Photography by James Sabulsky will be hung during the month of August at the library! From the artist:
I currently live in Lower Burrell and graduated from art school in 2007 with a degree in graphic/web design. Since then, I spent 9 months working for the Walt Disney Company as an artist and now work a People’s Natural Gas. I have been taking photography for 10 years, but my interests have peaked over the past 2 years. I spend a lot of time in Pittsburgh, walking around our amazing city and capturing it. Also the same amount of time is spent driving around the country side seeing the sites that nature has provided. Over the past year I have traveled throughout Maryland, Virginia, and West Virginia visiting many of the small towns, historic sites, and natural beauties and photographing the entire time.
Photography by James Sabulsky will be hung during the month of August at the library! From the artist:
I currently live in Lower Burrell and graduated from art school in 2007 with a degree in graphic/web design. Since then, I spent 9 months working for the Walt Disney Company as an artist and now work a People’s Natural Gas. I have been taking photography for 10 years, but my interests have peaked over the past 2 years. I spend a lot of time in Pittsburgh, walking around our amazing city and capturing it. Also the same amount of time is spent driving around the country side seeing the sites that nature has provided. Over the past year I have traveled throughout Maryland, Virginia, and West Virginia visiting many of the small towns, historic sites, and natural beauties and photographing the entire time.
We will reconvene on September 5th!
We will reconvene on September 5th!
Join Jeri McCutcheon at the library for a beginner's Tai Chi class. This class is free and open to the public.
From Jeri McCutcheon:
mind-body teacher for over 30 years. (yoga,karate,tai chi)
Pittsburgh corporate fitness 10 years.
This hour class will consist of warm up exercises and to begin learning the Yang Short Form, which I have been teaching since 1999.
Tai Chi is moving meditation. A healing art.
Its graceful movements are inviting, eliminating the mental hurdles to start exercising.
Benefits :
Increase Energy
Reduce Stress
Improve Balance
Build Coordination
Refine Posture
Create Peace
Everyone can benefit from learning.
All that is needed is the ability to stand and breathe.
Please wear comfortable clothing and flat sole shoes.
Join Jeri McCutcheon at the library for a beginner's Tai Chi class. This class is free and open to the public.
From Jeri McCutcheon:
mind-body teacher for over 30 years. (yoga,karate,tai chi)
Pittsburgh corporate fitness 10 years.
This hour class will consist of warm up exercises and to begin learning the Yang Short Form, which I have been teaching since 1999.
Tai Chi is moving meditation. A healing art.
Its graceful movements are inviting, eliminating the mental hurdles to start exercising.
Benefits :
Increase Energy
Reduce Stress
Improve Balance
Build Coordination
Refine Posture
Create Peace
Everyone can benefit from learning.
All that is needed is the ability to stand and breathe.
Please wear comfortable clothing and flat sole shoes.
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 now lead by Marilyn Patete.
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 now lead by Marilyn Patete.
CANCELLED TIL SEPT 24
Join our instructor Cora Fetchko at the library for a Gentle Yoga class! This class is free and open to the public, although donations are accepted. No registration necessary. Please wear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat or towel. Classes are held Monday evenings and Tuesday mornings.
CANCELLED TIL SEPT 24
Join our instructor Cora Fetchko at the library for a Gentle Yoga class! This class is free and open to the public, although donations are accepted. No registration necessary. Please wear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat or towel. Classes are held Monday evenings and Tuesday mornings.
CANCELLED TIL SEPT 24
Join our instructor Cora Fetchko at the library for a Gentle Yoga class! This class is free and open to the public, although donations are accepted. No registration necessary. Please wear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat or towel. Classes are held Monday evenings and Tuesday mornings.
CANCELLED TIL SEPT 24
Join our instructor Cora Fetchko at the library for a Gentle Yoga class! This class is free and open to the public, although donations are accepted. No registration necessary. Please wear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat or towel. Classes are held Monday evenings and Tuesday mornings.
Katharine Graham is the first female publisher of a major American newspaper, The Washington Post. With help from editor Ben Bradlee, Graham races to catch up with The New York Times to expose a massive cover-up of government secrets related to the Vietman War - Daniel Ellsberg's so-called Pentagon Papers - that spans three decades and four U.S. presidents. Together, they must overcome their differences as they risk their careers and their freedom as they decide whether release the documents and maintain freedom of the press. Stars Meryl Streep and Tom Hanks. Rated PG-13, 2hr.
Katharine Graham is the first female publisher of a major American newspaper, The Washington Post. With help from editor Ben Bradlee, Graham races to catch up with The New York Times to expose a massive cover-up of government secrets related to the Vietman War - Daniel Ellsberg's so-called Pentagon Papers - that spans three decades and four U.S. presidents. Together, they must overcome their differences as they risk their careers and their freedom as they decide whether release the documents and maintain freedom of the press. Stars Meryl Streep and Tom Hanks. Rated PG-13, 2hr.
Join the monks from Natrona Height's Pittsburgh Buddhist Center for an hour of relaxing meditation at the library! This free program is every Tuesday evening.
Join the monks from Natrona Height's Pittsburgh Buddhist Center for an hour of relaxing meditation at the library! This free program is every Tuesday evening.
Join Jeri McCutcheon at the library for a beginner's Tai Chi class. This class is free and open to the public.
From Jeri McCutcheon:
mind-body teacher for over 30 years. (yoga,karate,tai chi)
Pittsburgh corporate fitness 10 years.
This hour class will consist of warm up exercises and to begin learning the Yang Short Form, which I have been teaching since 1999.
Tai Chi is moving meditation. A healing art.
Its graceful movements are inviting, eliminating the mental hurdles to start exercising.
Benefits :
Increase Energy
Reduce Stress
Improve Balance
Build Coordination
Refine Posture
Create Peace
Everyone can benefit from learning.
All that is needed is the ability to stand and breathe.
Please wear comfortable clothing and flat sole shoes.
Join Jeri McCutcheon at the library for a beginner's Tai Chi class. This class is free and open to the public.
From Jeri McCutcheon:
mind-body teacher for over 30 years. (yoga,karate,tai chi)
Pittsburgh corporate fitness 10 years.
This hour class will consist of warm up exercises and to begin learning the Yang Short Form, which I have been teaching since 1999.
Tai Chi is moving meditation. A healing art.
Its graceful movements are inviting, eliminating the mental hurdles to start exercising.
Benefits :
Increase Energy
Reduce Stress
Improve Balance
Build Coordination
Refine Posture
Create Peace
Everyone can benefit from learning.
All that is needed is the ability to stand and breathe.
Please wear comfortable clothing and flat sole shoes.
CANCELLED TIL SEPT 24
Join our instructor Cora Fetchko at the library for a Gentle Yoga class! This class is free and open to the public, although donations are accepted. No registration necessary. Please wear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat or towel. Classes are held Monday evenings and Tuesday mornings.
CANCELLED TIL SEPT 24
Join our instructor Cora Fetchko at the library for a Gentle Yoga class! This class is free and open to the public, although donations are accepted. No registration necessary. Please wear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat or towel. Classes are held Monday evenings and Tuesday mornings.
CANCELLED TIL SEPT 24
Join our instructor Cora Fetchko at the library for a Gentle Yoga class! This class is free and open to the public, although donations are accepted. No registration necessary. Please wear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat or towel. Classes are held Monday evenings and Tuesday mornings.
CANCELLED TIL SEPT 24
Join our instructor Cora Fetchko at the library for a Gentle Yoga class! This class is free and open to the public, although donations are accepted. No registration necessary. Please wear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat or towel. Classes are held Monday evenings and Tuesday mornings.
Join the monks from Natrona Height's Pittsburgh Buddhist Center for an hour of relaxing meditation at the library! This free program is every Tuesday evening.
Join the monks from Natrona Height's Pittsburgh Buddhist Center for an hour of relaxing meditation at the library! This free program is every Tuesday evening.
Join Jeri McCutcheon at the library for a beginner's Tai Chi class. This class is free and open to the public.
From Jeri McCutcheon:
mind-body teacher for over 30 years. (yoga,karate,tai chi)
Pittsburgh corporate fitness 10 years.
This hour class will consist of warm up exercises and to begin learning the Yang Short Form, which I have been teaching since 1999.
Tai Chi is moving meditation. A healing art.
Its graceful movements are inviting, eliminating the mental hurdles to start exercising.
Benefits :
Increase Energy
Reduce Stress
Improve Balance
Build Coordination
Refine Posture
Create Peace
Everyone can benefit from learning.
All that is needed is the ability to stand and breathe.
Please wear comfortable clothing and flat sole shoes.
Join Jeri McCutcheon at the library for a beginner's Tai Chi class. This class is free and open to the public.
From Jeri McCutcheon:
mind-body teacher for over 30 years. (yoga,karate,tai chi)
Pittsburgh corporate fitness 10 years.
This hour class will consist of warm up exercises and to begin learning the Yang Short Form, which I have been teaching since 1999.
Tai Chi is moving meditation. A healing art.
Its graceful movements are inviting, eliminating the mental hurdles to start exercising.
Benefits :
Increase Energy
Reduce Stress
Improve Balance
Build Coordination
Refine Posture
Create Peace
Everyone can benefit from learning.
All that is needed is the ability to stand and breathe.
Please wear comfortable clothing and flat sole shoes.
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 now lead by Marilyn Patete.
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 now lead by Marilyn Patete.
CANCELLED TIL SEPT 24Join our instructor Cora Fetchko at the library for a Gentle Yoga class! This class is free and open to the public, although donations are accepted. No registration necessary. Please wear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat or towel. Classes are held Monday evenings and Tuesday mornings.
CANCELLED TIL SEPT 24Join our instructor Cora Fetchko at the library for a Gentle Yoga class! This class is free and open to the public, although donations are accepted. No registration necessary. Please wear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat or towel. Classes are held Monday evenings and Tuesday mornings.
CANCELLED TIL SEPT 24Join our instructor Cora Fetchko at the library for a Gentle Yoga class! This class is free and open to the public, although donations are accepted. No registration necessary. Please wear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat or towel. Classes are held Monday evenings and Tuesday mornings.
CANCELLED TIL SEPT 24Join our instructor Cora Fetchko at the library for a Gentle Yoga class! This class is free and open to the public, although donations are accepted. No registration necessary. Please wear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat or towel. Classes are held Monday evenings and Tuesday mornings.
Join the monks from Natrona Height's Pittsburgh Buddhist Center for an hour of relaxing meditation at the library! This free program is every Tuesday evening.
Join the monks from Natrona Height's Pittsburgh Buddhist Center for an hour of relaxing meditation at the library! This free program is every Tuesday evening.
Our Book Buddies Story Time is for children ages 0 - 5 with caregiver. We include free-play followed by circle time and a simple craft. Children should be able to sit and listen to a short story. Due to large attandance, please choose either Monday or Wednesday to attend. FREE to the public! No registration necessary.
Our Book Buddies Story Time is for children ages 0 - 5 with caregiver. We include free-play followed by circle time and a simple craft. Children should be able to sit and listen to a short story. Due to large attandance, please choose either Monday or Wednesday to attend. FREE to the public! No registration necessary.
Join Jeri McCutcheon at the library for a beginner's Tai Chi class. This class is free and open to the public.
From Jeri McCutcheon:
mind-body teacher for over 30 years. (yoga,karate,tai chi)
Pittsburgh corporate fitness 10 years.
This hour class will consist of warm up exercises and to begin learning the Yang Short Form, which I have been teaching since 1999.
Tai Chi is moving meditation. A healing art.
