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Struggling to find a job? Underemployed?
WorkAble can help!
WorkAble combines the services of career counselors, regional employers and volunteers to provide seamless services in geographically diverse locations throughout Allegheny County. Funded through the United Way of Allegheny County, WorkAble takes a holistic approach to helping people with their job search. Job seekers will work closely with a career counselor to create and implement a job search plan. WorkAble provides access to free one-on-one career counseling, workshops, employer-hiring events, career fairs and networking opportunities.
Services include:
By appointment only. Please call Gina Sapienza at (412) 904-5993 to schedule.
Struggling to find a job? Underemployed?
WorkAble can help!
WorkAble combines the services of career counselors, regional employers and volunteers to provide seamless services in geographically diverse locations throughout Allegheny County. Funded through the United Way of Allegheny County, WorkAble takes a holistic approach to helping people with their job search. Job seekers will work closely with a career counselor to create and implement a job search plan. WorkAble provides access to free one-on-one career counseling, workshops, employer-hiring events, career fairs and networking opportunities.
Services include:
By appointment only. Please call Gina Sapienza at (412) 904-5993 to schedule.
For the last five years, Mt. Lebanon Library’s Children’s Department has challenged kids and families to create a book-themed diorama using marshmallow Peeps®. We are excited to continue the tradition virtually for its sixth year and with one major change… we are adding an Adult Category! So let your imagination run wild and see what you can create with those fluffy, sugary bundles of gooey goodness.
Here’s what to do: Create the diorama (a shoebox works as a wonderful staging area). Take a well-lit photo encompassing as much of the diorama as possible, and send it to childrenslibrary@einetwork.net by March 31 with the following information:
In early April, after the submission deadline, we will post the images online so the public can vote for the best—or, as we like to call it, “The Peep-le’s Choice Award.” The lucky winners will be announced in April and each winner will receive a fabulous basket of goodies.
THE RULES
For the last five years, Mt. Lebanon Library’s Children’s Department has challenged kids and families to create a book-themed diorama using marshmallow Peeps®. We are excited to continue the tradition virtually for its sixth year and with one major change… we are adding an Adult Category! So let your imagination run wild and see what you can create with those fluffy, sugary bundles of gooey goodness.
Here’s what to do: Create the diorama (a shoebox works as a wonderful staging area). Take a well-lit photo encompassing as much of the diorama as possible, and send it to childrenslibrary@einetwork.net by March 31 with the following information:
In early April, after the submission deadline, we will post the images online so the public can vote for the best—or, as we like to call it, “The Peep-le’s Choice Award.” The lucky winners will be announced in April and each winner will receive a fabulous basket of goodies.
THE RULES
Mind/Body Practice and Silat Tuo will be conducted via the free video conferencing software Zoom and a Library staff member will be supervising the session. The Librarian coordinating the event will email each registrant a Zoom meeting invitation before the start of the program. Zoom is available as a free desktop (for Windows, MacOS, and Linux Operating systems) and mobile application for Android and Apple iOS devices. Once Zoom is installed, you will be able to join the virtual Library program.
Registration is required. By registering for this event you have agreed to comply with the library's patron behavior policy. All non-compliant participants will be immediately and permanently blocked from further participation. Because the Librarian facilitating the event will not be able to provide live technical support during the virtual program, it is strongly encouraged you familiarize yourself with Zoom in advance of the program. You can also contact the Library’s Virtual Reference Service for assistance learning Zoom. You can also join a test meeting to familiarize yourself with Zoom. For more in-depth instructions please visit the Zoom support page on joining a meeting.
Mind/Body Practice and Silat Tuo will be conducted via the free video conferencing software Zoom and a Library staff member will be supervising the session. The Librarian coordinating the event will email each registrant a Zoom meeting invitation before the start of the program. Zoom is available as a free desktop (for Windows, MacOS, and Linux Operating systems) and mobile application for Android and Apple iOS devices. Once Zoom is installed, you will be able to join the virtual Library program.
Registration is required. By registering for this event you have agreed to comply with the library's patron behavior policy. All non-compliant participants will be immediately and permanently blocked from further participation. Because the Librarian facilitating the event will not be able to provide live technical support during the virtual program, it is strongly encouraged you familiarize yourself with Zoom in advance of the program. You can also contact the Library’s Virtual Reference Service for assistance learning Zoom. You can also join a test meeting to familiarize yourself with Zoom. For more in-depth instructions please visit the Zoom support page on joining a meeting.
Registration is required. By registering for this event you have agreed to comply with the library's patron behavior policy. All non-compliant participants will be immediately and permanently blocked from further participation. Because the Librarian facilitating the event will not be able to provide live technical support during the virtual program, it is strongly encouraged you familiarize yourself with Zoom in advance of the program. You can also contact the Library’s Virtual Reference Service for assistance learning Zoom. You can also join a test meeting to familiarize yourself with Zoom. For more in-depth instructions please visit the Zoom support page on joining a meeting.
Registration is required. By registering for this event you have agreed to comply with the library's patron behavior policy. All non-compliant participants will be immediately and permanently blocked from further participation. Because the Librarian facilitating the event will not be able to provide live technical support during the virtual program, it is strongly encouraged you familiarize yourself with Zoom in advance of the program. You can also contact the Library’s Virtual Reference Service for assistance learning Zoom. You can also join a test meeting to familiarize yourself with Zoom. For more in-depth instructions please visit the Zoom support page on joining a meeting.
Task: Join teens ages 13-18 in playing Among Us!
Local libraries across the county are teaming up to bring you a safe place to off your crewmates through Discord. Meet and game with teens from Brentwood Library, Bridgeville/South Fayette Library, Carnegie Library of Homestead, C. C. Mellor Library, Cooper Siegel Library, Robinson Library, Sewickley Library, and right here at home!
Task: Join teens ages 13-18 in playing Among Us!
Local libraries across the county are teaming up to bring you a safe place to off your crewmates through Discord. Meet and game with teens from Brentwood Library, Bridgeville/South Fayette Library, Carnegie Library of Homestead, C. C. Mellor Library, Cooper Siegel Library, Robinson Library, Sewickley Library, and right here at home!
Join us for a fun night of friendly competition playing both party and Euro-style board games online! This group is intended for high school age students and adults. Virtual Board Game Night will be conducted via the free video conferencing software Zoom and a Library staff member will be supervising the session. The Librarian coordinating the event will email each registrant a Zoom meeting invitation approximately an hour before the start of the program. Zoom is available as a free desktop (for Windows, MacOS, and Linux Operating systems) and mobile application for Android and Apple iOS devices. Once Zoom is installed, you will be able to join the virtual Library program.
Registration is required. By registering for this event you have agreed to comply with the library's patron behavior policy. All non-compliant participants will be immediately and permanently blocked from further participation. Because the Librarian facilitating the event will not be able to provide live technical support during the virtual program, it is strongly encouraged you familiarize yourself with Zoom in advance of the program. You can also contact the Library’s Virtual Reference Service for assistance learning Zoom. You can also join a test meeting to familiarize yourself with Zoom. For more in-depth instructions please visit the Zoom support page on joining a meeting.
Join us for a fun night of friendly competition playing both party and Euro-style board games online! This group is intended for high school age students and adults. Virtual Board Game Night will be conducted via the free video conferencing software Zoom and a Library staff member will be supervising the session. The Librarian coordinating the event will email each registrant a Zoom meeting invitation approximately an hour before the start of the program. Zoom is available as a free desktop (for Windows, MacOS, and Linux Operating systems) and mobile application for Android and Apple iOS devices. Once Zoom is installed, you will be able to join the virtual Library program.
Registration is required. By registering for this event you have agreed to comply with the library's patron behavior policy. All non-compliant participants will be immediately and permanently blocked from further participation. Because the Librarian facilitating the event will not be able to provide live technical support during the virtual program, it is strongly encouraged you familiarize yourself with Zoom in advance of the program. You can also contact the Library’s Virtual Reference Service for assistance learning Zoom. You can also join a test meeting to familiarize yourself with Zoom. For more in-depth instructions please visit the Zoom support page on joining a meeting.
Struggling to find a job? Underemployed?
WorkAble can help!
WorkAble combines the services of career counselors, regional employers and volunteers to provide seamless services in geographically diverse locations throughout Allegheny County. Funded through the United Way of Allegheny County, WorkAble takes a holistic approach to helping people with their job search. Job seekers will work closely with a career counselor to create and implement a job search plan. WorkAble provides access to free one-on-one career counseling, workshops, employer-hiring events, career fairs and networking opportunities.
Services include:
By appointment only. Please call Gina Sapienza at (412) 904-5993 to schedule.
Struggling to find a job? Underemployed?
WorkAble can help!
WorkAble combines the services of career counselors, regional employers and volunteers to provide seamless services in geographically diverse locations throughout Allegheny County. Funded through the United Way of Allegheny County, WorkAble takes a holistic approach to helping people with their job search. Job seekers will work closely with a career counselor to create and implement a job search plan. WorkAble provides access to free one-on-one career counseling, workshops, employer-hiring events, career fairs and networking opportunities.
Services include:
By appointment only. Please call Gina Sapienza at (412) 904-5993 to schedule.
For the last five years, Mt. Lebanon Library’s Children’s Department has challenged kids and families to create a book-themed diorama using marshmallow Peeps®. We are excited to continue the tradition virtually for its sixth year and with one major change… we are adding an Adult Category! So let your imagination run wild and see what you can create with those fluffy, sugary bundles of gooey goodness.
Here’s what to do: Create the diorama (a shoebox works as a wonderful staging area). Take a well-lit photo encompassing as much of the diorama as possible, and send it to childrenslibrary@einetwork.net by March 31 with the following information:
In early April, after the submission deadline, we will post the images online so the public can vote for the best—or, as we like to call it, “The Peep-le’s Choice Award.” The lucky winners will be announced in April and each winner will receive a fabulous basket of goodies.
THE RULES
For the last five years, Mt. Lebanon Library’s Children’s Department has challenged kids and families to create a book-themed diorama using marshmallow Peeps®. We are excited to continue the tradition virtually for its sixth year and with one major change… we are adding an Adult Category! So let your imagination run wild and see what you can create with those fluffy, sugary bundles of gooey goodness.
Here’s what to do: Create the diorama (a shoebox works as a wonderful staging area). Take a well-lit photo encompassing as much of the diorama as possible, and send it to childrenslibrary@einetwork.net by March 31 with the following information:
In early April, after the submission deadline, we will post the images online so the public can vote for the best—or, as we like to call it, “The Peep-le’s Choice Award.” The lucky winners will be announced in April and each winner will receive a fabulous basket of goodies.
THE RULES
Whether or not you are experienced at knitting and crochet or just learning, please join us online for this time to work on your own projects. We will be meeting every 1st and 3rd Wednesday. Please register below to get an invite to the Zoom meeting.
Virtual Knitting and crochet will be conducted via the free video conferencing software Zoom and a Library staff member will be supervising the session. The Librarian coordinating the event will email each registrant a Zoom meeting invitation before the start of the program. Zoom is available as a free desktop (for Windows, MacOS, and Linux Operating systems) and mobile application for Android and Apple iOS devices. Once Zoom is installed, you will be able to join the virtual Library program.
Registration is required. By registering for this event you have agreed to comply with the library's patron behavior policy. All non-compliant participants will be immediately and permanently blocked from further participation. Because the Librarian facilitating the event will not be able to provide live technical support during the virtual program, it is strongly encouraged you familiarize yourself with Zoom in advance of the program. You can also contact the Library’s Virtual Reference Service for assistance learning Zoom. You can also join a test meeting to familiarize yourself with Zoom. For more in-depth instructions please visit the Zoom support page on joining a meeting.
Whether or not you are experienced at knitting and crochet or just learning, please join us online for this time to work on your own projects. We will be meeting every 1st and 3rd Wednesday. Please register below to get an invite to the Zoom meeting.
Virtual Knitting and crochet will be conducted via the free video conferencing software Zoom and a Library staff member will be supervising the session. The Librarian coordinating the event will email each registrant a Zoom meeting invitation before the start of the program. Zoom is available as a free desktop (for Windows, MacOS, and Linux Operating systems) and mobile application for Android and Apple iOS devices. Once Zoom is installed, you will be able to join the virtual Library program.
Registration is required. By registering for this event you have agreed to comply with the library's patron behavior policy. All non-compliant participants will be immediately and permanently blocked from further participation. Because the Librarian facilitating the event will not be able to provide live technical support during the virtual program, it is strongly encouraged you familiarize yourself with Zoom in advance of the program. You can also contact the Library’s Virtual Reference Service for assistance learning Zoom. You can also join a test meeting to familiarize yourself with Zoom. For more in-depth instructions please visit the Zoom support page on joining a meeting.
Nonprofit stakeholders…. Executives, Staff and Board Members.
Pittsburgh SCORE is pleased to partner with Central PA SCORE on this webinar. Our speaker Bill Speakman is a Certified Mentor with Central PA SCORE.
Register via SCORE here.
Presented by SCORE. SCORE is a non-profit organization and resource partner of the U. S. Small Business Administration. Nationally, there are 389 chapters with over 11,000 members. Pittsburgh SCORE has counseled more than 20,000 business persons, helping to create and retain thousands of jobs in western Pennsylvania.
Nonprofit stakeholders…. Executives, Staff and Board Members.
Pittsburgh SCORE is pleased to partner with Central PA SCORE on this webinar. Our speaker Bill Speakman is a Certified Mentor with Central PA SCORE.
Register via SCORE here.
Presented by SCORE. SCORE is a non-profit organization and resource partner of the U. S. Small Business Administration. Nationally, there are 389 chapters with over 11,000 members. Pittsburgh SCORE has counseled more than 20,000 business persons, helping to create and retain thousands of jobs in western Pennsylvania.
This session was created to accommodate the waiting list. It is not open for additional registration. Watch for more classes from Jena Schieb!
Join resident artist Jena Schieb for a three-part exploration of Portrait Drawing (2/17, 2/24 and 3/3). Learn to construct the human face and form with instruction of anatomy and proportion. Create a specific mood and allude to narrative in each artwork using color and style. There's no need to purchase anything new for this class, pull out underused or forgotten art materials from your home and experiment to learn the best properties of each.
Materials:
-Drawing paper and watercolor paper or cardstock
- Pencil
- Paper for sketching, practice and art warm-ups
- Paints (any on hand like watercolor, tempera or acrylic)
- Coloring tool (any on hand like colored pencils, markers, ballpoint pen or pastels)
- Masking tape
- Scissors
- Water cup and paper towels
- Paint brush
- Rubber Eraser
Instructor Jena Schieb has created programming for children, teens, families and adults at Pittsburgh Filmmakers/Pittsburgh Center for the Arts as Director of Studio Arts for six years. She is a teaching artist with a Master's Degree in Education, providing art education for students at every age and level in schools and community and cultural organizations like the Carnegie Museum of Art.
Virtual Portrait Drawing will be conducted via the free video conferencing software Zoom and a Library staff member will be supervising the session. The Librarian coordinating the event will email each registrant a Zoom meeting invitation before the start of the program. Zoom is available as a free desktop (for Windows, MacOS, and Linux Operating systems) and mobile application for Android and Apple iOS devices. Once Zoom is installed, you will be able to join the virtual Library program.
Registration is required. By registering for this event you have agreed to comply with the library's patron behavior policy. All non-compliant participants will be immediately and permanently blocked from further participation. Because the Librarian facilitating the event will not be able to provide live technical support during the virtual program, it is strongly encouraged you familiarize yourself with Zoom in advance of the program. You can also contact the Library’s Virtual Reference Service for assistance learning Zoom. You can also join a test meeting to familiarize yourself with Zoom. For more in-depth instructions please visit the Zoom support page on joining a meeting.
This session was created to accommodate the waiting list. It is not open for additional registration. Watch for more classes from Jena Schieb!
Join resident artist Jena Schieb for a three-part exploration of Portrait Drawing (2/17, 2/24 and 3/3). Learn to construct the human face and form with instruction of anatomy and proportion. Create a specific mood and allude to narrative in each artwork using color and style. There's no need to purchase anything new for this class, pull out underused or forgotten art materials from your home and experiment to learn the best properties of each.
Materials:
-Drawing paper and watercolor paper or cardstock
- Pencil
- Paper for sketching, practice and art warm-ups
- Paints (any on hand like watercolor, tempera or acrylic)
- Coloring tool (any on hand like colored pencils, markers, ballpoint pen or pastels)
- Masking tape
- Scissors
- Water cup and paper towels
- Paint brush
- Rubber Eraser
Instructor Jena Schieb has created programming for children, teens, families and adults at Pittsburgh Filmmakers/Pittsburgh Center for the Arts as Director of Studio Arts for six years. She is a teaching artist with a Master's Degree in Education, providing art education for students at every age and level in schools and community and cultural organizations like the Carnegie Museum of Art.
