Tai Chi with Jeri is back!  Join us at the library every first and third Thursday, from 10 to 11:30.

Join Donna Knapp at the Library to play or learn to play American MahJong. Mahjong is a game of both skill and luck that originated in China many centuries ago. American mahjong (also sometimes spelled "Mah Jongg" or called "Maajh") is unique from Asian mahjong in several ways. American mahjong utilizes racks, jokers, "Hands and Rules" score cards and has several distinct gameplay mechanics. Although an American mahjong set can be used to play Chinese Mahjong, the rules that we will follow are for the American game.Donna is a retired teacher who lives in East Oakmont. The sessions are free and open to the public. If you already play bring your Mah Jong set and your friends; if you never played, there will always be a beginner's table. It's easy and it's fun.

Do you love to browse through cookbooks and try new recipes? Are you a foodie? Would you like to meet new people and share food with them? Then this is the club for you! Each month, we will select a cookbook; ask for it at the circulation desk.  Look through the book and choose a recipe you want to make. Mark the page with a post-it note with your name so that we know who will be cooking what. Copy the recipe to take home. Prepare your food or beverage and bring it to Cookbook Club, which will take place on the second Monday of every month at 6PM at the library. Tableware will be provided. Food, new friends, and fun! Please join us and start cooking !

Join the monks from the Pittsburgh Buddhist Center in Natrona Heights for a relaxing hour of meditation. This free program occurs every 
Tuesday evening. No registration is necessary; all are welcome.

Somatics classes will be held on the FIRST WEDNESDAY of the month at 6pm and the SECOND THURSDAY of the month at 10:30 am.  

Tom Capriotti, a certified personal trainer, will be offering a seminar on Somatics.  Somatics is a series of soft movements that can help alleviate lower back, neck, and shoulder pain.  The philosophy behind Somatics will be explained during the class.  All you will need for the seminar is a yoga mat.  There will be no charge for the classes but a donation can be made to the library.  

A guided meditation practice offered every other Thursday to provide the basics of finding inner peace, balance and self-control. The class is free and open to the public, just come on down!  This meditation class is led by Marilyn Patete.

Do you love true crime books, TV shows, and podcasts?  You’re not alone!

Come meet your fellow true crime lovers and join librarian Stephanie Zimble for our True Crime Book Club!

Each month we’ll be reading and discussing a true crime book – books like I’ll Be Gone in the Dark, the Phantom Prince, even classics like In Cold Blood! 

Every 2nd Thursday at 6:30 pm 

We'll have refreshments available and copies of next month's book for you to pick up. 

Join Donna Knapp at the Library to play or learn to play American MahJong. Mahjong is a game of both skill and luck that originated in China many centuries ago. American mahjong (also sometimes spelled "Mah Jongg" or called "Maajh") is unique from Asian mahjong in several ways. American mahjong utilizes racks, jokers, "Hands and Rules" score cards and has several distinct gameplay mechanics. Although an American mahjong set can be used to play Chinese Mahjong, the rules that we will follow are for the American game.Donna is a retired teacher who lives in East Oakmont. The sessions are free and open to the public. If you already play bring your Mah Jong set and your friends; if you never played, there will always be a beginner's table. It's easy and it's fun.

Join the monks from the Pittsburgh Buddhist Center in Natrona Heights for a relaxing hour of meditation. This free program occurs every 
Tuesday evening. No registration is necessary; all are welcome.

Tai Chi with Jeri is back!  Join us at the library every first and third Thursday, from 10 to 11:30.

Join Donna Knapp at the Library to play or learn to play American MahJong. Mahjong is a game of both skill and luck that originated in China many centuries ago. American mahjong (also sometimes spelled "Mah Jongg" or called "Maajh") is unique from Asian mahjong in several ways. American mahjong utilizes racks, jokers, "Hands and Rules" score cards and has several distinct gameplay mechanics. Although an American mahjong set can be used to play Chinese Mahjong, the rules that we will follow are for the American game.Donna is a retired teacher who lives in East Oakmont. The sessions are free and open to the public. If you already play bring your Mah Jong set and your friends; if you never played, there will always be a beginner's table. It's easy and it's fun.

Join the monks from the Pittsburgh Buddhist Center in Natrona Heights for a relaxing hour of meditation. This free program occurs every 
Tuesday evening. No registration is necessary; all are welcome.