Its graceful movements are inviting, eliminating the mental hurdles to start exercising.
Benefits :
Increase Energy
Reduce Stress
Improve Balance
Build Coordination
Refine Posture
Create Peace
Everyone can benefit from learning.
All that is needed is the ability to stand and breathe.
Please wear comfortable clothing and flat sole shoes.
Join Jeri McCutcheon at the library for a beginner's Tai Chi class. This class is free and open to the public.
From Jeri McCutcheon:
mind-body teacher for over 30 years. (yoga,karate,tai chi)
Pittsburgh corporate fitness 10 years.
This hour class will consist of warm up exercises and to begin learning the Yang Short Form, which I have been teaching since 1999.
Tai Chi is moving meditation. A healing art.
Its graceful movements are inviting, eliminating the mental hurdles to start exercising.
Benefits :
Increase Energy
Reduce Stress
Improve Balance
Build Coordination
Refine Posture
Create Peace
Everyone can benefit from learning.
All that is needed is the ability to stand and breathe.
Please wear comfortable clothing and flat sole shoes.
Ages 5 and up! FREE! No registration necessary, just show up. Theme this week is "Back to School!" Design your own notebooks, DIY bookmarks, and doodle pocket folders.
Ages 5 and up! FREE! No registration necessary, just show up. Theme this week is "Back to School!" Design your own notebooks, DIY bookmarks, and doodle pocket folders.
YOU MUST REGISTER FOR THIS PROGRAM IN ADVANCE! Register CHILD ONLY.
Blastoff with the History Center on the opening day of "Destination Moon: The Apollo 11 Mission!"
Join us for a special air rocket-building workshop at the Oakmont Library and learn more about the story of Apollo 11! We'll teach you the basics, provide the supplies, and help you build and decorate your very own rockets. Rocket-builders will be invited to join us at the History Center for a special mass blast-off of their air rockets celebrating the opening of the "Destination Moon: The Apollo 11 Mission" exibition on the morning of Saturday, September 29, 2018. All participants receive FREE passes to the History Center event on 9/29. This program is FREE to the public.
This program is limited to 20 elementary aged students, ages 6 and up!
YOU MUST REGISTER FOR THIS PROGRAM IN ADVANCE! Register CHILD ONLY.
Blastoff with the History Center on the opening day of "Destination Moon: The Apollo 11 Mission!"
Join us for a special air rocket-building workshop at the Oakmont Library and learn more about the story of Apollo 11! We'll teach you the basics, provide the supplies, and help you build and decorate your very own rockets. Rocket-builders will be invited to join us at the History Center for a special mass blast-off of their air rockets celebrating the opening of the "Destination Moon: The Apollo 11 Mission" exibition on the morning of Saturday, September 29, 2018. All participants receive FREE passes to the History Center event on 9/29. This program is FREE to the public.
This program is limited to 20 elementary aged students, ages 6 and 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 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!
Our Book Buddies Story Time is for children ages 0 - 5 with caregiver. We include free-play followed by circle time and a simple craft. Children should be able to sit and listen to a short story. Due to large attandance, please choose either Monday or Wednesday to attend. FREE to the public! No registration necessary.
Our Book Buddies Story Time is for children ages 0 - 5 with caregiver. We include free-play followed by circle time and a simple craft. Children should be able to sit and listen to a short story. Due to large attandance, please choose either Monday or Wednesday to attend. FREE to the public! No registration necessary.
CANCELLED TIL SEPT 24
Join our instructor Cora Fetchko at the library for a Gentle Yoga class! This class is free and open to the public, although donations are accepted. No registration necessary. Please wear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat or towel. Classes are held Monday evenings and Tuesday mornings.
CANCELLED TIL SEPT 24
Join our instructor Cora Fetchko at the library for a Gentle Yoga class! This class is free and open to the public, although donations are accepted. No registration necessary. Please wear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat or towel. Classes are held Monday evenings and Tuesday mornings.
Do you love to browse through cookbooks and try new recipes? Are you a foodie? Would you like to meet new people and share food with them? Then this is the club for you! Each month, we will select a cookbook and display it at the programming table. Look through the book and choose a recipe you want to make. Mark the page with a post-it note with your name so that we know who will be cooking what. Ask a library staff member to copy the recipe for you to take home. Prepare your food or beverage and bring it to Cookbook Club, which will take place on the second Monday of every month at 6PM at the library. Tableware will be provided. Food, new friends, and fun! Please join us and start cooking !
Do you love to browse through cookbooks and try new recipes? Are you a foodie? Would you like to meet new people and share food with them? Then this is the club for you! Each month, we will select a cookbook and display it at the programming table. Look through the book and choose a recipe you want to make. Mark the page with a post-it note with your name so that we know who will be cooking what. Ask a library staff member to copy the recipe for you to take home. Prepare your food or beverage and bring it to Cookbook Club, which will take place on the second Monday of every month at 6PM at the library. Tableware will be provided. Food, new friends, and fun! Please join us and start cooking !
CANCELLED TIL SEPT 24
Join our instructor Cora Fetchko at the library for a Gentle Yoga class! This class is free and open to the public, although donations are accepted. No registration necessary. Please wear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat or towel. Classes are held Monday evenings and Tuesday mornings.
CANCELLED TIL SEPT 24
Join our instructor Cora Fetchko at the library for a Gentle Yoga class! This class is free and open to the public, although donations are accepted. No registration necessary. Please wear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat or towel. Classes are held Monday evenings and Tuesday mornings.
Join the monks from Natrona Height's Pittsburgh Buddhist Center for an hour of relaxing meditation at the library! This free program is every Tuesday evening.
Join the monks from Natrona Height's Pittsburgh Buddhist Center for an hour of relaxing meditation at the library! This free program is every Tuesday evening.
Our Book Buddies Story Time is for children ages 0 - 5 with caregiver. We include free-play followed by circle time and a simple craft. Children should be able to sit and listen to a short story. Due to large attandance, please choose either Monday or Wednesday to attend. FREE to the public! No registration necessary.
Our Book Buddies Story Time is for children ages 0 - 5 with caregiver. We include free-play followed by circle time and a simple craft. Children should be able to sit and listen to a short story. Due to large attandance, please choose either Monday or Wednesday to attend. FREE to the public! No registration necessary.
This seminar will examine personal and spiritual development. Some of the material will be based on a book written by Dr. Valinsky, “Perennial Psychology of the Bible: The Internal Battle for Communion and Union with Divine Consciousness”. The book is available from Amazon.com. The book is not necessary for the seminar but is recommended. The seminar will consist of lectures, discussion, and experimental exercises. Please register for this seminar online or by calling the library at 412-828-9532. 10 sessions on Wednesdays from 11:30 to 12:30 beginning September 12th. Free but donations are accepted.
Dr. Valinsky, a psychologist, has been a practicing psychotherapist for fifty years. He was Director of the Holistic Center of Pittsburgh, Director of the Psychological Services of the Pain Management Program at St. Francis Medical Center, consulting psychologist to the pain management program at Presbyterian University Hospital under the directorship of Dr. Rubin Tenicella, and Director of the Buffalo New York branch of the Himalayan Institute of Yoga Science and Philosophy where he taught courses in meditation and Yoga philosophy and psychology. He currently has a private practice of psychotherapy in Oakmont Pennsylvania.
He has studied various spiritual paths including Judaism (Kabballah), Christianity, Yoga, Native American, and the Sufi (Moslem) paths. He has been a student of a Yoga master, Swami Rama, who initiated him into a meditation practice and a Native American (Lakota Sioux) medicine and Yuwipi man, Chief Luciano Perez, under whose role as the ceremonial leader he participated in Inipi and Yuwipi ceremonies and a vision quest. His interest in spirituality grew out of his professional work as a psychologist to alleviate the suffering and also the absence of meaning and joy in the lives of many of the people who came to see him. He has previously presented a meditation course at the Oakmont Library.
This seminar will examine personal and spiritual development. Some of the material will be based on a book written by Dr. Valinsky, “Perennial Psychology of the Bible: The Internal Battle for Communion and Union with Divine Consciousness”. The book is available from Amazon.com. The book is not necessary for the seminar but is recommended. The seminar will consist of lectures, discussion, and experimental exercises. Please register for this seminar online or by calling the library at 412-828-9532. 10 sessions on Wednesdays from 11:30 to 12:30 beginning September 12th. Free but donations are accepted.
Dr. Valinsky, a psychologist, has been a practicing psychotherapist for fifty years. He was Director of the Holistic Center of Pittsburgh, Director of the Psychological Services of the Pain Management Program at St. Francis Medical Center, consulting psychologist to the pain management program at Presbyterian University Hospital under the directorship of Dr. Rubin Tenicella, and Director of the Buffalo New York branch of the Himalayan Institute of Yoga Science and Philosophy where he taught courses in meditation and Yoga philosophy and psychology. He currently has a private practice of psychotherapy in Oakmont Pennsylvania.
He has studied various spiritual paths including Judaism (Kabballah), Christianity, Yoga, Native American, and the Sufi (Moslem) paths. He has been a student of a Yoga master, Swami Rama, who initiated him into a meditation practice and a Native American (Lakota Sioux) medicine and Yuwipi man, Chief Luciano Perez, under whose role as the ceremonial leader he participated in Inipi and Yuwipi ceremonies and a vision quest. His interest in spirituality grew out of his professional work as a psychologist to alleviate the suffering and also the absence of meaning and joy in the lives of many of the people who came to see him. He has previously presented a meditation course at the Oakmont Library.
Join us for this uniquely informative event where we will discuss: The history of Jefren-Tillotson and why it is important, the MASTERPLAN approach to financal security and The Ten Commandments of Investing and how they apply to you. Please reserve a spot by calling Erin at 412-6331671.
Join us for this uniquely informative event where we will discuss: The history of Jefren-Tillotson and why it is important, the MASTERPLAN approach to financal security and The Ten Commandments of Investing and how they apply to you. Please reserve a spot by calling Erin at 412-6331671.
Join instructor Kara Steiner at the library for a free Zumba class every Wednesday evening! You'll love this amazing dance fitness class!
Join instructor Kara Steiner at the library for a free Zumba class every Wednesday evening! You'll love this amazing dance fitness class!
CANCELLED SEPT 13th -
Join Jeri McCutcheon at the library for a beginner's Tai Chi class. This class is free and open to the public.
From Jeri McCutcheon:
mind-body teacher for over 30 years. (yoga,karate,tai chi)
Pittsburgh corporate fitness 10 years.
This hour class will consist of warm up exercises and to begin learning the Yang Short Form, which I have been teaching since 1999.
Tai Chi is moving meditation. A healing art.
Its graceful movements are inviting, eliminating the mental hurdles to start exercising.
Benefits :
Increase Energy
Reduce Stress
Improve Balance
Build Coordination
Refine Posture
Create Peace
Everyone can benefit from learning.
All that is needed is the ability to stand and breathe.
Please wear comfortable clothing and flat sole shoes.
CANCELLED SEPT 13th -
Join Jeri McCutcheon at the library for a beginner's Tai Chi class. This class is free and open to the public.
From Jeri McCutcheon:
mind-body teacher for over 30 years. (yoga,karate,tai chi)
Pittsburgh corporate fitness 10 years.
This hour class will consist of warm up exercises and to begin learning the Yang Short Form, which I have been teaching since 1999.
Tai Chi is moving meditation. A healing art.
Its graceful movements are inviting, eliminating the mental hurdles to start exercising.
