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:

• Career counseling and assessment
• Guidance in resume and cover letter writing, job search strategies, networking, interviewing and more
• LinkedIn coaching and training
• Job search assistance, including a weekly job opportunities email, employer events and on-site career fairs
• Online learning center and resource room
• Connection to other resources to assist with barriers to employment

By appointment only on Thursdays from 9:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. Please call (412) 904-5993 to schedule or visit www.workableac.com

Sing songs and play games while learning beginning sign language with your little one! For children ages 6 months - 3 years and family. Registration starts November 8. Register for each session individually. Thursday, November 29, December 6 & 13.

Join a lively and fun group reading and speaking the Italian language!

Current discussion centers on events, leaders and social-economic conditions in America from 1750 to 1820 and are framed within a broad Atlantic perspective.

The Group meets the 2nd Thursday of each month from 10 am to 1 pm in Room B.  

Membership in the Group is limited to eight persons and is currently full. If you wish to be placed on a wait list, please contact the library at jacksonma@einenetwork.net

Current Readings:

William M. Fowler, Jr. Empires at War -  the French and Indian War and the Struggle for North America, 1754-1763, 2009

Fred Anderson, Crucible of War: The Seven Years’ War and the Fate of Empire in British North America, 1754-1766, 2007

Alan Taylor, American Revolutions: A Continental History, 1750-1804 2016

Zentangle is a simple technique of pattern drawing that is relaxing, meditative, intriguing, and FUN. All you need is a pen and paper—and you are all set to begin. This group meets the second and fourth Thursdays of the month for two hours.  

New members are always welcome; give it a try!  

Share your love of all things manga and anime and explore Asian popular culture.
For middle and high school students.

First Thursday of every month is BEGINNERS ONLY

Mah Jongg is an ancient game that originated in China and, although a game of strategy and skill, also involves a certain amount of luck.  You can play the American version of Mah Jongg on Thursday nights from 5:30 to 8:00, in the upstairs open game section of the the Mt. Lebanon Public Library.  The first Thursday of the month is open to beginners. For further information please contact Mrs. Sawndra Roberti at 412-779-3798.

Enjoy interactive stories and creative activities in this monthly evening storytime. Wearing PJs is optional, but fun! For ages 3-6 and family.

Join us every Thursday to practice conversational Chinese and explore Chinese culture. All levels welcome.

Participants are asked to donate $30, prorated, to Mt. Lebanon Public Library for each ten-week session. Please check the Event Calendar for potential schedule changes.

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 and their caregivers. 

Today's topic: Food Pyramid Made Simple

Facts about the new FDA endorsed pyramid and the diabetic pyramid. 

Are you looking for a place to get together and play chess? Try our new Adult Chess Group which meets two Friday afternoons a month at the library in Room B.  

All levels are welcome!  Please bring your own chess set if possible. For further information please direct questions to dougettinger@verizon.net

Please join us every Friday after school in the Teen Space for some card and board games! Bring your own games from home, or play some of the library's many games!

Stop by the Children's Library anytime today and make an art project to take home!

This group meets monthly at the library and engages in script readings, networking, and discussions of writing and filmmaking. New members are welcome.

Preschoolers (ages 3 to 6) are invited to stop by the library and make a biodegradable bird feeder for their yard, listen to stories, and learn about local birds and wild
animals with naturalist Verna McGinley. Presented by the Mt. Lebanon Nature Conservancy.

Register at chrisgphillips@verizon.net

Note: Sign-up for this event will not begin until Monday, November 5th.

Please join us for a bus trip to Frick Pittsburgh. Spend a day with us enjoying the festive atmosphere of the Frick during the holiday season. The bus will depart from the library at 10:30 a.m. We will tour Clayton, have lunch at the Cafe at the Frick and have additional time to explore the grounds, greenhouse, Car and Carriage Museum, the permanent collection at the Frick Art Museum, and even shop the Frick Museum Store. We will depart the Frick at 3:00 p.m. and be back at the library by 3:30 p.m.

