In the Outdoor Garden Area of the Oakmont Carnegie Library! (Allegheny River Blvd. Side)
Enjoy reading and the outdoors at the same time. Laminated pages from a children's book are installed along our outdoor path into our garden area at the front of the library. As you walk down the trail, you're directed to the next page in the story.
The StoryWalk® Project was created by Anne Ferguson of Montpelier, VT and developed in collaboration with the Vermont Bicycle & Pedestrian Coalition and Kellogg Hubbard Library.
From HELLO FALL, ©2018 - Author, Deborah Diesen - Pictures by Lucy Fleming. Used with Permission from Macmillan Publishers. Visit us.macmillan.com.
For people of all ages!
Get out and walk, enjoy nature & reading!
In the Outdoor Garden Area of the Oakmont Carnegie Library! (Allegheny River Blvd. Side)
Enjoy reading and the outdoors at the same time. Laminated pages from a children's book are installed along our outdoor path into our garden area at the front of the library. As you walk down the trail, you're directed to the next page in the story.
The StoryWalk® Project was created by Anne Ferguson of Montpelier, VT and developed in collaboration with the Vermont Bicycle & Pedestrian Coalition and Kellogg Hubbard Library.
From HELLO FALL, ©2018 - Author, Deborah Diesen - Pictures by Lucy Fleming. Used with Permission from Macmillan Publishers. Visit us.macmillan.com.
For people of all ages!
Get out and walk, enjoy nature & reading!
This is the 10th Anniversary of The Squirrel's Nest Bookstore and we are going to celebrate it the whole month of October!
The Squirrel's Nest is a totally volunteer bookstore and over it's 10 years, it has netted over $112,000 to benefit the Oakmont Library!
During October, there will be 2 raffle baskets available to win. You will get a ticket (at no cost) for a chance at a basket each time you come in and shop. They will be up all month and the winners will be drawn on Monday, October 31st.
We have a few little treats in store for shoppers throughout October.
To close out the month, Saturday, October 29th, will bring our Big Bag Book Sale and our Antique Book Sale with special prices.
Come and visit us, help us celebrate our anniversary, and find some great books/DVD's/puzzles/children's books.
This is the 10th Anniversary of The Squirrel's Nest Bookstore and we are going to celebrate it the whole month of October!
The Squirrel's Nest is a totally volunteer bookstore and over it's 10 years, it has netted over $112,000 to benefit the Oakmont Library!
During October, there will be 2 raffle baskets available to win. You will get a ticket (at no cost) for a chance at a basket each time you come in and shop. They will be up all month and the winners will be drawn on Monday, October 31st.
We have a few little treats in store for shoppers throughout October.
To close out the month, Saturday, October 29th, will bring our Big Bag Book Sale and our Antique Book Sale with special prices.
Come and visit us, help us celebrate our anniversary, and find some great books/DVD's/puzzles/children's books.
Presented by Sue Ott, Apollo Area Historical Society
Presented by Sue Ott, Apollo Area Historical Society
Joins us for baby lapsit where we sing, clap and shake our sillies out. This month's themes include
Things that go vroom,
Fall colors,
Peppa Pig and Parachute Play!
The rules of baby lapsit are "there are no rules" Come and have fun with us while we learn our ABC's and 1,2,3's.
Joins us for baby lapsit where we sing, clap and shake our sillies out. This month's themes include
Things that go vroom,
Fall colors,
Peppa Pig and Parachute Play!
The rules of baby lapsit are "there are no rules" Come and have fun with us while we learn our ABC's and 1,2,3's.
The monks from the Pittsburgh Buddhist Center have returned to teach in-person meditation classses at the library, but you also have the choice to watch the livestream at home on their YouTube channel. click here for the PBC Live Youtube Channel!
The monks from the Pittsburgh Buddhist Center have returned to teach in-person meditation classses at the library, but you also have the choice to watch the livestream at home on their YouTube channel. click here for the PBC Live Youtube Channel!
These weekly, one-hour FREE meditation classes will be taught by monks from the Pittsburgh Buddhist Center. They are designed for beginners as a gradual training program in secular meditation practice. It covers how to find your seat, ways to maintain awareness with body movements, techniques for breath meditation and ways to face common challenges in meditation such as physical pains, drowsiness and distracting thoughts. Although the instructor is a Buddhist monk, the meditation techniques that will be taught are secular and are appropriate for all adults regardless of your other beliefs or religious affiliations.
No registration is required.
MASKS ARE REQUIRED.
These weekly, one-hour FREE meditation classes will be taught by monks from the Pittsburgh Buddhist Center. They are designed for beginners as a gradual training program in secular meditation practice. It covers how to find your seat, ways to maintain awareness with body movements, techniques for breath meditation and ways to face common challenges in meditation such as physical pains, drowsiness and distracting thoughts. Although the instructor is a Buddhist monk, the meditation techniques that will be taught are secular and are appropriate for all adults regardless of your other beliefs or religious affiliations.
No registration is required.
MASKS ARE REQUIRED.
Our FAll Book Buddies Storytime is BACK!
Wednesdays @ 10:30. For children ages 3-5 with caregiver, siblings welcome.
REGISTRATION REQUIRED! Limit 20 children for this program, per session. Please register CHILDREN only!
Children who attend should be able to sit & listen to simple stories. FREE craft bag to take home at every session!
*Some story time sessions may last less than 30 minutes, depending on attention span on any given day.
Our FAll Book Buddies Storytime is BACK!
Wednesdays @ 10:30. For children ages 3-5 with caregiver, siblings welcome.
REGISTRATION REQUIRED! Limit 20 children for this program, per session. Please register CHILDREN only!
Children who attend should be able to sit & listen to simple stories. FREE craft bag to take home at every session!
*Some story time sessions may last less than 30 minutes, depending on attention span on any given day.
Our Makerspace is a community space where you can make, create, design, and build! Located on our Lower Level, we have a 3D printer, a Cricut vinyl cutting machine, a Brother sewing and embroidery machine, and a music station with midi keyboards, a microphone, and recording software! We also have art and crafts supplies, Snap Circuits, VR goggles, a button maker, two Makey Makey keyboard controllers, and more.
During our Tinkering Thursdays hours, the Makerspace will be open to the public and librarians will be on hand to supervise, answer questions, and offer arts and crafts supplies available so you can get creative. No registration required, just stop by.
Would you like to register for training? Training classes are held for each piece of equipment monthly. Check our upcoming events page to register - space is limited.
Kids under 13 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian when using our equipment. All Makers must receive training before they will be permitted to use our equipment. Please see the Makerspace page of our website for more information and policies.