Virtual Portrait Drawing will be conducted via the free video conferencing software Zoom and a Library staff member will be supervising the session. The Librarian coordinating the event will email each registrant a Zoom meeting invitation before the start of the program. Zoom is available as a free desktop (for Windows, MacOS, and Linux Operating systems) and mobile application for Android and Apple iOS devices. Once Zoom is installed, you will be able to join the virtual Library program.
Registration is required. By registering for this event you have agreed to comply with the library's patron behavior policy. All non-compliant participants will be immediately and permanently blocked from further participation. Because the Librarian facilitating the event will not be able to provide live technical support during the virtual program, it is strongly encouraged you familiarize yourself with Zoom in advance of the program. You can also contact the Library’s Virtual Reference Service for assistance learning Zoom. You can also join a test meeting to familiarize yourself with Zoom. For more in-depth instructions please visit the Zoom support page on joining a meeting.
Film noir describes the stylish Hollywood crime dramas, particularly those that emphasize cynical attitudes. The 1940s and 1950s are generally regarded as the "classic period" of American film noir. Jim Valimont from the Pittsburgh Classic Movie Club will discuss the definition of film noir, what factors led to its creation, and the classic elements of the genre. He will also present his favorite films, with information about the stars and supporting actors. Finally, he’ll discuss what happened to the genre and information on Neo-Noir.
Jim Valimont is a retired engineer from PPG Industries. He received a B. S. degree in Chemical Engineering and a M. S. degree in Colloids, Polymers, and Surface Chemistry, both from Carnegie-Mellon University.
The Librarian coordinating the event will email each registrant a Zoom meeting invitation approximately an hour before the start of the program. Zoom is available as a free desktop (for Windows, MacOS, and Linux Operating systems) and mobile application for Android and Apple iOS devices. Once Zoom is installed, you will be able to join the virtual Library program.
Registration is required. By registering for this event you have agreed to comply with the library's patron behavior policy. All non-compliant participants will be immediately and permanently blocked from further participation. Because the Librarian facilitating the event will not be able to provide live technical support during the virtual program, it is strongly encouraged you familiarize yourself with Zoom in advance of the program. You can also contact the Library’s Virtual Reference Service for assistance learning Zoom. You can also join a test meeting to familiarize yourself with Zoom. For more in-depth instructions please visit the Zoom support page on joining a meeting.
Film noir describes the stylish Hollywood crime dramas, particularly those that emphasize cynical attitudes. The 1940s and 1950s are generally regarded as the "classic period" of American film noir. Jim Valimont from the Pittsburgh Classic Movie Club will discuss the definition of film noir, what factors led to its creation, and the classic elements of the genre. He will also present his favorite films, with information about the stars and supporting actors. Finally, he’ll discuss what happened to the genre and information on Neo-Noir.
Jim Valimont is a retired engineer from PPG Industries. He received a B. S. degree in Chemical Engineering and a M. S. degree in Colloids, Polymers, and Surface Chemistry, both from Carnegie-Mellon University.
The Librarian coordinating the event will email each registrant a Zoom meeting invitation approximately an hour before the start of the program. Zoom is available as a free desktop (for Windows, MacOS, and Linux Operating systems) and mobile application for Android and Apple iOS devices. Once Zoom is installed, you will be able to join the virtual Library program.
Registration is required. By registering for this event you have agreed to comply with the library's patron behavior policy. All non-compliant participants will be immediately and permanently blocked from further participation. Because the Librarian facilitating the event will not be able to provide live technical support during the virtual program, it is strongly encouraged you familiarize yourself with Zoom in advance of the program. You can also contact the Library’s Virtual Reference Service for assistance learning Zoom. You can also join a test meeting to familiarize yourself with Zoom. For more in-depth instructions please visit the Zoom support page on joining a meeting.
Struggling to find a job? Underemployed?
WorkAble can help!
WorkAble combines the services of career counselors, regional employers and volunteers to provide seamless services in geographically diverse locations throughout Allegheny County. Funded through the United Way of Allegheny County, WorkAble takes a holistic approach to helping people with their job search. Job seekers will work closely with a career counselor to create and implement a job search plan. WorkAble provides access to free one-on-one career counseling, workshops, employer-hiring events, career fairs and networking opportunities.
Services include:
By appointment only. Please call Gina Sapienza at (412) 904-5993 to schedule.
Struggling to find a job? Underemployed?
WorkAble can help!
WorkAble combines the services of career counselors, regional employers and volunteers to provide seamless services in geographically diverse locations throughout Allegheny County. Funded through the United Way of Allegheny County, WorkAble takes a holistic approach to helping people with their job search. Job seekers will work closely with a career counselor to create and implement a job search plan. WorkAble provides access to free one-on-one career counseling, workshops, employer-hiring events, career fairs and networking opportunities.
Services include:
By appointment only. Please call Gina Sapienza at (412) 904-5993 to schedule.
For the last five years, Mt. Lebanon Library’s Children’s Department has challenged kids and families to create a book-themed diorama using marshmallow Peeps®. We are excited to continue the tradition virtually for its sixth year and with one major change… we are adding an Adult Category! So let your imagination run wild and see what you can create with those fluffy, sugary bundles of gooey goodness.
Here’s what to do: Create the diorama (a shoebox works as a wonderful staging area). Take a well-lit photo encompassing as much of the diorama as possible, and send it to childrenslibrary@einetwork.net by March 31 with the following information:
In early April, after the submission deadline, we will post the images online so the public can vote for the best—or, as we like to call it, “The Peep-le’s Choice Award.” The lucky winners will be announced in April and each winner will receive a fabulous basket of goodies.
THE RULES
For the last five years, Mt. Lebanon Library’s Children’s Department has challenged kids and families to create a book-themed diorama using marshmallow Peeps®. We are excited to continue the tradition virtually for its sixth year and with one major change… we are adding an Adult Category! So let your imagination run wild and see what you can create with those fluffy, sugary bundles of gooey goodness.
Here’s what to do: Create the diorama (a shoebox works as a wonderful staging area). Take a well-lit photo encompassing as much of the diorama as possible, and send it to childrenslibrary@einetwork.net by March 31 with the following information:
In early April, after the submission deadline, we will post the images online so the public can vote for the best—or, as we like to call it, “The Peep-le’s Choice Award.” The lucky winners will be announced in April and each winner will receive a fabulous basket of goodies.
THE RULES
Please join librarian Laurie Schultz for discussions on the Great Courses. In March and April (nine weeks, four lectures per week), we will be discussing The History of India which you can watch on Kanopy (https://mtlebanon.kanopy.com/video/history-india). Kanopy is available to Mt. Lebanon Library card holders. Please register below to receive a link to the discussion. Registration is for the year. Feel free to join at any time.
The Virtual Great Courses Discussions will be conducted via the free video conferencing software Zoom and a Library staff member will be supervising the session. The Librarian coordinating the event will email each registrant a Zoom meeting invitation before the start of the program. Zoom is available as a free desktop (for Windows, MacOS, and Linux Operating systems) and mobile application for Android and Apple iOS devices. Once Zoom is installed, you will be able to join the virtual Library program.
Registration is required. By registering for this event you have agreed to comply with the library's patron behavior policy. All non-compliant participants will be immediately and permanently blocked from further participation. Because the Librarian facilitating the event will not be able to provide live technical support during the virtual program, it is strongly encouraged you familiarize yourself with Zoom in advance of the program. You can also contact the Library’s Virtual Reference Service for assistance learning Zoom. You can also join a test meeting to familiarize yourself with Zoom. For more in-depth instructions please visit the Zoom support page on joining a meeting.
Please join librarian Laurie Schultz for discussions on the Great Courses. In March and April (nine weeks, four lectures per week), we will be discussing The History of India which you can watch on Kanopy (https://mtlebanon.kanopy.com/video/history-india). Kanopy is available to Mt. Lebanon Library card holders. Please register below to receive a link to the discussion. Registration is for the year. Feel free to join at any time.
The Virtual Great Courses Discussions will be conducted via the free video conferencing software Zoom and a Library staff member will be supervising the session. The Librarian coordinating the event will email each registrant a Zoom meeting invitation before the start of the program. Zoom is available as a free desktop (for Windows, MacOS, and Linux Operating systems) and mobile application for Android and Apple iOS devices. Once Zoom is installed, you will be able to join the virtual Library program.
Registration is required. By registering for this event you have agreed to comply with the library's patron behavior policy. All non-compliant participants will be immediately and permanently blocked from further participation. Because the Librarian facilitating the event will not be able to provide live technical support during the virtual program, it is strongly encouraged you familiarize yourself with Zoom in advance of the program. You can also contact the Library’s Virtual Reference Service for assistance learning Zoom. You can also join a test meeting to familiarize yourself with Zoom. For more in-depth instructions please visit the Zoom support page on joining a meeting.
Struggling to find a job? Underemployed?
WorkAble can help!
WorkAble combines the services of career counselors, regional employers and volunteers to provide seamless services in geographically diverse locations throughout Allegheny County. Funded through the United Way of Allegheny County, WorkAble takes a holistic approach to helping people with their job search. Job seekers will work closely with a career counselor to create and implement a job search plan. WorkAble provides access to free one-on-one career counseling, workshops, employer-hiring events, career fairs and networking opportunities.
Services include:
By appointment only. Please call Gina Sapienza at (412) 904-5993 to schedule.
Struggling to find a job? Underemployed?
WorkAble can help!
WorkAble combines the services of career counselors, regional employers and volunteers to provide seamless services in geographically diverse locations throughout Allegheny County. Funded through the United Way of Allegheny County, WorkAble takes a holistic approach to helping people with their job search. Job seekers will work closely with a career counselor to create and implement a job search plan. WorkAble provides access to free one-on-one career counseling, workshops, employer-hiring events, career fairs and networking opportunities.
Services include:
By appointment only. Please call Gina Sapienza at (412) 904-5993 to schedule.
For the last five years, Mt. Lebanon Library’s Children’s Department has challenged kids and families to create a book-themed diorama using marshmallow Peeps®. We are excited to continue the tradition virtually for its sixth year and with one major change… we are adding an Adult Category! So let your imagination run wild and see what you can create with those fluffy, sugary bundles of gooey goodness.
Here’s what to do: Create the diorama (a shoebox works as a wonderful staging area). Take a well-lit photo encompassing as much of the diorama as possible, and send it to childrenslibrary@einetwork.net by March 31 with the following information:
In early April, after the submission deadline, we will post the images online so the public can vote for the best—or, as we like to call it, “The Peep-le’s Choice Award.” The lucky winners will be announced in April and each winner will receive a fabulous basket of goodies.
THE RULES
For the last five years, Mt. Lebanon Library’s Children’s Department has challenged kids and families to create a book-themed diorama using marshmallow Peeps®. We are excited to continue the tradition virtually for its sixth year and with one major change… we are adding an Adult Category! So let your imagination run wild and see what you can create with those fluffy, sugary bundles of gooey goodness.
Here’s what to do: Create the diorama (a shoebox works as a wonderful staging area). Take a well-lit photo encompassing as much of the diorama as possible, and send it to childrenslibrary@einetwork.net by March 31 with the following information:
In early April, after the submission deadline, we will post the images online so the public can vote for the best—or, as we like to call it, “The Peep-le’s Choice Award.” The lucky winners will be announced in April and each winner will receive a fabulous basket of goodies.
THE RULES
Join Miss Katie for a weekly book review and reader's advisory video! Tune in on our Instagram page Fridays!
Join Miss Katie for a weekly book review and reader's advisory video! Tune in on our Instagram page Fridays!
Six Fridays (February 5 - March 12) of great Pittsburgh people and places: neighborhoods, houses of worship, the Pirates. Presented by Abby Mendelson, whose Pittsburgh: A Place in Time and Pittsburgh Prays: Thirty-Six Houses of Worship are both available at Mt. Lebanon Public Library, and whose many articles on the Pirates appeared in a variety of publications. We’ll enjoy lively, informative, interactive discussions of things that made Pittsburgh great. From a fort at the Forks of the Ohio to ethnic enclaves to a rich, diverse landscape, Pittsburgh’s first quarter-millennium has been marked by fierce loyalties, religious fervor, and baseball fever. This six-week Zoom course will focus on the particulars that have made Pittsburgh truly Someplace Special. NOTE: 2/26 lecture will begin at 10:30 am.
Neighborhoods (Weeks 1-2)
Allentown to Allegheny West, Bloomfield to Bon Air, Friendship to Garfield, Hays to Hazelwood, Polish Hill to Troy Hill, and 60-odd more, Pittsburgh’s myriad, diverse neighborhoods define America’s most unique city. We’ll look at the history, development, redevelopment, re-use, and re-purposing of a city that seems never to change – while transforming before our eyes.
Houses of Worship (Weeks 3-4)
From the time of the French, priests traveled with the soldiers. Johnny Appleseed left from the Point to hand out seeds along with pages from the Swedenborgian Bible. While back at home entire communities pinned their hopes and dreams, time and resources creating spectacular houses of worship. Looking strictly at active institutions, we’ll visit Catholics and Episcopalians, Presbyterians and Baptists, Sikhs and Hindus, Jews and Jains, interfaith to Zen, towering cathedrals to tiny chapels, stone and wood to terra cotta, icons and relics and outsized murals.
The Pirates (Weeks 5-6)
Nearly 150 years of professional baseball: we’ll look at the resounding roller-coaster history of the five-time World Champion franchise. Barney Dreyfuss to Bob Nutting. Deacon Phillippe to Honus Wagner and Fred Clarke. Kiki Cuyler to Max Carey and Arky Vaughn. Pie Traynor to Ralph Kiner and the Waner brothers. Roberto Clemente to Willie Stargell and Bill Mazeroski. Barry Bonds to Andrew McCutchen and Josh Bell. Exposition Park to Forbes Field, Three Rivers Stadium to PNC Park. Danny Murtaugh and Chuck Tanner and Clint Hurdle. Joe Brown to Pete Peterson, Neal Huntington to Ben Cherington. Analytics and launch angles and all that impossible new data and a lot, lot more.
These programs will be conducted via the free video conferencing software Zoom and a Library staff member will be supervising the session. The Librarian coordinating the event will email each registrant a Zoom meeting invitation before the start of the program. Zoom is available as a free desktop (for Windows, MacOS, and Linux Operating systems) and mobile application for Android and Apple iOS devices. Once Zoom is installed, you will be able to join the virtual Library program.
Registration is required. By registering for this event you have agreed to comply with the library's patron behavior policy. All non-compliant participants will be immediately and permanently blocked from further participation. Because the Librarian facilitating the event will not be able to provide live technical support during the virtual program, it is strongly encouraged you familiarize yourself with Zoom in advance of the program. You can also contact the Library’s Virtual Reference Service for assistance learning Zoom. You can also join a test meeting to familiarize yourself with Zoom. For more in-depth instructions please visit the Zoom support page on joining a meeting.
Six Fridays (February 5 - March 12) of great Pittsburgh people and places: neighborhoods, houses of worship, the Pirates. Presented by Abby Mendelson, whose Pittsburgh: A Place in Time and Pittsburgh Prays: Thirty-Six Houses of Worship are both available at Mt. Lebanon Public Library, and whose many articles on the Pirates appeared in a variety of publications. We’ll enjoy lively, informative, interactive discussions of things that made Pittsburgh great. From a fort at the Forks of the Ohio to ethnic enclaves to a rich, diverse landscape, Pittsburgh’s first quarter-millennium has been marked by fierce loyalties, religious fervor, and baseball fever. This six-week Zoom course will focus on the particulars that have made Pittsburgh truly Someplace Special. NOTE: 2/26 lecture will begin at 10:30 am.
Neighborhoods (Weeks 1-2)
Allentown to Allegheny West, Bloomfield to Bon Air, Friendship to Garfield, Hays to Hazelwood, Polish Hill to Troy Hill, and 60-odd more, Pittsburgh’s myriad, diverse neighborhoods define America’s most unique city. We’ll look at the history, development, redevelopment, re-use, and re-purposing of a city that seems never to change – while transforming before our eyes.
Houses of Worship (Weeks 3-4)
From the time of the French, priests traveled with the soldiers. Johnny Appleseed left from the Point to hand out seeds along with pages from the Swedenborgian Bible. While back at home entire communities pinned their hopes and dreams, time and resources creating spectacular houses of worship. Looking strictly at active institutions, we’ll visit Catholics and Episcopalians, Presbyterians and Baptists, Sikhs and Hindus, Jews and Jains, interfaith to Zen, towering cathedrals to tiny chapels, stone and wood to terra cotta, icons and relics and outsized murals.
