MEMORIAL DAY HOLIDAY - Library Closed

Citizens Library will be closed on Monday May 29th, to celebrate the Holiday.

“Play & Learn” Parent-Toddler Workshop

           Registration begins for the spring session of the “Play & Learn” Parent-Toddler Workshop.  “Play & Learn” will be on Wednesday mornings, 11:00 – 12:15, on May 3, 10, 17, 24, and 31.  The five-week workshop is for children ages 1-3 years, with a parent or adult caregiver.  Each week’s 75-minute program will include circle time, play time, an art activity, and individual time with a community resource professional to discuss issues of children’s health and development.

           Enrollment is limited, and registration is required for this workshop.  To register, or for more information, please stop in or call the Children’s Dept. at 724-222-2400, ext. 235.

Chess Club  

              Chess Club meets once a month on Saturdays at 10:00 AM.  Students can learn to play, learn some strategies to play better, and practice against players of varying levels.  Instructors will be available; Chess Club is free, and is open to all ages, including adults, and all levels of play.

Chess Club will not meet in July due to Summer Programs.

Help Citizens Library win an unrestricted grant from the Washington County Community Foundation's Acorn Fund! Visit our Charity Profile on www.wccfgives.org to help us win!  The Charity with the most unique profile visits will win! 

Citizens Library's Charity Profile: https://www.wccfgives.org/organizations/citizens-library-association-of-washington

Citizens Library Presents: Paul W. Amic, Local Author and Historian

June 14, 2017 | 6:00 PM | Citizens Library Public Meeting Room

Mr. Amic will discuss his new book "The Best of Pennsylvania Wrestling: 1938-2016."

This book showcases the Pennsylvania State Championships from 1938, when it was an experimental event, through 2016 when it became one of the most prestigious amateur athletic events in America.

READERS OF THE LOST ARK BOOK CLUB

Will meet on Thursday June 15, 2017, 6:00 – 7:00 pm in the Conference Room.  The book will be The Alienist  by Caleb Carr

Free and open to the Public. Feel free to bring a Snack!   

“Build a Better World”... at Summer Reading Club

           Summer Reading Club at Citizens Library will have you building a better home, a better meal, a better you, and a better world this summer!  With the theme “Build a Better World!” there will plenty of stories, crafts, movies, games, and other activities.  It all starts with REGISTRATION DAY on Monday, JUNE 19, beginning at 11:00 a.m.  Games and Activities are slated for 11:00 – 1:00 that day, or register any time after that.  Get a reading record (available for all ages, toddlers to adults) to track what you read this summer, plus a schedule of SRC programs.   

           Program events start the last week of June, and include:

• Tuesday “Kids’ Days” :  11:00 – 12:30; for kids finishing grades 1-6
• Thursday “Summer Story Time” :  11:00 – 12:00; for kids 3 yrs. (must be 3 by June 1) through Kindergarten.
• Special one-time events:  dates and times to be announced

For more information about SRC, please contact the Children’s Dept. at 724-222-2400, ext. 235

Wine Down and Paint for Citizens Library | Friday, July 14th at 6:00 PM | Public Meeting Room - Citizens Library

Participants will paint their own wine glass with step-by-step instructions from local artist Katelynn Falleroni.  Class is $30 per person.  Proceeds will benefit Citizens Library

BYOB.  Appetizers will be served. 

REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED.  Call 724-222-2400 ext. 222 to sign up.

Must be over 21 years old to participate.  Class size is limited to 30 participants.

Chess Club  

              Chess Club meets once a month on Saturdays at 10:00 AM.  Students can learn to play, learn some strategies to play better, and practice against players of varying levels.  Instructors will be available; Chess Club is free, and is open to all ages, including adults, and all levels of play.

Chess Club  

              Chess Club meets once a month on Saturdays at 10:00 AM.  Students can learn to play, learn some strategies to play better, and practice against players of varying levels.  Instructors will be available; Chess Club is free, and is open to all ages, including adults, and all levels of play.

Donate to Citizens Library on September 12 to have your gift increased by a percentage of a bonus pool.  On WCCF Gives Day your gift is worth more!

Visit our Charity Profile to donate on Gives Day: https://www.wccfgives.org/organizations/citizens-library-association-of-washington

What is WCCF Gives?

During this one-day event, each donation you make to your favorite Washington County charities via www.wccfgives.org or by check will be increased by a percentage of a bonus pool estimated to be at least $100,000. The minimum contribution is only $25, but donors are welcome to give as much and to as many charities as they would like during WCCF Gives.To date, the Foundation has awarded more than $2,400,000 in grants to local charities through WCCF Gives.

Chess Club  

              Chess Club meets once a month on Saturdays at 10:00 AM.  Students can learn to play, learn some strategies to play better, and practice against players of varying levels.  Instructors will be available; Chess Club is free, and is open to all ages, including adults, and all levels of play.

Chess Club  

              Chess Club meets once a month on Saturdays at 10:00 AM.  Students can learn to play, learn some strategies to play better, and practice against players of varying levels.  Instructors will be available; Chess Club is free, and is open to all ages, including adults, and all levels of play.

Chess Club  

              Chess Club meets once a month on Saturdays at 10:00 AM.  Students can learn to play, learn some strategies to play better, and practice against players of varying levels.  Instructors will be available; Chess Club is free, and is open to all ages, including adults, and all levels of play.