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Saturday May 18, 2013			Go To Top
	2:30 PM - 3:30 PM	AppCertain: Child Security for Apps on Apple Devices
		Contact: Kathy Sutton 412-452-5420 ksutton114@yahoo.com
		Do you have an iPhone, iPad or iPod? Are your children playing games on these devices? Do they have devices of their own? Mobile devices are so user friendly that even infants can be entertained for long periods of time. It may seem innocent enough but parents are often unaware of the dangers to be found on simple game apps. It is quite common for children to make in-app purchases hidden behind free apps without even realizing what they are doing. There are also apps that contain subliminal messaging, inappropriate content and tracking devices that can pinpoint the whereabouts of your child at all times. It is a scary world we live in so it helps to have as much protection as possible. Spencer Whitman has an extensive background in cyber security and saw a need for a monitoring service on mobile devices. He has combined his years experience and research to create a free service for users of this ever changing technology. He is the co-founder of AppCertain, which is a spinoff of Carnegie Mellon where Spencer received his Masters in Electrical and Computer Engineering and a BS in Computer Science. Take this opportunity to hear an informative presentation about one of the most cutting edge new companies in Pittsburgh. Spencer will be available for one on one instruction with your personal devices and will be glad to answer any questions.
		Location: Red Oak Room
		There are many spaces available.
Sunday May 19, 2013			Go To Top
	6:00 PM - 8:30 PM	2nd Annual Taste of Two Towns
		Contact: Beth Mellor 412-828-9532
		The Oakmont Library Board of Trustees cordially invites you to attend A TASTE OF TWO TOWNS - A sampling of specialty foods prepared by Oakmont and Verona Chefs. In response to popular demand – and because the initial Taste of Two Towns was such a roaring success, we’re delighted to announce that this year’s event will happen on Sunday May 19th, from 6 to 8:30 pm. Once again the Oakmont Library will be transformed into a buzzing bistro , featuring sample dishes from the top restaurants of Oakmont and Verona. The gala’s libations -- wine, beer, soda, water -- are included in your donation of $50 per person. Not only will you experience a delightful evening in a splendid setting, your participation will also help our jewel of a library to shine even brighter. What a fun way to keep the Oakmont Library, a vital community resource, on the cutting edge. Last year’s proceeds were used to: repair plaster on the 1901 side of the library; update the phone system and Wi-Fi; deepen our travel and career collections and expand the Youth Services position. You'll soon see forms around town and at the library to fill out and return with your donation - we hope to see you there!
Monday May 20, 2013			Go To Top
		No Movie Night in May

	6:00 PM - 6:45 PM	NO Book Buddies in MAY
		Contact: Karen Crowell (412) 828-9532 crowellk@einetwork.net
		NO Book Buddies in May! Look for our June schedule.
		Location: Acorn Room

	6:00 PM - 7:30 PM	Gentle Yoga
		Contact: Cora Fetchko coraphd@gmail.com
		Join Dr. Cora Fetchko for a session of gentle yoga. Wear comfortable clothing, bring a floor covering and enjoy the relaxation and healthy benefits of yoga.
		Location: Red Oak Room

	6:30 PM - 8:00 PM	Oakmont Historical Society: 'Westinghouse Robots' by Ed Reiss
		Contact: Gary Rogers oakmonthistory@gmail.com
		During the 1920s the Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company designed and built some very early robots. They were named Televox, Willie, Volcalite, Elektro... and even a robotic dog named Sparko! Ed Reis, the Westinghouse Historian at the Senator John Heinz History Center, will present a program on these most fascinating characters; which he will bring back from the shadows of time.
		Location: Oak Room
Tuesday May 21, 2013			Go To Top
	10:15 AM - 11:45 AM	Gentle Yoga
		Contact: Dr. Cora Fetchko coraphd@gmail.com
		Join Dr. Cora Fetchko for a session of gentle yoga. Wear comfortable clothing, bring a floor covering and enjoy the relaxation and healthy benefits of yoga.
		Location: Oak Room

	6:30 PM - 7:30 PM	Meditation Class
		Contact: Robin Almendinger, Adult Programming Coordinator 412.828.9532 almendingerr@einetwork.net
		Learn meditation with simple techniques and recognize the peace, beauty, joy within. At the sessions, in the first half we try to understand the subtle science behind this meditation and in the next half we meditate. The session is 1 hr long. Walk ins are welcome and there is no fee to attend the sessions. Practiced for thousands of years, meditation was once recognized as a means for understanding the spiritual and mystical sides of life. Today it's frequently used to reduce stress and create a tranquil mind. According to the Mayo Clinic, there is an increasing amount of scientific research supporting the health benefits of meditation. Speaking from her own experience, Dr. Vijayvargiya has witnessed examples of improved health conditions when patients included meditation in their regimen of care, especially for those with high blood pressure and coronary artery disease. It can also ease the anxiety and other effects associated with chemotherapy.
		Location: Red Oak Room
Wednesday May 22, 2013			Go To Top
	10:30 AM - 11:15 AM	NO Book Buddies in MAY
		Contact: Karen Crowell (412) 828-9532 crowellk@einetwork.net
		NO Book Buddies in May! Look for our June schedule.
		Location: Acorn Room

	6:30 PM - 7:15 PM	Extreme Fit Club
		Contact: Kevin Fulton k_fulton@hotmail.com
		Need to get in shape? Come and participate in the Fit Club, taught by Kevin Fulton, a local personal fitness trainer, who will conduct this FREE weekly workout session to help you reach your fitness goals and adopt a healthy lifestyle. Each week the fit club will perform at 30-45 min. workout via a Beachbody workout program, with a different program each week. Looking for a challenging, high impact workout? Join us and workout to some of Beachbody's most intense workouts, P90X, INSANITY, TurboFire, and Les Mills Combat!
		Location: Oak Room
Thursday May 23, 2013			Go To Top
	1:00 PM - 2:00 PM	Introduction to Falun Gong Series
		Contact: Eunice 412-779-7495 xiaoyanliu12@gmail.com
		This is a 6-week course to introduce you to the practice of Falun Gong, also known as Falun Dafa, an ancient Chinese practice for mind and body. It involves five sets of slow, gentle movements and meditation and is similar to Tai Chi. It is easy to learn and enjoyable to practice. A central component of Falun Gong practice is studying the universal principles of truthfulness, benevolence, and tolerance. While the exercises have deep inner meanings, they also help to reduce stress and can bring great improvements in health and fitness. All classes are FREE!
		Location: Red Oak Room
Friday May 24, 2013			Go To Top
	10:30 AM - 11:30 AM	Little Achievers Wee Playgroup
		Contact: Liz Gottus 412-995-5000 x 416
		Little Achievers Wee Playgroup here at the Oakmont Library! For all children ages 18 months to 3 years old. Parents or caregivers must stay with children. FREE to the public, registration is REQUIRED. Register online at http://www.achieva.info or contact Liz Gottus at 412-995-5000 x 416.
		Location: Acorn Room