We will be scheduling two tours and lunch times to accommodate our group of 25. The first group will tour Clayton from 11-12:30 p.m. with lunch a reservation at 1:30 p.m. the second group will have lunch at 11:30 a.m. and tour Clayton from 12:45-2:15 p.m.

Registration is required. You must register at the front desk at the library for this event. Payment is due upon registration. 

When making your registration at the library please mention if there are additional party members in your group. We will try our best to keep groups together for the tours and lunches. 

Time: 10:15 a.m.-3:30 p.m.

Fee: $25 per person (Fee includes bus transportation and tour admission fee. Lunch is not included. Admission to the Frick grounds, Car and Carriage Museum, Greenhouse and permanent collection at the Frick Art Museum is free.)

About the Frick:

Clayton House:

Experience a Season of Celebrations this winter at Clayton.

Enjoy the lavishly decorated home of the Frick Family during this year’s holiday tour of Clayton. Join us as we reimagine the events of 1908, when Helen Clay Frick made her debut into society. Mural-like photo enlargements will immerse visitors in the past, while decorations evoking the splendor of the party will join the traditional poinsettias and greenery of the holiday season to offer a fresh perspective on the Frick family’s Christmas festivities in 1908.  

The tour lasts for one hour and begins at the Grable Visitor Center.  
Photography is not permitted in Clayton.

The Cafe at the Frick

Specializing in contemporary American cuisine, The Café at the Frick prepares unique, locally-sourced, seasonal fare served in a lush, picturesque environment. The Café offers a one-of-a kind, intimate dining experience. 

Car and Carriage Museum

After the turn of the 20th century, the development of the automobile profoundly changed American life. In the Car and Carriage Museum, visitors can travel back to the time of carriages, see some of the first horseless carriages to have an impact on Pittsburgh and learn about Pittsburgh’s role in the developing automobile industry.

Greenhouse and Gardens

The path that winds through the Frick’s 5.5-acre site is lined with lush gardens and a diverse selection of trees. Our active greenhouse is a renovation and partial reconstruction of one that served the Frick family from 1897 through the 1970s.

The Frick Art Museum

Designed by Pittsburgh architects Pratt, Schafer & Slowik, the Italian Renaissance-style Frick Art Museum was built by founder Helen Clay Frick to house her collection of fine and decorative arts, as well as paintings, sculpture and porcelains that she had inherited from her father. Strengths of the collection include French 18th-century painting and decorative arts, early Italian Renaissance painting, Renaissance and Baroque bronzes, and extraordinary Chinese porcelains.

Frick Museum Store:

Located in the Grable Visitor Center, the Frick Museum Store offers a carefully curated product line reflecting the distinctive character of the Frick.

South Hills Scrabble Club welcomes adults and kids ages 10 and up for an afternoon of friendly competition!

In cooperation with Mt. Lebanon Public Library.

Do you have a game you love to play, but just don’t have enough players? Are you dying to play a new game?  Grab your friends and games, and come to the library for our special weekend board game session! We have everything from board games, RPGs, & card games for you to use.   All skill levels welcome! For teens and adults.  Refreshments will be served. 

Join a book discussion group that concentrates on the works of the Bard.

King Lear: September 17, 24, October 1, 15, 22

Henry IV Part 1: October 29, November 5, 19, 26, December 3, 17

Henry IV Part II: January 7, 28, February 4. 18, 25, 2019

The Taming of the Shrew: March 4, 18, 25, April 1, 15, 2019

Antony and Cleopatra: April 22, 29, May 6, 20, 27, June 3, 2019

Mingle with good books and neighbors each month.  Thought provoking discussions of books from different genres.  Book Chat is for seniors (formerly known as the PALs Book Group). This month's selection is In the Midst of Winter by Isabel Allende.  Copies are available at the Circulation Desk.

Come create awesome Lego structures and meet new friends! 
For kids ages 6-10.
Participants must pre-register.

