If you followed the life and loves of the inhabitants of Downton Abbey, both upstairs and downstairs, through its 6 TV seasons, you won't want to miss the movie. The Crawley family and their servants are all consumed with preparations for a visit from King George and Queen Mary, and Violet is at her absolute best. Stars Hugh Bonneville and Elizabeth McGovern.
CONTACT: Robin Almendinger almendingerr@einetwork.net
Join every Tuesday afternoon for a classic Hollywood movie. We serve a light snack and refreshments while you sit back and relax in front of our big screen TV.
CONTACT: Barbara Campbell 412-882-5694 campbellb2@einetwork.net
Ex-convict Russell Millings has just gotten out of prison after 21 years and is trying to get acclimated to the modern world. Adjusting to living life outside of a cell is hard enough already when he comes across an abandoned baby in a dumpster. He decides to take care of it, giving himself more responsibility as he attempts to become a functioning member of society once again. Taking care of this abandoned child is Russell's shot at redemption, and he's ready to take it in the hopes of changing his life by saving someone else's.
Get help with technology! In a one-on-one 30 minute session, we can focus on the skills you need. Topics include: computer and internet basics, setting up an email, downloading books for your e-reader, using a tablet, downloading and using apps, using the library's online catalog, Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and more. Registration is required, in person or by telephone. Please include the specific topics you need assistance with during registration.
Looking for something to do between naps and snacks? Bop on over to the library for a story, then investigate numbers, patterns and fun through guided play. All ages welcome.
CONTACT: Miss Annie 412-684-1098
CATEGORY: Children
KAMISHIBAI (Japanese Paper-Theater Storytelling) - Highlands Elementary School
Welcome to our teen afterschool program. Come join us for movies, games, food, music, arts & crafts, open discussion, and more. There’s always free food!
What is the Makerspace and what will it offer? Our goal is to engage our community in an interactive way. Open Monday through Thursday, 2:45-5:30 PM, at Northern Tier Library's Pine Center located in Pine-Richland High School, the Makerspace will encourage users to do arts, crafts, woodworking, sewing, and other projects. This space was made possible thanks to contributions by the Mae Dreier Memorial Fund and the Sprout Fund.
Join us every Tuesday afternoon for STEM Adventures.
This week we will be learning about coding and sequence with the robot mouse! Direct mouse where you want him to go to complete the obstacle course mazes.
This class is appropriate for ages 4-12.
Children under 10 must be accompanied by an adult.
To register, click the button below.
CONTACT: Miss Christy (412) 563-4552 waltersc@einetwork.net
Stop by the library after school for a hands-on, fun activity exploring science, technology, engineering, art, and math! Make slime, race robots, play games, and more!
Get your creative senses tingling with our DIY Club. Each week we will be doing a different project that you can create and make with your hands. Please, register for this program because supplies and spots will be limited.
Who, What, Where Was/Is… – Join us as we continue to discover amazing people, famous places, and important historical events of the near and distant past. We will read some of the book and then play games, solve puzzles or create a related craft.
Tuesdays: January 7, 14, 21, 28 and
February 11, 18, 25 at 4:30pm. For those in grades 2 and up. Please register.
This group of adults gathers weekly to play a variety of card games. From 500 bid to pinochle to other favorites. Please come and meet new friends, hone your card-playing skills, and maybe learn new card games. Meets weekly. No registration required. Contact Reference Services with questions.
Weekly evening story time for children of all ages. Songs, stories, rhymes, STEAM activities (science, technology, engineering, art and math) and more! A great time for preschoolers and early elementary kids to wind-down for the night! This week's story time is "Colors".
Join the monks from the Pittsburgh Buddhist Center in Natrona Heights for a relaxing hour of meditation. This free program occurs every Tuesday evening. No registration is necessary; all are welcome.
CONTACT: Robin Almendinger almendingerr@einetwork.net
Hang out and discuss good books and good pizza at Pizza and Pages. Teens in GRADES 9 - 12 can meet up for an hour in the tutoring room and talk about their favorite books as well as the books they’re most excited to read this year. Please call the library at 412.269.0334 to register.
This popular program for those preparing to retire will be presented y Kathy McHaffey and will cover how and when to enroll; workin past 65 and delaying part B; what Medicare does and does not cover; your expected costs; Supplemental versus Advantage Insurance; RX drugs and the donut hole.
Please register here on Event Keeper.
CONTACT: Jane Milner 412-973-7262 milnerj@einetwork.net
Unleash your inner artist with this popular new activity. We will provide the coloring pages, markers, colored pencils and crayons. Feel free to bring your own, if you'd like.