Sunday May 26, 2013			Go To Top
		LIBRARY CLOSED SUNDAYS TILL AFTER LABOR DAY
Monday May 27, 2013			Go To Top
		LIBARY CLOSED FOR MEMORIAL DAY HOLIDAY

	6:00 PM - 6:45 PM	NO Book Buddies in MAY
		Contact: Karen Crowell (412) 828-9532 crowellk@einetwork.net
		NO Book Buddies in May! Look for our June schedule.
		Location: Acorn Room
Tuesday May 28, 2013			Go To Top
	10:15 AM - 11:45 AM	Gentle Yoga
		Contact: Dr. Cora Fetchko coraphd@gmail.com
		Join Dr. Cora Fetchko for a session of gentle yoga. Wear comfortable clothing, bring a floor covering and enjoy the relaxation and healthy benefits of yoga.
		Location: Oak Room

	6:30 PM - 7:30 PM	Meditation Class
		Contact: Robin Almendinger, Adult Programming Coordinator 412.828.9532 almendingerr@einetwork.net
		Learn meditation with simple techniques and recognize the peace, beauty, joy within. At the sessions, in the first half we try to understand the subtle science behind this meditation and in the next half we meditate. The session is 1 hr long. Walk ins are welcome and there is no fee to attend the sessions. Practiced for thousands of years, meditation was once recognized as a means for understanding the spiritual and mystical sides of life. Today it's frequently used to reduce stress and create a tranquil mind. According to the Mayo Clinic, there is an increasing amount of scientific research supporting the health benefits of meditation. Speaking from her own experience, Dr. Vijayvargiya has witnessed examples of improved health conditions when patients included meditation in their regimen of care, especially for those with high blood pressure and coronary artery disease. It can also ease the anxiety and other effects associated with chemotherapy.
		Location: Red Oak Room
Wednesday May 29, 2013			Go To Top
	10:30 AM - 11:15 AM	NO Book Buddies in MAY
		Contact: Karen Crowell (412) 828-9532 crowellk@einetwork.net
		NO Book Buddies in May! Look for our June schedule.
		Location: Acorn Room

	6:30 PM - 7:15 PM	Extreme Fit Club
		Contact: Kevin Fulton k_fulton@hotmail.com
		Need to get in shape? Come and participate in the Fit Club, taught by Kevin Fulton, a local personal fitness trainer, who will conduct this FREE weekly workout session to help you reach your fitness goals and adopt a healthy lifestyle. Each week the fit club will perform at 30-45 min. workout via a Beachbody workout program, with a different program each week. Looking for a challenging, high impact workout? Join us and workout to some of Beachbody's most intense workouts, P90X, INSANITY, TurboFire, and Les Mills Combat!
		Location: Oak Room
Thursday May 30, 2013			Go To Top
	1:00 PM - 2:00 PM	Introduction to Falun Gong Series
		Contact: Eunice 412-779-7495 xiaoyanliu12@gmail.com
		This is a 6-week course to introduce you to the practice of Falun Gong, also known as Falun Dafa, an ancient Chinese practice for mind and body. It involves five sets of slow, gentle movements and meditation and is similar to Tai Chi. It is easy to learn and enjoyable to practice. A central component of Falun Gong practice is studying the universal principles of truthfulness, benevolence, and tolerance. While the exercises have deep inner meanings, they also help to reduce stress and can bring great improvements in health and fitness. All classes are FREE!
		Location: Red Oak Room
Monday June 3, 2013			Go To Top
	6:00 PM	Gentle Yoga
		Contact: Dr. Cora Fetchko coraphd@gmail.com
		Join Dr. Cora Fetchko for a session of gentle yoga. Wear comfortable clothing, bring a floor covering and enjoy the relaxation and healthy benefits of yoga.
		Location: Oak Room

	6:00 PM - 6:45 PM	Garden Buddies
		Contact: Karen Crowell 412-828-9532 x 3 crowellk@einetwork.net
		Garden Buddies ~ Our Summer Version of Book Buddies! For children ages 0 - 5 with parent or caregiver. Monday evenings in June at 6:00 in the Acorn Rm. Wednesday mornings in June at 10:30 am in the Outdoor Garden Area, weather permitting. In case of inclement weather, Wednesday Garden Buddies will be held in the Oak Rm. Our summer story time will be an ABBREVIATED VERSION of our regular Book Buddies. We will have simple snack, read themed books, engage in circle time, and offer coloring sheets to take home.
		Location: Acorn Room
Tuesday June 4, 2013			Go To Top
	10:15 AM	Gentle Yoga
		Contact: Dr. Cora Fetchko coraphd@gmail.com
		Join Dr. Cora Fetchko for a session of gentle yoga. Wear comfortable clothing, bring a floor covering and enjoy the relaxation and healthy benefits of yoga.
		Location: Oak Room

	6:30 PM - 7:30 PM	Meditation Class
		Contact: Robin Almendinger, Adult Programming Coordinator 412.828.9532 almendingerr@einetwork.net
		Learn meditation with simple techniques and recognize the peace, beauty, joy within. At the sessions, in the first half we try to understand the subtle science behind this meditation and in the next half we meditate. The session is 1 hr long. Walk ins are welcome and there is no fee to attend the sessions. Practiced for thousands of years, meditation was once recognized as a means for understanding the spiritual and mystical sides of life. Today it's frequently used to reduce stress and create a tranquil mind. According to the Mayo Clinic, there is an increasing amount of scientific research supporting the health benefits of meditation. Speaking from her own experience, Dr. Vijayvargiya has witnessed examples of improved health conditions when patients included meditation in their regimen of care, especially for those with high blood pressure and coronary artery disease. It can also ease the anxiety and other effects associated with chemotherapy.
		Location: Red Oak Room