Benefits :
Increase Energy
Reduce Stress
Improve Balance
Build Coordination
Refine Posture
Create Peace
Everyone can benefit from learning.
All that is needed is the ability to stand and breathe.
Please wear comfortable clothing and flat sole shoes.
Ages 5 and up! FREE! No registration necessary, just show up. Theme is "Fall STEAM Ahead!" Fall-based science activities to be announced.
Ages 5 and up! FREE! No registration necessary, just show up. Theme is "Fall STEAM Ahead!" Fall-based science activities to be announced.
Join us at the library for a FREE Illustrated Wisdom workshop with Sandra Gould Ford!
WHAT IS ILLUSTRATED WISDOM?
Illustrated Wisdom uses arts materials like crayons, markers, paints, pencils and glitter to doodle and scribble, splash and dabble in creating unique images and special messages, the more abstract, the better.
Barbara Ganim and Susan Fox introduced their concept in Visual Journaling, Going Deeper Than Words. There, they wrote, “An image is an expansive way of perceiving an experience.”
Building on Ganim and Fox’s work, Intuitive Painting is, “meditating with a brush in your hand.”
Sandra Gould Ford has taught for over twenty-five years and found that art helps transfer feelings, insights and profound wisdom from the subconscious to our awake and logical minds. Of Illustrated Wisdom, Sandra Gould Ford says, “As we relax and let our hearts and spirits guide our hands, we reduce stress, resolve conflicts, connect with important feelings and give voice to the soul.”
As Ganim and Fox wrote, “Through this inner wisdom, you will always know which choices and decisions are right for you with any issue you may be facing.”
HOW TO CREATE AN ILLUSTRATED WISDOM
* Gather arts materials, which can be any kind of paper, crayons, markers, pastel chalks and/or paints, even clay, construction paper and cardboard.
* Settle into a quiet and peaceful space. Soothing, uplifting music can be played.
* Relax and calm the chattering, busy mind. Sit comfortably. With eyes closed, take long, slow breaths.
* Set a clear intention (a purpose, reason or goal) for the art. What should the sketch, drawing or painting reveal? What question should it answer?
* With a sense of curiosity and adventure, create whatever colors, shapes, splotches, splashes and squiggles come to mind. Those designs (which may seem random, strange and meaningless) will contain the Illustrated Wisdom.
THE PRESENTER
Sandra Gould Ford is an accomplished author, artist and educator. She presents literary and visual arts to encourage, refresh, enrich creative thinking and inspire. Sandra has taught nationwide and established the creative writing program at the Allegheny County Jail. Her
photography, contemplative art and quilts are exhibited nationally. Sandra Gould Ford now celebrates human potential by sharing what she’s learned. Web site: www.sandragouldford.com
Funding for Sandra Gould Ford's Illustrated Wisdom Project was provided by the Advancing Black Arts in Pittsburgh Program, a partnership of The Pittsburgh Foundation and The Heinz Endowments.
Join us at the library for a FREE Illustrated Wisdom workshop with Sandra Gould Ford!
WHAT IS ILLUSTRATED WISDOM?
Illustrated Wisdom uses arts materials like crayons, markers, paints, pencils and glitter to doodle and scribble, splash and dabble in creating unique images and special messages, the more abstract, the better.
Barbara Ganim and Susan Fox introduced their concept in Visual Journaling, Going Deeper Than Words. There, they wrote, “An image is an expansive way of perceiving an experience.”
Building on Ganim and Fox’s work, Intuitive Painting is, “meditating with a brush in your hand.”
Sandra Gould Ford has taught for over twenty-five years and found that art helps transfer feelings, insights and profound wisdom from the subconscious to our awake and logical minds. Of Illustrated Wisdom, Sandra Gould Ford says, “As we relax and let our hearts and spirits guide our hands, we reduce stress, resolve conflicts, connect with important feelings and give voice to the soul.”
As Ganim and Fox wrote, “Through this inner wisdom, you will always know which choices and decisions are right for you with any issue you may be facing.”
HOW TO CREATE AN ILLUSTRATED WISDOM
* Gather arts materials, which can be any kind of paper, crayons, markers, pastel chalks and/or paints, even clay, construction paper and cardboard.
* Settle into a quiet and peaceful space. Soothing, uplifting music can be played.
* Relax and calm the chattering, busy mind. Sit comfortably. With eyes closed, take long, slow breaths.
* Set a clear intention (a purpose, reason or goal) for the art. What should the sketch, drawing or painting reveal? What question should it answer?
* With a sense of curiosity and adventure, create whatever colors, shapes, splotches, splashes and squiggles come to mind. Those designs (which may seem random, strange and meaningless) will contain the Illustrated Wisdom.
THE PRESENTER
Sandra Gould Ford is an accomplished author, artist and educator. She presents literary and visual arts to encourage, refresh, enrich creative thinking and inspire. Sandra has taught nationwide and established the creative writing program at the Allegheny County Jail. Her
photography, contemplative art and quilts are exhibited nationally. Sandra Gould Ford now celebrates human potential by sharing what she’s learned. Web site: www.sandragouldford.com
Funding for Sandra Gould Ford's Illustrated Wisdom Project was provided by the Advancing Black Arts in Pittsburgh Program, a partnership of The Pittsburgh Foundation and The Heinz Endowments.
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 now lead by Marilyn Patete.
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 now lead by Marilyn Patete.
Melissa Havran will take family portraits as a fundraiser for the Oakmont Library, to benefit the children's department, cash or check accepted. A summer neutral backround will be provided.
Melissa Havran will take family portraits as a fundraiser for the Oakmont Library, to benefit the children's department, cash or check accepted. A summer neutral backround will be provided.
Our Book Buddies Story Time is for children ages 0 - 5 with caregiver. We include free-play followed by circle time and a simple craft. Children should be able to sit and listen to a short story. Due to large attandance, please choose either Monday or Wednesday to attend. FREE to the public! No registration necessary.
Our Book Buddies Story Time is for children ages 0 - 5 with caregiver. We include free-play followed by circle time and a simple craft. Children should be able to sit and listen to a short story. Due to large attandance, please choose either Monday or Wednesday to attend. FREE to the public! No registration necessary.
CANCELLED TIL SEPT 24
Join our instructor Cora Fetchko at the library for a Gentle Yoga class! This class is free and open to the public, although donations are accepted. No registration necessary. Please wear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat or towel. Classes are held Monday evenings and Tuesday mornings.
CANCELLED TIL SEPT 24
Join our instructor Cora Fetchko at the library for a Gentle Yoga class! This class is free and open to the public, although donations are accepted. No registration necessary. Please wear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat or towel. Classes are held Monday evenings and Tuesday mornings.
CANCELLED TIL SEPT 24
Join our instructor Cora Fetchko at the library for a Gentle Yoga class! This class is free and open to the public, although donations are accepted. No registration necessary. Please wear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat or towel. Classes are held Monday evenings and Tuesday mornings.
CANCELLED TIL SEPT 24
Join our instructor Cora Fetchko at the library for a Gentle Yoga class! This class is free and open to the public, although donations are accepted. No registration necessary. Please wear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat or towel. Classes are held Monday evenings and Tuesday mornings.
Frank is raising his young niece Mary as a single parent in quiet coastal Florida. When she enters school, it quickly becomes apparent that she is a math genius. Though she is offered a scholarship at a school for gifted students, Frank resists, wanting Mary to have as normal a childhood as possible. Then Frank's mother, Evelyn, gets involved, insisting not only that the child be given every scholastic opportunity, but that she come to live with her in Boston. Lawyers are hired and a custody battle ensues. This is a thoughtful and well-acted film. Stars Chris Evans, McKenna Grace, Lindsay Duncan and Octavia Spencer. PG-13, 1hr. 40min.
Frank is raising his young niece Mary as a single parent in quiet coastal Florida. When she enters school, it quickly becomes apparent that she is a math genius. Though she is offered a scholarship at a school for gifted students, Frank resists, wanting Mary to have as normal a childhood as possible. Then Frank's mother, Evelyn, gets involved, insisting not only that the child be given every scholastic opportunity, but that she come to live with her in Boston. Lawyers are hired and a custody battle ensues. This is a thoughtful and well-acted film. Stars Chris Evans, McKenna Grace, Lindsay Duncan and Octavia Spencer. PG-13, 1hr. 40min.
Join the monks from Natrona Height's Pittsburgh Buddhist Center for an hour of relaxing meditation at the library! This free program is every Tuesday evening.
Join the monks from Natrona Height's Pittsburgh Buddhist Center for an hour of relaxing meditation at the library! This free program is every Tuesday evening.
Our Book Buddies Story Time is for children ages 0 - 5 with caregiver. We include free-play followed by circle time and a simple craft. Children should be able to sit and listen to a short story. Due to large attandance, please choose either Monday or Wednesday to attend. FREE to the public! No registration necessary.
Our Book Buddies Story Time is for children ages 0 - 5 with caregiver. We include free-play followed by circle time and a simple craft. Children should be able to sit and listen to a short story. Due to large attandance, please choose either Monday or Wednesday to attend. FREE to the public! No registration necessary.
This seminar will examine personal and spiritual development. Some of the material will be based on a book written by Dr. Valinsky, “Perennial Psychology of the Bible: The Internal Battle for Communion and Union with Divine Consciousness”. The book is available from Amazon.com. The book is not necessary for the seminar but is recommended. The seminar will consist of lectures, discussion, and experimental exercises. Please register for this event online or by calling the library at 412-828-9532. 10 sessions on Wednesdays from 11:30 to 12:30 beginning September 12th. Free but donations are accepted.
Dr. Valinsky, a psychologist, has been a practicing psychotherapist for fifty years. He was Director of the Holistic Center of Pittsburgh, Director of the Psychological Services of the Pain Management Program at St. Francis Medical Center, consulting psychologist to the pain management program at Presbyterian University Hospital under the directorship of Dr. Rubin Tenicella, and Director of the Buffalo New York branch of the Himalayan Institute of Yoga Science and Philosophy where he taught courses in meditation and Yoga philosophy and psychology. He currently has a private practice of psychotherapy in Oakmont Pennsylvania.
He has studied various spiritual paths including Judaism (Kabballah), Christianity, Yoga, Native American, and the Sufi (Moslem) paths. He has been a student of a Yoga master, Swami Rama, who initiated him into a meditation practice and a Native American (Lakota Sioux) medicine and Yuwipi man, Chief Luciano Perez, under whose role as the ceremonial leader he participated in Inipi and Yuwipi ceremonies and a vision quest. His interest in spirituality grew out of his professional work as a psychologist to alleviate the suffering and also the absence of meaning and joy in the lives of many of the people who came to see him. He has previously presented a meditation course at the Oakmont Library.
This seminar will examine personal and spiritual development. Some of the material will be based on a book written by Dr. Valinsky, “Perennial Psychology of the Bible: The Internal Battle for Communion and Union with Divine Consciousness”. The book is available from Amazon.com. The book is not necessary for the seminar but is recommended. The seminar will consist of lectures, discussion, and experimental exercises. Please register for this event online or by calling the library at 412-828-9532. 10 sessions on Wednesdays from 11:30 to 12:30 beginning September 12th. Free but donations are accepted.
Dr. Valinsky, a psychologist, has been a practicing psychotherapist for fifty years. He was Director of the Holistic Center of Pittsburgh, Director of the Psychological Services of the Pain Management Program at St. Francis Medical Center, consulting psychologist to the pain management program at Presbyterian University Hospital under the directorship of Dr. Rubin Tenicella, and Director of the Buffalo New York branch of the Himalayan Institute of Yoga Science and Philosophy where he taught courses in meditation and Yoga philosophy and psychology. He currently has a private practice of psychotherapy in Oakmont Pennsylvania.
