acceptance and support to one another.
Lynne Cochran will lead this ongoing class of total body toning movements. This relaxing, yet challenging, class accommodates all levels of fitness. Lynne is a certified ACE group fitness instructor and personal trainer with a degree in fitness management. Bring an exercise mat and water. There is no fee for this adults-only class.