The Pirates (Weeks 5-6)
Nearly 150 years of professional baseball: we’ll look at the resounding roller-coaster history of the five-time World Champion franchise. Barney Dreyfuss to Bob Nutting. Deacon Phillippe to Honus Wagner and Fred Clarke. Kiki Cuyler to Max Carey and Arky Vaughn. Pie Traynor to Ralph Kiner and the Waner brothers. Roberto Clemente to Willie Stargell and Bill Mazeroski. Barry Bonds to Andrew McCutchen and Josh Bell. Exposition Park to Forbes Field, Three Rivers Stadium to PNC Park. Danny Murtaugh and Chuck Tanner and Clint Hurdle. Joe Brown to Pete Peterson, Neal Huntington to Ben Cherington. Analytics and launch angles and all that impossible new data and a lot, lot more.
These programs will be conducted via the free video conferencing software Zoom and a Library staff member will be supervising the session. The Librarian coordinating the event will email each registrant a Zoom meeting invitation before the start of the program. Zoom is available as a free desktop (for Windows, MacOS, and Linux Operating systems) and mobile application for Android and Apple iOS devices. Once Zoom is installed, you will be able to join the virtual Library program.
Registration is required. By registering for this event you have agreed to comply with the library's patron behavior policy. All non-compliant participants will be immediately and permanently blocked from further participation. Because the Librarian facilitating the event will not be able to provide live technical support during the virtual program, it is strongly encouraged you familiarize yourself with Zoom in advance of the program. You can also contact the Library’s Virtual Reference Service for assistance learning Zoom. You can also join a test meeting to familiarize yourself with Zoom. For more in-depth instructions please visit the Zoom support page on joining a meeting.
For the last five years, Mt. Lebanon Library’s Children’s Department has challenged kids and families to create a book-themed diorama using marshmallow Peeps®. We are excited to continue the tradition virtually for its sixth year and with one major change… we are adding an Adult Category! So let your imagination run wild and see what you can create with those fluffy, sugary bundles of gooey goodness.
Here’s what to do: Create the diorama (a shoebox works as a wonderful staging area). Take a well-lit photo encompassing as much of the diorama as possible, and send it to childrenslibrary@einetwork.net by March 31 with the following information:
In early April, after the submission deadline, we will post the images online so the public can vote for the best—or, as we like to call it, “The Peep-le’s Choice Award.” The lucky winners will be announced in April and each winner will receive a fabulous basket of goodies.
THE RULES
For the last five years, Mt. Lebanon Library’s Children’s Department has challenged kids and families to create a book-themed diorama using marshmallow Peeps®. We are excited to continue the tradition virtually for its sixth year and with one major change… we are adding an Adult Category! So let your imagination run wild and see what you can create with those fluffy, sugary bundles of gooey goodness.
Here’s what to do: Create the diorama (a shoebox works as a wonderful staging area). Take a well-lit photo encompassing as much of the diorama as possible, and send it to childrenslibrary@einetwork.net by March 31 with the following information:
In early April, after the submission deadline, we will post the images online so the public can vote for the best—or, as we like to call it, “The Peep-le’s Choice Award.” The lucky winners will be announced in April and each winner will receive a fabulous basket of goodies.
THE RULES
For the last five years, Mt. Lebanon Library’s Children’s Department has challenged kids and families to create a book-themed diorama using marshmallow Peeps®. We are excited to continue the tradition virtually for its sixth year and with one major change… we are adding an Adult Category! So let your imagination run wild and see what you can create with those fluffy, sugary bundles of gooey goodness.
Here’s what to do: Create the diorama (a shoebox works as a wonderful staging area). Take a well-lit photo encompassing as much of the diorama as possible, and send it to childrenslibrary@einetwork.net by March 31 with the following information:
In early April, after the submission deadline, we will post the images online so the public can vote for the best—or, as we like to call it, “The Peep-le’s Choice Award.” The lucky winners will be announced in April and each winner will receive a fabulous basket of goodies.
THE RULES
For the last five years, Mt. Lebanon Library’s Children’s Department has challenged kids and families to create a book-themed diorama using marshmallow Peeps®. We are excited to continue the tradition virtually for its sixth year and with one major change… we are adding an Adult Category! So let your imagination run wild and see what you can create with those fluffy, sugary bundles of gooey goodness.
Here’s what to do: Create the diorama (a shoebox works as a wonderful staging area). Take a well-lit photo encompassing as much of the diorama as possible, and send it to childrenslibrary@einetwork.net by March 31 with the following information:
In early April, after the submission deadline, we will post the images online so the public can vote for the best—or, as we like to call it, “The Peep-le’s Choice Award.” The lucky winners will be announced in April and each winner will receive a fabulous basket of goodies.
THE RULES
Struggling to find a job? Underemployed?
WorkAble can help!
WorkAble combines the services of career counselors, regional employers and volunteers to provide seamless services in geographically diverse locations throughout Allegheny County. Funded through the United Way of Allegheny County, WorkAble takes a holistic approach to helping people with their job search. Job seekers will work closely with a career counselor to create and implement a job search plan. WorkAble provides access to free one-on-one career counseling, workshops, employer-hiring events, career fairs and networking opportunities.
Services include:
By appointment only. Please call Gina Sapienza at (412) 904-5993 to schedule.
Struggling to find a job? Underemployed?
WorkAble can help!
WorkAble combines the services of career counselors, regional employers and volunteers to provide seamless services in geographically diverse locations throughout Allegheny County. Funded through the United Way of Allegheny County, WorkAble takes a holistic approach to helping people with their job search. Job seekers will work closely with a career counselor to create and implement a job search plan. WorkAble provides access to free one-on-one career counseling, workshops, employer-hiring events, career fairs and networking opportunities.
Services include:
By appointment only. Please call Gina Sapienza at (412) 904-5993 to schedule.
For the last five years, Mt. Lebanon Library’s Children’s Department has challenged kids and families to create a book-themed diorama using marshmallow Peeps®. We are excited to continue the tradition virtually for its sixth year and with one major change… we are adding an Adult Category! So let your imagination run wild and see what you can create with those fluffy, sugary bundles of gooey goodness.
Here’s what to do: Create the diorama (a shoebox works as a wonderful staging area). Take a well-lit photo encompassing as much of the diorama as possible, and send it to childrenslibrary@einetwork.net by March 31 with the following information:
In early April, after the submission deadline, we will post the images online so the public can vote for the best—or, as we like to call it, “The Peep-le’s Choice Award.” The lucky winners will be announced in April and each winner will receive a fabulous basket of goodies.
THE RULES
For the last five years, Mt. Lebanon Library’s Children’s Department has challenged kids and families to create a book-themed diorama using marshmallow Peeps®. We are excited to continue the tradition virtually for its sixth year and with one major change… we are adding an Adult Category! So let your imagination run wild and see what you can create with those fluffy, sugary bundles of gooey goodness.
Here’s what to do: Create the diorama (a shoebox works as a wonderful staging area). Take a well-lit photo encompassing as much of the diorama as possible, and send it to childrenslibrary@einetwork.net by March 31 with the following information:
In early April, after the submission deadline, we will post the images online so the public can vote for the best—or, as we like to call it, “The Peep-le’s Choice Award.” The lucky winners will be announced in April and each winner will receive a fabulous basket of goodies.
THE RULES
Join Brandon and Katie online for weekly contemplation questions posted on our two-chapter readings of Aristotle & Dante Discover The Secrets Of The Universe by Benjamin Alire Sáenz. This book club is inclusive of LGBTQ+ teens and their allies.
Join Brandon and Katie online for weekly contemplation questions posted on our two-chapter readings of Aristotle & Dante Discover The Secrets Of The Universe by Benjamin Alire Sáenz. This book club is inclusive of LGBTQ+ teens and their allies.
Join resident artist Judé Ernest for collaborative workshops every 2nd and 4th Monday using the CreativeBug database or YouTube instructional videos. Enter through the library's website and use your Mt. Lebanon card to access CreativeBug (https://www.creativebug.com/lib/mtlebanonlibrary), but anyone can participate, even if you don't have access to the database.
Each session, we'll try a new technique or CreativeBug class and discuss our experiences with Judé and others in the group. She will offer advice, encouragement of your work, and tips that will help you go beyond the class. Register below.
Virtual Maker Mondays will be conducted via the free video conferencing software Zoom and a Library staff member will be supervising the session. The Librarian coordinating the event will email each registrant a Zoom meeting invitation before the start of the program. Zoom is available as a free desktop (for Windows, MacOS, and Linux Operating systems) and mobile application for Android and Apple iOS devices. Once Zoom is installed, you will be able to join the virtual Library program.
Registration is required. By registering for this event you have agreed to comply with the library's patron behavior policy. All non-compliant participants will be immediately and permanently blocked from further participation. Because the Librarian facilitating the event will not be able to provide live technical support during the virtual program, it is strongly encouraged you familiarize yourself with Zoom in advance of the program. You can also contact the Library’s Virtual Reference Service for assistance learning Zoom. You can also join a test meeting to familiarize yourself with Zoom. For more in-depth instructions please visit the Zoom support page on joining a meeting.
Join resident artist Judé Ernest for collaborative workshops every 2nd and 4th Monday using the CreativeBug database or YouTube instructional videos. Enter through the library's website and use your Mt. Lebanon card to access CreativeBug (https://www.creativebug.com/lib/mtlebanonlibrary), but anyone can participate, even if you don't have access to the database.
Each session, we'll try a new technique or CreativeBug class and discuss our experiences with Judé and others in the group. She will offer advice, encouragement of your work, and tips that will help you go beyond the class. Register below.
Virtual Maker Mondays will be conducted via the free video conferencing software Zoom and a Library staff member will be supervising the session. The Librarian coordinating the event will email each registrant a Zoom meeting invitation before the start of the program. Zoom is available as a free desktop (for Windows, MacOS, and Linux Operating systems) and mobile application for Android and Apple iOS devices. Once Zoom is installed, you will be able to join the virtual Library program.
Registration is required. By registering for this event you have agreed to comply with the library's patron behavior policy. All non-compliant participants will be immediately and permanently blocked from further participation. Because the Librarian facilitating the event will not be able to provide live technical support during the virtual program, it is strongly encouraged you familiarize yourself with Zoom in advance of the program. You can also contact the Library’s Virtual Reference Service for assistance learning Zoom. You can also join a test meeting to familiarize yourself with Zoom. For more in-depth instructions please visit the Zoom support page on joining a meeting.
Mark Selekman will guide us through some basics of Fitness and Nutrition with topical discussions and gentle movement activities. Great for Seniors or Intellectually Disabled Adults. Register below for entire series (every 2nd Monday of the month). Cancelation is unnecessary unless canceling for entire series.
Virtual Basic Fitness & Nutrition will be conducted via the free video conferencing software Zoom and a Library staff member will be supervising the session.The Librarian coordinating the event will email each registrant a Zoom meeting invitation before the start of the program. Zoom is available as a free desktop (for Windows, MacOS, and Linux Operating systems) and mobile application for Android and Apple iOS devices. Once Zoom is installed, you will be able to join the virtual Library program.
Registration is required. By registering for this event you have agreed to comply with the library's patron behavior policy. All non-compliant participants will be immediately and permanently blocked from further participation. Because the Librarian facilitating the event will not be able to provide live technical support during the virtual program, it is strongly encouraged you familiarize yourself with Zoom in advance of the program. You can also contact the Library’s Virtual Reference Service for assistance learning Zoom. You can also join a test meeting to familiarize yourself with Zoom. For more in-depth instructions please visit the Zoom support page on joining a meeting.
Mark Selekman will guide us through some basics of Fitness and Nutrition with topical discussions and gentle movement activities. Great for Seniors or Intellectually Disabled Adults. Register below for entire series (every 2nd Monday of the month). Cancelation is unnecessary unless canceling for entire series.
Virtual Basic Fitness & Nutrition will be conducted via the free video conferencing software Zoom and a Library staff member will be supervising the session.The Librarian coordinating the event will email each registrant a Zoom meeting invitation before the start of the program. Zoom is available as a free desktop (for Windows, MacOS, and Linux Operating systems) and mobile application for Android and Apple iOS devices. Once Zoom is installed, you will be able to join the virtual Library program.
Registration is required. By registering for this event you have agreed to comply with the library's patron behavior policy. All non-compliant participants will be immediately and permanently blocked from further participation. Because the Librarian facilitating the event will not be able to provide live technical support during the virtual program, it is strongly encouraged you familiarize yourself with Zoom in advance of the program. You can also contact the Library’s Virtual Reference Service for assistance learning Zoom. You can also join a test meeting to familiarize yourself with Zoom. For more in-depth instructions please visit the Zoom support page on joining a meeting.
Discover Golden Age of Hollywood Actor, Montgomery Clift, who was the first to portray on film a more sensitive, vulnerable and rebellious leading man. Montgomery Clift paved the way for such actors as Marlon Brando and James Dean, yet remains virtually unknown today. This two part series will take a look at his acting beginnings, his acting style and provide information and clips of his 17 movies. This is Part 2 of a two part series. Please register for Part 1 with the intent of attending both sessions. Part 2 will not have separate registration.
Wendy Whittick is President of the Pittsburgh Classic Movie Club and is passionate about movies from the Golden Age of Hollywood. She also has a blog called Who is Montgomery Clift? and is currently researching to add blogs about actors Lee Marvin, Van Heflin and Raymond Massey.
Discover Golden Age of Hollywood Actor, Montgomery Clift, who was the first to portray on film a more sensitive, vulnerable and rebellious leading man. Montgomery Clift paved the way for such actors as Marlon Brando and James Dean, yet remains virtually unknown today. This two part series will take a look at his acting beginnings, his acting style and provide information and clips of his 17 movies. This is Part 2 of a two part series. Please register for Part 1 with the intent of attending both sessions. Part 2 will not have separate registration.
Wendy Whittick is President of the Pittsburgh Classic Movie Club and is passionate about movies from the Golden Age of Hollywood. She also has a blog called Who is Montgomery Clift? and is currently researching to add blogs about actors Lee Marvin, Van Heflin and Raymond Massey.
Struggling to find a job? Underemployed?
WorkAble can help!
WorkAble combines the services of career counselors, regional employers and volunteers to provide seamless services in geographically diverse locations throughout Allegheny County. Funded through the United Way of Allegheny County, WorkAble takes a holistic approach to helping people with their job search. Job seekers will work closely with a career counselor to create and implement a job search plan. WorkAble provides access to free one-on-one career counseling, workshops, employer-hiring events, career fairs and networking opportunities.
Services include:
By appointment only. Please call Gina Sapienza at (412) 904-5993 to schedule.
Struggling to find a job? Underemployed?
WorkAble can help!
WorkAble combines the services of career counselors, regional employers and volunteers to provide seamless services in geographically diverse locations throughout Allegheny County. Funded through the United Way of Allegheny County, WorkAble takes a holistic approach to helping people with their job search. Job seekers will work closely with a career counselor to create and implement a job search plan. WorkAble provides access to free one-on-one career counseling, workshops, employer-hiring events, career fairs and networking opportunities.
Services include:
By appointment only. Please call Gina Sapienza at (412) 904-5993 to schedule.
For the last five years, Mt. Lebanon Library’s Children’s Department has challenged kids and families to create a book-themed diorama using marshmallow Peeps®. We are excited to continue the tradition virtually for its sixth year and with one major change… we are adding an Adult Category! So let your imagination run wild and see what you can create with those fluffy, sugary bundles of gooey goodness.
Here’s what to do: Create the diorama (a shoebox works as a wonderful staging area). Take a well-lit photo encompassing as much of the diorama as possible, and send it to childrenslibrary@einetwork.net by March 31 with the following information:
In early April, after the submission deadline, we will post the images online so the public can vote for the best—or, as we like to call it, “The Peep-le’s Choice Award.” The lucky winners will be announced in April and each winner will receive a fabulous basket of goodies.
THE RULES
For the last five years, Mt. Lebanon Library’s Children’s Department has challenged kids and families to create a book-themed diorama using marshmallow Peeps®. We are excited to continue the tradition virtually for its sixth year and with one major change… we are adding an Adult Category! So let your imagination run wild and see what you can create with those fluffy, sugary bundles of gooey goodness.
Here’s what to do: Create the diorama (a shoebox works as a wonderful staging area). Take a well-lit photo encompassing as much of the diorama as possible, and send it to childrenslibrary@einetwork.net by March 31 with the following information:
In early April, after the submission deadline, we will post the images online so the public can vote for the best—or, as we like to call it, “The Peep-le’s Choice Award.” The lucky winners will be announced in April and each winner will receive a fabulous basket of goodies.