Wednesday June 5, 2013			Go To Top
	10:30 AM - 11:15 AM	Garden Buddies
		Contact: Karen Crowell 412-828-9532 x 3 crowellk@einetwork.net
		Garden Buddies ~ Our Summer Version of Book Buddies! For children ages 0 - 5 with parent or caregiver. Monday evenings in June at 6:00 in the Acorn Rm. Wednesday mornings in June at 10:30 am in the Outdoor Garden Area, weather permitting. In case of inclement weather, Wednesday Garden Buddies will be held in the Oak Rm. Our summer story time will be an ABBREVIATED VERSION of our regular Book Buddies. We will have simple snack, read themed books, engage in circle time, and offer coloring sheets to take home.
Thursday June 6, 2013			Go To Top
	1:00 PM - 2:00 PM	Introduction to Falun Gong Series
		Contact: Eunice 412-779-7495 xiaoyanliu12@gmail.com
		This is a 6-week course to introduce you to the practice of Falun Gong, also known as Falun Dafa, an ancient Chinese practice for mind and body. It involves five sets of slow, gentle movements and meditation and is similar to Tai Chi. It is easy to learn and enjoyable to practice. A central component of Falun Gong practice is studying the universal principles of truthfulness, benevolence, and tolerance. While the exercises have deep inner meanings, they also help to reduce stress and can bring great improvements in health and fitness. All classes are FREE!
		Location: Red Oak Room
Friday June 7, 2013			Go To Top
		Staff Meeting - Library Opens at Noon
Saturday June 8, 2013			Go To Top
	1:00 PM - 3:00 PM	Summer Reading Kick-Off for Kids
		Contact: Karen Crowell 412-828-9532 crowellk@einetwork.net
		SUMMER READING KICK-OFF! For kids of all ages who are interested in signing up for summer reading! Get your summer reading bags, sign up for programs, enjoy some snacks and work on some simple crafts. No registration necessary.
		Location: Oak Room
Monday June 10, 2013			Go To Top
	6:00 PM	Gentle Yoga
		Contact: Dr. Cora Fetchko coraphd@gmail.com
		Join Dr. Cora Fetchko for a session of gentle yoga. Wear comfortable clothing, bring a floor covering and enjoy the relaxation and healthy benefits of yoga.
		Location: Oak Room

	6:00 PM - 6:45 PM	Garden Buddies
		Contact: Karen Crowell 412-828-9532 x 3 crowellk@einetwork.net
		Garden Buddies ~ Our Summer Version of Book Buddies! For children ages 0 - 5 with parent or caregiver. Monday evenings in June at 6:00 in the Acorn Rm. Wednesday mornings in June at 10:30 am in the Outdoor Garden Area, weather permitting. In case of inclement weather, Wednesday Garden Buddies will be held in the Oak Rm. Our summer story time will be an ABBREVIATED VERSION of our regular Book Buddies. We will have simple snack, read themed books, engage in circle time, and offer coloring sheets to take home.
		Location: Acorn Room

	6:00 PM - 7:30 PM	Cookbook Club: 'Sandra Lee Semi-Homemade Money Saving Meals'
		Contact: Robin Almendinger, Adult Programming Coordinator 412.828.9532 almendingerr@einetwork.net
		Do you love to browse through cookbooks and try new recipes? Are you a foodie? Would you like to meet new people and share food with them? Then this is the club for you! Each month, we will select a cookbook and display it at the programming table. Look through the book and choose a recipe you want to make. Mark the page with a post-it note with your name so that we know who will be cooking what. Ask a library staff member to copy the recipe for you to take home. Prepare your food or beverage and bring it to Cookbook Club, which will take place on the second Monday of every month at 6PM at the library. Tableware will be provided. Food, new friends, and fun! Please join us and start cooking !
		Location: White Oak Room
Tuesday June 11, 2013			Go To Top
	10:00 AM - 12:00 PM	Oakmont Genealogy Society Meeting
		Researching your family history? Come meet with other genealogists and discuss your search! Meets the second Tuesday of every month.

	10:15 AM	Gentle Yoga
		Contact: Dr. Cora Fetchko coraphd@gmail.com
		Join Dr. Cora Fetchko for a session of gentle yoga. Wear comfortable clothing, bring a floor covering and enjoy the relaxation and healthy benefits of yoga.
		Location: Red Oak Room

	3:00 PM - 4:00 PM	Afternoon Adventures for Crafty Kids
		Contact: Karen Crowell (412) 828-9532 x 3 crowellk@einetwork.net
		For children ages 5 - 12, YOUNGER OR OLDER SIBLINGS WELCOME! We will have rotating stations with short-themed DVDs, snacks, and FUN crafts! Limit for this class is 48 kids. Registration is not required but is recommended. You may register in person at our June 8th summer reading kickoff, or by phone after June 8th. June 11th Theme: Father's Day - Make Dad a key holder & a fun Father's Day card!
		Location: Oak Room

	6:30 PM - 7:30 PM	Meditation Class
		Contact: Robin Almendinger, Adult Programming Coordinator 412.828.9532 almendingerr@einetwork.net
		Learn meditation with simple techniques and recognize the peace, beauty, joy within. At the sessions, in the first half we try to understand the subtle science behind this meditation and in the next half we meditate. The session is 1 hr long. Walk ins are welcome and there is no fee to attend the sessions. Practiced for thousands of years, meditation was once recognized as a means for understanding the spiritual and mystical sides of life. Today it's frequently used to reduce stress and create a tranquil mind. According to the Mayo Clinic, there is an increasing amount of scientific research supporting the health benefits of meditation. Speaking from her own experience, Dr. Vijayvargiya has witnessed examples of improved health conditions when patients included meditation in their regimen of care, especially for those with high blood pressure and coronary artery disease. It can also ease the anxiety and other effects associated with chemotherapy.
		Location: Red Oak Room
Wednesday June 12, 2013			Go To Top
	10:30 AM - 11:15 AM	Garden Buddies
		Contact: Karen Crowell 412-828-9532 x 3 crowellk@einetwork.net
		Garden Buddies ~ Our Summer Version of Book Buddies! For children ages 0 - 5 with parent or caregiver. Monday evenings in June at 6:00 in the Acorn Rm. Wednesday mornings in June at 10:30 am in the Outdoor Garden Area, weather permitting. In case of inclement weather, Wednesday Garden Buddies will be held in the Oak Rm. Our summer story time will be an ABBREVIATED VERSION of our regular Book Buddies. We will have simple snack, read themed books, engage in circle time, and offer coloring sheets to take home.