He has studied various spiritual paths including Judaism (Kabballah), Christianity, Yoga, Native American, and the Sufi (Moslem) paths. He has been a student of a Yoga master, Swami Rama, who initiated him into a meditation practice and a Native American (Lakota Sioux) medicine and Yuwipi man, Chief Luciano Perez, under whose role as the ceremonial leader he participated in Inipi and Yuwipi ceremonies and a vision quest. His interest in spirituality grew out of his professional work as a psychologist to alleviate the suffering and also the absence of meaning and joy in the lives of many of the people who came to see him. He has previously presented a meditation course at the Oakmont Library.
Join instructor Kara Steiner at the library for a free Zumba class every Wednesday evening! You'll love this amazing dance fitness class!
Join instructor Kara Steiner at the library for a free Zumba class every Wednesday evening! You'll love this amazing dance fitness class!
Join Jeri McCutcheon at the library for a beginner's Tai Chi class. This class is free and open to the public.
From Jeri McCutcheon:
mind-body teacher for over 30 years. (yoga,karate,tai chi)
Pittsburgh corporate fitness 10 years.
This hour class will consist of warm up exercises and to begin learning the Yang Short Form, which I have been teaching since 1999.
Tai Chi is moving meditation. A healing art.
Its graceful movements are inviting, eliminating the mental hurdles to start exercising.
Benefits :
Increase Energy
Reduce Stress
Improve Balance
Build Coordination
Refine Posture
Create Peace
Everyone can benefit from learning.
All that is needed is the ability to stand and breathe.
Please wear comfortable clothing and flat sole shoes.
Join Jeri McCutcheon at the library for a beginner's Tai Chi class. This class is free and open to the public.
From Jeri McCutcheon:
mind-body teacher for over 30 years. (yoga,karate,tai chi)
Pittsburgh corporate fitness 10 years.
This hour class will consist of warm up exercises and to begin learning the Yang Short Form, which I have been teaching since 1999.
Tai Chi is moving meditation. A healing art.
Its graceful movements are inviting, eliminating the mental hurdles to start exercising.
Benefits :
Increase Energy
Reduce Stress
Improve Balance
Build Coordination
Refine Posture
Create Peace
Everyone can benefit from learning.
All that is needed is the ability to stand and breathe.
Please wear comfortable clothing and flat sole shoes.
Ages 5 and up! FREE! No registration necessary, just show up. Today's theme is "Autumn Animals!" We will have some fun fall crafts.
Ages 5 and up! FREE! No registration necessary, just show up. Today's theme is "Autumn Animals!" We will have some fun fall crafts.
Bongo Tommie continues an exploration of Hamlet. The last session only made it to the end of Act I!
Come in and see if we can make it to Act III.
Vegas has it 7 to 5 in the negative.
Come join the fun!
“And let those that play your clowns perform
only what is set down for them.”
Bongo Tommie continues an exploration of Hamlet. The last session only made it to the end of Act I!
Come in and see if we can make it to Act III.
Vegas has it 7 to 5 in the negative.
Come join the fun!
“And let those that play your clowns perform
only what is set down for them.”
Our Touch A Truck fundraiser is back! Participate in the Lions Club/Oakmont Library Touch a Truck fundraiser, Sunday Sept. 23 from noon to 3pm. $5.00 / person, children under 12 free!
Our Touch A Truck fundraiser is back! Participate in the Lions Club/Oakmont Library Touch a Truck fundraiser, Sunday Sept. 23 from noon to 3pm. $5.00 / person, children under 12 free!
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 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!
NO Book Buddies Story Time Today - See you on the 26th!
NO Book Buddies Story Time Today - See you on the 26th!
Join our instructor Cora Fetchko at the library for a Gentle Yoga class! This class is free and open to the public, although donations are accepted. No registration necessary. Please wear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat or towel. Classes are held Monday evenings and Tuesday mornings.
Join our instructor Cora Fetchko at the library for a Gentle Yoga class! This class is free and open to the public, although donations are accepted. No registration necessary. Please wear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat or towel. Classes are held Monday evenings and Tuesday mornings.
Join our instructor Cora Fetchko at the library for a Gentle Yoga class! This class is free and open to the public, although donations are accepted. No registration necessary. Please wear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat or towel. Classes are held Monday evenings and Tuesday mornings.
Join our instructor Cora Fetchko at the library for a Gentle Yoga class! This class is free and open to the public, although donations are accepted. No registration necessary. Please wear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat or towel. Classes are held Monday evenings and Tuesday mornings.
Join the monks from Natrona Height's Pittsburgh Buddhist Center for an hour of relaxing meditation at the library! This free program is every Tuesday evening.
Join the monks from Natrona Height's Pittsburgh Buddhist Center for an hour of relaxing meditation at the library! This free program is every Tuesday evening.
Our Book Buddies Story Time is for children ages 0 - 5 with caregiver. We include free-play followed by circle time and a simple craft. Children should be able to sit and listen to a short story. Due to large attandance, please choose either Monday or Wednesday to attend. FREE to the public! No registration necessary.
Our Book Buddies Story Time is for children ages 0 - 5 with caregiver. We include free-play followed by circle time and a simple craft. Children should be able to sit and listen to a short story. Due to large attandance, please choose either Monday or Wednesday to attend. FREE to the public! No registration necessary.
This seminar will examine personal and spiritual development. Some of the material will be based on a book written by Dr. Valinsky, “Perennial Psychology of the Bible: The Internal Battle for Communion and Union with Divine Consciousness”. The book is available from Amazon.com. The book is not necessary for the seminar but is recommended. The seminar will consist of lectures, discussion, and experimental exercises. Please register for this event online or by calling the library at 412-828-9532. 10 sessions on Wednesdays from 11:30 to 12:30 beginning September 12th. Free but donations are accepted.
Dr. Valinsky, a psychologist, has been a practicing psychotherapist for fifty years. He was Director of the Holistic Center of Pittsburgh, Director of the Psychological Services of the Pain Management Program at St. Francis Medical Center, consulting psychologist to the pain management program at Presbyterian University Hospital under the directorship of Dr. Rubin Tenicella, and Director of the Buffalo New York branch of the Himalayan Institute of Yoga Science and Philosophy where he taught courses in meditation and Yoga philosophy and psychology. He currently has a private practice of psychotherapy in Oakmont Pennsylvania.
He has studied various spiritual paths including Judaism (Kabballah), Christianity, Yoga, Native American, and the Sufi (Moslem) paths. He has been a student of a Yoga master, Swami Rama, who initiated him into a meditation practice and a Native American (Lakota Sioux) medicine and Yuwipi man, Chief Luciano Perez, under whose role as the ceremonial leader he participated in Inipi and Yuwipi ceremonies and a vision quest. His interest in spirituality grew out of his professional work as a psychologist to alleviate the suffering and also the absence of meaning and joy in the lives of many of the people who came to see him. He has previously presented a meditation course at the Oakmont Library.
This seminar will examine personal and spiritual development. Some of the material will be based on a book written by Dr. Valinsky, “Perennial Psychology of the Bible: The Internal Battle for Communion and Union with Divine Consciousness”. The book is available from Amazon.com. The book is not necessary for the seminar but is recommended. The seminar will consist of lectures, discussion, and experimental exercises. Please register for this event online or by calling the library at 412-828-9532. 10 sessions on Wednesdays from 11:30 to 12:30 beginning September 12th. Free but donations are accepted.
Dr. Valinsky, a psychologist, has been a practicing psychotherapist for fifty years. He was Director of the Holistic Center of Pittsburgh, Director of the Psychological Services of the Pain Management Program at St. Francis Medical Center, consulting psychologist to the pain management program at Presbyterian University Hospital under the directorship of Dr. Rubin Tenicella, and Director of the Buffalo New York branch of the Himalayan Institute of Yoga Science and Philosophy where he taught courses in meditation and Yoga philosophy and psychology. He currently has a private practice of psychotherapy in Oakmont Pennsylvania.
He has studied various spiritual paths including Judaism (Kabballah), Christianity, Yoga, Native American, and the Sufi (Moslem) paths. He has been a student of a Yoga master, Swami Rama, who initiated him into a meditation practice and a Native American (Lakota Sioux) medicine and Yuwipi man, Chief Luciano Perez, under whose role as the ceremonial leader he participated in Inipi and Yuwipi ceremonies and a vision quest. His interest in spirituality grew out of his professional work as a psychologist to alleviate the suffering and also the absence of meaning and joy in the lives of many of the people who came to see him. He has previously presented a meditation course at the Oakmont Library.
Join instructor Kara Steiner at the library for a free Zumba class every Wednesday evening! You'll love this amazing dance fitness class!
Join instructor Kara Steiner at the library for a free Zumba class every Wednesday evening! You'll love this amazing dance fitness class!
Join Jeri McCutcheon at the library for a beginner's Tai Chi class. This class is free and open to the public.
From Jeri McCutcheon:
mind-body teacher for over 30 years. (yoga,karate,tai chi)
Pittsburgh corporate fitness 10 years.
This hour class will consist of warm up exercises and to begin learning the Yang Short Form, which I have been teaching since 1999.
Tai Chi is moving meditation. A healing art.
Its graceful movements are inviting, eliminating the mental hurdles to start exercising.
Benefits :
Increase Energy
Reduce Stress
Improve Balance
Build Coordination
Refine Posture
Create Peace
Everyone can benefit from learning.
All that is needed is the ability to stand and breathe.
Please wear comfortable clothing and flat sole shoes.
Join Jeri McCutcheon at the library for a beginner's Tai Chi class. This class is free and open to the public.
From Jeri McCutcheon:
mind-body teacher for over 30 years. (yoga,karate,tai chi)
Pittsburgh corporate fitness 10 years.
This hour class will consist of warm up exercises and to begin learning the Yang Short Form, which I have been teaching since 1999.
Tai Chi is moving meditation. A healing art.
Its graceful movements are inviting, eliminating the mental hurdles to start exercising.
Benefits :
Increase Energy
Reduce Stress
Improve Balance
Build Coordination
Refine Posture
Create Peace
Everyone can benefit from learning.
All that is needed is the ability to stand and breathe.
Please wear comfortable clothing and flat sole shoes.
Ages 5 and up! FREE! No registration necessary, just show up. Today we will be showing a movie about LEGOS and a SUPERHERO who loves water. Can you guess what it is? Free snacks provided :-)
Ages 5 and up! FREE! No registration necessary, just show up. Today we will be showing a movie about LEGOS and a SUPERHERO who loves water. Can you guess what it is? Free snacks provided :-)
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 now lead by Marilyn Patete.
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 now lead by Marilyn Patete.
Learn little known facts and strategies that could help you increase your Social Security checks and help ensure your money lasts as long as you do. Also you will come to understand how Social Security should work into your full retirement plan. Don’t let an account of this size go without proper planning and information. Join Adri Bleier for this informative workshop.
Learn little known facts and strategies that could help you increase your Social Security checks and help ensure your money lasts as long as you do. Also you will come to understand how Social Security should work into your full retirement plan. Don’t let an account of this size go without proper planning and information. Join Adri Bleier for this informative workshop.
Join us for an adult evening of Brews, Books, Music and Tasty Treats from 6:00pm – 8:00pm. Enjoy an autumn evening with good friends, and great brews! More details will be coming.
Join us for an adult evening of Brews, Books, Music and Tasty Treats from 6:00pm – 8:00pm. Enjoy an autumn evening with good friends, and great brews! More details will be coming.