THE RULES
FRONTLINE | Being Mortal | Season 2015 | Episode 3 | PBS
Panelists: Ed Lewis, Manager, Volunteer & Bereavement for UPMC and Jenna Maruca, Senior Manager of Clinical Operations for UPMC.
Presented by the Family Hospice Speakers Bureau.
Registration is required. By registering for this event you have agreed to comply with the library's patron behavior policy. All non-compliant participants will be immediately and permanently blocked from further participation. Because the Librarian facilitating the event will not be able to provide live technical support during the virtual program, it is strongly encouraged you familiarize yourself with Zoom in advance of the program. You can also contact the Library’s Virtual Reference Service for assistance learning Zoom. You can also join a test meeting to familiarize yourself with Zoom. For more in-depth instructions please visit the Zoom support page on joining a meeting.
FRONTLINE | Being Mortal | Season 2015 | Episode 3 | PBS
Panelists: Ed Lewis, Manager, Volunteer & Bereavement for UPMC and Jenna Maruca, Senior Manager of Clinical Operations for UPMC.
Presented by the Family Hospice Speakers Bureau.
Registration is required. By registering for this event you have agreed to comply with the library's patron behavior policy. All non-compliant participants will be immediately and permanently blocked from further participation. Because the Librarian facilitating the event will not be able to provide live technical support during the virtual program, it is strongly encouraged you familiarize yourself with Zoom in advance of the program. You can also contact the Library’s Virtual Reference Service for assistance learning Zoom. You can also join a test meeting to familiarize yourself with Zoom. For more in-depth instructions please visit the Zoom support page on joining a meeting.
Task: Join teens ages 13-18 in playing Among Us!
Local libraries across the county are teaming up to bring you a safe place to off your crewmates through Discord. Meet and game with teens from Brentwood Library, Bridgeville/South Fayette Library, Carnegie Library of Homestead, C. C. Mellor Library, Cooper Siegel Library, Robinson Library, Sewickley Library, and right here at home!
Task: Join teens ages 13-18 in playing Among Us!
Local libraries across the county are teaming up to bring you a safe place to off your crewmates through Discord. Meet and game with teens from Brentwood Library, Bridgeville/South Fayette Library, Carnegie Library of Homestead, C. C. Mellor Library, Cooper Siegel Library, Robinson Library, Sewickley Library, and right here at home!
Join us for a fun night of friendly competition playing both party and Euro-style board games online! This group is intended for high school age students and adults. Virtual Board Game Night will be conducted via the free video conferencing software Zoom and a Library staff member will be supervising the session. The Librarian coordinating the event will email each registrant a Zoom meeting invitation approximately an hour before the start of the program. Zoom is available as a free desktop (for Windows, MacOS, and Linux Operating systems) and mobile application for Android and Apple iOS devices. Once Zoom is installed, you will be able to join the virtual Library program.
Registration is required. By registering for this event you have agreed to comply with the library's patron behavior policy. All non-compliant participants will be immediately and permanently blocked from further participation. Because the Librarian facilitating the event will not be able to provide live technical support during the virtual program, it is strongly encouraged you familiarize yourself with Zoom in advance of the program. You can also contact the Library’s Virtual Reference Service for assistance learning Zoom. You can also join a test meeting to familiarize yourself with Zoom. For more in-depth instructions please visit the Zoom support page on joining a meeting.
Join us for a fun night of friendly competition playing both party and Euro-style board games online! This group is intended for high school age students and adults. Virtual Board Game Night will be conducted via the free video conferencing software Zoom and a Library staff member will be supervising the session. The Librarian coordinating the event will email each registrant a Zoom meeting invitation approximately an hour before the start of the program. Zoom is available as a free desktop (for Windows, MacOS, and Linux Operating systems) and mobile application for Android and Apple iOS devices. Once Zoom is installed, you will be able to join the virtual Library program.
Registration is required. By registering for this event you have agreed to comply with the library's patron behavior policy. All non-compliant participants will be immediately and permanently blocked from further participation. Because the Librarian facilitating the event will not be able to provide live technical support during the virtual program, it is strongly encouraged you familiarize yourself with Zoom in advance of the program. You can also contact the Library’s Virtual Reference Service for assistance learning Zoom. You can also join a test meeting to familiarize yourself with Zoom. For more in-depth instructions please visit the Zoom support page on joining a meeting.
Struggling to find a job? Underemployed?
WorkAble can help!
WorkAble combines the services of career counselors, regional employers and volunteers to provide seamless services in geographically diverse locations throughout Allegheny County. Funded through the United Way of Allegheny County, WorkAble takes a holistic approach to helping people with their job search. Job seekers will work closely with a career counselor to create and implement a job search plan. WorkAble provides access to free one-on-one career counseling, workshops, employer-hiring events, career fairs and networking opportunities.
Services include:
By appointment only. Please call Gina Sapienza at (412) 904-5993 to schedule.
Struggling to find a job? Underemployed?
WorkAble can help!
WorkAble combines the services of career counselors, regional employers and volunteers to provide seamless services in geographically diverse locations throughout Allegheny County. Funded through the United Way of Allegheny County, WorkAble takes a holistic approach to helping people with their job search. Job seekers will work closely with a career counselor to create and implement a job search plan. WorkAble provides access to free one-on-one career counseling, workshops, employer-hiring events, career fairs and networking opportunities.
Services include:
By appointment only. Please call Gina Sapienza at (412) 904-5993 to schedule.
For the last five years, Mt. Lebanon Library’s Children’s Department has challenged kids and families to create a book-themed diorama using marshmallow Peeps®. We are excited to continue the tradition virtually for its sixth year and with one major change… we are adding an Adult Category! So let your imagination run wild and see what you can create with those fluffy, sugary bundles of gooey goodness.
Here’s what to do: Create the diorama (a shoebox works as a wonderful staging area). Take a well-lit photo encompassing as much of the diorama as possible, and send it to childrenslibrary@einetwork.net by March 31 with the following information:
In early April, after the submission deadline, we will post the images online so the public can vote for the best—or, as we like to call it, “The Peep-le’s Choice Award.” The lucky winners will be announced in April and each winner will receive a fabulous basket of goodies.
THE RULES
For the last five years, Mt. Lebanon Library’s Children’s Department has challenged kids and families to create a book-themed diorama using marshmallow Peeps®. We are excited to continue the tradition virtually for its sixth year and with one major change… we are adding an Adult Category! So let your imagination run wild and see what you can create with those fluffy, sugary bundles of gooey goodness.
Here’s what to do: Create the diorama (a shoebox works as a wonderful staging area). Take a well-lit photo encompassing as much of the diorama as possible, and send it to childrenslibrary@einetwork.net by March 31 with the following information:
In early April, after the submission deadline, we will post the images online so the public can vote for the best—or, as we like to call it, “The Peep-le’s Choice Award.” The lucky winners will be announced in April and each winner will receive a fabulous basket of goodies.
THE RULES
Newcomers and longtime film fans are welcome at the House Of Horror Teen Movie Club's first virtual meet-up! We will be discussing the classic German silent film "The Cabinet Of Doctor Caligari" (1919) available for you to watch anytime from home via the Kanopy app. Sign up below for access to the Zoom link and you will also receive acomplimentary movie theater treat bag to enjoy with your movie discussion!
Newcomers and longtime film fans are welcome at the House Of Horror Teen Movie Club's first virtual meet-up! We will be discussing the classic German silent film "The Cabinet Of Doctor Caligari" (1919) available for you to watch anytime from home via the Kanopy app. Sign up below for access to the Zoom link and you will also receive acomplimentary movie theater treat bag to enjoy with your movie discussion!
Are you crazy for comics? Then join us as we read a graphic novel, discuss, draw, and create in this virtual event!
For kids in grades 3, 4, and 5. Pre-registration is required. This book discussion will take place via the free video conferenceing software Zoom. After registration, you will be contacted to pick-up the book and activity supplies through our contactless pick-up. You must be able to pick-up these items from Mt. Lebanon Public Library to register for the club.
The Librarian coordinating the event will email each registrant a Zoom meeting invitation before the start of the program. Zoom is available as a free desktop (for Windows, MacOS, and Linux Operating systems) and mobile application for Android and Apple iOS devices. Once Zoom is installed, you will be able to join the virtual Library program.
By registering for this event you have agreed to comply with the library's patron behavior policy. All non-compliant participants will be immediately and permanently blocked from further participation. Because the Librarian facilitating the event will not be able to provide live technical support during the virtual program, it is strongly encouraged you familiarize yourself with Zoom in advance of the program. You can also contact the Library’s Virtual Reference Service for assistance learning Zoom. You can also join a test meeting to familiarize yourself with Zoom. For more in-depth instructions please visit the Zoom support page on joining a meeting.
Are you crazy for comics? Then join us as we read a graphic novel, discuss, draw, and create in this virtual event!
For kids in grades 3, 4, and 5. Pre-registration is required. This book discussion will take place via the free video conferenceing software Zoom. After registration, you will be contacted to pick-up the book and activity supplies through our contactless pick-up. You must be able to pick-up these items from Mt. Lebanon Public Library to register for the club.
The Librarian coordinating the event will email each registrant a Zoom meeting invitation before the start of the program. Zoom is available as a free desktop (for Windows, MacOS, and Linux Operating systems) and mobile application for Android and Apple iOS devices. Once Zoom is installed, you will be able to join the virtual Library program.
By registering for this event you have agreed to comply with the library's patron behavior policy. All non-compliant participants will be immediately and permanently blocked from further participation. Because the Librarian facilitating the event will not be able to provide live technical support during the virtual program, it is strongly encouraged you familiarize yourself with Zoom in advance of the program. You can also contact the Library’s Virtual Reference Service for assistance learning Zoom. You can also join a test meeting to familiarize yourself with Zoom. For more in-depth instructions please visit the Zoom support page on joining a meeting.
Struggling to find a job? Underemployed?
WorkAble can help!
WorkAble combines the services of career counselors, regional employers and volunteers to provide seamless services in geographically diverse locations throughout Allegheny County. Funded through the United Way of Allegheny County, WorkAble takes a holistic approach to helping people with their job search. Job seekers will work closely with a career counselor to create and implement a job search plan. WorkAble provides access to free one-on-one career counseling, workshops, employer-hiring events, career fairs and networking opportunities.
Services include:
By appointment only. Please call Gina Sapienza at (412) 904-5993 to schedule.
Struggling to find a job? Underemployed?
WorkAble can help!
WorkAble combines the services of career counselors, regional employers and volunteers to provide seamless services in geographically diverse locations throughout Allegheny County. Funded through the United Way of Allegheny County, WorkAble takes a holistic approach to helping people with their job search. Job seekers will work closely with a career counselor to create and implement a job search plan. WorkAble provides access to free one-on-one career counseling, workshops, employer-hiring events, career fairs and networking opportunities.
Services include:
By appointment only. Please call Gina Sapienza at (412) 904-5993 to schedule.
For the last five years, Mt. Lebanon Library’s Children’s Department has challenged kids and families to create a book-themed diorama using marshmallow Peeps®. We are excited to continue the tradition virtually for its sixth year and with one major change… we are adding an Adult Category! So let your imagination run wild and see what you can create with those fluffy, sugary bundles of gooey goodness.
Here’s what to do: Create the diorama (a shoebox works as a wonderful staging area). Take a well-lit photo encompassing as much of the diorama as possible, and send it to childrenslibrary@einetwork.net by March 31 with the following information:
In early April, after the submission deadline, we will post the images online so the public can vote for the best—or, as we like to call it, “The Peep-le’s Choice Award.” The lucky winners will be announced in April and each winner will receive a fabulous basket of goodies.
THE RULES
For the last five years, Mt. Lebanon Library’s Children’s Department has challenged kids and families to create a book-themed diorama using marshmallow Peeps®. We are excited to continue the tradition virtually for its sixth year and with one major change… we are adding an Adult Category! So let your imagination run wild and see what you can create with those fluffy, sugary bundles of gooey goodness.
Here’s what to do: Create the diorama (a shoebox works as a wonderful staging area). Take a well-lit photo encompassing as much of the diorama as possible, and send it to childrenslibrary@einetwork.net by March 31 with the following information:
In early April, after the submission deadline, we will post the images online so the public can vote for the best—or, as we like to call it, “The Peep-le’s Choice Award.” The lucky winners will be announced in April and each winner will receive a fabulous basket of goodies.
THE RULES
Join Miss Katie for a weekly book review and reader's advisory video! Tune in on our Instagram page Fridays!
Join Miss Katie for a weekly book review and reader's advisory video! Tune in on our Instagram page Fridays!
It may still be snowing, but it's time to start planning your garden! Whether you only have room on your window sill or a whole backyard to plant, herb plants thrive anywhere! Watch herbs sprout from seed to plant via weekly Instagram updates, then take the survey at the end of the process to adopt your own pet herb plant!
It may still be snowing, but it's time to start planning your garden! Whether you only have room on your window sill or a whole backyard to plant, herb plants thrive anywhere! Watch herbs sprout from seed to plant via weekly Instagram updates, then take the survey at the end of the process to adopt your own pet herb plant!
Please join librarian Laurie Schultz for discussions on the Great Courses. In March and April (nine weeks, four lectures per week), we will be discussing The History of India which you can watch on Kanopy (https://mtlebanon.kanopy.com/video/history-india). Kanopy is available to Mt. Lebanon Library card holders. Please register below to receive a link to the discussion. Registration is for the year. Feel free to join at any time.
The Virtual Great Courses Discussions will be conducted via the free video conferencing software Zoom and a Library staff member will be supervising the session. The Librarian coordinating the event will email each registrant a Zoom meeting invitation before the start of the program. Zoom is available as a free desktop (for Windows, MacOS, and Linux Operating systems) and mobile application for Android and Apple iOS devices. Once Zoom is installed, you will be able to join the virtual Library program.
Registration is required. By registering for this event you have agreed to comply with the library's patron behavior policy. All non-compliant participants will be immediately and permanently blocked from further participation. Because the Librarian facilitating the event will not be able to provide live technical support during the virtual program, it is strongly encouraged you familiarize yourself with Zoom in advance of the program. You can also contact the Library’s Virtual Reference Service for assistance learning Zoom. You can also join a test meeting to familiarize yourself with Zoom. For more in-depth instructions please visit the Zoom support page on joining a meeting.
Please join librarian Laurie Schultz for discussions on the Great Courses. In March and April (nine weeks, four lectures per week), we will be discussing The History of India which you can watch on Kanopy (https://mtlebanon.kanopy.com/video/history-india). Kanopy is available to Mt. Lebanon Library card holders. Please register below to receive a link to the discussion. Registration is for the year. Feel free to join at any time.
The Virtual Great Courses Discussions will be conducted via the free video conferencing software Zoom and a Library staff member will be supervising the session. The Librarian coordinating the event will email each registrant a Zoom meeting invitation before the start of the program. Zoom is available as a free desktop (for Windows, MacOS, and Linux Operating systems) and mobile application for Android and Apple iOS devices. Once Zoom is installed, you will be able to join the virtual Library program.
Registration is required. By registering for this event you have agreed to comply with the library's patron behavior policy. All non-compliant participants will be immediately and permanently blocked from further participation. Because the Librarian facilitating the event will not be able to provide live technical support during the virtual program, it is strongly encouraged you familiarize yourself with Zoom in advance of the program. You can also contact the Library’s Virtual Reference Service for assistance learning Zoom. You can also join a test meeting to familiarize yourself with Zoom. For more in-depth instructions please visit the Zoom support page on joining a meeting.
If you’re a woman-owned small business interested in the recent changes to the U.S. Small Business Administration’s (SBA) Woman-Owned Small Business contracting certification program, make sure to join this webinar presented by SBA Business Opportunity Specialist David Pinkosky. The webinar will discuss the WOSB contracting program which will include step-by-step guidance to submitting a successful application. This webinar is a must for all WOSBs interested in or currently pursuing contracting opportunities in the federal marketplace. Register via SCORE here.
From managing a small city at age 22, to becoming a certified procurement professional, Dave Pinkosky has transitioned his business acumen to the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) Western Pennsylvania District Office as a business opportunity specialist. In his 16-year career with the City of Connellsville and the Southwestern Pennsylvania Commission, Dave assisted over 700 clients receive more than $900 million in government contracts. Now, he’s crisscrossing our 27-county footprint helping entrepreneurs and small business owners increase their revenues and cash flow through SBA’s numerous federal contracting opportunities.
Dave graduated from Penn State University with a bachelor’s degree in business administration with an emphasis in management and marketing. He also holds multiple government contracting certifications including Certified Procurement Professional (CPP) from the Association of Procurement & Technical Assistance Centers and Veteran-Owned Small Business Verification Assistance Counselor from the VA Center for Verification & Evaluation. Dave is also a Level 1 graduate of the Federal Acquisition Certification in Contracting (FAC-C) Program.