Thursday June 13, 2013			Go To Top
	1:00 PM - 2:00 PM	Introduction to Falun Gong Series
		Contact: Eunice 412-779-7495 xiaoyanliu12@gmail.com
		This is a 6-week course to introduce you to the practice of Falun Gong, also known as Falun Dafa, an ancient Chinese practice for mind and body. It involves five sets of slow, gentle movements and meditation and is similar to Tai Chi. It is easy to learn and enjoyable to practice. A central component of Falun Gong practice is studying the universal principles of truthfulness, benevolence, and tolerance. While the exercises have deep inner meanings, they also help to reduce stress and can bring great improvements in health and fitness. All classes are FREE!
		Location: Red Oak Room
Friday June 14, 2013			Go To Top
	9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Senior Coffee Hour: Wii Bowling
		Contact: Robin Almendinger, Adult Programming Coordinator 412.828.9532 almendingerr@einetwork.net
		A special time just for seniors to enjoy the peace and quiet of the library and the full attention of the librarians for computer help, research questions, or book browsing. Free coffee and pastries provided by Longwood at Oakmont. This month's activity is Wii bowling, but you are welcome to pursue whatever you wish.
		Location: Entire library
Saturday June 15, 2013			Go To Top
	11:00 AM - 1:00 PM	Adult Summer Reading Kickoff and Planting Party
		Contact: Stephanie Zimble (412) 828 - 9532 zimbles@einetwork.net
		Stop by the library, sign up for Summer Reading, and get a plant to take home! We'll have refreshments in the garden on the Allegheny River Boulevard side of the building, weather permitting. Hope to see you there!
Monday June 17, 2013			Go To Top
	6:00 PM	Gentle Yoga
		Contact: Dr. Cora Fetchko coraphd@gmail.com
		Join Dr. Cora Fetchko for a session of gentle yoga. Wear comfortable clothing, bring a floor covering and enjoy the relaxation and healthy benefits of yoga.
		Location: Red Oak Room

	6:00 PM - 6:45 PM	Garden Buddies
		Contact: Karen Crowell 412-828-9532 x 3 crowellk@einetwork.net
		Garden Buddies ~ Our Summer Version of Book Buddies! For children ages 0 - 5 with parent or caregiver. Monday evenings in June at 6:00 in the Acorn Rm. Wednesday mornings in June at 10:30 am in the Outdoor Garden Area, weather permitting. In case of inclement weather, Wednesday Garden Buddies will be held in the Oak Rm. Our summer story time will be an ABBREVIATED VERSION of our regular Book Buddies. We will have simple snack, read themed books, engage in circle time, and offer coloring sheets to take home.
		Location: Acorn Room

	6:30 PM	From Page to Screen: Based on the novel 'One Shot' by Lee Child
		Contact: Robin Almendinger, Adult Programming Coordinator 412.828.9532 almendingerr@einetwork.net
		In a city you will immediately identify as Pittsburgh, a sniper kills five victims. He is arrested, and the police quickly produce an open-and-shut case against him. He asks for Jack Reacher, a former Army criminal investigator. Reacher hears of the case and arrives, only to take the prosecution's side. Eventually, he and the defense attorney dig deeper to discover the real story. Stars Tom Cruise, Rosamund Pike and Richard Jenkins. Rated PG-13, 124 min.
		Location: Oak Room
Tuesday June 18, 2013			Go To Top
	10:15 AM	Gentle Yoga
		Contact: Dr. Cora Fetchko coraphd@gmail.com
		Join Dr. Cora Fetchko for a session of gentle yoga. Wear comfortable clothing, bring a floor covering and enjoy the relaxation and healthy benefits of yoga.
		Location: Oak Room

	3:00 PM - 4:00 PM	Afternoon Adventures for Crafty Kids
		Contact: Karen Crowell (412) 828-9532 x 3 crowellk@einetwork.net
		For children ages 5 - 12, YOUNGER OR OLDER SIBLINGS WELCOME! We will have rotating stations with short-themed DVDs, snacks, and FUN crafts! Limit for this class is 48 kids. Registration is not required but is recommended. You may register in person at our June 8th summer reading kickoff, or by phone after June 8th. June 18th Theme: Gardening - Decorate your own flower pot & plant seeds!
		Location: Oak Room
Wednesday June 19, 2013			Go To Top
	10:30 AM - 11:15 AM	Garden Buddies
		Contact: Karen Crowell 412-828-9532 x 3 crowellk@einetwork.net
		Garden Buddies ~ Our Summer Version of Book Buddies! For children ages 0 - 5 with parent or caregiver. Monday evenings in June at 6:00 in the Acorn Rm. Wednesday mornings in June at 10:30 am in the Outdoor Garden Area, weather permitting. In case of inclement weather, Wednesday Garden Buddies will be held in the Oak Rm. Our summer story time will be an ABBREVIATED VERSION of our regular Book Buddies. We will have simple snack, read themed books, engage in circle time, and offer coloring sheets to take home.

	6:30 PM - 7:45 PM	The Town That Was: A Documentary about the Centralia, PA Mine Fire
		Contact: Stephanie Zimble (412) 828 9532 zimbles@einetwork.net
		Join us at the library for a screening of this interesting 71 minute documentary about the long burning Centralia, PA mine fire. Made in 2007, this documentary features interviews with some of the town's remaining residents. Part of our Groundbreaking Reads summer programming series! "In 1962, a trash fire ignited a seam of anthracite coal beneath Centralia, Pennsylvania, a town of over 3,000 people. By the mid-1980s, giant plumes of smoke and deadly carbon monoxide gases billowed from fissures in the ground. Today, only 11 die-hards remain. "
Thursday June 20, 2013			Go To Top
	6:30 PM - 8:00 PM	Allegheny Valley Poets Meeting
		Contact: Robin Almendinger, Adult Programming Coordinator 412.828.9532 almendingerr@einetwork.net
		The Allegheny Valley Poets meet on the third Thursday of every month to discuss their poetry.
Friday June 21, 2013			Go To Top
	10:30 AM - 12:00 PM	Book Club: 'Light Between Oceans' by M.L. Stedman
		Contact: Robin Almendinger, Adult Programming Coordinator 412.828.9532 almendingerr@einetwork.net
		Location: Squirrel's Nest

Saturday June 22, 2013			Go To Top
	10:30 AM - 12:00 PM	'Your Inner Powers and How to Plug Them In' by Eileen Colianni
		Contact: Robin Almendinger, Adult Programming Coordinator 412.828.9532 almendingerr@einetwork.net
		This is another part of the "I Want a New Life' series.
		Location: Oak Room
		There are many spaces available.
Monday June 24, 2013			Go To Top
	6:00 PM	Gentle Yoga
		Contact: Dr. Cora Fetchko coraphd@gmail.com
		Join Dr. Cora Fetchko for a session of gentle yoga. Wear comfortable clothing, bring a floor covering and enjoy the relaxation and healthy benefits of yoga.
		Location: Oak Room