Our Book Buddies Story Time is for children ages 0 - 5 with caregiver. We include free-play followed by circle time and a simple craft. Children should be able to sit and listen to a short story. Due to large attandance, please choose either Monday or Wednesday to attend. FREE to the public! No registration necessary.
Our Book Buddies Story Time is for children ages 0 - 5 with caregiver. We include free-play followed by circle time and a simple craft. Children should be able to sit and listen to a short story. Due to large attandance, please choose either Monday or Wednesday to attend. FREE to the public! No registration necessary.
Join our instructor Cora Fetchko at the library for a Gentle Yoga class! This class is free and open to the public, although donations are accepted. No registration necessary. Please wear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat or towel. Classes are held Monday evenings and Tuesday mornings.
Join our instructor Cora Fetchko at the library for a Gentle Yoga class! This class is free and open to the public, although donations are accepted. No registration necessary. Please wear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat or towel. Classes are held Monday evenings and Tuesday mornings.
Join our instructor Cora Fetchko at the library for a Gentle Yoga class! This class is free and open to the public, although donations are accepted. No registration necessary. Please wear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat or towel. Classes are held Monday evenings and Tuesday mornings.
Join our instructor Cora Fetchko at the library for a Gentle Yoga class! This class is free and open to the public, although donations are accepted. No registration necessary. Please wear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat or towel. Classes are held Monday evenings and Tuesday mornings.
Join the monks from Natrona Height's Pittsburgh Buddhist Center for an hour of relaxing meditation at the library! This free program is every Tuesday evening.
Join the monks from Natrona Height's Pittsburgh Buddhist Center for an hour of relaxing meditation at the library! This free program is every Tuesday evening.
Our Book Buddies Story Time is for children ages 0 - 5 with caregiver. We include free-play followed by circle time and a simple craft. Children should be able to sit and listen to a short story. Due to large attandance, please choose either Monday or Wednesday to attend. FREE to the public! No registration necessary.
Our Book Buddies Story Time is for children ages 0 - 5 with caregiver. We include free-play followed by circle time and a simple craft. Children should be able to sit and listen to a short story. Due to large attandance, please choose either Monday or Wednesday to attend. FREE to the public! No registration necessary.
This seminar will examine personal and spiritual development. Some of the material will be based on a book written by Dr. Valinsky, “Perennial Psychology of the Bible: The Internal Battle for Communion and Union with Divine Consciousness”. The book is available from Amazon.com. The book is not necessary for the seminar but is recommended. The seminar will consist of lectures, discussion, and experimental exercises. Please register for this event online or by calling the library at 412-828-9532. 10 sessions on Wednesdays from 11:30 to 12:30 beginning September 12th. Free but donations are accepted.
Dr. Valinsky, a psychologist, has been a practicing psychotherapist for fifty years. He was Director of the Holistic Center of Pittsburgh, Director of the Psychological Services of the Pain Management Program at St. Francis Medical Center, consulting psychologist to the pain management program at Presbyterian University Hospital under the directorship of Dr. Rubin Tenicella, and Director of the Buffalo New York branch of the Himalayan Institute of Yoga Science and Philosophy where he taught courses in meditation and Yoga philosophy and psychology. He currently has a private practice of psychotherapy in Oakmont Pennsylvania.
He has studied various spiritual paths including Judaism (Kabballah), Christianity, Yoga, Native American, and the Sufi (Moslem) paths. He has been a student of a Yoga master, Swami Rama, who initiated him into a meditation practice and a Native American (Lakota Sioux) medicine and Yuwipi man, Chief Luciano Perez, under whose role as the ceremonial leader he participated in Inipi and Yuwipi ceremonies and a vision quest. His interest in spirituality grew out of his professional work as a psychologist to alleviate the suffering and also the absence of meaning and joy in the lives of many of the people who came to see him. He has previously presented a meditation course at the Oakmont Library.
This seminar will examine personal and spiritual development. Some of the material will be based on a book written by Dr. Valinsky, “Perennial Psychology of the Bible: The Internal Battle for Communion and Union with Divine Consciousness”. The book is available from Amazon.com. The book is not necessary for the seminar but is recommended. The seminar will consist of lectures, discussion, and experimental exercises. Please register for this event online or by calling the library at 412-828-9532. 10 sessions on Wednesdays from 11:30 to 12:30 beginning September 12th. Free but donations are accepted.
Dr. Valinsky, a psychologist, has been a practicing psychotherapist for fifty years. He was Director of the Holistic Center of Pittsburgh, Director of the Psychological Services of the Pain Management Program at St. Francis Medical Center, consulting psychologist to the pain management program at Presbyterian University Hospital under the directorship of Dr. Rubin Tenicella, and Director of the Buffalo New York branch of the Himalayan Institute of Yoga Science and Philosophy where he taught courses in meditation and Yoga philosophy and psychology. He currently has a private practice of psychotherapy in Oakmont Pennsylvania.
He has studied various spiritual paths including Judaism (Kabballah), Christianity, Yoga, Native American, and the Sufi (Moslem) paths. He has been a student of a Yoga master, Swami Rama, who initiated him into a meditation practice and a Native American (Lakota Sioux) medicine and Yuwipi man, Chief Luciano Perez, under whose role as the ceremonial leader he participated in Inipi and Yuwipi ceremonies and a vision quest. His interest in spirituality grew out of his professional work as a psychologist to alleviate the suffering and also the absence of meaning and joy in the lives of many of the people who came to see him. He has previously presented a meditation course at the Oakmont Library.
Join instructor Kara Steiner at the library for a free Zumba class every Wednesday evening! You'll love this amazing dance fitness class!
Join instructor Kara Steiner at the library for a free Zumba class every Wednesday evening! You'll love this amazing dance fitness class!
Join Jeri McCutcheon at the library for a beginner's Tai Chi class. This class is free and open to the public.
From Jeri McCutcheon:
mind-body teacher for over 30 years. (yoga,karate,tai chi)
Pittsburgh corporate fitness 10 years.
This hour class will consist of warm up exercises and to begin learning the Yang Short Form, which I have been teaching since 1999.
Tai Chi is moving meditation. A healing art.
Its graceful movements are inviting, eliminating the mental hurdles to start exercising.
Benefits :
Increase Energy
Reduce Stress
Improve Balance
Build Coordination
Refine Posture
Create Peace
Everyone can benefit from learning.
All that is needed is the ability to stand and breathe.
Please wear comfortable clothing and flat sole shoes.
Join Jeri McCutcheon at the library for a beginner's Tai Chi class. This class is free and open to the public.
From Jeri McCutcheon:
mind-body teacher for over 30 years. (yoga,karate,tai chi)
Pittsburgh corporate fitness 10 years.
This hour class will consist of warm up exercises and to begin learning the Yang Short Form, which I have been teaching since 1999.
Tai Chi is moving meditation. A healing art.
Its graceful movements are inviting, eliminating the mental hurdles to start exercising.
Benefits :
Increase Energy
Reduce Stress
Improve Balance
Build Coordination
Refine Posture
Create Peace
Everyone can benefit from learning.
All that is needed is the ability to stand and breathe.
Please wear comfortable clothing and flat sole shoes.
Details to follow!
Join Donna Knapp at the Library from 10 am-12pm 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 Donna Knapp at the Library from 10 am-12pm 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!
Our Book Buddies Story Time is for children ages 0 - 5 with caregiver. We include free-play followed by circle time and a simple craft. Children should be able to sit and listen to a short story. Due to large attandance, please choose either Monday or Wednesday to attend. FREE to the public! No registration necessary.
Our Book Buddies Story Time is for children ages 0 - 5 with caregiver. We include free-play followed by circle time and a simple craft. Children should be able to sit and listen to a short story. Due to large attandance, please choose either Monday or Wednesday to attend. FREE to the public! No registration necessary.
Join our instructor Cora Fetchko at the library for a Gentle Yoga class! This class is free and open to the public, although donations are accepted. No registration necessary. Please wear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat or towel. Classes are held Monday evenings and Tuesday mornings.
Join our instructor Cora Fetchko at the library for a Gentle Yoga class! This class is free and open to the public, although donations are accepted. No registration necessary. Please wear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat or towel. Classes are held Monday evenings and Tuesday mornings.
Do you love to browse through cookbooks and try new recipes? Are you a foodie? Would you like to meet new people and share food with them? Then this is the club for you! Each month, we will select a cookbook and display it at the programming table. Look through the book and choose a recipe you want to make. Mark the page with a post-it note with your name so that we know who will be cooking what. Ask a library staff member to copy the recipe for you to take home. Prepare your food or beverage and bring it to Cookbook Club, which will take place on the second Monday of every month at 6PM at the library. Tableware will be provided. Food, new friends, and fun! Please join us and start cooking !
Do you love to browse through cookbooks and try new recipes? Are you a foodie? Would you like to meet new people and share food with them? Then this is the club for you! Each month, we will select a cookbook and display it at the programming table. Look through the book and choose a recipe you want to make. Mark the page with a post-it note with your name so that we know who will be cooking what. Ask a library staff member to copy the recipe for you to take home. Prepare your food or beverage and bring it to Cookbook Club, which will take place on the second Monday of every month at 6PM at the library. Tableware will be provided. Food, new friends, and fun! Please join us and start cooking !
Join our instructor Cora Fetchko at the library for a Gentle Yoga class! This class is free and open to the public, although donations are accepted. No registration necessary. Please wear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat or towel. Classes are held Monday evenings and Tuesday mornings.
Join our instructor Cora Fetchko at the library for a Gentle Yoga class! This class is free and open to the public, although donations are accepted. No registration necessary. Please wear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat or towel. Classes are held Monday evenings and Tuesday mornings.
Join the monks from Natrona Height's Pittsburgh Buddhist Center for an hour of relaxing meditation at the library! This free program is every Tuesday evening.
Join the monks from Natrona Height's Pittsburgh Buddhist Center for an hour of relaxing meditation at the library! This free program is every Tuesday evening.
Our Book Buddies Story Time is for children ages 0 - 5 with caregiver. We include free-play followed by circle time and a simple craft. Children should be able to sit and listen to a short story. Due to large attandance, please choose either Monday or Wednesday to attend. FREE to the public! No registration necessary.
Our Book Buddies Story Time is for children ages 0 - 5 with caregiver. We include free-play followed by circle time and a simple craft. Children should be able to sit and listen to a short story. Due to large attandance, please choose either Monday or Wednesday to attend. FREE to the public! No registration necessary.
This seminar will examine personal and spiritual development. Some of the material will be based on a book written by Dr. Valinsky, “Perennial Psychology of the Bible: The Internal Battle for Communion and Union with Divine Consciousness”. The book is available from Amazon.com. The book is not necessary for the seminar but is recommended. The seminar will consist of lectures, discussion, and experimental exercises. Please register for this event online or by calling the library at 412-828-9532. 10 sessions on Wednesdays from 11:30 to 12:30 beginning September 12th. Free but donations are accepted.
Dr. Valinsky, a psychologist, has been a practicing psychotherapist for fifty years. He was Director of the Holistic Center of Pittsburgh, Director of the Psychological Services of the Pain Management Program at St. Francis Medical Center, consulting psychologist to the pain management program at Presbyterian University Hospital under the directorship of Dr. Rubin Tenicella, and Director of the Buffalo New York branch of the Himalayan Institute of Yoga Science and Philosophy where he taught courses in meditation and Yoga philosophy and psychology. He currently has a private practice of psychotherapy in Oakmont Pennsylvania.