Webinar Takeaways:
If you’re a woman-owned small business interested in the recent changes to the U.S. Small Business Administration’s (SBA) Woman-Owned Small Business contracting certification program, make sure to join this webinar presented by SBA Business Opportunity Specialist David Pinkosky. The webinar will discuss the WOSB contracting program which will include step-by-step guidance to submitting a successful application. This webinar is a must for all WOSBs interested in or currently pursuing contracting opportunities in the federal marketplace. Register via SCORE here.
From managing a small city at age 22, to becoming a certified procurement professional, Dave Pinkosky has transitioned his business acumen to the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) Western Pennsylvania District Office as a business opportunity specialist. In his 16-year career with the City of Connellsville and the Southwestern Pennsylvania Commission, Dave assisted over 700 clients receive more than $900 million in government contracts. Now, he’s crisscrossing our 27-county footprint helping entrepreneurs and small business owners increase their revenues and cash flow through SBA’s numerous federal contracting opportunities.
Dave graduated from Penn State University with a bachelor’s degree in business administration with an emphasis in management and marketing. He also holds multiple government contracting certifications including Certified Procurement Professional (CPP) from the Association of Procurement & Technical Assistance Centers and Veteran-Owned Small Business Verification Assistance Counselor from the VA Center for Verification & Evaluation. Dave is also a Level 1 graduate of the Federal Acquisition Certification in Contracting (FAC-C) Program.
Webinar Takeaways:
Enjoy interactive stories and creative activities in this monthly family storytime. Wearing PJs is optional, but fun! For ages 3 -6 & family. Register to receive a zoom link to this live program.
Enjoy interactive stories and creative activities in this monthly family storytime. Wearing PJs is optional, but fun! For ages 3 -6 & family. Register to receive a zoom link to this live program.
Struggling to find a job? Underemployed?
WorkAble can help!
WorkAble combines the services of career counselors, regional employers and volunteers to provide seamless services in geographically diverse locations throughout Allegheny County. Funded through the United Way of Allegheny County, WorkAble takes a holistic approach to helping people with their job search. Job seekers will work closely with a career counselor to create and implement a job search plan. WorkAble provides access to free one-on-one career counseling, workshops, employer-hiring events, career fairs and networking opportunities.
Services include:
By appointment only. Please call Gina Sapienza at (412) 904-5993 to schedule.
Struggling to find a job? Underemployed?
WorkAble can help!
WorkAble combines the services of career counselors, regional employers and volunteers to provide seamless services in geographically diverse locations throughout Allegheny County. Funded through the United Way of Allegheny County, WorkAble takes a holistic approach to helping people with their job search. Job seekers will work closely with a career counselor to create and implement a job search plan. WorkAble provides access to free one-on-one career counseling, workshops, employer-hiring events, career fairs and networking opportunities.
Services include:
By appointment only. Please call Gina Sapienza at (412) 904-5993 to schedule.
For the last five years, Mt. Lebanon Library’s Children’s Department has challenged kids and families to create a book-themed diorama using marshmallow Peeps®. We are excited to continue the tradition virtually for its sixth year and with one major change… we are adding an Adult Category! So let your imagination run wild and see what you can create with those fluffy, sugary bundles of gooey goodness.
Here’s what to do: Create the diorama (a shoebox works as a wonderful staging area). Take a well-lit photo encompassing as much of the diorama as possible, and send it to childrenslibrary@einetwork.net by March 31 with the following information:
In early April, after the submission deadline, we will post the images online so the public can vote for the best—or, as we like to call it, “The Peep-le’s Choice Award.” The lucky winners will be announced in April and each winner will receive a fabulous basket of goodies.
THE RULES
For the last five years, Mt. Lebanon Library’s Children’s Department has challenged kids and families to create a book-themed diorama using marshmallow Peeps®. We are excited to continue the tradition virtually for its sixth year and with one major change… we are adding an Adult Category! So let your imagination run wild and see what you can create with those fluffy, sugary bundles of gooey goodness.
Here’s what to do: Create the diorama (a shoebox works as a wonderful staging area). Take a well-lit photo encompassing as much of the diorama as possible, and send it to childrenslibrary@einetwork.net by March 31 with the following information:
In early April, after the submission deadline, we will post the images online so the public can vote for the best—or, as we like to call it, “The Peep-le’s Choice Award.” The lucky winners will be announced in April and each winner will receive a fabulous basket of goodies.
THE RULES
Join Miss Katie for a weekly book review and reader's advisory video! Tune in on our Instagram page Fridays!
Join Miss Katie for a weekly book review and reader's advisory video! Tune in on our Instagram page Fridays!
Six Fridays (February 5 - March 12) of great Pittsburgh people and places: neighborhoods, houses of worship, the Pirates. Presented by Abby Mendelson, whose Pittsburgh: A Place in Time and Pittsburgh Prays: Thirty-Six Houses of Worship are both available at Mt. Lebanon Public Library, and whose many articles on the Pirates appeared in a variety of publications. We’ll enjoy lively, informative, interactive discussions of things that made Pittsburgh great. From a fort at the Forks of the Ohio to ethnic enclaves to a rich, diverse landscape, Pittsburgh’s first quarter-millennium has been marked by fierce loyalties, religious fervor, and baseball fever. This six-week Zoom course will focus on the particulars that have made Pittsburgh truly Someplace Special. NOTE: 2/26 lecture will begin at 10:30 am.
Neighborhoods (Weeks 1-2)
Allentown to Allegheny West, Bloomfield to Bon Air, Friendship to Garfield, Hays to Hazelwood, Polish Hill to Troy Hill, and 60-odd more, Pittsburgh’s myriad, diverse neighborhoods define America’s most unique city. We’ll look at the history, development, redevelopment, re-use, and re-purposing of a city that seems never to change – while transforming before our eyes.
Houses of Worship (Weeks 3-4)
From the time of the French, priests traveled with the soldiers. Johnny Appleseed left from the Point to hand out seeds along with pages from the Swedenborgian Bible. While back at home entire communities pinned their hopes and dreams, time and resources creating spectacular houses of worship. Looking strictly at active institutions, we’ll visit Catholics and Episcopalians, Presbyterians and Baptists, Sikhs and Hindus, Jews and Jains, interfaith to Zen, towering cathedrals to tiny chapels, stone and wood to terra cotta, icons and relics and outsized murals.
The Pirates (Weeks 5-6)
Nearly 150 years of professional baseball: we’ll look at the resounding roller-coaster history of the five-time World Champion franchise. Barney Dreyfuss to Bob Nutting. Deacon Phillippe to Honus Wagner and Fred Clarke. Kiki Cuyler to Max Carey and Arky Vaughn. Pie Traynor to Ralph Kiner and the Waner brothers. Roberto Clemente to Willie Stargell and Bill Mazeroski. Barry Bonds to Andrew McCutchen and Josh Bell. Exposition Park to Forbes Field, Three Rivers Stadium to PNC Park. Danny Murtaugh and Chuck Tanner and Clint Hurdle. Joe Brown to Pete Peterson, Neal Huntington to Ben Cherington. Analytics and launch angles and all that impossible new data and a lot, lot more.
These programs will be conducted via the free video conferencing software Zoom and a Library staff member will be supervising the session. The Librarian coordinating the event will email each registrant a Zoom meeting invitation before the start of the program. Zoom is available as a free desktop (for Windows, MacOS, and Linux Operating systems) and mobile application for Android and Apple iOS devices. Once Zoom is installed, you will be able to join the virtual Library program.
Registration is required. By registering for this event you have agreed to comply with the library's patron behavior policy. All non-compliant participants will be immediately and permanently blocked from further participation. Because the Librarian facilitating the event will not be able to provide live technical support during the virtual program, it is strongly encouraged you familiarize yourself with Zoom in advance of the program. You can also contact the Library’s Virtual Reference Service for assistance learning Zoom. You can also join a test meeting to familiarize yourself with Zoom. For more in-depth instructions please visit the Zoom support page on joining a meeting.
Six Fridays (February 5 - March 12) of great Pittsburgh people and places: neighborhoods, houses of worship, the Pirates. Presented by Abby Mendelson, whose Pittsburgh: A Place in Time and Pittsburgh Prays: Thirty-Six Houses of Worship are both available at Mt. Lebanon Public Library, and whose many articles on the Pirates appeared in a variety of publications. We’ll enjoy lively, informative, interactive discussions of things that made Pittsburgh great. From a fort at the Forks of the Ohio to ethnic enclaves to a rich, diverse landscape, Pittsburgh’s first quarter-millennium has been marked by fierce loyalties, religious fervor, and baseball fever. This six-week Zoom course will focus on the particulars that have made Pittsburgh truly Someplace Special. NOTE: 2/26 lecture will begin at 10:30 am.
Neighborhoods (Weeks 1-2)
Allentown to Allegheny West, Bloomfield to Bon Air, Friendship to Garfield, Hays to Hazelwood, Polish Hill to Troy Hill, and 60-odd more, Pittsburgh’s myriad, diverse neighborhoods define America’s most unique city. We’ll look at the history, development, redevelopment, re-use, and re-purposing of a city that seems never to change – while transforming before our eyes.
Houses of Worship (Weeks 3-4)
From the time of the French, priests traveled with the soldiers. Johnny Appleseed left from the Point to hand out seeds along with pages from the Swedenborgian Bible. While back at home entire communities pinned their hopes and dreams, time and resources creating spectacular houses of worship. Looking strictly at active institutions, we’ll visit Catholics and Episcopalians, Presbyterians and Baptists, Sikhs and Hindus, Jews and Jains, interfaith to Zen, towering cathedrals to tiny chapels, stone and wood to terra cotta, icons and relics and outsized murals.
The Pirates (Weeks 5-6)
Nearly 150 years of professional baseball: we’ll look at the resounding roller-coaster history of the five-time World Champion franchise. Barney Dreyfuss to Bob Nutting. Deacon Phillippe to Honus Wagner and Fred Clarke. Kiki Cuyler to Max Carey and Arky Vaughn. Pie Traynor to Ralph Kiner and the Waner brothers. Roberto Clemente to Willie Stargell and Bill Mazeroski. Barry Bonds to Andrew McCutchen and Josh Bell. Exposition Park to Forbes Field, Three Rivers Stadium to PNC Park. Danny Murtaugh and Chuck Tanner and Clint Hurdle. Joe Brown to Pete Peterson, Neal Huntington to Ben Cherington. Analytics and launch angles and all that impossible new data and a lot, lot more.
These programs will be conducted via the free video conferencing software Zoom and a Library staff member will be supervising the session. The Librarian coordinating the event will email each registrant a Zoom meeting invitation before the start of the program. Zoom is available as a free desktop (for Windows, MacOS, and Linux Operating systems) and mobile application for Android and Apple iOS devices. Once Zoom is installed, you will be able to join the virtual Library program.
Registration is required. By registering for this event you have agreed to comply with the library's patron behavior policy. All non-compliant participants will be immediately and permanently blocked from further participation. Because the Librarian facilitating the event will not be able to provide live technical support during the virtual program, it is strongly encouraged you familiarize yourself with Zoom in advance of the program. You can also contact the Library’s Virtual Reference Service for assistance learning Zoom. You can also join a test meeting to familiarize yourself with Zoom. For more in-depth instructions please visit the Zoom support page on joining a meeting.
Our librarians Sharon Bruni and Sarah McGowan chat about a variety of books both new and not so new each week (with occasional breaks). Both fiction and non-fiction books are featured. Sign up for the Library's newsletter to receive the recorded video and accompanying online book list. The chats are a great way to discover new books and authors.
Our librarians Sharon Bruni and Sarah McGowan chat about a variety of books both new and not so new each week (with occasional breaks). Both fiction and non-fiction books are featured. Sign up for the Library's newsletter to receive the recorded video and accompanying online book list. The chats are a great way to discover new books and authors.
For the last five years, Mt. Lebanon Library’s Children’s Department has challenged kids and families to create a book-themed diorama using marshmallow Peeps®. We are excited to continue the tradition virtually for its sixth year and with one major change… we are adding an Adult Category! So let your imagination run wild and see what you can create with those fluffy, sugary bundles of gooey goodness.
Here’s what to do: Create the diorama (a shoebox works as a wonderful staging area). Take a well-lit photo encompassing as much of the diorama as possible, and send it to childrenslibrary@einetwork.net by March 31 with the following information:
In early April, after the submission deadline, we will post the images online so the public can vote for the best—or, as we like to call it, “The Peep-le’s Choice Award.” The lucky winners will be announced in April and each winner will receive a fabulous basket of goodies.
THE RULES
For the last five years, Mt. Lebanon Library’s Children’s Department has challenged kids and families to create a book-themed diorama using marshmallow Peeps®. We are excited to continue the tradition virtually for its sixth year and with one major change… we are adding an Adult Category! So let your imagination run wild and see what you can create with those fluffy, sugary bundles of gooey goodness.
Here’s what to do: Create the diorama (a shoebox works as a wonderful staging area). Take a well-lit photo encompassing as much of the diorama as possible, and send it to childrenslibrary@einetwork.net by March 31 with the following information:
In early April, after the submission deadline, we will post the images online so the public can vote for the best—or, as we like to call it, “The Peep-le’s Choice Award.” The lucky winners will be announced in April and each winner will receive a fabulous basket of goodies.
THE RULES
For the last five years, Mt. Lebanon Library’s Children’s Department has challenged kids and families to create a book-themed diorama using marshmallow Peeps®. We are excited to continue the tradition virtually for its sixth year and with one major change… we are adding an Adult Category! So let your imagination run wild and see what you can create with those fluffy, sugary bundles of gooey goodness.
Here’s what to do: Create the diorama (a shoebox works as a wonderful staging area). Take a well-lit photo encompassing as much of the diorama as possible, and send it to childrenslibrary@einetwork.net by March 31 with the following information:
In early April, after the submission deadline, we will post the images online so the public can vote for the best—or, as we like to call it, “The Peep-le’s Choice Award.” The lucky winners will be announced in April and each winner will receive a fabulous basket of goodies.
THE RULES
For the last five years, Mt. Lebanon Library’s Children’s Department has challenged kids and families to create a book-themed diorama using marshmallow Peeps®. We are excited to continue the tradition virtually for its sixth year and with one major change… we are adding an Adult Category! So let your imagination run wild and see what you can create with those fluffy, sugary bundles of gooey goodness.
Here’s what to do: Create the diorama (a shoebox works as a wonderful staging area). Take a well-lit photo encompassing as much of the diorama as possible, and send it to childrenslibrary@einetwork.net by March 31 with the following information:
In early April, after the submission deadline, we will post the images online so the public can vote for the best—or, as we like to call it, “The Peep-le’s Choice Award.” The lucky winners will be announced in April and each winner will receive a fabulous basket of goodies.
THE RULES
Struggling to find a job? Underemployed?
WorkAble can help!
WorkAble combines the services of career counselors, regional employers and volunteers to provide seamless services in geographically diverse locations throughout Allegheny County. Funded through the United Way of Allegheny County, WorkAble takes a holistic approach to helping people with their job search. Job seekers will work closely with a career counselor to create and implement a job search plan. WorkAble provides access to free one-on-one career counseling, workshops, employer-hiring events, career fairs and networking opportunities.
Services include:
By appointment only. Please call Gina Sapienza at (412) 904-5993 to schedule.
Struggling to find a job? Underemployed?
WorkAble can help!
WorkAble combines the services of career counselors, regional employers and volunteers to provide seamless services in geographically diverse locations throughout Allegheny County. Funded through the United Way of Allegheny County, WorkAble takes a holistic approach to helping people with their job search. Job seekers will work closely with a career counselor to create and implement a job search plan. WorkAble provides access to free one-on-one career counseling, workshops, employer-hiring events, career fairs and networking opportunities.
Services include:
By appointment only. Please call Gina Sapienza at (412) 904-5993 to schedule.
For the last five years, Mt. Lebanon Library’s Children’s Department has challenged kids and families to create a book-themed diorama using marshmallow Peeps®. We are excited to continue the tradition virtually for its sixth year and with one major change… we are adding an Adult Category! So let your imagination run wild and see what you can create with those fluffy, sugary bundles of gooey goodness.
Here’s what to do: Create the diorama (a shoebox works as a wonderful staging area). Take a well-lit photo encompassing as much of the diorama as possible, and send it to childrenslibrary@einetwork.net by March 31 with the following information:
In early April, after the submission deadline, we will post the images online so the public can vote for the best—or, as we like to call it, “The Peep-le’s Choice Award.” The lucky winners will be announced in April and each winner will receive a fabulous basket of goodies.