Build and decorate a gingerbread house! Stories and other fun too! For children ages 3 and up & family. We'll supply the cartons and graham crackers. Please bring a can of icing & leftover Halloween candy to decorate your house. Registration starts November 30

Discover the beauty within with simple meditation techniques. Meditation improves physical, emotional, psychological, social, and spiritual health and brings out a well-rounded personality, if practiced regularly. These classes are offered free of charge or obligation. No reservations are required.

Beginners should arrive at 6:30 for instruction. Class begins at 7 pm

Come join this thoughtful group reading contemporary fiction. 

Tonight we are reading Goodbye, Vitamin by Rachel Kong.

Singable Story-time with Mrs. Snow and Mrs. Lillian
Join us as we sing through storybooks, and explore music through PLAY!

Registration starts November 20. Register for each session individually.

For ages 2-4 and family. Tuesday, 10 am, December 11 & 18.

The English Learners' Book Club will meet weekly.   This group's leader is Kathy Connolly.  The books and short stories will be available to participants through the library. 

To participate, please register with Lee Ann Bryan   412-531-3004   lbryan@gplc.org   
Presented in cooperation with the Greater Pittsburgh Literacy Council.

"Everything I know, I learned from dogs." -- Nora Roberts.  Therapy dogs, with their friendly and easy-going temperaments, provide psychological and physiological therapy by interacting with people. Join us every third Tuesday for an enjoyable hour of petting and dog loving with Therapy Dogs International. Ideal for seniors and Intellectually Disabled adults and their caregivers. Registration helpful for planning purposes, but not required. 

For those who enjoy being afraid...A new book club open to all middle schoolers! Meeting the last Tuesday of each month.

This month we will be discussing The Nest by Kenneth Oppel. Please contact Katie to reserve your copy of the book!

Join us for a fun night of strategy and competition playing Euro-style board games. This group is intended for high school students through adults.  If you're a seasoned gamer, feel free to bring your own games; if you're new to this style of game play, here are some examples of what will be available:

• Worker placement games (Settlers of Catan, Agricola)
• Deck builders (Dominion, Ascension),
• Cooperative games (Arkham Horror, Flash Point)

Join us to challenge yourself in friendly competition and meet some new Meeple!

This group reads selections from a wide variety of mystery genres.

IQ / Joe Ide 

East Long Beach. The LAPD is barely keeping up with the neighborhood's high crime rate. Murders go unsolved, lost children unrecovered.  Someone from the neighborhood has taken it upon himself to help solve the cases the police can't or won't touch.  They call him IQ.  He's a loner and a high school dropout, his unassuming nature disguising a relentless determination and a fierce intelligence.  He charges his clients whatever they can afford, which might be a set of tires or a homemade casserole.  This time, it's a rap mogul whose life is in danger. As Isaiah investigates, he encounters a vengeful ex-wife, a crew of notorious cutthroats, a monstrous attack dog, and a hit man who even other hit men say is a lunatic. The deeper Isaiah digs, the more dangerous the case becomes. 

Whether or not you are experienced at knit and crochet or just learning, please join us for this time to work on your own projects.  Yarn, tools, advice and encouragement are available.  1st and 3rd Wednesdays. 

Literacy Pittsburgh students are invited to practice their English in an informal setting.  Please register with Lee Ann in at lbryan@literacypittsburgh.org to participate.  Presented in cooperation with the Literacy Pittsburgh.  (You must be a LP student to participate)

Speak and read in Spanish on a variety of topics. This dedicated group meets once a week. Newcomers of all abilities welcome!

Enjoy construcing your own Gingerbread Dream Home to take home! Gingerbread houses are a German tradition that date back to the 1600s! And they are made with tasty ingredients...All basic crafting and decorating materials will be provided! Bring any (nut-free) treats you may need! Please register to reserve your spot.