Our Makerspace is a community space where you can make, create, design, and build! Located on our Lower Level, we have a 3D printer, a Cricut vinyl cutting machine, a Brother sewing and embroidery machine, and a music station with midi keyboards, a microphone, and recording software! We also have art and crafts supplies, Snap Circuits, VR goggles, a button maker, two Makey Makey keyboard controllers, and more.
During our Tinkering Thursdays hours, the Makerspace will be open to the public and librarians will be on hand to supervise, answer questions, and offer arts and crafts supplies available so you can get creative. No registration required, just stop by.
Would you like to register for training? Training classes are held for each piece of equipment monthly. Check our upcoming events page to register - space is limited.
Kids under 13 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian when using our equipment. All Makers must receive training before they will be permitted to use our equipment. Please see the Makerspace page of our website for more information and policies.
Stop by the lower level Oak Room anytime between 3:30-4:30 to make a craft, have fun with science and learn some fun facts! Adjacent to the Makerspace!
No Registration Necessary!
October 6 – Paint your own paper mache pumpkin!
October 13 – Space & Planets
October 20 – Let's Get Batty!
October 27 – Halloween Fun
Stop by the lower level Oak Room anytime between 3:30-4:30 to make a craft, have fun with science and learn some fun facts! Adjacent to the Makerspace!
No Registration Necessary!
October 6 – Paint your own paper mache pumpkin!
October 13 – Space & Planets
October 20 – Let's Get Batty!
October 27 – Halloween Fun
Do you love to browse through cookbooks and try new recipes? Are you a foodie? Would you like to meet new people and share food with them? Then this is the club for you! Each month, we will select a cookbook and keep it at the circulation desk. Look through the book and choose a recipe you want to make. Mark the page with a post-it note with your name so that we know who will be cooking what. Copy the recipe to take home. Prepare your food or beverage and bring it to Cookbook Club, which will take place on the second Monday of every month at 6PM at the library. Tableware will be provided. Food, new friends, and fun! Please join us and start cooking !
Do you love to browse through cookbooks and try new recipes? Are you a foodie? Would you like to meet new people and share food with them? Then this is the club for you! Each month, we will select a cookbook and keep it at the circulation desk. Look through the book and choose a recipe you want to make. Mark the page with a post-it note with your name so that we know who will be cooking what. Copy the recipe to take home. Prepare your food or beverage and bring it to Cookbook Club, which will take place on the second Monday of every month at 6PM at the library. Tableware will be provided. Food, new friends, and fun! Please join us and start cooking !
Joins us for baby lapsit where we sing, clap and shake our sillies out. This month's themes include
Things that go vroom,
Fall colors,
Peppa Pig and Parachute Play!
The rules of baby lapsit are "there are no rules" Come and have fun with us while we learn our ABC's and 1,2,3's.
Joins us for baby lapsit where we sing, clap and shake our sillies out. This month's themes include
Things that go vroom,
Fall colors,
Peppa Pig and Parachute Play!
The rules of baby lapsit are "there are no rules" Come and have fun with us while we learn our ABC's and 1,2,3's.
The monks from the Pittsburgh Buddhist Center have returned to teach in-person meditation classses at the library, but you also have the choice to watch the livestream at home on their YouTube channel. click here for the PBC Live Youtube Channel!
The monks from the Pittsburgh Buddhist Center have returned to teach in-person meditation classses at the library, but you also have the choice to watch the livestream at home on their YouTube channel. click here for the PBC Live Youtube Channel!
These weekly, one-hour FREE meditation classes will be taught by monks from the Pittsburgh Buddhist Center. They are designed for beginners as a gradual training program in secular meditation practice. It covers how to find your seat, ways to maintain awareness with body movements, techniques for breath meditation and ways to face common challenges in meditation such as physical pains, drowsiness and distracting thoughts. Although the instructor is a Buddhist monk, the meditation techniques that will be taught are secular and are appropriate for all adults regardless of your other beliefs or religious affiliations.
No registration is required.
MASKS ARE REQUIRED.
These weekly, one-hour FREE meditation classes will be taught by monks from the Pittsburgh Buddhist Center. They are designed for beginners as a gradual training program in secular meditation practice. It covers how to find your seat, ways to maintain awareness with body movements, techniques for breath meditation and ways to face common challenges in meditation such as physical pains, drowsiness and distracting thoughts. Although the instructor is a Buddhist monk, the meditation techniques that will be taught are secular and are appropriate for all adults regardless of your other beliefs or religious affiliations.
No registration is required.
MASKS ARE REQUIRED.
Our FAll Book Buddies Storytime is BACK!
Wednesdays @ 10:30. For children ages 3-5 with caregiver, siblings welcome.
REGISTRATION REQUIRED! Limit 20 children for this program, per session. Please register CHILDREN only!
Children who attend should be able to sit & listen to simple stories. FREE craft bag to take home at every session!
*Some story time sessions may last less than 30 minutes, depending on attention span on any given day.
Our FAll Book Buddies Storytime is BACK!
Wednesdays @ 10:30. For children ages 3-5 with caregiver, siblings welcome.
REGISTRATION REQUIRED! Limit 20 children for this program, per session. Please register CHILDREN only!
Children who attend should be able to sit & listen to simple stories. FREE craft bag to take home at every session!
*Some story time sessions may last less than 30 minutes, depending on attention span on any given day.
Our Makerspace is a community space where you can make, create, design, and build! Located on our Lower Level, we have a 3D printer, a Cricut vinyl cutting machine, a Brother sewing and embroidery machine, and a music station with midi keyboards, a microphone, and recording software! We also have art and crafts supplies, Snap Circuits, VR goggles, a button maker, two Makey Makey keyboard controllers, and more.
During our Tinkering Thursdays hours, the Makerspace will be open to the public and librarians will be on hand to supervise, answer questions, and offer arts and crafts supplies available so you can get creative. No registration required, just stop by.
Would you like to register for training? Training classes are held for each piece of equipment monthly. Check our upcoming events page to register - space is limited.
Kids under 13 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian when using our equipment. All Makers must receive training before they will be permitted to use our equipment. Please see the Makerspace page of our website for more information and policies.
Our Makerspace is a community space where you can make, create, design, and build! Located on our Lower Level, we have a 3D printer, a Cricut vinyl cutting machine, a Brother sewing and embroidery machine, and a music station with midi keyboards, a microphone, and recording software! We also have art and crafts supplies, Snap Circuits, VR goggles, a button maker, two Makey Makey keyboard controllers, and more.
During our Tinkering Thursdays hours, the Makerspace will be open to the public and librarians will be on hand to supervise, answer questions, and offer arts and crafts supplies available so you can get creative. No registration required, just stop by.