THE RULES
For the last five years, Mt. Lebanon Library’s Children’s Department has challenged kids and families to create a book-themed diorama using marshmallow Peeps®. We are excited to continue the tradition virtually for its sixth year and with one major change… we are adding an Adult Category! So let your imagination run wild and see what you can create with those fluffy, sugary bundles of gooey goodness.
Here’s what to do: Create the diorama (a shoebox works as a wonderful staging area). Take a well-lit photo encompassing as much of the diorama as possible, and send it to childrenslibrary@einetwork.net by March 31 with the following information:
In early April, after the submission deadline, we will post the images online so the public can vote for the best—or, as we like to call it, “The Peep-le’s Choice Award.” The lucky winners will be announced in April and each winner will receive a fabulous basket of goodies.
THE RULES
Join Brandon and Katie online for weekly contemplation questions posted on our two-chapter readings of Aristotle & Dante Discover The Secrets Of The Universe by Benjamin Alire Sáenz. This book club is inclusive of LGBTQ+ teens and their allies.
Join Brandon and Katie online for weekly contemplation questions posted on our two-chapter readings of Aristotle & Dante Discover The Secrets Of The Universe by Benjamin Alire Sáenz. This book club is inclusive of LGBTQ+ teens and their allies.
Learn the life long benefits of starting a running program incorporated with proper nutrition and diet, which can help you gain control over negative health effects on your body, such as stress and weight problems.
Courtney McKay received her degree in Kinesiology from the University of Maryland. She was a long-distance runner while in school and later coached cross-country teams. She currently works in the physical therapy field and has participated in ten marathons in various states including Pittsburgh.
The Librarian coordinating the event will email each registrant a Zoom meeting invitation approximately an hour before the start of the program. Zoom is available as a free desktop (for Windows, MacOS, and Linux Operating systems) and mobile application for Android and Apple iOS devices. Once Zoom is installed, you will be able to join the virtual Library program.
Registration is required. By registering for this event you have agreed to comply with the library's patron behavior policy. All non-compliant participants will be immediately and permanently blocked from further participation. Because the Librarian facilitating the event will not be able to provide live technical support during the virtual program, it is strongly encouraged you familiarize yourself with Zoom in advance of the program. You can also contact the Library’s Virtual Reference Service for assistance learning Zoom. You can also join a test meeting to familiarize yourself with Zoom. For more in-depth instructions please visit the Zoom support page on joining a meeting.
Learn the life long benefits of starting a running program incorporated with proper nutrition and diet, which can help you gain control over negative health effects on your body, such as stress and weight problems.
Courtney McKay received her degree in Kinesiology from the University of Maryland. She was a long-distance runner while in school and later coached cross-country teams. She currently works in the physical therapy field and has participated in ten marathons in various states including Pittsburgh.
The Librarian coordinating the event will email each registrant a Zoom meeting invitation approximately an hour before the start of the program. Zoom is available as a free desktop (for Windows, MacOS, and Linux Operating systems) and mobile application for Android and Apple iOS devices. Once Zoom is installed, you will be able to join the virtual Library program.
Registration is required. By registering for this event you have agreed to comply with the library's patron behavior policy. All non-compliant participants will be immediately and permanently blocked from further participation. Because the Librarian facilitating the event will not be able to provide live technical support during the virtual program, it is strongly encouraged you familiarize yourself with Zoom in advance of the program. You can also contact the Library’s Virtual Reference Service for assistance learning Zoom. You can also join a test meeting to familiarize yourself with Zoom. For more in-depth instructions please visit the Zoom support page on joining a meeting.
Struggling to find a job? Underemployed?
WorkAble can help!
WorkAble combines the services of career counselors, regional employers and volunteers to provide seamless services in geographically diverse locations throughout Allegheny County. Funded through the United Way of Allegheny County, WorkAble takes a holistic approach to helping people with their job search. Job seekers will work closely with a career counselor to create and implement a job search plan. WorkAble provides access to free one-on-one career counseling, workshops, employer-hiring events, career fairs and networking opportunities.
Services include:
By appointment only. Please call Gina Sapienza at (412) 904-5993 to schedule.
Struggling to find a job? Underemployed?
WorkAble can help!
WorkAble combines the services of career counselors, regional employers and volunteers to provide seamless services in geographically diverse locations throughout Allegheny County. Funded through the United Way of Allegheny County, WorkAble takes a holistic approach to helping people with their job search. Job seekers will work closely with a career counselor to create and implement a job search plan. WorkAble provides access to free one-on-one career counseling, workshops, employer-hiring events, career fairs and networking opportunities.
Services include:
By appointment only. Please call Gina Sapienza at (412) 904-5993 to schedule.
For the last five years, Mt. Lebanon Library’s Children’s Department has challenged kids and families to create a book-themed diorama using marshmallow Peeps®. We are excited to continue the tradition virtually for its sixth year and with one major change… we are adding an Adult Category! So let your imagination run wild and see what you can create with those fluffy, sugary bundles of gooey goodness.
Here’s what to do: Create the diorama (a shoebox works as a wonderful staging area). Take a well-lit photo encompassing as much of the diorama as possible, and send it to childrenslibrary@einetwork.net by March 31 with the following information:
In early April, after the submission deadline, we will post the images online so the public can vote for the best—or, as we like to call it, “The Peep-le’s Choice Award.” The lucky winners will be announced in April and each winner will receive a fabulous basket of goodies.
THE RULES
For the last five years, Mt. Lebanon Library’s Children’s Department has challenged kids and families to create a book-themed diorama using marshmallow Peeps®. We are excited to continue the tradition virtually for its sixth year and with one major change… we are adding an Adult Category! So let your imagination run wild and see what you can create with those fluffy, sugary bundles of gooey goodness.
Here’s what to do: Create the diorama (a shoebox works as a wonderful staging area). Take a well-lit photo encompassing as much of the diorama as possible, and send it to childrenslibrary@einetwork.net by March 31 with the following information:
In early April, after the submission deadline, we will post the images online so the public can vote for the best—or, as we like to call it, “The Peep-le’s Choice Award.” The lucky winners will be announced in April and each winner will receive a fabulous basket of goodies.
THE RULES
Experience new and classic picture books, enjoy favorite songs, and learn new fingerplays in this virtual program. For kids ages 4-6. See the most recent video here.
Experience new and classic picture books, enjoy favorite songs, and learn new fingerplays in this virtual program. For kids ages 4-6. See the most recent video here.
Discover the health benefits of integrated mind/body practice and learn about Tai Chi forms with practitioner, scholar, and Master of Tai Chi and Chi Kung, Dr. David Clippinger. Dr. Clippinger runs Still Mountain a Tai Chi and Chi Kung studio from his home in Mt. Lebanon. In addition to running his studio, Dr. Clippinger is an ordained Ch'an Buddhist monk and is an active lecturer for many of our region's health and wellness organizations including; Magee Women's Hospital, Gilda's Club of Western PA, Allegheny General Hospital, the Cancer Caring Center and UPMC. Registration required. We will meet on the 3rd Tuesday of every month. Register below for entire series (cancel registration only if canceling for whole series).
Mind/Body Practice and Tai Chi will be conducted via the free video conferencing software Zoom and a Library staff member will be supervising the session. The Librarian coordinating the event will email each registrant a Zoom meeting invitation before the start of the program. Zoom is available as a free desktop (for Windows, MacOS, and Linux Operating systems) and mobile application for Android and Apple iOS devices. Once Zoom is installed, you will be able to join the virtual Library program.
Registration is required. By registering for this event you have agreed to comply with the library's patron behavior policy. All non-compliant participants will be immediately and permanently blocked from further participation. Because the Librarian facilitating the event will not be able to provide live technical support during the virtual program, it is strongly encouraged you familiarize yourself with Zoom in advance of the program. You can also contact the Library’s Virtual Reference Service for assistance learning Zoom. You can also join a test meeting to familiarize yourself with Zoom. For more in-depth instructions please visit the Zoom support page on joining a meeting.
Discover the health benefits of integrated mind/body practice and learn about Tai Chi forms with practitioner, scholar, and Master of Tai Chi and Chi Kung, Dr. David Clippinger. Dr. Clippinger runs Still Mountain a Tai Chi and Chi Kung studio from his home in Mt. Lebanon. In addition to running his studio, Dr. Clippinger is an ordained Ch'an Buddhist monk and is an active lecturer for many of our region's health and wellness organizations including; Magee Women's Hospital, Gilda's Club of Western PA, Allegheny General Hospital, the Cancer Caring Center and UPMC. Registration required. We will meet on the 3rd Tuesday of every month. Register below for entire series (cancel registration only if canceling for whole series).
Mind/Body Practice and Tai Chi will be conducted via the free video conferencing software Zoom and a Library staff member will be supervising the session. The Librarian coordinating the event will email each registrant a Zoom meeting invitation before the start of the program. Zoom is available as a free desktop (for Windows, MacOS, and Linux Operating systems) and mobile application for Android and Apple iOS devices. Once Zoom is installed, you will be able to join the virtual Library program.
Registration is required. By registering for this event you have agreed to comply with the library's patron behavior policy. All non-compliant participants will be immediately and permanently blocked from further participation. Because the Librarian facilitating the event will not be able to provide live technical support during the virtual program, it is strongly encouraged you familiarize yourself with Zoom in advance of the program. You can also contact the Library’s Virtual Reference Service for assistance learning Zoom. You can also join a test meeting to familiarize yourself with Zoom. For more in-depth instructions please visit the Zoom support page on joining a meeting.
Task: Join teens ages 13-18 in playing Among Us!
Local libraries across the county are teaming up to bring you a safe place to off your crewmates through Discord. Meet and game with teens from Brentwood Library, Bridgeville/South Fayette Library, Carnegie Library of Homestead, C. C. Mellor Library, Cooper Siegel Library, Robinson Library, Sewickley Library, and right here at home!
Task: Join teens ages 13-18 in playing Among Us!
Local libraries across the county are teaming up to bring you a safe place to off your crewmates through Discord. Meet and game with teens from Brentwood Library, Bridgeville/South Fayette Library, Carnegie Library of Homestead, C. C. Mellor Library, Cooper Siegel Library, Robinson Library, Sewickley Library, and right here at home!
Have fun discussing a new thought-provoking book each month with other moms and daughters who love to read! For girls, ages 10 - 13, & their moms. Register here first, then contact the library to schedule a time to pick up your book. childrenslibrary@einetwork.net
Have fun discussing a new thought-provoking book each month with other moms and daughters who love to read! For girls, ages 10 - 13, & their moms. Register here first, then contact the library to schedule a time to pick up your book. childrenslibrary@einetwork.net
Join us for a fun night of friendly competition playing both party and Euro-style board games online! This group is intended for high school age students and adults. Virtual Board Game Night will be conducted via the free video conferencing software Zoom and a Library staff member will be supervising the session. The Librarian coordinating the event will email each registrant a Zoom meeting invitation approximately an hour before the start of the program. Zoom is available as a free desktop (for Windows, MacOS, and Linux Operating systems) and mobile application for Android and Apple iOS devices. Once Zoom is installed, you will be able to join the virtual Library program.
Registration is required. By registering for this event you have agreed to comply with the library's patron behavior policy. All non-compliant participants will be immediately and permanently blocked from further participation. Because the Librarian facilitating the event will not be able to provide live technical support during the virtual program, it is strongly encouraged you familiarize yourself with Zoom in advance of the program. You can also contact the Library’s Virtual Reference Service for assistance learning Zoom. You can also join a test meeting to familiarize yourself with Zoom. For more in-depth instructions please visit the Zoom support page on joining a meeting.
Join us for a fun night of friendly competition playing both party and Euro-style board games online! This group is intended for high school age students and adults. Virtual Board Game Night will be conducted via the free video conferencing software Zoom and a Library staff member will be supervising the session. The Librarian coordinating the event will email each registrant a Zoom meeting invitation approximately an hour before the start of the program. Zoom is available as a free desktop (for Windows, MacOS, and Linux Operating systems) and mobile application for Android and Apple iOS devices. Once Zoom is installed, you will be able to join the virtual Library program.
Registration is required. By registering for this event you have agreed to comply with the library's patron behavior policy. All non-compliant participants will be immediately and permanently blocked from further participation. Because the Librarian facilitating the event will not be able to provide live technical support during the virtual program, it is strongly encouraged you familiarize yourself with Zoom in advance of the program. You can also contact the Library’s Virtual Reference Service for assistance learning Zoom. You can also join a test meeting to familiarize yourself with Zoom. For more in-depth instructions please visit the Zoom support page on joining a meeting.
Struggling to find a job? Underemployed?
WorkAble can help!
WorkAble combines the services of career counselors, regional employers and volunteers to provide seamless services in geographically diverse locations throughout Allegheny County. Funded through the United Way of Allegheny County, WorkAble takes a holistic approach to helping people with their job search. Job seekers will work closely with a career counselor to create and implement a job search plan. WorkAble provides access to free one-on-one career counseling, workshops, employer-hiring events, career fairs and networking opportunities.
Services include:
By appointment only. Please call Gina Sapienza at (412) 904-5993 to schedule.
Struggling to find a job? Underemployed?
WorkAble can help!
WorkAble combines the services of career counselors, regional employers and volunteers to provide seamless services in geographically diverse locations throughout Allegheny County. Funded through the United Way of Allegheny County, WorkAble takes a holistic approach to helping people with their job search. Job seekers will work closely with a career counselor to create and implement a job search plan. WorkAble provides access to free one-on-one career counseling, workshops, employer-hiring events, career fairs and networking opportunities.
Services include:
By appointment only. Please call Gina Sapienza at (412) 904-5993 to schedule.
For the last five years, Mt. Lebanon Library’s Children’s Department has challenged kids and families to create a book-themed diorama using marshmallow Peeps®. We are excited to continue the tradition virtually for its sixth year and with one major change… we are adding an Adult Category! So let your imagination run wild and see what you can create with those fluffy, sugary bundles of gooey goodness.
Here’s what to do: Create the diorama (a shoebox works as a wonderful staging area). Take a well-lit photo encompassing as much of the diorama as possible, and send it to childrenslibrary@einetwork.net by March 31 with the following information:
In early April, after the submission deadline, we will post the images online so the public can vote for the best—or, as we like to call it, “The Peep-le’s Choice Award.” The lucky winners will be announced in April and each winner will receive a fabulous basket of goodies.
THE RULES
For the last five years, Mt. Lebanon Library’s Children’s Department has challenged kids and families to create a book-themed diorama using marshmallow Peeps®. We are excited to continue the tradition virtually for its sixth year and with one major change… we are adding an Adult Category! So let your imagination run wild and see what you can create with those fluffy, sugary bundles of gooey goodness.
Here’s what to do: Create the diorama (a shoebox works as a wonderful staging area). Take a well-lit photo encompassing as much of the diorama as possible, and send it to childrenslibrary@einetwork.net by March 31 with the following information:
In early April, after the submission deadline, we will post the images online so the public can vote for the best—or, as we like to call it, “The Peep-le’s Choice Award.” The lucky winners will be announced in April and each winner will receive a fabulous basket of goodies.
THE RULES
Enjoy great books and learn new rhymes in this fun, interactive program for babies birth-2 with a caregiver.
Enjoy great books and learn new rhymes in this fun, interactive program for babies birth-2 with a caregiver.
Whether or not you are experienced at knitting and crochet or just learning, please join us online for this time to work on your own projects. We will be meeting every 1st and 3rd Wednesday. Please register below to get an invite to the Zoom meeting.
Virtual Knitting and crochet will be conducted via the free video conferencing software Zoom and a Library staff member will be supervising the session. The Librarian coordinating the event will email each registrant a Zoom meeting invitation before the start of the program. Zoom is available as a free desktop (for Windows, MacOS, and Linux Operating systems) and mobile application for Android and Apple iOS devices. Once Zoom is installed, you will be able to join the virtual Library program.
Registration is required. By registering for this event you have agreed to comply with the library's patron behavior policy. All non-compliant participants will be immediately and permanently blocked from further participation. Because the Librarian facilitating the event will not be able to provide live technical support during the virtual program, it is strongly encouraged you familiarize yourself with Zoom in advance of the program. You can also contact the Library’s Virtual Reference Service for assistance learning Zoom. You can also join a test meeting to familiarize yourself with Zoom. For more in-depth instructions please visit the Zoom support page on joining a meeting.
Whether or not you are experienced at knitting and crochet or just learning, please join us online for this time to work on your own projects. We will be meeting every 1st and 3rd Wednesday. Please register below to get an invite to the Zoom meeting.