Please join the Mt. Lebanon Public Library, Mrs. Jeanne Baldwin, and the South Hills Model Railroad Club, as we dedicate “Mr. Baldwin’s Trolley” in the Children’s Library. This model railroad project was funded with donations made in loving memory of former Mt. Lebanon Municipal Manager, Lions Club member, South Hills Model Railroad Club Member, and lifelong library champion Wilmer “Bill” Baldwin. Light refreshments will be served as we honor Bill’s memory with stories and laughter, and officially dedicate the trolley in his honor to be enjoyed by the children and families in our community. RSVP to MA Jackson at jacksonma@einetwork.net.

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:

• Career counseling and assessment
• Guidance in resume and cover letter writing, job search strategies, networking, interviewing and more
• LinkedIn coaching and training
• Job search assistance, including a weekly job opportunities email, employer events and on-site career fairs
• Online learning center and resource room
• Connection to other resources to assist with barriers to employment

By appointment only on Thursdays from 9:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. Please call (412) 904-5993 to schedule or visit www.workableac.com

Join a lively and fun group reading and speaking the Italian language!

A monthly hangout for fans of tabletop role playing and collectible trading card games. Bring your own cards, minis, and dice to trade, paint, and play. We'll provide playmats and a referee for basic rule assistance. Ages 12-18.

First Thursday of every month is BEGINNERS ONLY

Mah Jongg is an ancient game that originated in China and, although a game of strategy and skill, also involves a certain amount of luck.  You can play the American version of Mah Jongg on Thursday nights from 5:30 to 8:00, in the upstairs open game section of the the Mt. Lebanon Public Library.  The first Thursday of the month is open to beginners. For further information please contact Mrs. Sawndra Roberti at 412-779-3798.

Join us every Thursday to practice conversational Chinese and explore Chinese culture. All levels welcome.

Participants are asked to donate $30, prorated, to Mt. Lebanon Public Library for each ten-week session. Please check the Event Calendar for potential schedule changes.

Practice your French in an informal setting.  New members always welcome to this language group!

Are you looking for a place to get together and play chess? Try our new Adult Chess Group which meets two Friday afternoons a month at the library in Room B.  

All levels are welcome!  Please bring your own chess set if possible. For further information please direct questions to dougettinger@verizon.net

Stop by the Children's Library anytime today and make an art project to take home!

PLEASE NOTE THE CHANGE IN TIME

Join us for an adventure in learning Irish Gaelic, “Gaeilge” or just “Irish” as it is known on the emerald isle, Saturdays, here at the Mt. Lebanon Library. 

This course is aimed at developing basic conversational skills with no previous knowledge assumed. We will be using the online Buntus Cainte (Fundamentals of Speech) course as a basis for the lessons and a subscription will be included free for all who sign up. Additional notes on turns of phrase, points of grammar, etc. will accompany each lesson.

Irish is the original language of Ireland and has had a difficult history.  Outlawed for many years under pain of death, it was kept alive and still exists today as the first language in different areas of the country.  It has been recently undergoing somewhat of a resurgence as it is now becoming more popular among the youth.

Irish is one of the Celtic languages, which include Scottish Gaelic, Welsh, Breton, Cornish and Manx. This class of languages is rather unique and unrelated to other modern languages. 

South Hills Scrabble Club welcomes adults and kids ages 10 and up for an afternoon of friendly competition!

In cooperation with Mt. Lebanon Public Library.

NO MEETING TODAY, but join us on January 9th. 

Like to try arts and crafts, or movement, music and song? Like to learn new things, listen to stories or just enjoy laughing with friends? All intellectually disabled adults (and their aides) are welcome to our Achievers Activity Group on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of the month.

Literacy Pittsburgh students are invited to practice their English in an informal setting.  Please register with Lee Ann in at lbryan@literacypittsburgh.org to participate.  Presented in cooperation with the Literacy Pittsburgh.  (You must be a LP student to participate)

Speak and read in Spanish on a variety of topics. This dedicated group meets once a week. Newcomers of all abilities welcome!

The science fiction book discussion group focuses on classic, "hard," and/or award winning science fiction books.