	6:00 PM - 6:45 PM	Garden Buddies
		Contact: Karen Crowell 412-828-9532 x 3 crowellk@einetwork.net
		Garden Buddies ~ Our Summer Version of Book Buddies! For children ages 0 - 5 with parent or caregiver. Monday evenings in June at 6:00 in the Acorn Rm. Wednesday mornings in June at 10:30 am in the Outdoor Garden Area, weather permitting. In case of inclement weather, Wednesday Garden Buddies will be held in the Oak Rm. Our summer story time will be an ABBREVIATED VERSION of our regular Book Buddies. We will have simple snack, read themed books, engage in circle time, and offer coloring sheets to take home.
		Location: Acorn Room
Tuesday June 25, 2013			Go To Top
	10:15 AM	Gentle Yoga
		Contact: Dr. Cora Fetchko coraphd@gmail.com
		Join Dr. Cora Fetchko for a session of gentle yoga. Wear comfortable clothing, bring a floor covering and enjoy the relaxation and healthy benefits of yoga.
		Location: Oak Room

	3:00 PM - 4:00 PM	Afternoon Adventures for Crafty Kids
		Contact: Karen Crowell (412) 828-9532 x 3 crowellk@einetwork.net
		For children ages 5 - 12, YOUNGER OR OLDER SIBLINGS WELCOME! We will have rotating stations with short-themed DVDs, snacks, and FUN crafts! Limit for this class is 48 kids. Registration is not required but is recommended. You may register in person at our June 8th summer reading kickoff, or by phone after June 8th. June 25th Theme: Underground Animals - Color your own articulated wooden snake!
		Location: Oak Room

	6:30 PM - 7:30 PM	Meditation Class
		Contact: Robin Almendinger, Adult Programming Coordinator 412.828.9532 almendingerr@einetwork.net
		Learn meditation with simple techniques and recognize the peace, beauty, joy within. At the sessions, in the first half we try to understand the subtle science behind this meditation and in the next half we meditate. The session is 1 hr long. Walk ins are welcome and there is no fee to attend the sessions. Practiced for thousands of years, meditation was once recognized as a means for understanding the spiritual and mystical sides of life. Today it's frequently used to reduce stress and create a tranquil mind. According to the Mayo Clinic, there is an increasing amount of scientific research supporting the health benefits of meditation. Speaking from her own experience, Dr. Vijayvargiya has witnessed examples of improved health conditions when patients included meditation in their regimen of care, especially for those with high blood pressure and coronary artery disease. It can also ease the anxiety and other effects associated with chemotherapy.
		Location: Red Oak Room
Wednesday June 26, 2013			Go To Top
	10:30 AM - 11:15 AM	Garden Buddies
		Contact: Karen Crowell 412-828-9532 x 3 crowellk@einetwork.net
		Garden Buddies ~ Our Summer Version of Book Buddies! For children ages 0 - 5 with parent or caregiver. Monday evenings in June at 6:00 in the Acorn Rm. Wednesday mornings in June at 10:30 am in the Outdoor Garden Area, weather permitting. In case of inclement weather, Wednesday Garden Buddies will be held in the Oak Rm. Our summer story time will be an ABBREVIATED VERSION of our regular Book Buddies. We will have simple snack, read themed books, engage in circle time, and offer coloring sheets to take home.
Thursday June 27, 2013			Go To Top
	6:30 PM - 8:00 PM	History of Mining in the Allegheny Valley and Tour-Ed Mine
		Contact: Stephanie Zimble 412-828-9532 zimbles@einetwork.net
		Join Tour-Ed Mine's Rich Zilka, Retired Federal Mine Inspector, as he gives a fun and interesting talk about the history of mining in the Allegheny Valley! Rich will touch on the history of mining in Oakmont and talk about his work at Tour-Ed Mine. He'll have lots of fun show and tell items, too, and will be ready to answer questions. We hope to see you there!
Monday July 1, 2013			Go To Top
	6:00 PM	Gentle Yoga
		Contact: Dr. Cora Fetchko coraphd@gmail.com
		Join Dr. Cora Fetchko for a session of gentle yoga. Wear comfortable clothing, bring a floor covering and enjoy the relaxation and healthy benefits of yoga.
		Location: Oak Room
Tuesday July 2, 2013			Go To Top
	10:15 AM	Gentle Yoga
		Contact: Dr. Cora Fetchko coraphd@gmail.com
		Join Dr. Cora Fetchko for a session of gentle yoga. Wear comfortable clothing, bring a floor covering and enjoy the relaxation and healthy benefits of yoga.
		Location: Oak Room

	3:00 PM - 4:00 PM	Afternoon Adventures for Crafty Kids
		Contact: Karen Crowell (412) 828-9532 x 3 crowellk@einetwork.net
		For children ages 5 - 12, YOUNGER OR OLDER SIBLINGS WELCOME! We will have rotating stations with short-themed DVDs, snacks, and FUN crafts! Limit for this class is 48 kids. Registration is not required but is recommended. You may register in person at our June 8th summer reading kickoff, or by phone after June 8th. July 2nd Theme: 4th of July - Make a patriotic windsock!
		Location: Oak Room

	6:30 PM - 7:30 PM	Meditation Class
		Contact: Robin Almendinger, Adult Programming Coordinator 412.828.9532 almendingerr@einetwork.net
		Learn meditation with simple techniques and recognize the peace, beauty, joy within. At the sessions, in the first half we try to understand the subtle science behind this meditation and in the next half we meditate. The session is 1 hr long. Walk ins are welcome and there is no fee to attend the sessions. Practiced for thousands of years, meditation was once recognized as a means for understanding the spiritual and mystical sides of life. Today it's frequently used to reduce stress and create a tranquil mind. According to the Mayo Clinic, there is an increasing amount of scientific research supporting the health benefits of meditation. Speaking from her own experience, Dr. Vijayvargiya has witnessed examples of improved health conditions when patients included meditation in their regimen of care, especially for those with high blood pressure and coronary artery disease. It can also ease the anxiety and other effects associated with chemotherapy.
		Location: Red Oak Room