Virtual Knitting and crochet will be conducted via the free video conferencing software Zoom and a Library staff member will be supervising the session. The Librarian coordinating the event will email each registrant a Zoom meeting invitation before the start of the program. Zoom is available as a free desktop (for Windows, MacOS, and Linux Operating systems) and mobile application for Android and Apple iOS devices. Once Zoom is installed, you will be able to join the virtual Library program.
Registration is required. By registering for this event you have agreed to comply with the library's patron behavior policy. All non-compliant participants will be immediately and permanently blocked from further participation. Because the Librarian facilitating the event will not be able to provide live technical support during the virtual program, it is strongly encouraged you familiarize yourself with Zoom in advance of the program. You can also contact the Library’s Virtual Reference Service for assistance learning Zoom. You can also join a test meeting to familiarize yourself with Zoom. For more in-depth instructions please visit the Zoom support page on joining a meeting.
Join Storyteller Alan Irvine for St. Patrick's Day stories.
Stories of St. Patrick with Alan Irvine will be conducted via the free video conferencing software Zoom and a Library staff member will be supervising the session. The Librarian coordinating the event will email each registrant a Zoom meeting invitation before the start of the program. Zoom is available as a free desktop (for Windows, MacOS, and Linux Operating systems) and mobile application for Android and Apple iOS devices. Once Zoom is installed, you will be able to join the virtual Library program.
Registration is required. By registering for this event you have agreed to comply with the library's patron behavior policy. All non-compliant participants will be immediately and permanently blocked from further participation. Because the Librarian facilitating the event will not be able to provide live technical support during the virtual program, it is strongly encouraged you familiarize yourself with Zoom in advance of the program. You can also contact the Library’s Virtual Reference Service for assistance learning Zoom. You can also join a test meeting to familiarize yourself with Zoom. For more in-depth instructions please visit the Zoom support page on joining a meeting.
Join Storyteller Alan Irvine for St. Patrick's Day stories.
Stories of St. Patrick with Alan Irvine will be conducted via the free video conferencing software Zoom and a Library staff member will be supervising the session. The Librarian coordinating the event will email each registrant a Zoom meeting invitation before the start of the program. Zoom is available as a free desktop (for Windows, MacOS, and Linux Operating systems) and mobile application for Android and Apple iOS devices. Once Zoom is installed, you will be able to join the virtual Library program.
Registration is required. By registering for this event you have agreed to comply with the library's patron behavior policy. All non-compliant participants will be immediately and permanently blocked from further participation. Because the Librarian facilitating the event will not be able to provide live technical support during the virtual program, it is strongly encouraged you familiarize yourself with Zoom in advance of the program. You can also contact the Library’s Virtual Reference Service for assistance learning Zoom. You can also join a test meeting to familiarize yourself with Zoom. For more in-depth instructions please visit the Zoom support page on joining a meeting.
Have you been creating art during the cold winter stuck at home? Join fellow teens on Zoom for an arts and crafts show-and-tell, as well as skill share!
Have you been creating art during the cold winter stuck at home? Join fellow teens on Zoom for an arts and crafts show-and-tell, as well as skill share!
Let kids tap into their creative side while they explore stories and art! Fun for kids ages 4 -8.
Please register to receive your Zoom link for this live program and information about picking up your supply kit so you can craft along with us!
Let kids tap into their creative side while they explore stories and art! Fun for kids ages 4 -8.
Please register to receive your Zoom link for this live program and information about picking up your supply kit so you can craft along with us!
Let kids tap into their creative side while they explore stories and art! Fun for kids ages 4 -8.
Please register to receive your Zoom link for this live program and information about picking up your supply kit so you can craft along with us!
Let kids tap into their creative side while they explore stories and art! Fun for kids ages 4 -8.
Please register to receive your Zoom link for this live program and information about picking up your supply kit so you can craft along with us!
Struggling to find a job? Underemployed?
WorkAble can help!
WorkAble combines the services of career counselors, regional employers and volunteers to provide seamless services in geographically diverse locations throughout Allegheny County. Funded through the United Way of Allegheny County, WorkAble takes a holistic approach to helping people with their job search. Job seekers will work closely with a career counselor to create and implement a job search plan. WorkAble provides access to free one-on-one career counseling, workshops, employer-hiring events, career fairs and networking opportunities.
Services include:
By appointment only. Please call Gina Sapienza at (412) 904-5993 to schedule.
Struggling to find a job? Underemployed?
WorkAble can help!
WorkAble combines the services of career counselors, regional employers and volunteers to provide seamless services in geographically diverse locations throughout Allegheny County. Funded through the United Way of Allegheny County, WorkAble takes a holistic approach to helping people with their job search. Job seekers will work closely with a career counselor to create and implement a job search plan. WorkAble provides access to free one-on-one career counseling, workshops, employer-hiring events, career fairs and networking opportunities.
Services include:
By appointment only. Please call Gina Sapienza at (412) 904-5993 to schedule.
For the last five years, Mt. Lebanon Library’s Children’s Department has challenged kids and families to create a book-themed diorama using marshmallow Peeps®. We are excited to continue the tradition virtually for its sixth year and with one major change… we are adding an Adult Category! So let your imagination run wild and see what you can create with those fluffy, sugary bundles of gooey goodness.
Here’s what to do: Create the diorama (a shoebox works as a wonderful staging area). Take a well-lit photo encompassing as much of the diorama as possible, and send it to childrenslibrary@einetwork.net by March 31 with the following information:
In early April, after the submission deadline, we will post the images online so the public can vote for the best—or, as we like to call it, “The Peep-le’s Choice Award.” The lucky winners will be announced in April and each winner will receive a fabulous basket of goodies.
THE RULES
For the last five years, Mt. Lebanon Library’s Children’s Department has challenged kids and families to create a book-themed diorama using marshmallow Peeps®. We are excited to continue the tradition virtually for its sixth year and with one major change… we are adding an Adult Category! So let your imagination run wild and see what you can create with those fluffy, sugary bundles of gooey goodness.
Here’s what to do: Create the diorama (a shoebox works as a wonderful staging area). Take a well-lit photo encompassing as much of the diorama as possible, and send it to childrenslibrary@einetwork.net by March 31 with the following information:
In early April, after the submission deadline, we will post the images online so the public can vote for the best—or, as we like to call it, “The Peep-le’s Choice Award.” The lucky winners will be announced in April and each winner will receive a fabulous basket of goodies.
THE RULES
It may still be snowing, but it's time to start planning your garden! Whether you only have room on your window sill or a whole backyard to plant, herb plants thrive anywhere! Watch herbs sprout from seed to plant via weekly Instagram updates, then take the survey at the end of the process to adopt your own pet herb plant!
It may still be snowing, but it's time to start planning your garden! Whether you only have room on your window sill or a whole backyard to plant, herb plants thrive anywhere! Watch herbs sprout from seed to plant via weekly Instagram updates, then take the survey at the end of the process to adopt your own pet herb plant!
Discover delightful fingerplays, stories and songs in this participatory program created especially for 2-3 year olds and their caregiver.
Discover delightful fingerplays, stories and songs in this participatory program created especially for 2-3 year olds and their caregiver.
Please join librarian Laurie Schultz for discussions on the Great Courses. In March and April (nine weeks, four lectures per week), we will be discussing The History of India which you can watch on Kanopy (https://mtlebanon.kanopy.com/video/history-india). Kanopy is available to Mt. Lebanon Library card holders. Please register below to receive a link to the discussion. Registration is for the year. Feel free to join at any time.
The Virtual Great Courses Discussions will be conducted via the free video conferencing software Zoom and a Library staff member will be supervising the session. The Librarian coordinating the event will email each registrant a Zoom meeting invitation before the start of the program. Zoom is available as a free desktop (for Windows, MacOS, and Linux Operating systems) and mobile application for Android and Apple iOS devices. Once Zoom is installed, you will be able to join the virtual Library program.
Registration is required. By registering for this event you have agreed to comply with the library's patron behavior policy. All non-compliant participants will be immediately and permanently blocked from further participation. Because the Librarian facilitating the event will not be able to provide live technical support during the virtual program, it is strongly encouraged you familiarize yourself with Zoom in advance of the program. You can also contact the Library’s Virtual Reference Service for assistance learning Zoom. You can also join a test meeting to familiarize yourself with Zoom. For more in-depth instructions please visit the Zoom support page on joining a meeting.
Please join librarian Laurie Schultz for discussions on the Great Courses. In March and April (nine weeks, four lectures per week), we will be discussing The History of India which you can watch on Kanopy (https://mtlebanon.kanopy.com/video/history-india). Kanopy is available to Mt. Lebanon Library card holders. Please register below to receive a link to the discussion. Registration is for the year. Feel free to join at any time.
The Virtual Great Courses Discussions will be conducted via the free video conferencing software Zoom and a Library staff member will be supervising the session. The Librarian coordinating the event will email each registrant a Zoom meeting invitation before the start of the program. Zoom is available as a free desktop (for Windows, MacOS, and Linux Operating systems) and mobile application for Android and Apple iOS devices. Once Zoom is installed, you will be able to join the virtual Library program.
Registration is required. By registering for this event you have agreed to comply with the library's patron behavior policy. All non-compliant participants will be immediately and permanently blocked from further participation. Because the Librarian facilitating the event will not be able to provide live technical support during the virtual program, it is strongly encouraged you familiarize yourself with Zoom in advance of the program. You can also contact the Library’s Virtual Reference Service for assistance learning Zoom. You can also join a test meeting to familiarize yourself with Zoom. For more in-depth instructions please visit the Zoom support page on joining a meeting.
Monette Shuttleworth from the Himalayan Institute of Pittsburgh leads this monthly program. She will provide background, support tips and answer any questions! We will meet on the 3rd Thursdays of every month. Register below for entire series (cancel registration only if canceling for whole series).
Yin Yoga is slow-paced and meditative in nature and serves to complement to more active yoga (Yang) styles. Yin Yoga emphasizes passive postures held for several minutes at a time, with muscles in a relaxed state. The connective tissue in and around the muscles and joints is targeted. Ultimately, Yin Yoga promotes the vitality, hydration, mobility and strength of the connective tissue. It also enhances a balanced flow of energetic circulation leading to a state of calmness, contentment and an overall lasting feeling of relaxation. Please bring a yoga mat, a pillow, and beach towel to support your practice. Registration required to get Zoom link. Registration is for the entire series and you need not cancel unless you are cancelling for the whole series.
Virtual Yin Yoga will be conducted via the free video conferencing software Zoom and a Library staff member will be supervising the session. The Librarian coordinating the event will email each registrant a Zoom meeting invitation before the start of the program. Zoom is available as a free desktop (for Windows, MacOS, and Linux Operating systems) and mobile application for Android and Apple iOS devices. Once Zoom is installed, you will be able to join the virtual Library program.
Registration is required. By registering for this event you have agreed to comply with the library's patron behavior policy. All non-compliant participants will be immediately and permanently blocked from further participation. Because the Librarian facilitating the event will not be able to provide live technical support during the virtual program, it is strongly encouraged you familiarize yourself with Zoom in advance of the program. You can also contact the Library’s Virtual Reference Service for assistance learning Zoom. You can also join a test meeting to familiarize yourself with Zoom. For more in-depth instructions please visit the Zoom support page on joining a meeting.
Monette Shuttleworth from the Himalayan Institute of Pittsburgh leads this monthly program. She will provide background, support tips and answer any questions! We will meet on the 3rd Thursdays of every month. Register below for entire series (cancel registration only if canceling for whole series).
Yin Yoga is slow-paced and meditative in nature and serves to complement to more active yoga (Yang) styles. Yin Yoga emphasizes passive postures held for several minutes at a time, with muscles in a relaxed state. The connective tissue in and around the muscles and joints is targeted. Ultimately, Yin Yoga promotes the vitality, hydration, mobility and strength of the connective tissue. It also enhances a balanced flow of energetic circulation leading to a state of calmness, contentment and an overall lasting feeling of relaxation. Please bring a yoga mat, a pillow, and beach towel to support your practice. Registration required to get Zoom link. Registration is for the entire series and you need not cancel unless you are cancelling for the whole series.
Virtual Yin Yoga will be conducted via the free video conferencing software Zoom and a Library staff member will be supervising the session. The Librarian coordinating the event will email each registrant a Zoom meeting invitation before the start of the program. Zoom is available as a free desktop (for Windows, MacOS, and Linux Operating systems) and mobile application for Android and Apple iOS devices. Once Zoom is installed, you will be able to join the virtual Library program.
Registration is required. By registering for this event you have agreed to comply with the library's patron behavior policy. All non-compliant participants will be immediately and permanently blocked from further participation. Because the Librarian facilitating the event will not be able to provide live technical support during the virtual program, it is strongly encouraged you familiarize yourself with Zoom in advance of the program. You can also contact the Library’s Virtual Reference Service for assistance learning Zoom. You can also join a test meeting to familiarize yourself with Zoom. For more in-depth instructions please visit the Zoom support page on joining a meeting.
Foodservice businesses of all sizes and types are among the most common business startups. Some are great successes, but, they are also among the highest rates of entrepreneurial failures. This SCORE Seminar is designed by Restaurant veterans to give participants “real” insights into the issues and opportunities of opening a restaurant, catering business or food specialty business. A step by step, no nonsense guide to starting your successful foodservice business.
Regiser via SCORE here.
Pittsburgh SCORE, Westmoreland SCORE are pleased to collaborate with Central PA SCORE on this next webinar. Our speaker is Bill Speakman who is a Certified Mentor with the Central PA. Chapter.
Foodservice businesses of all sizes and types are among the most common business startups. Some are great successes, but, they are also among the highest rates of entrepreneurial failures. This SCORE Seminar is designed by Restaurant veterans to give participants “real” insights into the issues and opportunities of opening a restaurant, catering business or food specialty business. A step by step, no nonsense guide to starting your successful foodservice business.
Regiser via SCORE here.
Pittsburgh SCORE, Westmoreland SCORE are pleased to collaborate with Central PA SCORE on this next webinar. Our speaker is Bill Speakman who is a Certified Mentor with the Central PA. Chapter.
Please join the Mt. Lebanon Public Library and the Women's Club of Mt. Lebanon's Well Read Women's Book Group for a virtual discussion of The Giver of Stars by Jojo Moyes.
From the author of Me Before You, set in Depression-era America, a breathtaking story of five extraordinary women and their remarkable journey through the mountains of Kentucky and beyond
The book club is lead by Mt. Lebanon Women's Club member, Lisa Sweeney.
You can schedule a contact-less free pick up for reserved copies of these books by asking for Sharon Bruni at 412.531.1912. A limited amount of copies are available via the library's digital book platform AXIS 360.
Registration is required. By registering for this event you have agreed to comply with the library's patron behavior policy. All non-compliant participants will be immediately and permanently blocked from further participation. Because the Librarian facilitating the event will not be able to provide live technical support during the virtual program, it is strongly encouraged you familiarize yourself with Zoom in advance of the program. You can also contact the Library’s Virtual Reference Service for assistance learning Zoom. You can also join a test meeting to familiarize yourself with Zoom. For more in-depth instructions please visit the Zoom support page on joining a meeting.
Please join the Mt. Lebanon Public Library and the Women's Club of Mt. Lebanon's Well Read Women's Book Group for a virtual discussion of The Giver of Stars by Jojo Moyes.
From the author of Me Before You, set in Depression-era America, a breathtaking story of five extraordinary women and their remarkable journey through the mountains of Kentucky and beyond
The book club is lead by Mt. Lebanon Women's Club member, Lisa Sweeney.
You can schedule a contact-less free pick up for reserved copies of these books by asking for Sharon Bruni at 412.531.1912. A limited amount of copies are available via the library's digital book platform AXIS 360.
Registration is required. By registering for this event you have agreed to comply with the library's patron behavior policy. All non-compliant participants will be immediately and permanently blocked from further participation. Because the Librarian facilitating the event will not be able to provide live technical support during the virtual program, it is strongly encouraged you familiarize yourself with Zoom in advance of the program. You can also contact the Library’s Virtual Reference Service for assistance learning Zoom. You can also join a test meeting to familiarize yourself with Zoom. For more in-depth instructions please visit the Zoom support page on joining a meeting.
Struggling to find a job? Underemployed?
WorkAble can help!
WorkAble combines the services of career counselors, regional employers and volunteers to provide seamless services in geographically diverse locations throughout Allegheny County. Funded through the United Way of Allegheny County, WorkAble takes a holistic approach to helping people with their job search. Job seekers will work closely with a career counselor to create and implement a job search plan. WorkAble provides access to free one-on-one career counseling, workshops, employer-hiring events, career fairs and networking opportunities.
Services include:
By appointment only. Please call Gina Sapienza at (412) 904-5993 to schedule.
Struggling to find a job? Underemployed?
WorkAble can help!
