Celebrate Earth Day with your favorite library! Bring your old t-shirts and transform them into something new. From tote bags to dog toys, there's something to learn!
No experience necessary. Ages 16+ We recommend bringing a minimum of 4 shirts.
Registration required.
CONTACT: Sarah Scott 412-882-6622 scotts2@einetwork.net
Sunday Family Block Parties - Playing with blocks develops your child's eye-hand coordination as well as math and science skills. Come play, build, and learn together at a block party! Birth through age 6.
Sundays: January 7 through May 13. The Library will be closed on Sunday, April 1 for Easter.
EARTH Day - Celebrate Earth Day at the Library by joining us for a relay race with recyclables and trash! Come find out how well you know your trash and have some fun getting to run at the library. All ages fun! Sunday, April 22 at 1:15pm
Note:This class will begin at 1:15 p.m. as the library opens at 1:00 p.m.
Join us for a 60-minute Vinyasa Yoga class with certified yoga instructors. Vinyasa Yoga consists of flowing movements synchronized to your breath rhythm. Modifications and intensification will be offered to meet the needs of beginner students as well as those with a seasoned yoga practice. The flowing sequence will help you build strength, increase flexibility, find mental focus, and teach you how to listen to your body. Each class will begin with warm up flows, followed by a creative standing/ balancing series, floor work and stretching, and ending with a savasana (a resting pose). We encourage the use of yoga props during practice. If you have a yoga block, a yoga strap or a hand towel you're welcome to bring them to class but they are not required. Each participant should bring a yoga mat, water and any yoga questions you may have. We love to talk yoga and we look forward to seeing you on your mat soon!
Instructors: Barbara Garcia-Bernardo, 200-RYT; Elizabeth Small, 200-RYT, & Brittany Cairns, 200-RYT.
CONTACT: Mt. Lebanon Public Library 412-531-1912 events@mtlebanonlibrary.org
Gardens play an increasingly vital role in the web of nature. Learn how you can attract birds, insects, and other wildlife to your yard by providing the essential elements for their—and our— survival. Join award-winning wildlife photographer and public speaker, Doris Dumrauf, as she shares her knowledge and her stunning images with you. Doris is a graduate of the New York Institute of Photography who specializes in birds, wildlife, and nature photos. Her images have been published in newspapers, magazines, books, and the Cornell Lab of Ornithology 2018 Bird-a-Day calendar. She finds many photo objects in her own yard, a certified Wildlife Habitat by the National Wildlife Federation. After her presentation, Doris will sell and sign her books Create Your Own Backyard Wildlife Habitat and Common Backyard Birds. For grades K-4 with their families. Register beginning March 1st.
You're a mammal, I'm a mammal....what's a mammal? We'll learn all about our local fuzzy friends through stories, activities and hands-on discovery of pelts, paws,and bones. This program, presented by Gabi Hughes from Beechwood Farms, is geared towards school-aged children and their families.
Kings, Queens, Rooks, Knights, Bishops and Pawns everywhere for everyone to play!? Beginners to advanced players welcome. Bring your chess set if you’re able. Grades K-5?
Online registration closes at 6:00 PM the day prior to the program. After this time, all registrations must take place via phone or in person at the circulation desk in the Children’s Department - 412-741-0937.
CONTACT: Sewickley Public LibraryChildren's Department 412-741-0937 sewchildek@einetwork.net
LOCATION: Storytime Room
CATEGORY: Children
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