Would you like to register for training? Training classes are held for each piece of equipment monthly. Check our upcoming events page to register - space is limited.
Kids under 13 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian when using our equipment. All Makers must receive training before they will be permitted to use our equipment. Please see the Makerspace page of our website for more information and policies.
Stop by the lower level Oak Room anytime between 3:30-4:30 to make a craft, have fun with science and learn some fun facts! Adjacent to the Makerspace!
No Registration Necessary!
October 6 – Paint your own paper mache pumpkin!
October 13 – Space & Planets
October 20 – Let's Get Batty!
October 27 – Halloween Fun
Stop by the lower level Oak Room anytime between 3:30-4:30 to make a craft, have fun with science and learn some fun facts! Adjacent to the Makerspace!
No Registration Necessary!
October 6 – Paint your own paper mache pumpkin!
October 13 – Space & Planets
October 20 – Let's Get Batty!
October 27 – Halloween Fun
Join us at the library as Dr. Vincenne Revilla Beltran teaches Meditative Hand-Stitching! This informative 1.5 hour workshop will introduce participants to Meditative Hand-Stitching enjoyed by thousands worldwide. The session will define Meditative Hand-Stitching, present its history, explain benefits, show examples, and how to get started in this mindfully based creative practice. Participants will learn the basics, become familiar with the tools, materials, supplies, and resources. Participants will have an opportunity to create a Meditative Hand-Stitching project of their own. This is an adult-focused program, but teens are welcome. No sewing or embroidery experience is required. Seating limited to 12 persons. Materials will be provided, but if you have your own preferred fabric, embroidery floss, or other supplies feel free to bring them along!
Dr. Vincenne Revilla Beltran, resident of O’Hara Township and Professor, Point Park University School of Education, is a Licensed Professional Counselor, and Board Certified Wellness Coach. Since childhood, she has enjoyed working with fibers and fabric and in recent years has enjoyed the creative and relaxing process of Meditative Hand-Stitching. Her research in the use of stitching for mental health and wellness has led her to explore the rich history of meditative stitching dating back to WWI in England. Through her years of research, she discovered there are healing benefits and life lessons in the fabric, threads, and stitches. Now, she brings this joyful, creative artform to members of our community as she shares this introductory session on slow stitch meditation.
Join us at the library as Dr. Vincenne Revilla Beltran teaches Meditative Hand-Stitching! This informative 1.5 hour workshop will introduce participants to Meditative Hand-Stitching enjoyed by thousands worldwide. The session will define Meditative Hand-Stitching, present its history, explain benefits, show examples, and how to get started in this mindfully based creative practice. Participants will learn the basics, become familiar with the tools, materials, supplies, and resources. Participants will have an opportunity to create a Meditative Hand-Stitching project of their own. This is an adult-focused program, but teens are welcome. No sewing or embroidery experience is required. Seating limited to 12 persons. Materials will be provided, but if you have your own preferred fabric, embroidery floss, or other supplies feel free to bring them along!
Dr. Vincenne Revilla Beltran, resident of O’Hara Township and Professor, Point Park University School of Education, is a Licensed Professional Counselor, and Board Certified Wellness Coach. Since childhood, she has enjoyed working with fibers and fabric and in recent years has enjoyed the creative and relaxing process of Meditative Hand-Stitching. Her research in the use of stitching for mental health and wellness has led her to explore the rich history of meditative stitching dating back to WWI in England. Through her years of research, she discovered there are healing benefits and life lessons in the fabric, threads, and stitches. Now, she brings this joyful, creative artform to members of our community as she shares this introductory session on slow stitch meditation.
NO BABY LAP SIT TODAY!
FEEL FREE TO COME AND VISIT THE LIBRARY AND PLAY
NO BABY LAP SIT TODAY!
FEEL FREE TO COME AND VISIT THE LIBRARY AND PLAY
The monks from the Pittsburgh Buddhist Center have returned to teach in-person meditation classses at the library, but you also have the choice to watch the livestream at home on their YouTube channel. click here for the PBC Live Youtube Channel!
The monks from the Pittsburgh Buddhist Center have returned to teach in-person meditation classses at the library, but you also have the choice to watch the livestream at home on their YouTube channel. click here for the PBC Live Youtube Channel!
These weekly, one-hour FREE meditation classes will be taught by monks from the Pittsburgh Buddhist Center. They are designed for beginners as a gradual training program in secular meditation practice. It covers how to find your seat, ways to maintain awareness with body movements, techniques for breath meditation and ways to face common challenges in meditation such as physical pains, drowsiness and distracting thoughts. Although the instructor is a Buddhist monk, the meditation techniques that will be taught are secular and are appropriate for all adults regardless of your other beliefs or religious affiliations.
No registration is required.
MASKS ARE REQUIRED.
These weekly, one-hour FREE meditation classes will be taught by monks from the Pittsburgh Buddhist Center. They are designed for beginners as a gradual training program in secular meditation practice. It covers how to find your seat, ways to maintain awareness with body movements, techniques for breath meditation and ways to face common challenges in meditation such as physical pains, drowsiness and distracting thoughts. Although the instructor is a Buddhist monk, the meditation techniques that will be taught are secular and are appropriate for all adults regardless of your other beliefs or religious affiliations.
No registration is required.
MASKS ARE REQUIRED.
Our FAll Book Buddies Storytime is BACK!
Wednesdays @ 10:30. For children ages 3-5 with caregiver, siblings welcome.
REGISTRATION REQUIRED! Limit 20 children for this program, per session. Please register CHILDREN only!
Children who attend should be able to sit & listen to simple stories. FREE craft bag to take home at every session!
*Some story time sessions may last less than 30 minutes, depending on attention span on any given day.
Our FAll Book Buddies Storytime is BACK!
Wednesdays @ 10:30. For children ages 3-5 with caregiver, siblings welcome.
REGISTRATION REQUIRED! Limit 20 children for this program, per session. Please register CHILDREN only!
Children who attend should be able to sit & listen to simple stories. FREE craft bag to take home at every session!
*Some story time sessions may last less than 30 minutes, depending on attention span on any given day.
Our Makerspace is a community space where you can make, create, design, and build! Located on our Lower Level, we have a 3D printer, a Cricut vinyl cutting machine, a Brother sewing and embroidery machine, and a music station with midi keyboards, a microphone, and recording software! We also have art and crafts supplies, Snap Circuits, VR goggles, a button maker, two Makey Makey keyboard controllers, and more.
During our Tinkering Thursdays hours, the Makerspace will be open to the public and librarians will be on hand to supervise, answer questions, and offer arts and crafts supplies available so you can get creative. No registration required, just stop by.
Would you like to register for training? Training classes are held for each piece of equipment monthly. Check our upcoming events page to register - space is limited.