December 26, 2018
Novel: “Orbital Cloud” by Taiyo Fuji
Short Fiction:
“Vortex” by Gregory Benford
“Fieldwork” by Shariann Lewitt

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:

• Career counseling and assessment
• Guidance in resume and cover letter writing, job search strategies, networking, interviewing and more
• LinkedIn coaching and training
• Job search assistance, including a weekly job opportunities email, employer events and on-site career fairs
• Online learning center and resource room
• Connection to other resources to assist with barriers to employment

By appointment only on Thursdays from 9:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. Please call (412) 904-5993 to schedule or visit www.workableac.com

Join a lively and fun group reading and speaking the Italian language!

First Thursday of every month is BEGINNERS ONLY

Mah Jongg is an ancient game that originated in China and, although a game of strategy and skill, also involves a certain amount of luck.  You can play the American version of Mah Jongg on Thursday nights from 5:30 to 8:00, in the upstairs open game section of the the Mt. Lebanon Public Library.  The first Thursday of the month is open to beginners. For further information please contact Mrs. Sawndra Roberti at 412-779-3798.

Join us every Thursday to practice conversational Chinese and explore Chinese culture. All levels welcome.

Participants are asked to donate $30, prorated, to Mt. Lebanon Public Library for each ten-week session. Please check the Event Calendar for potential schedule changes.

Stir up some concoctions like silly putty and chalk with The Carnegie Science Center!  This program is a part of our Matt's Maker Space Year of Making and was generously funded by Matt's Maker Space.

For kids in Grades Kindergarten through 3rd.  Registration Required and begins on November 30th.

Stop by the Children's Library anytime today and make an art project to take home!

South Hills Scrabble Club welcomes adults and kids ages 10 and up for an afternoon of friendly competition!

In cooperation with Mt. Lebanon Public Library.

LIBRARY CLOSES AT 5 PM FOR NEW YEAR'S EVE

Join a book discussion group that concentrates on the works of the Bard.

King Lear: September 17, 24, October 1, 15, 22

Henry IV Part 1: October 29, November 5, 19, 26, December 3, 17

Henry IV Part II: January 7, 28, February 4. 18, 25, 2019

The Taming of the Shrew: March 4, 18, 25, April 1, 15, 2019

Antony and Cleopatra: April 22, 29, May 6, 20, 27, June 3, 2019

Get ready for the New Year with a count down to 12 o’clock- noon, that is! Share stories, songs, a craft, & toast the new year with some bubbly & treats! For families of all ages.

Whether or not you are experienced at knit and crochet or just learning, please join us for this time to work on your own projects.  Yarn, tools, advice and encouragement are available.  1st and 3rd Wednesdays. 

Literacy Pittsburgh students are invited to practice their English in an informal setting.  Please register with Lee Ann in at lbryan@literacypittsburgh.org to participate.  Presented in cooperation with the Literacy Pittsburgh.  (You must be a Literacy Pittsburgh student to participate)

Speak and read in Spanish on a variety of topics. This dedicated group meets once a week. Newcomers of all abilities welcome!

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:

• Career counseling and assessment
• Guidance in resume and cover letter writing, job search strategies, networking, interviewing and more
• LinkedIn coaching and training
• Job search assistance, including a weekly job opportunities email, employer events and on-site career fairs
• Online learning center and resource room
• Connection to other resources to assist with barriers to employment

By appointment only on Thursdays from 9:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. Please call (412) 904-5993 to schedule or visit www.workableac.com

Join a lively and fun group reading and speaking the Italian language!

Monette Shuttleworth from the Himalayan Institute of Pittsburgh leads this three-part series. She will provide background, support tips and answer any questions!

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 helpful, but not necessary.