Thursday July 4, 2013			Go To Top
		Independence Day - Library Closed
Monday July 8, 2013			Go To Top
	6:00 PM	Gentle Yoga
		Contact: Dr. Cora Fetchko coraphd@gmail.com
		Join Dr. Cora Fetchko for a session of gentle yoga. Wear comfortable clothing, bring a floor covering and enjoy the relaxation and healthy benefits of yoga.
		Location: Oak Room

	6:00 PM - 7:30 PM	Cookbook Club
		Contact: Robin Almendinger, Adult Programming Coordinator 412.828.9532 almendingerr@einetwork.net
		Do you love to browse through cookbooks and try new recipes? Are you a foodie? Would you like to meet new people and share food with them? Then this is the club for you! Each month, we will select a cookbook and display it at the programming table. Look through the book and choose a recipe you want to make. Mark the page with a post-it note with your name so that we know who will be cooking what. Ask a library staff member to copy the recipe for you to take home. Prepare your food or beverage and bring it to Cookbook Club, which will take place on the second Monday of every month at 6PM at the library. Tableware will be provided. Food, new friends, and fun! Please join us and start cooking !
		Location: White Oak Room
Tuesday July 9, 2013			Go To Top
	10:15 AM	Gentle Yoga
		Contact: Dr. Cora Fetchko coraphd@gmail.com
		Join Dr. Cora Fetchko for a session of gentle yoga. Wear comfortable clothing, bring a floor covering and enjoy the relaxation and healthy benefits of yoga.
		Location: Red Oak Room

	3:00 PM - 4:00 PM	Afternoon Adventures for Crafty Kids
		Contact: Karen Crowell (412) 828-9532 x 3 crowellk@einetwork.net
		For children ages 5 - 12, YOUNGER OR OLDER SIBLINGS WELCOME! We will have rotating stations with short-themed DVDs, snacks, and FUN crafts! Limit for this class is 48 kids. Registration is not required but is recommended. You may register in person at our June 8th summer reading kickoff, or by phone after June 8th. July 9th Theme: Under the Sea - Decorate an Under the Sea suncatcher!
		Location: Oak Room

	6:00 PM - 7:30 PM	'Shoulder Pain' by Dr. Christopher Emond
		Contact: Robin Almendinger, Adult Programming Coordinator 412.828.9532 almendingerr@einetwork.net
		Dr. Emond of Tri-State Orthopedics will discuss the causes and treatments of the most common types of shoulder pain.
		Location: Oak Room
		There are many spaces available.

	6:30 PM - 7:30 PM	Meditation Class
		Contact: Robin Almendinger, Adult Programming Coordinator 412.828.9532 almendingerr@einetwork.net
		Learn meditation with simple techniques and recognize the peace, beauty, joy within. At the sessions, in the first half we try to understand the subtle science behind this meditation and in the next half we meditate. The session is 1 hr long. Walk ins are welcome and there is no fee to attend the sessions. Practiced for thousands of years, meditation was once recognized as a means for understanding the spiritual and mystical sides of life. Today it's frequently used to reduce stress and create a tranquil mind. According to the Mayo Clinic, there is an increasing amount of scientific research supporting the health benefits of meditation. Speaking from her own experience, Dr. Vijayvargiya has witnessed examples of improved health conditions when patients included meditation in their regimen of care, especially for those with high blood pressure and coronary artery disease. It can also ease the anxiety and other effects associated with chemotherapy.
		Location: Red Oak Room
Friday July 12, 2013			Go To Top
	9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Senior Coffee Hour
		Contact: Robin Almendinger, Adult Programming Coordinator 412.828.9532 almendingerr@einetwork.net
		A special time just for seniors to enjoy the peace and quiet of the library and the full attention of the librarians for computer help, research questions, or book browsing. Free coffee and pastries provided by Longwood at Oakmont.
		Location: Entire library
Monday July 15, 2013			Go To Top
	6:00 PM	Gentle Yoga
		Contact: Dr. Cora Fetchko coraphd@gmail.com
		Join Dr. Cora Fetchko for a session of gentle yoga. Wear comfortable clothing, bring a floor covering and enjoy the relaxation and healthy benefits of yoga.
		Location: Red Oak Room

	6:30 PM	From Page to Screen Movie Night
		Contact: Robin Almendinger, Adult Programming Coordinator 412.828.9532 almendingerr@einetwork.net
		Location: Oak Room
Tuesday July 16, 2013			Go To Top
	10:15 AM	Gentle Yoga
		Contact: Dr. Cora Fetchko coraphd@gmail.com
		Join Dr. Cora Fetchko for a session of gentle yoga. Wear comfortable clothing, bring a floor covering and enjoy the relaxation and healthy benefits of yoga.
		Location: Oak Room

	3:00 PM - 4:00 PM	Afternoon Adventures for Crafty Kids
		Contact: Karen Crowell (412) 828-9532 x 3 crowellk@einetwork.net
		For children ages 5 - 12, YOUNGER OR OLDER SIBLINGS WELCOME! We will have rotating stations with short-themed DVDs, snacks, and FUN crafts! Limit for this class is 48 kids. Registration is not required but is recommended. You may register in person at our June 8th summer reading kickoff, or by phone after June 8th. July 16th Theme: Bugs & Butterflies - Paint your own ceramic bug!
		Location: Oak Room


	6:30 PM - 7:30 PM	Meditation Class
		Contact: Robin Almendinger, Adult Programming Coordinator 412.828.9532 almendingerr@einetwork.net
		Learn meditation with simple techniques and recognize the peace, beauty, joy within. At the sessions, in the first half we try to understand the subtle science behind this meditation and in the next half we meditate. The session is 1 hr long. Walk ins are welcome and there is no fee to attend the sessions. Practiced for thousands of years, meditation was once recognized as a means for understanding the spiritual and mystical sides of life. Today it's frequently used to reduce stress and create a tranquil mind. According to the Mayo Clinic, there is an increasing amount of scientific research supporting the health benefits of meditation. Speaking from her own experience, Dr. Vijayvargiya has witnessed examples of improved health conditions when patients included meditation in their regimen of care, especially for those with high blood pressure and coronary artery disease. It can also ease the anxiety and other effects associated with chemotherapy.
		Location: Red Oak Room
Friday July 19, 2013			Go To Top
	10:30 AM - 12:00 PM	Book Club
		Location: Squirrel's Nest
Monday July 22, 2013			Go To Top
	6:00 PM	Gentle Yoga
		Contact: Dr. Cora Fetchko coraphd@gmail.com
		Join Dr. Cora Fetchko for a session of gentle yoga. Wear comfortable clothing, bring a floor covering and enjoy the relaxation and healthy benefits of yoga.
		Location: Oak Room
Tuesday July 23, 2013			Go To Top
	10:15 AM	Gentle Yoga
		Contact: Dr. Cora Fetchko coraphd@gmail.com
		Join Dr. Cora Fetchko for a session of gentle yoga. Wear comfortable clothing, bring a floor covering and enjoy the relaxation and healthy benefits of yoga.
		Location: Oak Room