Kids under 13 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian when using our equipment. All Makers must receive training before they will be permitted to use our equipment. Please see the Makerspace page of our website for more information and policies.
Our Makerspace is a community space where you can make, create, design, and build! Located on our Lower Level, we have a 3D printer, a Cricut vinyl cutting machine, a Brother sewing and embroidery machine, and a music station with midi keyboards, a microphone, and recording software! We also have art and crafts supplies, Snap Circuits, VR goggles, a button maker, two Makey Makey keyboard controllers, and more.
During our Tinkering Thursdays hours, the Makerspace will be open to the public and librarians will be on hand to supervise, answer questions, and offer arts and crafts supplies available so you can get creative. No registration required, just stop by.
Would you like to register for training? Training classes are held for each piece of equipment monthly. Check our upcoming events page to register - space is limited.
Kids under 13 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian when using our equipment. All Makers must receive training before they will be permitted to use our equipment. Please see the Makerspace page of our website for more information and policies.
Stop by the lower level Oak Room anytime between 3:30-4:30 to make a craft, have fun with science and learn some fun facts! Adjacent to the Makerspace!
No Registration Necessary!
October 6 – Paint your own paper mache pumpkin!
October 13 – Space & Planets
October 20 – Let's Get Batty!
October 27 – Halloween Fun
Stop by the lower level Oak Room anytime between 3:30-4:30 to make a craft, have fun with science and learn some fun facts! Adjacent to the Makerspace!
No Registration Necessary!
October 6 – Paint your own paper mache pumpkin!
October 13 – Space & Planets
October 20 – Let's Get Batty!
October 27 – Halloween Fun
He was born in Bruchsal, Germany. She was born in Vienna, Austria. As hidden children, their paths crossed briefly in a French orphanage. Hear part of Kurt and Edith Leuchter's story of how they survived the Holocaust, fought Nazis in the French Resistance and made a new life in America shared by their daughter Deborah Stueber.
Stueber’s presentation features family photographs and documents, including her father’s passport with a swastika on it, letters from relatives in concentration camps and more.
“I think now more than ever it’s important to educate people on the Holocaust,” said Stueber, whose family is Jewish. “Not just students, but adults as well. … One day there will be no more Holocaust survivors left, and I’m their legacy. It’s my torch to bear, and I want to make sure their experience and story lives on forever.”
The Leuchters, who are retired and live in Palm Beach County, Fla., will participate virtually in a question-and-answer session following the presentation.
This event is open to teens 12+ and adults!
Debbie Leuchter Stueber was born and raised on Long Island and majored in elementary education at the State University of Oneonta, NY. She moved to Pittsburgh in 1991 and now calls it her hometown. She has been a volunteer Holocaust Center of Pittsburgh for the past 20 years and was chosen as their 2021 Volunteer of the Year.
Telling her parents' Holocaust experience to schools, universities and various organizations for the last several years has been Debbie's passion. She feels strongly that it's the responsibility of her generation and generations to come to carry on the survivors' legacy.
He was born in Bruchsal, Germany. She was born in Vienna, Austria. As hidden children, their paths crossed briefly in a French orphanage. Hear part of Kurt and Edith Leuchter's story of how they survived the Holocaust, fought Nazis in the French Resistance and made a new life in America shared by their daughter Deborah Stueber.
Stueber’s presentation features family photographs and documents, including her father’s passport with a swastika on it, letters from relatives in concentration camps and more.
“I think now more than ever it’s important to educate people on the Holocaust,” said Stueber, whose family is Jewish. “Not just students, but adults as well. … One day there will be no more Holocaust survivors left, and I’m their legacy. It’s my torch to bear, and I want to make sure their experience and story lives on forever.”
The Leuchters, who are retired and live in Palm Beach County, Fla., will participate virtually in a question-and-answer session following the presentation.
This event is open to teens 12+ and adults!
Debbie Leuchter Stueber was born and raised on Long Island and majored in elementary education at the State University of Oneonta, NY. She moved to Pittsburgh in 1991 and now calls it her hometown. She has been a volunteer Holocaust Center of Pittsburgh for the past 20 years and was chosen as their 2021 Volunteer of the Year.
Telling her parents' Holocaust experience to schools, universities and various organizations for the last several years has been Debbie's passion. She feels strongly that it's the responsibility of her generation and generations to come to carry on the survivors' legacy.
Joins us for baby lapsit where we sing, clap and shake our sillies out. This month's themes include
Things that go vroom,
Fall colors,
Peppa Pig and Parachute Play!
The rules of baby lapsit are "there are no rules" Come and have fun with us while we learn our ABC's and 1,2,3's.
Joins us for baby lapsit where we sing, clap and shake our sillies out. This month's themes include
Things that go vroom,
Fall colors,
Peppa Pig and Parachute Play!
The rules of baby lapsit are "there are no rules" Come and have fun with us while we learn our ABC's and 1,2,3's.
The monks from the Pittsburgh Buddhist Center have returned to teach in-person meditation classses at the library, but you also have the choice to watch the livestream at home on their YouTube channel. click here for the PBC Live Youtube Channel!
The monks from the Pittsburgh Buddhist Center have returned to teach in-person meditation classses at the library, but you also have the choice to watch the livestream at home on their YouTube channel. click here for the PBC Live Youtube Channel!
These weekly, one-hour FREE meditation classes will be taught by monks from the Pittsburgh Buddhist Center. They are designed for beginners as a gradual training program in secular meditation practice. It covers how to find your seat, ways to maintain awareness with body movements, techniques for breath meditation and ways to face common challenges in meditation such as physical pains, drowsiness and distracting thoughts. Although the instructor is a Buddhist monk, the meditation techniques that will be taught are secular and are appropriate for all adults regardless of your other beliefs or religious affiliations.
No registration is required.
MASKS ARE REQUIRED.
These weekly, one-hour FREE meditation classes will be taught by monks from the Pittsburgh Buddhist Center. They are designed for beginners as a gradual training program in secular meditation practice. It covers how to find your seat, ways to maintain awareness with body movements, techniques for breath meditation and ways to face common challenges in meditation such as physical pains, drowsiness and distracting thoughts. Although the instructor is a Buddhist monk, the meditation techniques that will be taught are secular and are appropriate for all adults regardless of your other beliefs or religious affiliations.
No registration is required.
MASKS ARE REQUIRED.
Book Buddies Costume Parade! Trick or treat at the library!
Trick or treat throughtout the library immediately following Book Buddies Storytime! Wear your costume and have some fun! For kids ages 0-5 with caregiver. No registration necessary for this session.
All attendees will be given a rat bag to collect treats at the library & take home to color!