He has studied various spiritual paths including Judaism (Kabballah), Christianity, Yoga, Native American, and the Sufi (Moslem) paths. He has been a student of a Yoga master, Swami Rama, who initiated him into a meditation practice and a Native American (Lakota Sioux) medicine and Yuwipi man, Chief Luciano Perez, under whose role as the ceremonial leader he participated in Inipi and Yuwipi ceremonies and a vision quest. His interest in spirituality grew out of his professional work as a psychologist to alleviate the suffering and also the absence of meaning and joy in the lives of many of the people who came to see him. He has previously presented a meditation course at the Oakmont Library.
This seminar will examine personal and spiritual development. Some of the material will be based on a book written by Dr. Valinsky, “Perennial Psychology of the Bible: The Internal Battle for Communion and Union with Divine Consciousness”. The book is available from Amazon.com. The book is not necessary for the seminar but is recommended. The seminar will consist of lectures, discussion, and experimental exercises. Please register for this event online or by calling the library at 412-828-9532. 10 sessions on Wednesdays from 11:30 to 12:30 beginning September 12th. Free but donations are accepted.
Dr. Valinsky, a psychologist, has been a practicing psychotherapist for fifty years. He was Director of the Holistic Center of Pittsburgh, Director of the Psychological Services of the Pain Management Program at St. Francis Medical Center, consulting psychologist to the pain management program at Presbyterian University Hospital under the directorship of Dr. Rubin Tenicella, and Director of the Buffalo New York branch of the Himalayan Institute of Yoga Science and Philosophy where he taught courses in meditation and Yoga philosophy and psychology. He currently has a private practice of psychotherapy in Oakmont Pennsylvania.
He has studied various spiritual paths including Judaism (Kabballah), Christianity, Yoga, Native American, and the Sufi (Moslem) paths. He has been a student of a Yoga master, Swami Rama, who initiated him into a meditation practice and a Native American (Lakota Sioux) medicine and Yuwipi man, Chief Luciano Perez, under whose role as the ceremonial leader he participated in Inipi and Yuwipi ceremonies and a vision quest. His interest in spirituality grew out of his professional work as a psychologist to alleviate the suffering and also the absence of meaning and joy in the lives of many of the people who came to see him. He has previously presented a meditation course at the Oakmont Library.
Join instructor Kara Steiner at the library for a free Zumba class every Wednesday evening! You'll love this amazing dance fitness class!
Join instructor Kara Steiner at the library for a free Zumba class every Wednesday evening! You'll love this amazing dance fitness class!
Join Jeri McCutcheon at the library for a beginner's Tai Chi class. This class is free and open to the public.
From Jeri McCutcheon:
mind-body teacher for over 30 years. (yoga,karate,tai chi)
Pittsburgh corporate fitness 10 years.
This hour class will consist of warm up exercises and to begin learning the Yang Short Form, which I have been teaching since 1999.
Tai Chi is moving meditation. A healing art.
Its graceful movements are inviting, eliminating the mental hurdles to start exercising.
Benefits :
Increase Energy
Reduce Stress
Improve Balance
Build Coordination
Refine Posture
Create Peace
Everyone can benefit from learning.
All that is needed is the ability to stand and breathe.
Please wear comfortable clothing and flat sole shoes.
Join Jeri McCutcheon at the library for a beginner's Tai Chi class. This class is free and open to the public.
From Jeri McCutcheon:
mind-body teacher for over 30 years. (yoga,karate,tai chi)
Pittsburgh corporate fitness 10 years.
This hour class will consist of warm up exercises and to begin learning the Yang Short Form, which I have been teaching since 1999.
Tai Chi is moving meditation. A healing art.
Its graceful movements are inviting, eliminating the mental hurdles to start exercising.
Benefits :
Increase Energy
Reduce Stress
Improve Balance
Build Coordination
Refine Posture
Create Peace
Everyone can benefit from learning.
All that is needed is the ability to stand and breathe.
Please wear comfortable clothing and flat sole shoes.
Details to follow!
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 now lead by Marilyn Patete.
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 now lead by Marilyn Patete.
Our Book Buddies Story Time is for children ages 0 - 5 with caregiver. We include free-play followed by circle time and a simple craft. Children should be able to sit and listen to a short story. Due to large attandance, please choose either Monday or Wednesday to attend. FREE to the public! No registration necessary.
Our Book Buddies Story Time is for children ages 0 - 5 with caregiver. We include free-play followed by circle time and a simple craft. Children should be able to sit and listen to a short story. Due to large attandance, please choose either Monday or Wednesday to attend. FREE to the public! No registration necessary.
Join our instructor Cora Fetchko at the library for a Gentle Yoga class! This class is free and open to the public, although donations are accepted. No registration necessary. Please wear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat or towel. Classes are held Monday evenings and Tuesday mornings.
Join our instructor Cora Fetchko at the library for a Gentle Yoga class! This class is free and open to the public, although donations are accepted. No registration necessary. Please wear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat or towel. Classes are held Monday evenings and Tuesday mornings.
Join our instructor Cora Fetchko at the library for a Gentle Yoga class! This class is free and open to the public, although donations are accepted. No registration necessary. Please wear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat or towel. Classes are held Monday evenings and Tuesday mornings.
Join our instructor Cora Fetchko at the library for a Gentle Yoga class! This class is free and open to the public, although donations are accepted. No registration necessary. Please wear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat or towel. Classes are held Monday evenings and Tuesday mornings.
Four lifelong friends decide to shake up their book club by reading "Fifty Shades of Grey". From rekindling an old flame to putting a spark back into a marriage, each woman discovers a new, sexier version of herself, though not without much angst and hilarity. Features an all-star cast of Jane Fonda, Candace Bergen, Mary Steenburgen and Diane Keaton. PG-13, 45min.
Four lifelong friends decide to shake up their book club by reading "Fifty Shades of Grey". From rekindling an old flame to putting a spark back into a marriage, each woman discovers a new, sexier version of herself, though not without much angst and hilarity. Features an all-star cast of Jane Fonda, Candace Bergen, Mary Steenburgen and Diane Keaton. PG-13, 45min.
Join the monks from Natrona Height's Pittsburgh Buddhist Center for an hour of relaxing meditation at the library! This free program is every Tuesday evening.
Join the monks from Natrona Height's Pittsburgh Buddhist Center for an hour of relaxing meditation at the library! This free program is every Tuesday evening.
Our Book Buddies Story Time is for children ages 0 - 5 with caregiver. We include free-play followed by circle time and a simple craft. Children should be able to sit and listen to a short story. Due to large attandance, please choose either Monday or Wednesday to attend. FREE to the public! No registration necessary.
Our Book Buddies Story Time is for children ages 0 - 5 with caregiver. We include free-play followed by circle time and a simple craft. Children should be able to sit and listen to a short story. Due to large attandance, please choose either Monday or Wednesday to attend. FREE to the public! No registration necessary.
This seminar will examine personal and spiritual development. Some of the material will be based on a book written by Dr. Valinsky, “Perennial Psychology of the Bible: The Internal Battle for Communion and Union with Divine Consciousness”. The book is available from Amazon.com. The book is not necessary for the seminar but is recommended. The seminar will consist of lectures, discussion, and experimental exercises. Please register for this event online or by calling the library at 412-828-9532. 10 sessions on Wednesdays from 11:30 to 12:30 beginning September 12th. Free but donations are accepted.
Dr. Valinsky, a psychologist, has been a practicing psychotherapist for fifty years. He was Director of the Holistic Center of Pittsburgh, Director of the Psychological Services of the Pain Management Program at St. Francis Medical Center, consulting psychologist to the pain management program at Presbyterian University Hospital under the directorship of Dr. Rubin Tenicella, and Director of the Buffalo New York branch of the Himalayan Institute of Yoga Science and Philosophy where he taught courses in meditation and Yoga philosophy and psychology. He currently has a private practice of psychotherapy in Oakmont Pennsylvania.
He has studied various spiritual paths including Judaism (Kabballah), Christianity, Yoga, Native American, and the Sufi (Moslem) paths. He has been a student of a Yoga master, Swami Rama, who initiated him into a meditation practice and a Native American (Lakota Sioux) medicine and Yuwipi man, Chief Luciano Perez, under whose role as the ceremonial leader he participated in Inipi and Yuwipi ceremonies and a vision quest. His interest in spirituality grew out of his professional work as a psychologist to alleviate the suffering and also the absence of meaning and joy in the lives of many of the people who came to see him. He has previously presented a meditation course at the Oakmont Library.
This seminar will examine personal and spiritual development. Some of the material will be based on a book written by Dr. Valinsky, “Perennial Psychology of the Bible: The Internal Battle for Communion and Union with Divine Consciousness”. The book is available from Amazon.com. The book is not necessary for the seminar but is recommended. The seminar will consist of lectures, discussion, and experimental exercises. Please register for this event online or by calling the library at 412-828-9532. 10 sessions on Wednesdays from 11:30 to 12:30 beginning September 12th. Free but donations are accepted.
Dr. Valinsky, a psychologist, has been a practicing psychotherapist for fifty years. He was Director of the Holistic Center of Pittsburgh, Director of the Psychological Services of the Pain Management Program at St. Francis Medical Center, consulting psychologist to the pain management program at Presbyterian University Hospital under the directorship of Dr. Rubin Tenicella, and Director of the Buffalo New York branch of the Himalayan Institute of Yoga Science and Philosophy where he taught courses in meditation and Yoga philosophy and psychology. He currently has a private practice of psychotherapy in Oakmont Pennsylvania.
He has studied various spiritual paths including Judaism (Kabballah), Christianity, Yoga, Native American, and the Sufi (Moslem) paths. He has been a student of a Yoga master, Swami Rama, who initiated him into a meditation practice and a Native American (Lakota Sioux) medicine and Yuwipi man, Chief Luciano Perez, under whose role as the ceremonial leader he participated in Inipi and Yuwipi ceremonies and a vision quest. His interest in spirituality grew out of his professional work as a psychologist to alleviate the suffering and also the absence of meaning and joy in the lives of many of the people who came to see him. He has previously presented a meditation course at the Oakmont Library.
Join instructor Kara Steiner at the library for a free Zumba class every Wednesday evening! You'll love this amazing dance fitness class!
Join instructor Kara Steiner at the library for a free Zumba class every Wednesday evening! You'll love this amazing dance fitness class!
Join Jeri McCutcheon at the library for a beginner's Tai Chi class. This class is free and open to the public.
From Jeri McCutcheon:
mind-body teacher for over 30 years. (yoga,karate,tai chi)
Pittsburgh corporate fitness 10 years.
This hour class will consist of warm up exercises and to begin learning the Yang Short Form, which I have been teaching since 1999.
Tai Chi is moving meditation. A healing art.
Its graceful movements are inviting, eliminating the mental hurdles to start exercising.
Benefits :
Increase Energy
Reduce Stress
Improve Balance
Build Coordination
Refine Posture
Create Peace
Everyone can benefit from learning.
All that is needed is the ability to stand and breathe.
Please wear comfortable clothing and flat sole shoes.
Join Jeri McCutcheon at the library for a beginner's Tai Chi class. This class is free and open to the public.
From Jeri McCutcheon:
mind-body teacher for over 30 years. (yoga,karate,tai chi)
Pittsburgh corporate fitness 10 years.
This hour class will consist of warm up exercises and to begin learning the Yang Short Form, which I have been teaching since 1999.
Tai Chi is moving meditation. A healing art.