	3:00 PM - 4:00 PM	Afternoon Adventures for Crafty Kids
		Contact: Karen Crowell (412) 828-9532 x 3 crowellk@einetwork.net
		For children ages 5 - 12, YOUNGER OR OLDER SIBLINGS WELCOME! We will have rotating stations with short-themed DVDs, snacks, and FUN crafts! Limit for this class is 48 kids. Registration is not required but is recommended. You may register in person at our June 8th summer reading kickoff, or by phone after June 8th. July 23rd Theme: Hidden Treasures - Decorate your own paper mache mini chest!
		Location: Oak Room

	6:30 PM - 7:30 PM	Meditation Class
		Contact: Robin Almendinger, Adult Programming Coordinator 412.828.9532 almendingerr@einetwork.net
		Learn meditation with simple techniques and recognize the peace, beauty, joy within. At the sessions, in the first half we try to understand the subtle science behind this meditation and in the next half we meditate. The session is 1 hr long. Walk ins are welcome and there is no fee to attend the sessions. Practiced for thousands of years, meditation was once recognized as a means for understanding the spiritual and mystical sides of life. Today it's frequently used to reduce stress and create a tranquil mind. According to the Mayo Clinic, there is an increasing amount of scientific research supporting the health benefits of meditation. Speaking from her own experience, Dr. Vijayvargiya has witnessed examples of improved health conditions when patients included meditation in their regimen of care, especially for those with high blood pressure and coronary artery disease. It can also ease the anxiety and other effects associated with chemotherapy.
		Location: Red Oak Room
Monday July 29, 2013			Go To Top
	6:00 PM	Gentle Yoga
		Contact: Dr. Cora Fetchko coraphd@gmail.com
		Join Dr. Cora Fetchko for a session of gentle yoga. Wear comfortable clothing, bring a floor covering and enjoy the relaxation and healthy benefits of yoga.
		Location: Oak Room
Tuesday July 30, 2013			Go To Top
	10:15 AM	Gentle Yoga
		Contact: Dr. Cora Fetchko coraphd@gmail.com
		Join Dr. Cora Fetchko for a session of gentle yoga. Wear comfortable clothing, bring a floor covering and enjoy the relaxation and healthy benefits of yoga.
		Location: Oak Room

	6:30 PM - 7:30 PM	Meditation Class
		Contact: Robin Almendinger, Adult Programming Coordinator 412.828.9532 almendingerr@einetwork.net
		Learn meditation with simple techniques and recognize the peace, beauty, joy within. At the sessions, in the first half we try to understand the subtle science behind this meditation and in the next half we meditate. The session is 1 hr long. Walk ins are welcome and there is no fee to attend the sessions. Practiced for thousands of years, meditation was once recognized as a means for understanding the spiritual and mystical sides of life. Today it's frequently used to reduce stress and create a tranquil mind. According to the Mayo Clinic, there is an increasing amount of scientific research supporting the health benefits of meditation. Speaking from her own experience, Dr. Vijayvargiya has witnessed examples of improved health conditions when patients included meditation in their regimen of care, especially for those with high blood pressure and coronary artery disease. It can also ease the anxiety and other effects associated with chemotherapy.
		Location: Red Oak Room
Thursday August 1, 2013			Go To Top
	6:00 PM - 7:30 PM	Adult Summer Reading Pizza Party Finale
		Contact: Stephanie Zimble (412) 828 - 9532 zimbles@einetwork.net
		Join your fellow summer readers as we enjoy pizza, salad, and talk about the books we read this summer! We'll have our prize baskets out to raffle off, so don't forget to pick up a ticket for every book you read!
Saturday August 3, 2013			Go To Top
	1:00 PM - 3:00 PM	Summer Reading Grand Finale for Kids
		Contact: Karen Crowell 412-828-9532 crowellk@einetwork.net
		SUMMER READING GRAND FINALE! This party is for all children ages 0 - teen that have registered for summer reading. Prizes for summer reading will be drawn, backets will be raffled, and fun will be had!
		Location: Oak Room
Tuesday August 6, 2013			Go To Top
	6:30 PM - 7:30 PM	Meditation Class
		Contact: Robin Almendinger, Adult Programming Coordinator 412.828.9532 almendingerr@einetwork.net
		Learn meditation with simple techniques and recognize the peace, beauty, joy within. At the sessions, in the first half we try to understand the subtle science behind this meditation and in the next half we meditate. The session is 1 hr long. Walk ins are welcome and there is no fee to attend the sessions. Practiced for thousands of years, meditation was once recognized as a means for understanding the spiritual and mystical sides of life. Today it's frequently used to reduce stress and create a tranquil mind. According to the Mayo Clinic, there is an increasing amount of scientific research supporting the health benefits of meditation. Speaking from her own experience, Dr. Vijayvargiya has witnessed examples of improved health conditions when patients included meditation in their regimen of care, especially for those with high blood pressure and coronary artery disease. It can also ease the anxiety and other effects associated with chemotherapy.
		Location: Red Oak Room