First Thursday of every month is BEGINNERS ONLY

Mah Jongg is an ancient game that originated in China and, although a game of strategy and skill, also involves a certain amount of luck.  You can play the American version of Mah Jongg on Thursday nights from 6:00 to 8:00, in the upstairs open game section of the the Mt. Lebanon Public Library.  The first Thursday of the month is open to beginners.  For further information, or for one-on-one instruction (free of charge), please contact Mrs. Sawndra Roberti at 412-779-3798.

Children can read aloud to a furry friend! Dog listeners are trained by Therapy Dogs International. Registration required.

Join us every Thursday to practice conversational Chinese and explore Chinese culture. All levels welcome.

Participants are asked to donate $30, prorated, to Mt. Lebanon Public Library for each ten-week session. Please check the Event Calendar for potential schedule changes.

Please join us every Friday after school in the Teen Space for some card and board games! Bring your own games from home, or play some of the library's many games!

This English as a Second Language tutor training workshop is a presentation of Literacy Pittsburgh Council in cooperation with Mt. Lebanon Public Library. Register at 412-393-7645 or rhatcher@literacypittsburgh.org

South Hills Scrabble Club welcomes adults and kids ages 10 and up for an afternoon of friendly competition!

In cooperation with Mt. Lebanon Public Library.

Meet other international parents, ask questions, learn about community resources, and explore new ways to support your child at school. This group meets monthly at the Mt. Lebanon Public Library.
 

Join a book discussion group that concentrates on the works of the Bard.

Henry IV Part II: January 7, 28, February 4. 18, 25, 2019

The Taming of the Shrew: March 4, 18, 25, April 1, 15, 2019

Antony and Cleopatra: April 22, 29, May 6, 20, 27, June 3, 2019

Providing education is the most important intervention for the prevention of illness and injury related to poisonings, as well as to optimize community wellness and outcomes. Learn the latest in poison control information from Bryar-Leigh McClure, RN, SPI, Specialist in Poison Information from UPMCs Pittsburgh Poison Center. She received her Registered Nursing Diploma through UPMC Shadyside School of Nursing and her Bachelors of Science in Nursing from Ohio University.  She has a diverse nursing background caring for various patient populations from inpatient Neonatal and Adult Critical Care to outpatient Primary Care. She will provide information and Mr. Yuk stickers. 

Discover the beauty within with simple meditation techniques. Meditation improves physical, emotional, psychological, social, and spiritual health and brings out a well-rounded personality, if practiced regularly. These classes are offered free of charge or obligation. No reservations are required.

If you are new to meditation or have never attended one of these sessions before, please arrive at 6:30 for instruction.  Those who have attended before can arrive at 7.

Join us for a comprehensive overview of Plant-Based Nutrition with registered Dietitian, M J Costello.

These three weekly sessions are geared toward learning the basics of plant-based diets, and the sorting of fact from fiction  as it relates to optimal nutrition.   Science proves that a more plant-based diet helps prevent, treat, and/or reverse some of our leading causes of death, including Cardiovascular Disease, Type 2 Diabetes, High Blood Pressure, certain lifestyle Cancers , Obesity and overall physical and mental well-being.

Session 1:  Reality Check. Basic Nutrition Education

Session 2:  Health Risk Reduction through Nutrition

Session 3:  Practical Application, What Do I Eat?

Plant-based diets are becoming much more popular for their profound advantages to health, environment and animals.

Discover your Slovak heritage at the library! Open to everyone interested in learning more about Slovak culture.

Topic to be announced

The English Learners' Book Club will meet weekly.   This group's leader is Kathy Connolly.  The books and short stories will be available to participants through the library. 

To participate, please register with Lee Ann Bryan   412-531-3004  lbryan@literacypittsburgh.org  
Presented in cooperation with Literacy Pittsburgh

Join friends and neighbors in talking about current events and issues touching all our lives.

Experience new and classic picture books, enjoy favorite songs, and learn new fingerplays in this interactive program. For kids ages 4-6.
 

Adult coloring is becoming one of the most popular ways to relax and express creativity.  All supplies and coloring pages provided, but feel free to bring your own coloring books, markers or pencils!  2nd and 4th Tuesdays.