Book Buddies Costume Parade! Trick or treat at the library!
Trick or treat throughtout the library immediately following Book Buddies Storytime! Wear your costume and have some fun! For kids ages 0-5 with caregiver. No registration necessary for this session.
All attendees will be given a rat bag to collect treats at the library & take home to color!
Our Makerspace is a community space where you can make, create, design, and build! Located on our Lower Level, we have a 3D printer, a Cricut vinyl cutting machine, a Brother sewing and embroidery machine, and a music station with midi keyboards, a microphone, and recording software! We also have art and crafts supplies, Snap Circuits, VR goggles, a button maker, two Makey Makey keyboard controllers, and more.
During our Tinkering Thursdays hours, the Makerspace will be open to the public and librarians will be on hand to supervise, answer questions, and offer arts and crafts supplies available so you can get creative. No registration required, just stop by.
Would you like to register for training? Training classes are held for each piece of equipment monthly. Check our upcoming events page to register - space is limited.
Kids under 13 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian when using our equipment. All Makers must receive training before they will be permitted to use our equipment. Please see the Makerspace page of our website for more information and policies.
Our Makerspace is a community space where you can make, create, design, and build! Located on our Lower Level, we have a 3D printer, a Cricut vinyl cutting machine, a Brother sewing and embroidery machine, and a music station with midi keyboards, a microphone, and recording software! We also have art and crafts supplies, Snap Circuits, VR goggles, a button maker, two Makey Makey keyboard controllers, and more.
During our Tinkering Thursdays hours, the Makerspace will be open to the public and librarians will be on hand to supervise, answer questions, and offer arts and crafts supplies available so you can get creative. No registration required, just stop by.
Would you like to register for training? Training classes are held for each piece of equipment monthly. Check our upcoming events page to register - space is limited.
Kids under 13 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian when using our equipment. All Makers must receive training before they will be permitted to use our equipment. Please see the Makerspace page of our website for more information and policies.
Stop by the lower level Oak Room anytime between 3:30-4:30 to make a craft, have fun with science and learn some fun facts! Adjacent to the Makerspace!
No Registration Necessary!
October 6 – Paint your own paper mache pumpkin!
October 13 – Space & Planets
October 20 – Let's Get Batty!
October 27 – Halloween Fun
Stop by the lower level Oak Room anytime between 3:30-4:30 to make a craft, have fun with science and learn some fun facts! Adjacent to the Makerspace!
No Registration Necessary!
October 6 – Paint your own paper mache pumpkin!
October 13 – Space & Planets
October 20 – Let's Get Batty!
October 27 – Halloween Fun
BIG BAG BOOK SALE!! Also, our ANTIQUE AND COLLECTABLE BOOK SALE with special prices. It takes place in the Squirrel's Nest Bookstore and the rest of the lower level of the library.
Our Fall bag sale will be Saturday, October 29th from 9:00-4:00. As, usual, fill a bag for $5! We will provide the bags.
Books for adults and children, a small selection of DVD's and puzzles, also.
Bring the whole family and find some great books!
Just a reminder that the Squirrel's Nest Bookstore is open weekdays all year long!
BIG BAG BOOK SALE!! Also, our ANTIQUE AND COLLECTABLE BOOK SALE with special prices. It takes place in the Squirrel's Nest Bookstore and the rest of the lower level of the library.
Our Fall bag sale will be Saturday, October 29th from 9:00-4:00. As, usual, fill a bag for $5! We will provide the bags.
Books for adults and children, a small selection of DVD's and puzzles, also.
Bring the whole family and find some great books!
Just a reminder that the Squirrel's Nest Bookstore is open weekdays all year long!
The monks from the Pittsburgh Buddhist Center have returned to teach in-person meditation classses at the library, but you also have the choice to watch the livestream at home on their YouTube channel. click here for the PBC Live Youtube Channel!
The monks from the Pittsburgh Buddhist Center have returned to teach in-person meditation classses at the library, but you also have the choice to watch the livestream at home on their YouTube channel. click here for the PBC Live Youtube Channel!
These weekly, one-hour FREE meditation classes will be taught by monks from the Pittsburgh Buddhist Center. They are designed for beginners as a gradual training program in secular meditation practice. It covers how to find your seat, ways to maintain awareness with body movements, techniques for breath meditation and ways to face common challenges in meditation such as physical pains, drowsiness and distracting thoughts. Although the instructor is a Buddhist monk, the meditation techniques that will be taught are secular and are appropriate for all adults regardless of your other beliefs or religious affiliations.
No registration is required.
MASKS ARE REQUIRED.
These weekly, one-hour FREE meditation classes will be taught by monks from the Pittsburgh Buddhist Center. They are designed for beginners as a gradual training program in secular meditation practice. It covers how to find your seat, ways to maintain awareness with body movements, techniques for breath meditation and ways to face common challenges in meditation such as physical pains, drowsiness and distracting thoughts. Although the instructor is a Buddhist monk, the meditation techniques that will be taught are secular and are appropriate for all adults regardless of your other beliefs or religious affiliations.
No registration is required.
MASKS ARE REQUIRED.
Our Makerspace is a community space where you can make, create, design, and build! Located on our Lower Level, we have a 3D printer, a Cricut vinyl cutting machine, a Brother sewing and embroidery machine, and a music station with midi keyboards, a microphone, and recording software! We also have art and crafts supplies, Snap Circuits, VR goggles, a button maker, two Makey Makey keyboard controllers, and more.
During our Tinkering Thursdays hours, the Makerspace will be open to the public and librarians will be on hand to supervise, answer questions, and offer arts and crafts supplies available so you can get creative. No registration required, just stop by.
Would you like to register for training? Training classes are held for each piece of equipment monthly. Check our upcoming events page to register - space is limited.
Kids under 13 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian when using our equipment. All Makers must receive training before they will be permitted to use our equipment. Please see the Makerspace page of our website for more information and policies.
Our Makerspace is a community space where you can make, create, design, and build! Located on our Lower Level, we have a 3D printer, a Cricut vinyl cutting machine, a Brother sewing and embroidery machine, and a music station with midi keyboards, a microphone, and recording software! We also have art and crafts supplies, Snap Circuits, VR goggles, a button maker, two Makey Makey keyboard controllers, and more.
During our Tinkering Thursdays hours, the Makerspace will be open to the public and librarians will be on hand to supervise, answer questions, and offer arts and crafts supplies available so you can get creative. No registration required, just stop by.
Would you like to register for training? Training classes are held for each piece of equipment monthly. Check our upcoming events page to register - space is limited.
Kids under 13 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian when using our equipment. All Makers must receive training before they will be permitted to use our equipment. Please see the Makerspace page of our website for more information and policies.