Friday August 9, 2013			Go To Top
	9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Senior Coffee Hour
		Contact: Robin Almendinger, Adult Programming Coordinator 412.828.9532 almendingerr@einetwork.net
		A special time just for seniors to enjoy the peace and quiet of the library and the full attention of the librarians for computer help, research questions, or book browsing. Free coffee and pastries provided by Longwood at Oakmont.
		Location: Entire library
Monday August 12, 2013			Go To Top
	6:00 PM - 7:30 PM	Cookbook Club
		Contact: Robin Almendinger, Adult Programming Coordinator 412.828.9532 almendingerr@einetwork.net
		Do you love to browse through cookbooks and try new recipes? Are you a foodie? Would you like to meet new people and share food with them? Then this is the club for you! Each month, we will select a cookbook and display it at the programming table. Look through the book and choose a recipe you want to make. Mark the page with a post-it note with your name so that we know who will be cooking what. Ask a library staff member to copy the recipe for you to take home. Prepare your food or beverage and bring it to Cookbook Club, which will take place on the second Monday of every month at 6PM at the library. Tableware will be provided. Food, new friends, and fun! Please join us and start cooking !
		Location: White Oak Room
Tuesday August 13, 2013			Go To Top
	6:30 PM - 7:30 PM	Meditation Class
		Contact: Robin Almendinger, Adult Programming Coordinator 412.828.9532 almendingerr@einetwork.net
		Learn meditation with simple techniques and recognize the peace, beauty, joy within. At the sessions, in the first half we try to understand the subtle science behind this meditation and in the next half we meditate. The session is 1 hr long. Walk ins are welcome and there is no fee to attend the sessions. Practiced for thousands of years, meditation was once recognized as a means for understanding the spiritual and mystical sides of life. Today it's frequently used to reduce stress and create a tranquil mind. According to the Mayo Clinic, there is an increasing amount of scientific research supporting the health benefits of meditation. Speaking from her own experience, Dr. Vijayvargiya has witnessed examples of improved health conditions when patients included meditation in their regimen of care, especially for those with high blood pressure and coronary artery disease. It can also ease the anxiety and other effects associated with chemotherapy.
		Location: Red Oak Room
Friday August 16, 2013			Go To Top
	10:30 AM - 12:00 PM	Book Club
		Location: Squirrel's Nest
Monday August 19, 2013			Go To Top
	6:30 PM	From Page to Screen Movie Night
		Contact: Robin Almendinger, Adult Programming Coordinator 412.828.9532 almendingerr@einetwork.net
		Location: Oak Room
Tuesday August 20, 2013			Go To Top
	6:30 PM - 7:30 PM	Meditation Class
		Contact: Robin Almendinger, Adult Programming Coordinator 412.828.9532 almendingerr@einetwork.net
		Learn meditation with simple techniques and recognize the peace, beauty, joy within. At the sessions, in the first half we try to understand the subtle science behind this meditation and in the next half we meditate. The session is 1 hr long. Walk ins are welcome and there is no fee to attend the sessions. Practiced for thousands of years, meditation was once recognized as a means for understanding the spiritual and mystical sides of life. Today it's frequently used to reduce stress and create a tranquil mind. According to the Mayo Clinic, there is an increasing amount of scientific research supporting the health benefits of meditation. Speaking from her own experience, Dr. Vijayvargiya has witnessed examples of improved health conditions when patients included meditation in their regimen of care, especially for those with high blood pressure and coronary artery disease. It can also ease the anxiety and other effects associated with chemotherapy.
		Location: Red Oak Room
Monday September 9, 2013			Go To Top
	6:00 PM - 7:30 PM	Cookbook Club
		Contact: Robin Almendinger, Adult Programming Coordinator 412.828.9532 almendingerr@einetwork.net
		Do you love to browse through cookbooks and try new recipes? Are you a foodie? Would you like to meet new people and share food with them? Then this is the club for you! Each month, we will select a cookbook and display it at the programming table. Look through the book and choose a recipe you want to make. Mark the page with a post-it note with your name so that we know who will be cooking what. Ask a library staff member to copy the recipe for you to take home. Prepare your food or beverage and bring it to Cookbook Club, which will take place on the second Monday of every month at 6PM at the library. Tableware will be provided. Food, new friends, and fun! Please join us and start cooking !
		Location: White Oak Room
Friday September 13, 2013			Go To Top
	9:00 AM - 10:00 AM	Senior Coffee Hour
		Contact: Robin Almendinger, Adult Programming Coordinator 412.828.9532 almendingerr@einetwork.net
		A special time just for seniors to enjoy the peace and quiet of the library and the full attention of the librarians for computer help, research questions, or book browsing. Free coffee and pastries provided by Longwood at Oakmont.
		Location: Entire library
Friday September 20, 2013			Go To Top
	10:30 AM - 12:00 PM	Book Club
		Location: Squirrel's Nest
Monday October 14, 2013			Go To Top
	6:00 PM - 7:30 PM	Cookbook Club
		Contact: Robin Almendinger, Adult Programming Coordinator 412.828.9532 almendingerr@einetwork.net
		Do you love to browse through cookbooks and try new recipes? Are you a foodie? Would you like to meet new people and share food with them? Then this is the club for you! Each month, we will select a cookbook and display it at the programming table. Look through the book and choose a recipe you want to make. Mark the page with a post-it note with your name so that we know who will be cooking what. Ask a library staff member to copy the recipe for you to take home. Prepare your food or beverage and bring it to Cookbook Club, which will take place on the second Monday of every month at 6PM at the library. Tableware will be provided. Food, new friends, and fun! Please join us and start cooking !
		Location: White Oak Room
Friday October 18, 2013			Go To Top
	10:30 AM - 12:00 PM	Book Club
		Location: Squirrel's Nest
Monday November 11, 2013			Go To Top
	6:00 PM - 7:30 PM	Cookbook Club
		Contact: Robin Almendinger, Adult Programming Coordinator 412.828.9532 almendingerr@einetwork.net
		Do you love to browse through cookbooks and try new recipes? Are you a foodie? Would you like to meet new people and share food with them? Then this is the club for you! Each month, we will select a cookbook and display it at the programming table. Look through the book and choose a recipe you want to make. Mark the page with a post-it note with your name so that we know who will be cooking what. Ask a library staff member to copy the recipe for you to take home. Prepare your food or beverage and bring it to Cookbook Club, which will take place on the second Monday of every month at 6PM at the library. Tableware will be provided. Food, new friends, and fun! Please join us and start cooking !
		Location: White Oak Room

Friday November 15, 2013			Go To Top
	10:30 AM - 12:00 PM	Book Club
		Location: Squirrel's Nest
Monday December 9, 2013			Go To Top
	6:00 PM - 7:30 PM	Cookbook Club
		Contact: Robin Almendinger, Adult Programming Coordinator 412.828.9532 almendingerr@einetwork.net
		Do you love to browse through cookbooks and try new recipes? Are you a foodie? Would you like to meet new people and share food with them? Then this is the club for you! Each month, we will select a cookbook and display it at the programming table. Look through the book and choose a recipe you want to make. Mark the page with a post-it note with your name so that we know who will be cooking what. Ask a library staff member to copy the recipe for you to take home. Prepare your food or beverage and bring it to Cookbook Club, which will take place on the second Monday of every month at 6PM at the library. Tableware will be provided. Food, new friends, and fun! Please join us and start cooking !
		Location: White Oak Room
Friday December 20, 2013			Go To Top
	10:30 AM - 12:00 PM	Book Club
		Location: Squirrel's Nest

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