Green Grocer is a mobile farmers market that is designed to travel into food desert communities to provide the fresh food options that are currently missing from the landscape. By selling fresh, healthy foods at an affordable price Green Grocer will help to alleviate food inequity by creating access. Everyone is welcome to shop at the market and we accept multiple forms of payment, including SNAP/EBT and FMNP/SFMNP checks.
It’s never too early to start preparing for Kindergarten. On My Way to K is a program that will move with your child as they start to prepare to start Kindergarten. It will be once a month through May. Starting in June, it will be once a week. We will work on a different combination of Kindergarten readiness skill each class.
Weekly Summer Reading evening pajama-friendly story time for children o al ages. Songs, stories, rhymes, STEAM acftivities (science, technology, engineering, art, and math) and more! A great time for preschoolers and early elementary kids to wind-down for the night!
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SummerQuest: A Universe of Stories! (grades 2-4 completed) @ Harrison
"A Universe of Stories!" is the theme for the 2019 Pennsylvania Summer Reading Program. (SummerQuest) Join us for stories, arts & crafts, special guests, games and lots of fun!
For children who have completed grades 2-4
This free program meets six Tuesdays from 6:00 to 6:45pm: June 18, 25, July 2, 9, 16, 23
Online registration begins May 28th
TO SIGN-UP: Click on the June 18th REGISTER BOX
Funding for the C.L.A.V. SummerQuest Program is provided by the Ira and Frances Wood Library Fund of The Pittsburgh Fundation.
CONTACT: Susan Wilson 724-226-3491 wilson2@einetwork.net
The library challenges you to read 50 books in a year.This wonderful book club allows you to read as much or as little as you would like, without having to adhere to a certain book! Come and share your latest reads, swap book recommendations, and socialize with fellow readers. Share with the group about things you've read that you enjoyed, while listening to others talk about books that they enjoyed! A very fun and relaxed structure that allows you to share in all things reading.
New members welcome!
This club usually meets on the 4th Tuesday of the month at 6 pm. Call 724-226-3491 to confirm the date of the next meeting
Kids in kindergarten - eighth grade with little to no chess experience are invited to join Beginning Chess with Miss Maria. Each session will include 1/2 hour of strategic instruction and 1/2 hour of play. Students who attend at least 5 sessions at the Bridgeville Library will be eligible to participate in a tournament at the end of the summer. Registration is required.
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
Grades K through 6 are invited to join some furry dog friends here at Plum Library to spend some one on one time reading together. Students are asked to bring a book and be prepared to read to some therapy dogs and their owners from WOTC (Westmoreland Obedience Training Club).
Students must be registered for Plum Borough Community Library Summer Learning Program to participate in summer classes or events. Come in the week of June 10 to fill in a registration card. Then register online for specific classes or events in which you wish to participate. Register online at plumlibrary.org.
Pleasant Hills Borough Council member and Aviation Instructor, Cheryl Freedman, will be joining us to discuss her knowledge of the past, present and future of aviation. Registration Required.
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.
Discover Medicare makes it easy for everyone to understand how Medicare works and how to get the most out of it. This program will discuss how and when to enroll, your supplemental coverage options, Rx drug costs, and more.
Registration is recommended, but walk-ins are welcome. Call 1-800-800-1999 to register.
Stepping away from full-time work, whether unexpectedly or carefully calculated, creates a series of significant financial decisions. This seminar is designed to give prospective clients a sneak peek on how we can help guide you through the complicated retirement transition.
Consider attending this one-hour seminar if you find yourself:
Suddenly laid off or retired
Seeking education on retirement specific investing
Needing help in generating income in a tax sensitive manner from your savings
Worried if you have enough saved
Join us as we discuss:
How a holistic financial plan can take the guesswork out of retirement and changing jobs
Common retirement mistakes and how to avoid them
Investment tips on creating a retirement paycheck
The different ways Hefren-Tillotson works with our clients
Call 412.633.1741 or Click HERE to Register with Hefren-Tillotson
House Of Horror Movie Club is a teen-run horror movie night! This month the group is hosting a zombie themed event and movie! The room will be decorated in black, white, and neon green. Optionally: wear your best zombie make-up!
Poor Johnny's is coming back to the library with another exciting art class! Adults and teens are welcome to sign up to make string art stars!! The cost of the class is $15. Pre-register and pay either at the library or Poor Johnny's!
Come and play, explore and learn with your family. Each week find new toys, books and a challenge to share together in this casual, play-at-your-own-pace evening.
Tuesdays: June 11 through August 13 from 6:30 - 7:15pm
Jr. Card Club - Come unplug with card games, new and old. Popcorn and prizes! For those entering 4-6 grade in the fall of 2019. No registration necessary.
Write or Die (WorD) is a Pittsburgh, PA science fiction, fantasy & horror writing and critique group. Established in 1996, it has been steadily growing since then. Meetings are free to attend and open to the public. Our group includes experienced writers with decades of writing experience behind them, and newcomers who have yet to see anything in print.
What exactly do we do?
We're writers of science fiction, fantasy and horror, and we gather together to share our work with each other and gain insight so we can all become better writers. We look for the good in your work and always strive to point out the good parts but understand, as a Critique Group we will also give you helpful criticism that will help you make your writing better. We look for mistakes and problems with your writing so that you can make it better.
CONTACT: Mt. Lebanon Public Library 412-531-1912 events@mtlebanonlibrary.org
Blast off into four weeks of space-themed adventure! We’ll be making two different types of rockets, galactic slime, moon rocks, and marshmallow constellations! For grades K-4. Register beginning May 13th .
A storytime for the whole family! After dinner, put on your PJs and head in to the library. We will combine stories, songs, action rhymes, and crafts to get you ready to go home and settle down. Feel free to come in your pajamas. This is a free event that requires no registration! All Ages.
Summer Reading @ Stoneridge - Head over to Stoneridge Park, 807 Dressel Road in the Burchfield area every Tuesday! Free books, prizes and stories! In case of rain, we’ll be inside Stoneridge Covenant Church.
Tuesdays: June 18 - August 13 from 10:30 - 11:15am and 7:00- 7:45pm
Kids in kindergarten - eighth grades with prior chess experience are invited to join Experienced Chess with Miss Maria. Each session will consist of 1/2 hour of strategic instruction and 1/2 hour of play. Students who attend at least 5 classes at the Bridgeville Library will be eligible to participate in a tournament at the end of the summer. Registration is required.
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. You will be guaranteed a wonderful night's sleep! Please bring your own mat, water and a hand towel. 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
Do you like to write? Do you have an untold novel inside you? Or do you just love stories? If so, this group is for you!
Twice a month, we hang out to share our works in progress, discuss the writing process -- and even write together. (Be sure to bring your laptop or notebook and pens!)
All forms and genres of writing are welcome. The program is free and no registration is required.
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 beginning knitter, an occasional knitter, or an expert addicted to the craft--you're welcome to join the fun. At Northland Knitters we trade ideas and techniques, learn from each other, and enjoy conversing while doing one of our favorite things...knitting.
Bring your latest project and join us for the evening Knitting Circle.