A guided meditation practice offered every other Thursday to provide the basics of finding inner peace, balance and self-control. The class is free and open to the public, just come on down!  This meditation class is led by Marilyn Patete.

Join Donna Knapp at the Library to play or learn to play American MahJong. Mahjong is a game of both skill and luck that originated in China many centuries ago. American mahjong (also sometimes spelled "Mah Jongg" or called "Maajh") is unique from Asian mahjong in several ways. American mahjong utilizes racks, jokers, "Hands and Rules" score cards and has several distinct gameplay mechanics. Although an American mahjong set can be used to play Chinese Mahjong, the rules that we will follow are for the American game.Donna is a retired teacher who lives in East Oakmont. The sessions are free and open to the public. If you already play bring your Mah Jong set and your friends; if you never played, there will always be a beginner's table. It's easy and it's fun.

Join the monks from the Pittsburgh Buddhist Center in Natrona Heights for a relaxing hour of meditation. This free program occurs every 
Tuesday evening. No registration is necessary; all are welcome.

Do you love to browse through cookbooks and try new recipes? Are you a foodie? Would you like to meet new people and share food with them? Then this is the club for you! Each month, we will select a cookbook; ask for it at the circulation desk.  Look through the book and choose a recipe you want to make. Mark the page with a post-it note with your name so that we know who will be cooking what. Copy the recipe to take home. Prepare your food or beverage and bring it to Cookbook Club, which will take place on the second Monday of every month at 6PM at the library. Tableware will be provided. Food, new friends, and fun! Please join us and start cooking !

Do you love to browse through cookbooks and try new recipes? Are you a foodie? Would you like to meet new people and share food with them? Then this is the club for you! Each month, we will select a cookbook; ask for it at the circulation desk.  Look through the book and choose a recipe you want to make. Mark the page with a post-it note with your name so that we know who will be cooking what. Copy the recipe to take home. Prepare your food or beverage and bring it to Cookbook Club, which will take place on the second Monday of every month at 6PM at the library. Tableware will be provided. Food, new friends, and fun! Please join us and start cooking !

Do you love to browse through cookbooks and try new recipes? Are you a foodie? Would you like to meet new people and share food with them? Then this is the club for you! Each month, we will select a cookbook; ask for it at the circulation desk.  Look through the book and choose a recipe you want to make. Mark the page with a post-it note with your name so that we know who will be cooking what. Copy the recipe to take home. Prepare your food or beverage and bring it to Cookbook Club, which will take place on the second Monday of every month at 6PM at the library. Tableware will be provided. Food, new friends, and fun! Please join us and start cooking !

All Historical Society meetings are free and open to the public. Come on down and learn more about the people, places and events from our town's past.

Do you love to browse through cookbooks and try new recipes? Are you a foodie? Would you like to meet new people and share food with them? Then this is the club for you! Each month, we will select a cookbook; ask for it at the circulation desk.  Look through the book and choose a recipe you want to make. Mark the page with a post-it note with your name so that we know who will be cooking what. Copy the recipe to take home. Prepare your food or beverage and bring it to Cookbook Club, which will take place on the second Monday of every month at 6PM at the library. Tableware will be provided. Food, new friends, and fun! Please join us and start cooking !

All Historical Society meetings are free and open to the public. Come on down and learn more about the people, places and events from our town's past.

Do you love to browse through cookbooks and try new recipes? Are you a foodie? Would you like to meet new people and share food with them? Then this is the club for you! Each month, we will select a cookbook; ask for it at the circulation desk.  Look through the book and choose a recipe you want to make. Mark the page with a post-it note with your name so that we know who will be cooking what. Copy the recipe to take home. Prepare your food or beverage and bring it to Cookbook Club, which will take place on the second Monday of every month at 6PM at the library. Tableware will be provided. Food, new friends, and fun! Please join us and start cooking !

All Historical Society meetings are free and open to the public. Come on down and learn more about the people, places and events from our town's past.

Do you love to browse through cookbooks and try new recipes? Are you a foodie? Would you like to meet new people and share food with them? Then this is the club for you! Each month, we will select a cookbook; ask for it at the circulation desk.  Look through the book and choose a recipe you want to make. Mark the page with a post-it note with your name so that we know who will be cooking what. Copy the recipe to take home. Prepare your food or beverage and bring it to Cookbook Club, which will take place on the second Monday of every month at 6PM at the library. Tableware will be provided. Food, new friends, and fun! Please join us and start cooking !