Its graceful movements are inviting, eliminating the mental hurdles to start exercising.
Benefits :
Increase Energy
Reduce Stress
Improve Balance
Build Coordination
Refine Posture
Create Peace
Everyone can benefit from learning.
All that is needed is the ability to stand and breathe.
Please wear comfortable clothing and flat sole shoes.
Details to follow!
About Steve Mihaly:
About Steve Mihaly:
Join Donna Knapp at the Library from 10 am-12pm 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 Donna Knapp at the Library from 10 am-12pm 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!
Our Book Buddies Story Time is for children ages 0 - 5 with caregiver. We include free-play followed by circle time and a simple craft. Children should be able to sit and listen to a short story. Due to large attandance, please choose either Monday or Wednesday to attend. FREE to the public! No registration necessary.
Our Book Buddies Story Time is for children ages 0 - 5 with caregiver. We include free-play followed by circle time and a simple craft. Children should be able to sit and listen to a short story. Due to large attandance, please choose either Monday or Wednesday to attend. FREE to the public! No registration necessary.
Join our instructor Cora Fetchko at the library for a Gentle Yoga class! This class is free and open to the public, although donations are accepted. No registration necessary. Please wear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat or towel. Classes are held Monday evenings and Tuesday mornings.
Join our instructor Cora Fetchko at the library for a Gentle Yoga class! This class is free and open to the public, although donations are accepted. No registration necessary. Please wear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat or towel. Classes are held Monday evenings and Tuesday mornings.
Join our instructor Cora Fetchko at the library for a Gentle Yoga class! This class is free and open to the public, although donations are accepted. No registration necessary. Please wear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat or towel. Classes are held Monday evenings and Tuesday mornings.
Join our instructor Cora Fetchko at the library for a Gentle Yoga class! This class is free and open to the public, although donations are accepted. No registration necessary. Please wear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat or towel. Classes are held Monday evenings and Tuesday mornings.
Join the monks from Natrona Height's Pittsburgh Buddhist Center for an hour of relaxing meditation at the library! This free program is every Tuesday evening.
Join the monks from Natrona Height's Pittsburgh Buddhist Center for an hour of relaxing meditation at the library! This free program is every Tuesday evening.
Our Book Buddies Story Time is for children ages 0 - 5 with caregiver. We include free-play followed by circle time and a simple craft. Children should be able to sit and listen to a short story. Due to large attandance, please choose either Monday or Wednesday to attend. FREE to the public! No registration necessary.
Our Book Buddies Story Time is for children ages 0 - 5 with caregiver. We include free-play followed by circle time and a simple craft. Children should be able to sit and listen to a short story. Due to large attandance, please choose either Monday or Wednesday to attend. FREE to the public! No registration necessary.
This seminar will examine personal and spiritual development. Some of the material will be based on a book written by Dr. Valinsky, “Perennial Psychology of the Bible: The Internal Battle for Communion and Union with Divine Consciousness”. The book is available from Amazon.com. The book is not necessary for the seminar but is recommended. The seminar will consist of lectures, discussion, and experimental exercises. Please register for this event online or by calling the library at 412-828-9532. 10 sessions on Wednesdays from 11:30 to 12:30 beginning September 12th. Free but donations are accepted.
Dr. Valinsky, a psychologist, has been a practicing psychotherapist for fifty years. He was Director of the Holistic Center of Pittsburgh, Director of the Psychological Services of the Pain Management Program at St. Francis Medical Center, consulting psychologist to the pain management program at Presbyterian University Hospital under the directorship of Dr. Rubin Tenicella, and Director of the Buffalo New York branch of the Himalayan Institute of Yoga Science and Philosophy where he taught courses in meditation and Yoga philosophy and psychology. He currently has a private practice of psychotherapy in Oakmont Pennsylvania.
He has studied various spiritual paths including Judaism (Kabballah), Christianity, Yoga, Native American, and the Sufi (Moslem) paths. He has been a student of a Yoga master, Swami Rama, who initiated him into a meditation practice and a Native American (Lakota Sioux) medicine and Yuwipi man, Chief Luciano Perez, under whose role as the ceremonial leader he participated in Inipi and Yuwipi ceremonies and a vision quest. His interest in spirituality grew out of his professional work as a psychologist to alleviate the suffering and also the absence of meaning and joy in the lives of many of the people who came to see him. He has previously presented a meditation course at the Oakmont Library.
This seminar will examine personal and spiritual development. Some of the material will be based on a book written by Dr. Valinsky, “Perennial Psychology of the Bible: The Internal Battle for Communion and Union with Divine Consciousness”. The book is available from Amazon.com. The book is not necessary for the seminar but is recommended. The seminar will consist of lectures, discussion, and experimental exercises. Please register for this event online or by calling the library at 412-828-9532. 10 sessions on Wednesdays from 11:30 to 12:30 beginning September 12th. Free but donations are accepted.
Dr. Valinsky, a psychologist, has been a practicing psychotherapist for fifty years. He was Director of the Holistic Center of Pittsburgh, Director of the Psychological Services of the Pain Management Program at St. Francis Medical Center, consulting psychologist to the pain management program at Presbyterian University Hospital under the directorship of Dr. Rubin Tenicella, and Director of the Buffalo New York branch of the Himalayan Institute of Yoga Science and Philosophy where he taught courses in meditation and Yoga philosophy and psychology. He currently has a private practice of psychotherapy in Oakmont Pennsylvania.
He has studied various spiritual paths including Judaism (Kabballah), Christianity, Yoga, Native American, and the Sufi (Moslem) paths. He has been a student of a Yoga master, Swami Rama, who initiated him into a meditation practice and a Native American (Lakota Sioux) medicine and Yuwipi man, Chief Luciano Perez, under whose role as the ceremonial leader he participated in Inipi and Yuwipi ceremonies and a vision quest. His interest in spirituality grew out of his professional work as a psychologist to alleviate the suffering and also the absence of meaning and joy in the lives of many of the people who came to see him. He has previously presented a meditation course at the Oakmont Library.
Join instructor Kara Steiner at the library for a free Zumba class every Wednesday evening! You'll love this amazing dance fitness class!
Join instructor Kara Steiner at the library for a free Zumba class every Wednesday evening! You'll love this amazing dance fitness class!
Join Jeri McCutcheon at the library for a beginner's Tai Chi class. This class is free and open to the public.
From Jeri McCutcheon:
mind-body teacher for over 30 years. (yoga,karate,tai chi)
Pittsburgh corporate fitness 10 years.
This hour class will consist of warm up exercises and to begin learning the Yang Short Form, which I have been teaching since 1999.
Tai Chi is moving meditation. A healing art.
Its graceful movements are inviting, eliminating the mental hurdles to start exercising.
Benefits :
Increase Energy
Reduce Stress
Improve Balance
Build Coordination
Refine Posture
Create Peace
Everyone can benefit from learning.
All that is needed is the ability to stand and breathe.
Please wear comfortable clothing and flat sole shoes.
Join Jeri McCutcheon at the library for a beginner's Tai Chi class. This class is free and open to the public.
From Jeri McCutcheon:
mind-body teacher for over 30 years. (yoga,karate,tai chi)
Pittsburgh corporate fitness 10 years.
This hour class will consist of warm up exercises and to begin learning the Yang Short Form, which I have been teaching since 1999.
Tai Chi is moving meditation. A healing art.
Its graceful movements are inviting, eliminating the mental hurdles to start exercising.
Benefits :
Increase Energy
Reduce Stress
Improve Balance
Build Coordination
Refine Posture
Create Peace
Everyone can benefit from learning.
All that is needed is the ability to stand and breathe.
Please wear comfortable clothing and flat sole shoes.
Details to follow!
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 now lead by Marilyn Patete.
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 now lead by Marilyn Patete.
Our Book Buddies Story Time is for children ages 0 - 5 with caregiver. We include free-play followed by circle time and a simple craft. Children should be able to sit and listen to a short story. Due to large attandance, please choose either Monday or Wednesday to attend. FREE to the public! No registration necessary.
Our Book Buddies Story Time is for children ages 0 - 5 with caregiver. We include free-play followed by circle time and a simple craft. Children should be able to sit and listen to a short story. Due to large attandance, please choose either Monday or Wednesday to attend. FREE to the public! No registration necessary.
Join our instructor Cora Fetchko at the library for a Gentle Yoga class! This class is free and open to the public, although donations are accepted. No registration necessary. Please wear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat or towel. Classes are held Monday evenings and Tuesday mornings.
Join our instructor Cora Fetchko at the library for a Gentle Yoga class! This class is free and open to the public, although donations are accepted. No registration necessary. Please wear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat or towel. Classes are held Monday evenings and Tuesday mornings.
Join our instructor Cora Fetchko at the library for a Gentle Yoga class! This class is free and open to the public, although donations are accepted. No registration necessary. Please wear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat or towel. Classes are held Monday evenings and Tuesday mornings.
Join our instructor Cora Fetchko at the library for a Gentle Yoga class! This class is free and open to the public, although donations are accepted. No registration necessary. Please wear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat or towel. Classes are held Monday evenings and Tuesday mornings.
Join the monks from Natrona Height's Pittsburgh Buddhist Center for an hour of relaxing meditation at the library! This free program is every Tuesday evening.
Join the monks from Natrona Height's Pittsburgh Buddhist Center for an hour of relaxing meditation at the library! This free program is every Tuesday evening.
Our Book Buddies Story Time is for children ages 0 - 5 with caregiver. We include free-play followed by circle time and a simple craft. Children should be able to sit and listen to a short story. Due to large attandance, please choose either Monday or Wednesday to attend. FREE to the public! No registration necessary.
Our Book Buddies Story Time is for children ages 0 - 5 with caregiver. We include free-play followed by circle time and a simple craft. Children should be able to sit and listen to a short story. Due to large attandance, please choose either Monday or Wednesday to attend. FREE to the public! No registration necessary.
This seminar will examine personal and spiritual development. Some of the material will be based on a book written by Dr. Valinsky, “Perennial Psychology of the Bible: The Internal Battle for Communion and Union with Divine Consciousness”. The book is available from Amazon.com. The book is not necessary for the seminar but is recommended. The seminar will consist of lectures, discussion, and experimental exercises. Please register for this event online or by calling the library at 412-828-9532. 10 sessions on Wednesdays from 11:30 to 12:30 beginning September 12th. Free but donations are accepted.
Dr. Valinsky, a psychologist, has been a practicing psychotherapist for fifty years. He was Director of the Holistic Center of Pittsburgh, Director of the Psychological Services of the Pain Management Program at St. Francis Medical Center, consulting psychologist to the pain management program at Presbyterian University Hospital under the directorship of Dr. Rubin Tenicella, and Director of the Buffalo New York branch of the Himalayan Institute of Yoga Science and Philosophy where he taught courses in meditation and Yoga philosophy and psychology. He currently has a private practice of psychotherapy in Oakmont Pennsylvania.
He has studied various spiritual paths including Judaism (Kabballah), Christianity, Yoga, Native American, and the Sufi (Moslem) paths. He has been a student of a Yoga master, Swami Rama, who initiated him into a meditation practice and a Native American (Lakota Sioux) medicine and Yuwipi man, Chief Luciano Perez, under whose role as the ceremonial leader he participated in Inipi and Yuwipi ceremonies and a vision quest. His interest in spirituality grew out of his professional work as a psychologist to alleviate the suffering and also the absence of meaning and joy in the lives of many of the people who came to see him. He has previously presented a meditation course at the Oakmont Library.
