Class focuses on stretching, balance, body toning, and Tai Chi. The class is offered twice per week, Monday and Friday mornings. Cost is $2.00 per class, $10 per month, or $100 for the entire year. Drop-ins allowed. Must sign in and pay at the circulation desk. Fees are payable to Shaler North Hills Library.
This class involves one-half hour of different and varying exercises for the posterior. The routine involves standing and on the floor using bands and weights followed by one-half hour of abs and stretching..
1st and 3rd Friday of each month at 10 a.m. Let’s talk! Experience the simple joy of conversation at the Bethel Park Public Library. Please join us to freely exchange ideas, thoughts, and opinions. Each session we will choose a topic/topics as a starting point and see where the conversation leads. Sound interesting?
Need help with a job application or interview skills? Career Link is here to help! Once a month they'll be stopping by to offer mini workshops to help your job hunt be successful. Morning workshops will be dedicated to interview tips and completing job applications. Afternoon sessions are one on one individualized meetings. Afternoon sessions are first come, first serve.
CONTACT: Robert Metz 4122442940 metzr@einetwork.net
For students entering 2nd or 3rd grade ONLY in August 2018.
Give Your Child a Summer That’s Out of This World with the Science of Space! GSK Science in the Summer™, is a fun and 100% free science education program for elementary school students entering second through fifth grades. It’s sponsored by GSK and offered through national science centers, community centers and libraries across the country. This summer of 2018, led by certified teachers, students will experience the Science of Space through fun, hands-on activities that teach them about Earth’s moon, the sun, the stars, space travel and more.
Pre-registration is required and paperwork for this free, grant-funded program will be available starting Saturday July 7th at the main desk inside the library.
Registration paperwork must be filled out and turned into the desk inside the library, before a spot will be guaranteed in this program.
Class sizes are limited to a maximum of 20 students.
Dr. Cleon Cornes will present an overview of the life of Franz Joseph Haydn, the Austrian composer of the Classical era whose influence on his contemporaries and later composers was immense. The class includes music and video.
CONTACT: Mt. Lebanon Public Library 412-531-1912 events@mtlebanonlibrary.org
Don't wait till the school year starts - Get ready for the SAT NOW!
If you're stressed about the SAT, stop stressing and get prepped the best way -
a one-week intensive teaching you the fundamentals of the test.
Learn your strengths and weaknesses and leave ready to trample that test!
Oxyana is a 2013 documentary film produced by Sean Dunne. The film documents prescription drug abuse in rural Southern West Virginia, based in the town of Oceana and surrounding Wyoming County.
1hr 23mins.
CONTACT: Mary Rose 412-672-0625 mckeesport@einetwork.net
Crafty Fridays and Saturdays – Each week this summer, we’ll have a make-and-take for you! Bring your creativity and we’ll provide the rest! No registration necessary. Fridays and Saturdays: June 8 and 9 through September 7 and 8 during Library hours
The hunt is on! It’s time for our 5th Annual Teen Department Photo Scavenger Hunt. Get a team together (or go it solo) and try your hand at finding some of the wacky and weird items on our list and undertake our crazy challenges. Your scavenger hunt lists can be picked up at the Information Desk or the Circulation Desk starting Monday, August 13th and photos can be submitted from August 14-August 20. The winning team will be notified on Tuesday, August 21st and all participants on the team will receive a mystery prize that includes some delicous treats and a gift card to an “undisclosed” location.
All photos must be submitted by Monday, August 20th at 8:00 PM to qualify for the prize!
GRADES 6-12 Only, Please
So get out and get those cameras clicking!!
Pictures can be submitted in hardcopy form to the Circulation Desk or to Miss Heather via email at panellah@einetwork.net
Come share books, songs, rhymes and stories all geared toward early literacy skills! This family storytime is geared toward children ages 5 and under. No registration is required.
Family Storytime at the Millvale Library – Live in Millvale? Live near Millvale? Head on down to the Millvale Community Library for wiggling, giggling, great stories and songs! Fridays: June 1 - August 17 at 10:30am
Join us every Friday as we sing, dance, clap our hands, stomp our feet, and chase bubbles with Miss Jan! This program is fun for all ages, but is especially designed for our friends under 5 and their families or caretakers!
Join our preschool program where children ages 3-5 can explore stories through songs, retellings, STEM activities and a craft. Grow your preschooler's love for reading and learning! No registration required. There will be no storytime on June 29.
To receive text updates should preschool storytime need to be cancelled, text @prekexplor to 81010.
Geared to babies, birth to 18 months, this storytime is for the youngest of patrons. We will sing, clap, bounce, and listen to stories to start kids on the path to reading.
Thirty minutes of activities that includes music, creative movement and fun, all with one colorful parachute! Ages 2-5 WITH ADULT.
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 Library Children's Department 412-741-0937 sewchildek@einetwork.net
See the book, hear the words, feel the story. Children with developmental disabilities are invited to engage all their senses through interaction with stories, songs and activities. Caregivers, children and their peers will interact in a calm, supportive environment.
This storytime is designed for children ages 3 -5.
Immediately following Family Infant and Toddler Story Time, join Roman for Mini-Makers! This time is set aside to let our wee friends explore their creative side, while building critical thinking skills and improving motor functions! Come "make" with us! A toddler-friendly snack is included! FREE
For students entering 4th or 5th grade ONLY in August 2018.
Give Your Child a Summer That’s Out of This World with the Science of Space! GSK Science in the Summer™, is a fun and 100% free science education program for elementary school students entering second through fifth grades. It’s sponsored by GSK and offered through national science centers, community centers and libraries across the country. This summer of 2018, led by certified teachers, students will experience the Science of Space through fun, hands-on activities that teach them about Earth’s moon, the sun, the stars, space travel and more.