Presented by historian Jim Burke
Presented by historian Jim Burke
The monks from the Pittsburgh Buddhist Center have returned to teach in-person meditation classses at the library, but you also have the choice to watch the livestream at home on their YouTube channel. click here for the PBC Live Youtube Channel!
The monks from the Pittsburgh Buddhist Center have returned to teach in-person meditation classses at the library, but you also have the choice to watch the livestream at home on their YouTube channel. click here for the PBC Live Youtube Channel!
These weekly, one-hour FREE meditation classes will be taught by monks from the Pittsburgh Buddhist Center. They are designed for beginners as a gradual training program in secular meditation practice. It covers how to find your seat, ways to maintain awareness with body movements, techniques for breath meditation and ways to face common challenges in meditation such as physical pains, drowsiness and distracting thoughts. Although the instructor is a Buddhist monk, the meditation techniques that will be taught are secular and are appropriate for all adults regardless of your other beliefs or religious affiliations.
No registration is required.
MASKS ARE REQUIRED.
These weekly, one-hour FREE meditation classes will be taught by monks from the Pittsburgh Buddhist Center. They are designed for beginners as a gradual training program in secular meditation practice. It covers how to find your seat, ways to maintain awareness with body movements, techniques for breath meditation and ways to face common challenges in meditation such as physical pains, drowsiness and distracting thoughts. Although the instructor is a Buddhist monk, the meditation techniques that will be taught are secular and are appropriate for all adults regardless of your other beliefs or religious affiliations.
No registration is required.
MASKS ARE REQUIRED.
Our Makerspace is a community space where you can make, create, design, and build! Located on our Lower Level, we have a 3D printer, a Cricut vinyl cutting machine, a Brother sewing and embroidery machine, and a music station with midi keyboards, a microphone, and recording software! We also have art and crafts supplies, Snap Circuits, VR goggles, a button maker, two Makey Makey keyboard controllers, and more.
During our Tinkering Thursdays hours, the Makerspace will be open to the public and librarians will be on hand to supervise, answer questions, and offer arts and crafts supplies available so you can get creative. No registration required, just stop by.
Would you like to register for training? Training classes are held for each piece of equipment monthly. Check our upcoming events page to register - space is limited.
Kids under 13 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian when using our equipment. All Makers must receive training before they will be permitted to use our equipment. Please see the Makerspace page of our website for more information and policies.
Our Makerspace is a community space where you can make, create, design, and build! Located on our Lower Level, we have a 3D printer, a Cricut vinyl cutting machine, a Brother sewing and embroidery machine, and a music station with midi keyboards, a microphone, and recording software! We also have art and crafts supplies, Snap Circuits, VR goggles, a button maker, two Makey Makey keyboard controllers, and more.
During our Tinkering Thursdays hours, the Makerspace will be open to the public and librarians will be on hand to supervise, answer questions, and offer arts and crafts supplies available so you can get creative. No registration required, just stop by.
Would you like to register for training? Training classes are held for each piece of equipment monthly. Check our upcoming events page to register - space is limited.
Kids under 13 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian when using our equipment. All Makers must receive training before they will be permitted to use our equipment. Please see the Makerspace page of our website for more information and policies.
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 keep it at the circulation desk. Look through the book and choose a recipe you want to make. Mark the page with a post-it note with your name so that we know who will be cooking what. Copy the recipe to take home. Prepare your food or beverage and bring it to Cookbook Club, which will take place on the second Monday of every month at 6PM at the library. Tableware will be provided. Food, new friends, and fun! Please join us and start cooking !
Do you love to browse through cookbooks and try new recipes? Are you a foodie? Would you like to meet new people and share food with them? Then this is the club for you! Each month, we will select a cookbook and keep it at the circulation desk. Look through the book and choose a recipe you want to make. Mark the page with a post-it note with your name so that we know who will be cooking what. Copy the recipe to take home. Prepare your food or beverage and bring it to Cookbook Club, which will take place on the second Monday of every month at 6PM at the library. Tableware will be provided. Food, new friends, and fun! Please join us and start cooking !
The monks from the Pittsburgh Buddhist Center have returned to teach in-person meditation classses at the library, but you also have the choice to watch the livestream at home on their YouTube channel. click here for the PBC Live Youtube Channel!
The monks from the Pittsburgh Buddhist Center have returned to teach in-person meditation classses at the library, but you also have the choice to watch the livestream at home on their YouTube channel. click here for the PBC Live Youtube Channel!
These weekly, one-hour FREE meditation classes will be taught by monks from the Pittsburgh Buddhist Center. They are designed for beginners as a gradual training program in secular meditation practice. It covers how to find your seat, ways to maintain awareness with body movements, techniques for breath meditation and ways to face common challenges in meditation such as physical pains, drowsiness and distracting thoughts. Although the instructor is a Buddhist monk, the meditation techniques that will be taught are secular and are appropriate for all adults regardless of your other beliefs or religious affiliations.
No registration is required.
MASKS ARE REQUIRED.
These weekly, one-hour FREE meditation classes will be taught by monks from the Pittsburgh Buddhist Center. They are designed for beginners as a gradual training program in secular meditation practice. It covers how to find your seat, ways to maintain awareness with body movements, techniques for breath meditation and ways to face common challenges in meditation such as physical pains, drowsiness and distracting thoughts. Although the instructor is a Buddhist monk, the meditation techniques that will be taught are secular and are appropriate for all adults regardless of your other beliefs or religious affiliations.
No registration is required.
MASKS ARE REQUIRED.
Our Makerspace is a community space where you can make, create, design, and build! Located on our Lower Level, we have a 3D printer, a Cricut vinyl cutting machine, a Brother sewing and embroidery machine, and a music station with midi keyboards, a microphone, and recording software! We also have art and crafts supplies, Snap Circuits, VR goggles, a button maker, two Makey Makey keyboard controllers, and more.
During our Tinkering Thursdays hours, the Makerspace will be open to the public and librarians will be on hand to supervise, answer questions, and offer arts and crafts supplies available so you can get creative. No registration required, just stop by.
Would you like to register for training? Training classes are held for each piece of equipment monthly. Check our upcoming events page to register - space is limited.
Kids under 13 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian when using our equipment. All Makers must receive training before they will be permitted to use our equipment. Please see the Makerspace page of our website for more information and policies.
Our Makerspace is a community space where you can make, create, design, and build! Located on our Lower Level, we have a 3D printer, a Cricut vinyl cutting machine, a Brother sewing and embroidery machine, and a music station with midi keyboards, a microphone, and recording software! We also have art and crafts supplies, Snap Circuits, VR goggles, a button maker, two Makey Makey keyboard controllers, and more.