This seminar will examine personal and spiritual development. Some of the material will be based on a book written by Dr. Valinsky, “Perennial Psychology of the Bible: The Internal Battle for Communion and Union with Divine Consciousness”. The book is available from Amazon.com. The book is not necessary for the seminar but is recommended. The seminar will consist of lectures, discussion, and experimental exercises. Please register for this event online or by calling the library at 412-828-9532. 10 sessions on Wednesdays from 11:30 to 12:30 beginning September 12th. Free but donations are accepted.
Dr. Valinsky, a psychologist, has been a practicing psychotherapist for fifty years. He was Director of the Holistic Center of Pittsburgh, Director of the Psychological Services of the Pain Management Program at St. Francis Medical Center, consulting psychologist to the pain management program at Presbyterian University Hospital under the directorship of Dr. Rubin Tenicella, and Director of the Buffalo New York branch of the Himalayan Institute of Yoga Science and Philosophy where he taught courses in meditation and Yoga philosophy and psychology. He currently has a private practice of psychotherapy in Oakmont Pennsylvania.
He has studied various spiritual paths including Judaism (Kabballah), Christianity, Yoga, Native American, and the Sufi (Moslem) paths. He has been a student of a Yoga master, Swami Rama, who initiated him into a meditation practice and a Native American (Lakota Sioux) medicine and Yuwipi man, Chief Luciano Perez, under whose role as the ceremonial leader he participated in Inipi and Yuwipi ceremonies and a vision quest. His interest in spirituality grew out of his professional work as a psychologist to alleviate the suffering and also the absence of meaning and joy in the lives of many of the people who came to see him. He has previously presented a meditation course at the Oakmont Library.
Join instructor Kara Steiner at the library for a free Zumba class every Wednesday evening! You'll love this amazing dance fitness class!
Join instructor Kara Steiner at the library for a free Zumba class every Wednesday evening! You'll love this amazing dance fitness class!
Join Jeri McCutcheon at the library for a beginner's Tai Chi class. This class is free and open to the public.
From Jeri McCutcheon:
mind-body teacher for over 30 years. (yoga,karate,tai chi)
Pittsburgh corporate fitness 10 years.
This hour class will consist of warm up exercises and to begin learning the Yang Short Form, which I have been teaching since 1999.
Tai Chi is moving meditation. A healing art.
Its graceful movements are inviting, eliminating the mental hurdles to start exercising.
Benefits :
Increase Energy
Reduce Stress
Improve Balance
Build Coordination
Refine Posture
Create Peace
Everyone can benefit from learning.
All that is needed is the ability to stand and breathe.
Please wear comfortable clothing and flat sole shoes.
Join Jeri McCutcheon at the library for a beginner's Tai Chi class. This class is free and open to the public.
From Jeri McCutcheon:
mind-body teacher for over 30 years. (yoga,karate,tai chi)
Pittsburgh corporate fitness 10 years.
This hour class will consist of warm up exercises and to begin learning the Yang Short Form, which I have been teaching since 1999.
Tai Chi is moving meditation. A healing art.
Its graceful movements are inviting, eliminating the mental hurdles to start exercising.
Benefits :
Increase Energy
Reduce Stress
Improve Balance
Build Coordination
Refine Posture
Create Peace
Everyone can benefit from learning.
All that is needed is the ability to stand and breathe.
Please wear comfortable clothing and flat sole shoes.
Details to follow!
Join Donna Knapp at the Library from 10 am-12pm 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 Donna Knapp at the Library from 10 am-12pm 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!
Our Book Buddies Story Time is for children ages 0 - 5 with caregiver. We include free-play followed by circle time and a simple craft. Children should be able to sit and listen to a short story. Due to large attandance, please choose either Monday or Wednesday to attend. FREE to the public! No registration necessary.
Our Book Buddies Story Time is for children ages 0 - 5 with caregiver. We include free-play followed by circle time and a simple craft. Children should be able to sit and listen to a short story. Due to large attandance, please choose either Monday or Wednesday to attend. FREE to the public! No registration necessary.
Join our instructor Cora Fetchko at the library for a Gentle Yoga class! This class is free and open to the public, although donations are accepted. No registration necessary. Please wear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat or towel. Classes are held Monday evenings and Tuesday mornings.
Join our instructor Cora Fetchko at the library for a Gentle Yoga class! This class is free and open to the public, although donations are accepted. No registration necessary. Please wear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat or towel. Classes are held Monday evenings and Tuesday mornings.
Join our instructor Cora Fetchko at the library for a Gentle Yoga class! This class is free and open to the public, although donations are accepted. No registration necessary. Please wear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat or towel. Classes are held Monday evenings and Tuesday mornings.
Join our instructor Cora Fetchko at the library for a Gentle Yoga class! This class is free and open to the public, although donations are accepted. No registration necessary. Please wear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat or towel. Classes are held Monday evenings and Tuesday mornings.
Join the monks from Natrona Height's Pittsburgh Buddhist Center for an hour of relaxing meditation at the library! This free program is every Tuesday evening.
Join the monks from Natrona Height's Pittsburgh Buddhist Center for an hour of relaxing meditation at the library! This free program is every Tuesday evening.
Our Book Buddies Story Time is for children ages 0 - 5 with caregiver. We include free-play followed by circle time and a simple craft. Children should be able to sit and listen to a short story. Due to large attandance, please choose either Monday or Wednesday to attend. FREE to the public! No registration necessary.
Our Book Buddies Story Time is for children ages 0 - 5 with caregiver. We include free-play followed by circle time and a simple craft. Children should be able to sit and listen to a short story. Due to large attandance, please choose either Monday or Wednesday to attend. FREE to the public! No registration necessary.
This seminar will examine personal and spiritual development. Some of the material will be based on a book written by Dr. Valinsky, “Perennial Psychology of the Bible: The Internal Battle for Communion and Union with Divine Consciousness”. The book is available from Amazon.com. The book is not necessary for the seminar but is recommended. The seminar will consist of lectures, discussion, and experimental exercises. Please register for this event online or by calling the library at 412-828-9532. 10 sessions on Wednesdays from 11:30 to 12:30 beginning September 12th. Free but donations are accepted.
Dr. Valinsky, a psychologist, has been a practicing psychotherapist for fifty years. He was Director of the Holistic Center of Pittsburgh, Director of the Psychological Services of the Pain Management Program at St. Francis Medical Center, consulting psychologist to the pain management program at Presbyterian University Hospital under the directorship of Dr. Rubin Tenicella, and Director of the Buffalo New York branch of the Himalayan Institute of Yoga Science and Philosophy where he taught courses in meditation and Yoga philosophy and psychology. He currently has a private practice of psychotherapy in Oakmont Pennsylvania.
He has studied various spiritual paths including Judaism (Kabballah), Christianity, Yoga, Native American, and the Sufi (Moslem) paths. He has been a student of a Yoga master, Swami Rama, who initiated him into a meditation practice and a Native American (Lakota Sioux) medicine and Yuwipi man, Chief Luciano Perez, under whose role as the ceremonial leader he participated in Inipi and Yuwipi ceremonies and a vision quest. His interest in spirituality grew out of his professional work as a psychologist to alleviate the suffering and also the absence of meaning and joy in the lives of many of the people who came to see him. He has previously presented a meditation course at the Oakmont Library.
This seminar will examine personal and spiritual development. Some of the material will be based on a book written by Dr. Valinsky, “Perennial Psychology of the Bible: The Internal Battle for Communion and Union with Divine Consciousness”. The book is available from Amazon.com. The book is not necessary for the seminar but is recommended. The seminar will consist of lectures, discussion, and experimental exercises. Please register for this event online or by calling the library at 412-828-9532. 10 sessions on Wednesdays from 11:30 to 12:30 beginning September 12th. Free but donations are accepted.
Dr. Valinsky, a psychologist, has been a practicing psychotherapist for fifty years. He was Director of the Holistic Center of Pittsburgh, Director of the Psychological Services of the Pain Management Program at St. Francis Medical Center, consulting psychologist to the pain management program at Presbyterian University Hospital under the directorship of Dr. Rubin Tenicella, and Director of the Buffalo New York branch of the Himalayan Institute of Yoga Science and Philosophy where he taught courses in meditation and Yoga philosophy and psychology. He currently has a private practice of psychotherapy in Oakmont Pennsylvania.
He has studied various spiritual paths including Judaism (Kabballah), Christianity, Yoga, Native American, and the Sufi (Moslem) paths. He has been a student of a Yoga master, Swami Rama, who initiated him into a meditation practice and a Native American (Lakota Sioux) medicine and Yuwipi man, Chief Luciano Perez, under whose role as the ceremonial leader he participated in Inipi and Yuwipi ceremonies and a vision quest. His interest in spirituality grew out of his professional work as a psychologist to alleviate the suffering and also the absence of meaning and joy in the lives of many of the people who came to see him. He has previously presented a meditation course at the Oakmont Library.
Join instructor Kara Steiner at the library for a free Zumba class every Wednesday evening! You'll love this amazing dance fitness class!
Join instructor Kara Steiner at the library for a free Zumba class every Wednesday evening! You'll love this amazing dance fitness class!
Join Jeri McCutcheon at the library for a beginner's Tai Chi class. This class is free and open to the public.
From Jeri McCutcheon:
mind-body teacher for over 30 years. (yoga,karate,tai chi)
Pittsburgh corporate fitness 10 years.
This hour class will consist of warm up exercises and to begin learning the Yang Short Form, which I have been teaching since 1999.
Tai Chi is moving meditation. A healing art.
Its graceful movements are inviting, eliminating the mental hurdles to start exercising.
Benefits :
Increase Energy
Reduce Stress
Improve Balance
Build Coordination
Refine Posture
Create Peace
Everyone can benefit from learning.
All that is needed is the ability to stand and breathe.
Please wear comfortable clothing and flat sole shoes.
Join Jeri McCutcheon at the library for a beginner's Tai Chi class. This class is free and open to the public.
From Jeri McCutcheon:
mind-body teacher for over 30 years. (yoga,karate,tai chi)
Pittsburgh corporate fitness 10 years.
This hour class will consist of warm up exercises and to begin learning the Yang Short Form, which I have been teaching since 1999.
Tai Chi is moving meditation. A healing art.
Its graceful movements are inviting, eliminating the mental hurdles to start exercising.
Benefits :
Increase Energy
Reduce Stress
Improve Balance
Build Coordination
Refine Posture
Create Peace
Everyone can benefit from learning.
All that is needed is the ability to stand and breathe.
Please wear comfortable clothing and flat sole shoes.
Details to follow!
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 now lead by Marilyn Patete.
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 now lead by Marilyn Patete.
Our Book Buddies Story Time is for children ages 0 - 5 with caregiver. We include free-play followed by circle time and a simple craft. Children should be able to sit and listen to a short story. Due to large attandance, please choose either Monday or Wednesday to attend. FREE to the public! No registration necessary.
Our Book Buddies Story Time is for children ages 0 - 5 with caregiver. We include free-play followed by circle time and a simple craft. Children should be able to sit and listen to a short story. Due to large attandance, please choose either Monday or Wednesday to attend. FREE to the public! No registration necessary.
Join our instructor Cora Fetchko at the library for a Gentle Yoga class! This class is free and open to the public, although donations are accepted. No registration necessary. Please wear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat or towel. Classes are held Monday evenings and Tuesday mornings.
Join our instructor Cora Fetchko at the library for a Gentle Yoga class! This class is free and open to the public, although donations are accepted. No registration necessary. Please wear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat or towel. Classes are held Monday evenings and Tuesday mornings.