No registration. No charge. Offered every Tuesday. Color for as long as you like between 6:00PM and 8:00PM.
Come and experience the excitement of Virtual Reality with our new Oculus Quest headset.
Sign up for a time slot at the library front desk (in person or call 42-655-2424). At this time, the VR equipment can only be used by adult patrons or teen 13 yrs + and all l must have a signed waiver on file at the library.
Stories and Stations - Come and listen to a classic fairy tale or fable and then visit different stations to explore the theme through art and more. Tuesdays at 6:30pm
January 7: Tunjur, Tunjur Tunjur (Palestinian)
January 14: Go to Sleep, Gecko (Balinese)
January 21: Clever Beatrice (USA, North Woods)
January 28: The Wishing Foxes (USA, Appalachia)
February 4: One-Eye! Two-Eyes! Three-Eyes! (Brothers Grimm)
February 11: No story tonight, come for a make-and-take!
February 18: The Magic Gourd (Mali)
February 25: The First Strawberries (Cherokee Nation)
Join local artist Michelle as she shares her love of artistic creativity with the community and brings her talent to the Baldwin Library! Children in grades K-5 can join Michelle as she introduces a new project each month that is an art extension from a children’s book!
The Toastmaster Club Mission is "to provide a mutually supportive and positive learning environment in which every member has the opportunity to develop oral communication and leadership skills, which in turn, foster self-confidence and personal growth." We invite you to visit us commitment-free and learn what the Toastmaster experience can do for you.
The club is open to the public and guests are always welcome!
This group meets in the Fiction Room on 1st Tuesdays and the Board Room on 3rd Tuesdays.
CONTACT: Sallie Boggs Toastmasters Club 412-365-5803 Sallieboggstm@gmail.com
Calling all cooks! This group that meets the third Tuesday of every month is for cooks of all ages and all skill levels. At these pot-luck style meetings, you supply the food, and the library supplies drinks, utensils, dishes, etc. The library also makes cook books available according to each theme. January's theme is Using Your Noodle. Join us! Call Tracy at 412-882-5694 with questions or to join the club.
Northland Teen Gender and Sexuality Alliance (GSA)*
Come hang out with a group of LGBTQIA+ friends and allies to have fun, be your true self, strengthen community, and of course eat snacks! This group will meet the third Tuesday of each month.
Author Jim O’Brien will discuss his new book, Franco Rocky and Friends - It Pays to be a Good Guy: Stories about the Steelers of the ’70s that provide insight in why Chuck Noll and the Steelers were the NFL Team of the Decade, and how Rocky and Franco fit into the picture. Learn why the Steelers were so successful and had lots of good guys on the team that won four Super Bowls under Chuck Noll's direction.
Looking for a social experience with a literary bent?
Join us for an adult book club focused on edgy, irreverent and contemporary titles.
Each month we’ll meet at a local café or bar so that you can enjoy the discussion
Integrated Yoga Class- $5 per class- No registration required
Tuesdays from 7:00-8:00pm in the Community Center
Start or continue your yoga journey with classes through South Park Library. We will integrate yoga flow with gentler hatha yoga and pose work; connecting our breath with movement to increase flexibility and strength as well as body awareness. Come join us and you will soon discover a new you both on and off the mat.
New participants are required to sign a liability waiver. Please plan to arrive fifteen minutes before class to get settled on your mat. Namaste.
CONTACT: Donna Neiport 412-833-5585 neiportd@einetwork.net
The Bridgeville Public Library Board of Trustees meet on the third Tuesday of each month to discuss strategic matters and provide financial oversight. Meetings are open to the public and take place in the library's Community Room. For more information about the library board or if you are interested in joining the library board, please visit our Library Board Page.
Join us for a fun night of strategy and competition playing Euro-style board games. This group is intended for high school students through adults. If you're a seasoned gamer, feel free to bring your own games; if you're new to this style of game play, here are some examples of what will be available:
Worker placement games (Settlers of Catan, Agricola)
Deck builders (Dominion, Ascension),
Cooperative games (Arkham Horror, Flash Point)
Join us to challenge yourself in friendly competition and meet some new Meeple!
Whether you’re a casual hobbyist or an expert addicted to the craft, you’re welcome to join in the fun of trading ideas and techniques and learning from each other during this informal time of doing one of your favorite things.
No registration is required for this free program.
This group is open to both knitters and crocheters.
CONTACT: Ask a Librarian Desk 412 366 8100 X113 npladultserv@einetwork.net
LOCATION: 148-1 & 2
CATEGORY: Adults
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