During our Tinkering Thursdays hours, the Makerspace will be open to the public and librarians will be on hand to supervise, answer questions, and offer arts and crafts supplies available so you can get creative. No registration required, just stop by.
Would you like to register for training? Training classes are held for each piece of equipment monthly. Check our upcoming events page to register - space is limited.
Kids under 13 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian when using our equipment. All Makers must receive training before they will be permitted to use our equipment. Please see the Makerspace page of our website for more information and policies.
Join Stephanie and Dave at the library as we show off Creativebug - your resource for thousands of video arts and crafts classes, all free with your library card! We will be watching and following along with a one hour class by Jennifer Mercede - Doodle and Paint an Animal Portrait! Supplies will be provided - we will be using acrylics and painting on wooden panels. Please bring several pictures of the animal you'll be painting to choose from. This program is limited to the first 12 people that register.
In this fun and improvisational course, artist Jennifer Mercede shows you how to make expressive, exciting animal portraits in her signature style. Self proclaimed fan of “scribbling, doodling, being silly and expressive” Jennifer walks you through how to pick the ideal pet portrait and using blind contour drawing to free you from the restrictions of perfection. You’ll learn how to intuitively pick colors and use lettering and playful mark-making to add textural depth to your portrait.
Join Stephanie and Dave at the library as we show off Creativebug - your resource for thousands of video arts and crafts classes, all free with your library card! We will be watching and following along with a one hour class by Jennifer Mercede - Doodle and Paint an Animal Portrait! Supplies will be provided - we will be using acrylics and painting on wooden panels. Please bring several pictures of the animal you'll be painting to choose from. This program is limited to the first 12 people that register.
In this fun and improvisational course, artist Jennifer Mercede shows you how to make expressive, exciting animal portraits in her signature style. Self proclaimed fan of “scribbling, doodling, being silly and expressive” Jennifer walks you through how to pick the ideal pet portrait and using blind contour drawing to free you from the restrictions of perfection. You’ll learn how to intuitively pick colors and use lettering and playful mark-making to add textural depth to your portrait.
The monks from the Pittsburgh Buddhist Center have returned to teach in-person meditation classses at the library, but you also have the choice to watch the livestream at home on their YouTube channel. click here for the PBC Live Youtube Channel!
The monks from the Pittsburgh Buddhist Center have returned to teach in-person meditation classses at the library, but you also have the choice to watch the livestream at home on their YouTube channel. click here for the PBC Live Youtube Channel!
These weekly, one-hour FREE meditation classes will be taught by monks from the Pittsburgh Buddhist Center. They are designed for beginners as a gradual training program in secular meditation practice. It covers how to find your seat, ways to maintain awareness with body movements, techniques for breath meditation and ways to face common challenges in meditation such as physical pains, drowsiness and distracting thoughts. Although the instructor is a Buddhist monk, the meditation techniques that will be taught are secular and are appropriate for all adults regardless of your other beliefs or religious affiliations.
No registration is required.
MASKS ARE REQUIRED.
These weekly, one-hour FREE meditation classes will be taught by monks from the Pittsburgh Buddhist Center. They are designed for beginners as a gradual training program in secular meditation practice. It covers how to find your seat, ways to maintain awareness with body movements, techniques for breath meditation and ways to face common challenges in meditation such as physical pains, drowsiness and distracting thoughts. Although the instructor is a Buddhist monk, the meditation techniques that will be taught are secular and are appropriate for all adults regardless of your other beliefs or religious affiliations.
No registration is required.
MASKS ARE REQUIRED.
Our Makerspace is a community space where you can make, create, design, and build! Located on our Lower Level, we have a 3D printer, a Cricut vinyl cutting machine, a Brother sewing and embroidery machine, and a music station with midi keyboards, a microphone, and recording software! We also have art and crafts supplies, Snap Circuits, VR goggles, a button maker, two Makey Makey keyboard controllers, and more.
During our Tinkering Thursdays hours, the Makerspace will be open to the public and librarians will be on hand to supervise, answer questions, and offer arts and crafts supplies available so you can get creative. No registration required, just stop by.
Would you like to register for training? Training classes are held for each piece of equipment monthly. Check our upcoming events page to register - space is limited.
Kids under 13 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian when using our equipment. All Makers must receive training before they will be permitted to use our equipment. Please see the Makerspace page of our website for more information and policies.
Our Makerspace is a community space where you can make, create, design, and build! Located on our Lower Level, we have a 3D printer, a Cricut vinyl cutting machine, a Brother sewing and embroidery machine, and a music station with midi keyboards, a microphone, and recording software! We also have art and crafts supplies, Snap Circuits, VR goggles, a button maker, two Makey Makey keyboard controllers, and more.
During our Tinkering Thursdays hours, the Makerspace will be open to the public and librarians will be on hand to supervise, answer questions, and offer arts and crafts supplies available so you can get creative. No registration required, just stop by.
Would you like to register for training? Training classes are held for each piece of equipment monthly. Check our upcoming events page to register - space is limited.
Kids under 13 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian when using our equipment. All Makers must receive training before they will be permitted to use our equipment. Please see the Makerspace page of our website for more information and policies.
The monks from the Pittsburgh Buddhist Center have returned to teach in-person meditation classses at the library, but you also have the choice to watch the livestream at home on their YouTube channel. click here for the PBC Live Youtube Channel!
The monks from the Pittsburgh Buddhist Center have returned to teach in-person meditation classses at the library, but you also have the choice to watch the livestream at home on their YouTube channel. click here for the PBC Live Youtube Channel!
These weekly, one-hour FREE meditation classes will be taught by monks from the Pittsburgh Buddhist Center. They are designed for beginners as a gradual training program in secular meditation practice. It covers how to find your seat, ways to maintain awareness with body movements, techniques for breath meditation and ways to face common challenges in meditation such as physical pains, drowsiness and distracting thoughts. Although the instructor is a Buddhist monk, the meditation techniques that will be taught are secular and are appropriate for all adults regardless of your other beliefs or religious affiliations.
No registration is required.
MASKS ARE REQUIRED.
These weekly, one-hour FREE meditation classes will be taught by monks from the Pittsburgh Buddhist Center. They are designed for beginners as a gradual training program in secular meditation practice. It covers how to find your seat, ways to maintain awareness with body movements, techniques for breath meditation and ways to face common challenges in meditation such as physical pains, drowsiness and distracting thoughts. Although the instructor is a Buddhist monk, the meditation techniques that will be taught are secular and are appropriate for all adults regardless of your other beliefs or religious affiliations.
No registration is required.
MASKS ARE REQUIRED.