Pre-registration is required and paperwork for this free, grant-funded program will be available starting Saturday July 7th at the main desk inside the library.
Registration paperwork must be filled out and turned into the desk inside the library, before a spot will be guaranteed in this program.
Class sizes are limited to a maximum of 20 students.
Meet Miss Pennie at St. Aloysius Church at 3616 Mt Troy Rd, Pittsburgh, PA 15212 for stories, a craft and a great time! Fridays: June 4 through August 17 at noon.
Friday Lunch Bunch Sponsored by Ed and Mark’s Shop N Save - Bring a bagged lunch, we’ll supply the drink and great fun as we explore seasonal games, stories and crafts each week for children ages 4, 5 and 6. We are grateful to Ed and Mark’s Shop N Save (www.edandmarks.com) for their continued sponsorship of this program. Please register. Fridays: June 8 through August 17 at 12:15pm
In this four-day camp, children ages five-eight will engage in the science inquiry and engineering design processes with a Ruff Ruffman themed afternoon. The camp will integrate video, games and hand-on activities to provide kids with opportunities to play, build, explore and learn together. Spend an afternoon exploring, creating and investigating. This program is courtesy of WQED/PBS Kids. Registration is required.
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 afternoon or evening Knitting Circle.
Experts, novice players, and all those interested in playing the tile game Mah Jongg according to official National Mah Jongg League rules are welcome to join the Friday Mahjong Group! Feel free to stop by and get in a quick game while meeting new people and spending some time with others who love to play. Feel free to bring snacks and drinks with you if you'd like. No registration is neccessary.
The library has mah jongg games on hand, but players are encouraged to bring their own if they have them.
Call the library at 412.269.0334 with any questions or for more information.
Can't understand your new phone? How about that IPad? How do you set up email? These questions and many more can be answered when Ramona helps you in a 45-minute session. Ramona doesn't claim to "know-it-all" but with her patient attitude, you and she can figure it out. Call to reserve a time slot with Ramona.
Stop by the Second Chapter Cafe and join other adults to watch a different film each week! No registration required.
This week's selection is Journey's End.
March, 1918. C-company arrives to take its turn in the front-line trenches of norther France, led by the war-weary Captain Stanhope (Claflin). With a German offensive imminently approaching, the officers (Bettany, Graham, Sturridge) and their cook (Jones) use food and the memories of their lives before the war to distract themselves, while Stanhope soaks his fear in whisky, unable to deal with the dread of the inevitable. A young officer, Raleigh (Butterfield), arrives fresh out of training and abuzz with the excitement of his first real posting - not least because he is to serve under Stanhope, his former school house monitor and the object of his sister's affections. Each man is trapped, the days ticking by, the tension rising and the attack drawing ever closer...
Find Balance, Relieve Stress, Build Vitality...Come to the Library to take an Intro to Tai Chi class. Gurney Bolster from Tai Chi for Health Pittsburgh will be the instructor. The class is $10 per person. Registration is appreciated.
Do you love discussing the books you read, but don't have time to keep up with monthly book club selections? Join our new Bring Your Own Book discussion group! Just drop in each month to share some snacks, enjoy some good company, and chat about what you’ve been reading. No special preparation required!
Are you looking for a place to get together and play chess? Try our new Adult Chess Group which meets two Friday afternoons a month at the library in Room B.
All levels are welcome! Please bring your own chess set if possible. For further information please direct questions to dougettinger@verizon.net
CONTACT: Mt. Lebanon Public Library 412-531-1912 events@mtlebanonlibrary.org
Digital planetarium presented by Carnegie Science Center! Explore the differences between stars and planets, how we can recognize a planet in the night sky, and planetary motion.
Location of program: Cleveland Steward Elementary: All Purpose Room
For children going into grades 2 through 6.
Registration Required
CONTACT: Carla White 4123720500 whitec2@einetwork.net
LOCATION: Cleveland Steward Elementary School All-Purpose Room
Digital planetarium presented by Carnegie Science Center! Explore differences between planets and moons, and introduces students to major moons of the solar system.
Location of program: Cleveland Steward Elementary: All Purpose Room
For children going into grades 2 through 6.
Registration Required
CONTACT: Carla White 4123720500 whitec2@einetwork.net
LOCATION: Cleveland Steward Elementary School All-Purpose Room
Students in grades 6-12 are invited to join local artist Michelle and learn how to paint a 9x12 canvas piece of artwork! Techniques are taught using acrylic paint to create a take-home masterpiece ready to hang! Registration required for each class.
Are you new to Dungeons & Dragons or looking for a group to join? Want to run your own campaign but not sure where to start? Come learn with other adventurers during our Intro to D&D series!
Aug 17 - How to DM a game
Aug 24 - Building your character
Aug 31 - Combat tutorial
Sept 7 - Play a mini campaign
Please register for this all ages program. You can register for just one night or all four.
Registration will begin on July 15th. You may register online, in person at the adult reference desk or by calling 412-366-8100, extension 113.
Join us on Friday evenings in the Bridgeville Public Library's Community Room for a free showing of a recent DVD release. No registration required.
Avengers: Infinity War
The Avengers and their allies must be willing to sacrifice all in an attempt to defeat the powerful Thanos before his blitz of devastation and ruin puts an end to the universe. IMDB.com
Run Time: 2 hr 29 min
Rated: PG-13
CONTACT: Bridgeville Public Library 412-221-3737 bridgeville@einetwork.net
LOCATION: Community Room
CATEGORY: Adults
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