WorkAble combines the services of career counselors, regional employers and volunteers to provide seamless services in geographically diverse locations throughout Allegheny County. Funded through the United Way of Allegheny County, WorkAble takes a holistic approach to helping people with their job search. Job seekers will work closely with a career counselor to create and implement a job search plan. WorkAble provides access to free one-on-one career counseling, workshops, employer-hiring events, career fairs and networking opportunities.
Services include:
By appointment only. Please call Gina Sapienza at (412) 904-5993 to schedule.
For the last five years, Mt. Lebanon Library’s Children’s Department has challenged kids and families to create a book-themed diorama using marshmallow Peeps®. We are excited to continue the tradition virtually for its sixth year and with one major change… we are adding an Adult Category! So let your imagination run wild and see what you can create with those fluffy, sugary bundles of gooey goodness.
Here’s what to do: Create the diorama (a shoebox works as a wonderful staging area). Take a well-lit photo encompassing as much of the diorama as possible, and send it to childrenslibrary@einetwork.net by March 31 with the following information:
In early April, after the submission deadline, we will post the images online so the public can vote for the best—or, as we like to call it, “The Peep-le’s Choice Award.” The lucky winners will be announced in April and each winner will receive a fabulous basket of goodies.
THE RULES
For the last five years, Mt. Lebanon Library’s Children’s Department has challenged kids and families to create a book-themed diorama using marshmallow Peeps®. We are excited to continue the tradition virtually for its sixth year and with one major change… we are adding an Adult Category! So let your imagination run wild and see what you can create with those fluffy, sugary bundles of gooey goodness.
Here’s what to do: Create the diorama (a shoebox works as a wonderful staging area). Take a well-lit photo encompassing as much of the diorama as possible, and send it to childrenslibrary@einetwork.net by March 31 with the following information:
In early April, after the submission deadline, we will post the images online so the public can vote for the best—or, as we like to call it, “The Peep-le’s Choice Award.” The lucky winners will be announced in April and each winner will receive a fabulous basket of goodies.
THE RULES
Join Miss Katie for a weekly book review and reader's advisory video! Tune in on our Instagram page Fridays!
Join Miss Katie for a weekly book review and reader's advisory video! Tune in on our Instagram page Fridays!
Our librarians Sharon Bruni and Sarah McGowan chat about a variety of books both new and not so new each week (with occasional breaks). Both fiction and non-fiction books are featured. Sign up for the Library's newsletter to receive the recorded video and accompanying online book list. The chats are a great way to discover new books and authors.
Our librarians Sharon Bruni and Sarah McGowan chat about a variety of books both new and not so new each week (with occasional breaks). Both fiction and non-fiction books are featured. Sign up for the Library's newsletter to receive the recorded video and accompanying online book list. The chats are a great way to discover new books and authors.
For the last five years, Mt. Lebanon Library’s Children’s Department has challenged kids and families to create a book-themed diorama using marshmallow Peeps®. We are excited to continue the tradition virtually for its sixth year and with one major change… we are adding an Adult Category! So let your imagination run wild and see what you can create with those fluffy, sugary bundles of gooey goodness.
Here’s what to do: Create the diorama (a shoebox works as a wonderful staging area). Take a well-lit photo encompassing as much of the diorama as possible, and send it to childrenslibrary@einetwork.net by March 31 with the following information:
In early April, after the submission deadline, we will post the images online so the public can vote for the best—or, as we like to call it, “The Peep-le’s Choice Award.” The lucky winners will be announced in April and each winner will receive a fabulous basket of goodies.
THE RULES
For the last five years, Mt. Lebanon Library’s Children’s Department has challenged kids and families to create a book-themed diorama using marshmallow Peeps®. We are excited to continue the tradition virtually for its sixth year and with one major change… we are adding an Adult Category! So let your imagination run wild and see what you can create with those fluffy, sugary bundles of gooey goodness.
Here’s what to do: Create the diorama (a shoebox works as a wonderful staging area). Take a well-lit photo encompassing as much of the diorama as possible, and send it to childrenslibrary@einetwork.net by March 31 with the following information:
In early April, after the submission deadline, we will post the images online so the public can vote for the best—or, as we like to call it, “The Peep-le’s Choice Award.” The lucky winners will be announced in April and each winner will receive a fabulous basket of goodies.
THE RULES
For the last five years, Mt. Lebanon Library’s Children’s Department has challenged kids and families to create a book-themed diorama using marshmallow Peeps®. We are excited to continue the tradition virtually for its sixth year and with one major change… we are adding an Adult Category! So let your imagination run wild and see what you can create with those fluffy, sugary bundles of gooey goodness.
Here’s what to do: Create the diorama (a shoebox works as a wonderful staging area). Take a well-lit photo encompassing as much of the diorama as possible, and send it to childrenslibrary@einetwork.net by March 31 with the following information:
In early April, after the submission deadline, we will post the images online so the public can vote for the best—or, as we like to call it, “The Peep-le’s Choice Award.” The lucky winners will be announced in April and each winner will receive a fabulous basket of goodies.
THE RULES
For the last five years, Mt. Lebanon Library’s Children’s Department has challenged kids and families to create a book-themed diorama using marshmallow Peeps®. We are excited to continue the tradition virtually for its sixth year and with one major change… we are adding an Adult Category! So let your imagination run wild and see what you can create with those fluffy, sugary bundles of gooey goodness.
Here’s what to do: Create the diorama (a shoebox works as a wonderful staging area). Take a well-lit photo encompassing as much of the diorama as possible, and send it to childrenslibrary@einetwork.net by March 31 with the following information:
In early April, after the submission deadline, we will post the images online so the public can vote for the best—or, as we like to call it, “The Peep-le’s Choice Award.” The lucky winners will be announced in April and each winner will receive a fabulous basket of goodies.
THE RULES
Struggling to find a job? Underemployed?
WorkAble can help!
WorkAble combines the services of career counselors, regional employers and volunteers to provide seamless services in geographically diverse locations throughout Allegheny County. Funded through the United Way of Allegheny County, WorkAble takes a holistic approach to helping people with their job search. Job seekers will work closely with a career counselor to create and implement a job search plan. WorkAble provides access to free one-on-one career counseling, workshops, employer-hiring events, career fairs and networking opportunities.
Services include:
By appointment only. Please call Gina Sapienza at (412) 904-5993 to schedule.
Struggling to find a job? Underemployed?
WorkAble can help!
WorkAble combines the services of career counselors, regional employers and volunteers to provide seamless services in geographically diverse locations throughout Allegheny County. Funded through the United Way of Allegheny County, WorkAble takes a holistic approach to helping people with their job search. Job seekers will work closely with a career counselor to create and implement a job search plan. WorkAble provides access to free one-on-one career counseling, workshops, employer-hiring events, career fairs and networking opportunities.
Services include:
By appointment only. Please call Gina Sapienza at (412) 904-5993 to schedule.
For the last five years, Mt. Lebanon Library’s Children’s Department has challenged kids and families to create a book-themed diorama using marshmallow Peeps®. We are excited to continue the tradition virtually for its sixth year and with one major change… we are adding an Adult Category! So let your imagination run wild and see what you can create with those fluffy, sugary bundles of gooey goodness.
Here’s what to do: Create the diorama (a shoebox works as a wonderful staging area). Take a well-lit photo encompassing as much of the diorama as possible, and send it to childrenslibrary@einetwork.net by March 31 with the following information:
In early April, after the submission deadline, we will post the images online so the public can vote for the best—or, as we like to call it, “The Peep-le’s Choice Award.” The lucky winners will be announced in April and each winner will receive a fabulous basket of goodies.
THE RULES
For the last five years, Mt. Lebanon Library’s Children’s Department has challenged kids and families to create a book-themed diorama using marshmallow Peeps®. We are excited to continue the tradition virtually for its sixth year and with one major change… we are adding an Adult Category! So let your imagination run wild and see what you can create with those fluffy, sugary bundles of gooey goodness.
Here’s what to do: Create the diorama (a shoebox works as a wonderful staging area). Take a well-lit photo encompassing as much of the diorama as possible, and send it to childrenslibrary@einetwork.net by March 31 with the following information:
In early April, after the submission deadline, we will post the images online so the public can vote for the best—or, as we like to call it, “The Peep-le’s Choice Award.” The lucky winners will be announced in April and each winner will receive a fabulous basket of goodies.
THE RULES
Join Brandon and Katie online for weekly contemplation questions posted on our two-chapter readings of Aristotle & Dante Discover The Secrets Of The Universe by Benjamin Alire Sáenz. This book club is inclusive of LGBTQ+ teens and their allies.
Join Brandon and Katie online for weekly contemplation questions posted on our two-chapter readings of Aristotle & Dante Discover The Secrets Of The Universe by Benjamin Alire Sáenz. This book club is inclusive of LGBTQ+ teens and their allies.
Join resident artist Judé Ernest for collaborative workshops every 2nd and 4th Monday using the CreativeBug database or YouTube instructional videos. Enter through the library's website and use your Mt. Lebanon card to access CreativeBug (https://www.creativebug.com/lib/mtlebanonlibrary), but anyone can participate, even if you don't have access to the database.
Each session, we'll try a new technique or CreativeBug class and discuss our experiences with Judé and others in the group. She will offer advice, encouragement of your work, and tips that will help you go beyond the class. Register below.
Virtual Maker Mondays will be conducted via the free video conferencing software Zoom and a Library staff member will be supervising the session. The Librarian coordinating the event will email each registrant a Zoom meeting invitation before the start of the program. Zoom is available as a free desktop (for Windows, MacOS, and Linux Operating systems) and mobile application for Android and Apple iOS devices. Once Zoom is installed, you will be able to join the virtual Library program.
Registration is required. By registering for this event you have agreed to comply with the library's patron behavior policy. All non-compliant participants will be immediately and permanently blocked from further participation. Because the Librarian facilitating the event will not be able to provide live technical support during the virtual program, it is strongly encouraged you familiarize yourself with Zoom in advance of the program. You can also contact the Library’s Virtual Reference Service for assistance learning Zoom. You can also join a test meeting to familiarize yourself with Zoom. For more in-depth instructions please visit the Zoom support page on joining a meeting.
Join resident artist Judé Ernest for collaborative workshops every 2nd and 4th Monday using the CreativeBug database or YouTube instructional videos. Enter through the library's website and use your Mt. Lebanon card to access CreativeBug (https://www.creativebug.com/lib/mtlebanonlibrary), but anyone can participate, even if you don't have access to the database.
Each session, we'll try a new technique or CreativeBug class and discuss our experiences with Judé and others in the group. She will offer advice, encouragement of your work, and tips that will help you go beyond the class. Register below.
Virtual Maker Mondays will be conducted via the free video conferencing software Zoom and a Library staff member will be supervising the session. The Librarian coordinating the event will email each registrant a Zoom meeting invitation before the start of the program. Zoom is available as a free desktop (for Windows, MacOS, and Linux Operating systems) and mobile application for Android and Apple iOS devices. Once Zoom is installed, you will be able to join the virtual Library program.
Registration is required. By registering for this event you have agreed to comply with the library's patron behavior policy. All non-compliant participants will be immediately and permanently blocked from further participation. Because the Librarian facilitating the event will not be able to provide live technical support during the virtual program, it is strongly encouraged you familiarize yourself with Zoom in advance of the program. You can also contact the Library’s Virtual Reference Service for assistance learning Zoom. You can also join a test meeting to familiarize yourself with Zoom. For more in-depth instructions please visit the Zoom support page on joining a meeting.
Join Cathy Tuttle from the Himalayan Institute of Pittsburgh, every 4th Monday, for Virtual Chair Yoga. Focus on breath work, balance, flexibility and relaxation. Registration required. For adults. Please register below to receive the Zoom invite.
Virtual Chair Yoga will be conducted via the free video conferencing software Zoom and a Library staff member will be supervising the session. The Librarian coordinating the event will email each registrant a Zoom meeting invitation before the start of the program. Zoom is available as a free desktop (for Windows, MacOS, and Linux Operating systems) and mobile application for Android and Apple iOS devices. Once Zoom is installed, you will be able to join the virtual Library program.
Registration is required. By registering for this event you have agreed to comply with the library's patron behavior policy. All non-compliant participants will be immediately and permanently blocked from further participation. Because the Librarian facilitating the event will not be able to provide live technical support during the virtual program, it is strongly encouraged you familiarize yourself with Zoom in advance of the program. You can also contact the Library’s Virtual Reference Service for assistance learning Zoom. You can also join a test meeting to familiarize yourself with Zoom. For more in-depth instructions please visit the Zoom support page on joining a meeting.
Join Cathy Tuttle from the Himalayan Institute of Pittsburgh, every 4th Monday, for Virtual Chair Yoga. Focus on breath work, balance, flexibility and relaxation. Registration required. For adults. Please register below to receive the Zoom invite.
Virtual Chair Yoga will be conducted via the free video conferencing software Zoom and a Library staff member will be supervising the session. The Librarian coordinating the event will email each registrant a Zoom meeting invitation before the start of the program. Zoom is available as a free desktop (for Windows, MacOS, and Linux Operating systems) and mobile application for Android and Apple iOS devices. Once Zoom is installed, you will be able to join the virtual Library program.
Registration is required. By registering for this event you have agreed to comply with the library's patron behavior policy. All non-compliant participants will be immediately and permanently blocked from further participation. Because the Librarian facilitating the event will not be able to provide live technical support during the virtual program, it is strongly encouraged you familiarize yourself with Zoom in advance of the program. You can also contact the Library’s Virtual Reference Service for assistance learning Zoom. You can also join a test meeting to familiarize yourself with Zoom. For more in-depth instructions please visit the Zoom support page on joining a meeting.
Meet up with your friends on Zoom to create your own radio at homet! Because the only thing potentially more fun than making music is listening to music. This STEAM event is generously sponsored by Matt's Maker Space.
Meet up with your friends on Zoom to create your own radio at homet! Because the only thing potentially more fun than making music is listening to music. This STEAM event is generously sponsored by Matt's Maker Space.
Struggling to find a job? Underemployed?
WorkAble can help!
WorkAble combines the services of career counselors, regional employers and volunteers to provide seamless services in geographically diverse locations throughout Allegheny County. Funded through the United Way of Allegheny County, WorkAble takes a holistic approach to helping people with their job search. Job seekers will work closely with a career counselor to create and implement a job search plan. WorkAble provides access to free one-on-one career counseling, workshops, employer-hiring events, career fairs and networking opportunities.
Services include:
By appointment only. Please call Gina Sapienza at (412) 904-5993 to schedule.
Struggling to find a job? Underemployed?
WorkAble can help!
WorkAble combines the services of career counselors, regional employers and volunteers to provide seamless services in geographically diverse locations throughout Allegheny County. Funded through the United Way of Allegheny County, WorkAble takes a holistic approach to helping people with their job search. Job seekers will work closely with a career counselor to create and implement a job search plan. WorkAble provides access to free one-on-one career counseling, workshops, employer-hiring events, career fairs and networking opportunities.
Services include:
By appointment only. Please call Gina Sapienza at (412) 904-5993 to schedule.
For the last five years, Mt. Lebanon Library’s Children’s Department has challenged kids and families to create a book-themed diorama using marshmallow Peeps®. We are excited to continue the tradition virtually for its sixth year and with one major change… we are adding an Adult Category! So let your imagination run wild and see what you can create with those fluffy, sugary bundles of gooey goodness.
Here’s what to do: Create the diorama (a shoebox works as a wonderful staging area). Take a well-lit photo encompassing as much of the diorama as possible, and send it to childrenslibrary@einetwork.net by March 31 with the following information:
In early April, after the submission deadline, we will post the images online so the public can vote for the best—or, as we like to call it, “The Peep-le’s Choice Award.” The lucky winners will be announced in April and each winner will receive a fabulous basket of goodies.
THE RULES
For the last five years, Mt. Lebanon Library’s Children’s Department has challenged kids and families to create a book-themed diorama using marshmallow Peeps®. We are excited to continue the tradition virtually for its sixth year and with one major change… we are adding an Adult Category! So let your imagination run wild and see what you can create with those fluffy, sugary bundles of gooey goodness.
Here’s what to do: Create the diorama (a shoebox works as a wonderful staging area). Take a well-lit photo encompassing as much of the diorama as possible, and send it to childrenslibrary@einetwork.net by March 31 with the following information:
In early April, after the submission deadline, we will post the images online so the public can vote for the best—or, as we like to call it, “The Peep-le’s Choice Award.” The lucky winners will be announced in April and each winner will receive a fabulous basket of goodies.
THE RULES
Experience new and classic picture books, enjoy favorite songs, and learn new fingerplays in this virtual program. For kids ages 4-6. See the most recent video here.