The monks from the Pittsburgh Buddhist Center have returned to teach in-person meditation classses at the library, but you also have the choice to watch the livestream at home on their YouTube channel. click here for the PBC Live Youtube Channel!
The monks from the Pittsburgh Buddhist Center have returned to teach in-person meditation classses at the library, but you also have the choice to watch the livestream at home on their YouTube channel. click here for the PBC Live Youtube Channel!
These weekly, one-hour FREE meditation classes will be taught by monks from the Pittsburgh Buddhist Center. They are designed for beginners as a gradual training program in secular meditation practice. It covers how to find your seat, ways to maintain awareness with body movements, techniques for breath meditation and ways to face common challenges in meditation such as physical pains, drowsiness and distracting thoughts. Although the instructor is a Buddhist monk, the meditation techniques that will be taught are secular and are appropriate for all adults regardless of your other beliefs or religious affiliations.
No registration is required.
MASKS ARE REQUIRED.
These weekly, one-hour FREE meditation classes will be taught by monks from the Pittsburgh Buddhist Center. They are designed for beginners as a gradual training program in secular meditation practice. It covers how to find your seat, ways to maintain awareness with body movements, techniques for breath meditation and ways to face common challenges in meditation such as physical pains, drowsiness and distracting thoughts. Although the instructor is a Buddhist monk, the meditation techniques that will be taught are secular and are appropriate for all adults regardless of your other beliefs or religious affiliations.
No registration is required.
MASKS ARE REQUIRED.
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 keep it at the circulation desk. Look through the book and choose a recipe you want to make. Mark the page with a post-it note with your name so that we know who will be cooking what. Copy the recipe to take home. Prepare your food or beverage and bring it to Cookbook Club, which will take place on the second Monday of every month at 6PM at the library. Tableware will be provided. Food, new friends, and fun! Please join us and start cooking !
Do you love to browse through cookbooks and try new recipes? Are you a foodie? Would you like to meet new people and share food with them? Then this is the club for you! Each month, we will select a cookbook and keep it at the circulation desk. Look through the book and choose a recipe you want to make. Mark the page with a post-it note with your name so that we know who will be cooking what. Copy the recipe to take home. Prepare your food or beverage and bring it to Cookbook Club, which will take place on the second Monday of every month at 6PM at the library. Tableware will be provided. Food, new friends, and fun! Please join us and start cooking !
The monks from the Pittsburgh Buddhist Center have returned to teach in-person meditation classses at the library, but you also have the choice to watch the livestream at home on their YouTube channel. click here for the PBC Live Youtube Channel!
The monks from the Pittsburgh Buddhist Center have returned to teach in-person meditation classses at the library, but you also have the choice to watch the livestream at home on their YouTube channel. click here for the PBC Live Youtube Channel!
These weekly, one-hour FREE meditation classes will be taught by monks from the Pittsburgh Buddhist Center. They are designed for beginners as a gradual training program in secular meditation practice. It covers how to find your seat, ways to maintain awareness with body movements, techniques for breath meditation and ways to face common challenges in meditation such as physical pains, drowsiness and distracting thoughts. Although the instructor is a Buddhist monk, the meditation techniques that will be taught are secular and are appropriate for all adults regardless of your other beliefs or religious affiliations.
No registration is required.
MASKS ARE REQUIRED.
These weekly, one-hour FREE meditation classes will be taught by monks from the Pittsburgh Buddhist Center. They are designed for beginners as a gradual training program in secular meditation practice. It covers how to find your seat, ways to maintain awareness with body movements, techniques for breath meditation and ways to face common challenges in meditation such as physical pains, drowsiness and distracting thoughts. Although the instructor is a Buddhist monk, the meditation techniques that will be taught are secular and are appropriate for all adults regardless of your other beliefs or religious affiliations.
No registration is required.
MASKS ARE REQUIRED.
The monks from the Pittsburgh Buddhist Center have returned to teach in-person meditation classses at the library, but you also have the choice to watch the livestream at home on their YouTube channel. click here for the PBC Live Youtube Channel!
The monks from the Pittsburgh Buddhist Center have returned to teach in-person meditation classses at the library, but you also have the choice to watch the livestream at home on their YouTube channel. click here for the PBC Live Youtube Channel!
These weekly, one-hour FREE meditation classes will be taught by monks from the Pittsburgh Buddhist Center. They are designed for beginners as a gradual training program in secular meditation practice. It covers how to find your seat, ways to maintain awareness with body movements, techniques for breath meditation and ways to face common challenges in meditation such as physical pains, drowsiness and distracting thoughts. Although the instructor is a Buddhist monk, the meditation techniques that will be taught are secular and are appropriate for all adults regardless of your other beliefs or religious affiliations.
No registration is required.
MASKS ARE REQUIRED.
These weekly, one-hour FREE meditation classes will be taught by monks from the Pittsburgh Buddhist Center. They are designed for beginners as a gradual training program in secular meditation practice. It covers how to find your seat, ways to maintain awareness with body movements, techniques for breath meditation and ways to face common challenges in meditation such as physical pains, drowsiness and distracting thoughts. Although the instructor is a Buddhist monk, the meditation techniques that will be taught are secular and are appropriate for all adults regardless of your other beliefs or religious affiliations.
No registration is required.
MASKS ARE REQUIRED.
The monks from the Pittsburgh Buddhist Center have returned to teach in-person meditation classses at the library, but you also have the choice to watch the livestream at home on their YouTube channel. click here for the PBC Live Youtube Channel!
The monks from the Pittsburgh Buddhist Center have returned to teach in-person meditation classses at the library, but you also have the choice to watch the livestream at home on their YouTube channel. click here for the PBC Live Youtube Channel!
These weekly, one-hour FREE meditation classes will be taught by monks from the Pittsburgh Buddhist Center. They are designed for beginners as a gradual training program in secular meditation practice. It covers how to find your seat, ways to maintain awareness with body movements, techniques for breath meditation and ways to face common challenges in meditation such as physical pains, drowsiness and distracting thoughts. Although the instructor is a Buddhist monk, the meditation techniques that will be taught are secular and are appropriate for all adults regardless of your other beliefs or religious affiliations.
No registration is required.
MASKS ARE REQUIRED.
These weekly, one-hour FREE meditation classes will be taught by monks from the Pittsburgh Buddhist Center. They are designed for beginners as a gradual training program in secular meditation practice. It covers how to find your seat, ways to maintain awareness with body movements, techniques for breath meditation and ways to face common challenges in meditation such as physical pains, drowsiness and distracting thoughts. Although the instructor is a Buddhist monk, the meditation techniques that will be taught are secular and are appropriate for all adults regardless of your other beliefs or religious affiliations.
No registration is required.
MASKS ARE REQUIRED.
