For Children entering Kindergarten in Fall 2019 - Preregistration is required and will open June 1st.
Wednesdays 1:30 – 2:30 pm
June 19 - Join the Astronaut Training team! This week we will work on cooperation – working together to accomplish goals, sharing ideas, listening, following directions
June 26 - Create a Planet Mask and find your way through the Solar System. This week we will work on fine motor skills –writing, drawing and cutting instruments
July 3 - No Program
July 10 - What is it like to travel in space? How do scientists look at material our astronauts bring back from the moon? This week we will work on observations - using descriptive words, learning new color names, opposites, and sounds
July 17 - How do Astronauts stay healthy? How do they stay warm on a mission? With their Space Suits of course! This week we will talk about minimizing exposure to germs and managing outdoor clothing. Children are asked to bring their snow boots, coats hats, gloves and even snow pants if they have them. These will be the space suits for our Astronauts!
July 24 - What is the plan for our Astronaut Mission? This week we will work on math concepts including sequencing and sorting.
July 31 - Science experiments on our space station? This week we will work on scientific thinking – Predict, test, evaluate, stick to task and change methods if necessary
Fun activities will be designed to promote the skills listed for each week. Each program will build on the skills covered in previous weeks.
Children MUST be enrolled to enter Kindergarten Fall 2018 to participate.
This program is supported by the Pennsylvania State Library Association and the Allegheny County Library Association.
For Children entering Kindergarten in Fall 2019 - Preregistration is required and will open June 1st.
Wednesdays 1:30 – 2:30 pm
June 19 - Join the Astronaut Training team! This week we will work on cooperation – working together to accomplish goals, sharing ideas, listening, following directions
June 26 - Create a Planet Mask and find your way through the Solar System. This week we will work on fine motor skills –writing, drawing and cutting instruments
July 3 - No Program
July 10 - What is it like to travel in space? How do scientists look at material our astronauts bring back from the moon? This week we will work on observations - using descriptive words, learning new color names, opposites, and sounds
July 17 - How do Astronauts stay healthy? How do they stay warm on a mission? With their Space Suits of course! This week we will talk about minimizing exposure to germs and managing outdoor clothing. Children are asked to bring their snow boots, coats hats, gloves and even snow pants if they have them. These will be the space suits for our Astronauts!
July 24 - What is the plan for our Astronaut Mission? This week we will work on math concepts including sequencing and sorting.
July 31 - Science experiments on our space station? This week we will work on scientific thinking – Predict, test, evaluate, stick to task and change methods if necessary
Fun activities will be designed to promote the skills listed for each week. Each program will build on the skills covered in previous weeks.
Children MUST be enrolled to enter Kindergarten Fall 2018 to participate.
This program is supported by the Pennsylvania State Library Association and the Allegheny County Library Association.
Pre-walkers, Toddlers, their caregivers and older siblings will enjoy 20 minutes of reading, song, sign language, networking and early literacy activities. Come sing songs, play games, hear stories and learn fun new activities to try at home.
Please register only once for any and all toddler storytimes. This way we can contact you via email if the schedule changes.
Pre-walkers, Toddlers, their caregivers and older siblings will enjoy 20 minutes of reading, song, sign language, networking and early literacy activities. Come sing songs, play games, hear stories and learn fun new activities to try at home.
Please register only once for any and all toddler storytimes. This way we can contact you via email if the schedule changes.
Ages 2 - 5 yrs.
Sensory storytime is a welcoming, friendly environment for children with special needs, and all children are welcome.
During our special storytime, we will read, sing songs, and do rhymes in a unique way. After our storytime we will play with sensory activities!
Ages 2 - 5 yrs.
Sensory storytime is a welcoming, friendly environment for children with special needs, and all children are welcome.
During our special storytime, we will read, sing songs, and do rhymes in a unique way. After our storytime we will play with sensory activities!
For entering sixth grade and up.
More information to come and registration opens on June 1st.
For entering sixth grade and up.
More information to come and registration opens on June 1st.
The First Wives Club.
This is the 1996 comedy featuring Goldie Hawn, Bette Midler and Diane Keaton about three divorced women who are reunited by the death of a college friend. They decide to seek revenge on the husbands who left them for younger women.
The First Wives Club.
This is the 1996 comedy featuring Goldie Hawn, Bette Midler and Diane Keaton about three divorced women who are reunited by the death of a college friend. They decide to seek revenge on the husbands who left them for younger women.
~ Ages 3-5 years
Nature fun! Explore nature themes with books, crafts and a nature walk.
Program will be canceled if chance of thunderstorms for that day.
Registration for all Summer programs will open June 1st
~ Ages 3-5 years
Nature fun! Explore nature themes with books, crafts and a nature walk.
Program will be canceled if chance of thunderstorms for that day.
Registration for all Summer programs will open June 1st
Scrabble. Join us for a friendly game of Scrabble. Bring a snack for yourself and a Scrabble board, if you have one. No registration. No fee. This weekly program will be held in the meeting room next to the library.
Scrabble. Join us for a friendly game of Scrabble. Bring a snack for yourself and a Scrabble board, if you have one. No registration. No fee. This weekly program will be held in the meeting room next to the library.
This week is the final spring tournament for Chess Club. Ms. Maria will be the tournament director. Please plan to arrive 15 minutes prior to register for the tournament.
Chess Club classes will be discontinued at South Fayette until we hire another instructor.
This week is the final spring tournament for Chess Club. Ms. Maria will be the tournament director. Please plan to arrive 15 minutes prior to register for the tournament.
Chess Club classes will be discontinued at South Fayette until we hire another instructor.
Ages 3.5 to 6 years old
Story Time Chess Level 1 is designed to teach chess basics through the power of stories.
This first 8 week session introduces children to the "characters", chess pieces and how they move and capture.The session also stresses the importance of chess manners, such as taking turns and saying, "good game" at the end of each session.
(Level 2 of Story Time Chess begins to teach chess strategy through the power of stories.)
Ages 3.5 to 6 years old
Story Time Chess Level 1 is designed to teach chess basics through the power of stories.
This first 8 week session introduces children to the "characters", chess pieces and how they move and capture.The session also stresses the importance of chess manners, such as taking turns and saying, "good game" at the end of each session.
(Level 2 of Story Time Chess begins to teach chess strategy through the power of stories.)
This week is the final spring tournament for Chess Club. Ms. Maria will be the tournament director. Please plan to arrive 15 minutes prior to register for the tournament.
Chess Club classes will be discontinued at South Fayette until we hire another instructor.
This week is the final spring tournament for Chess Club. Ms. Maria will be the tournament director. Please plan to arrive 15 minutes prior to register for the tournament.
Chess Club classes will be discontinued at South Fayette until we hire another instructor.
Ages 3.5 - 6 years
Story Time Chess is designed to teach children the game of chess through the power of stories.
Level 2 is an 8 week session for children who already know the characters (game pieces) of chess and would like to learn strategy and the power of learning and thinking through stories.
Ages 3.5 - 6 years
Story Time Chess is designed to teach children the game of chess through the power of stories.
Level 2 is an 8 week session for children who already know the characters (game pieces) of chess and would like to learn strategy and the power of learning and thinking through stories.
For ages 3-5.
Discover the world of sciences through your five senses! Each week we will learn about one of our incredible five senses and conduct different science experiments that incorporate that sense. Registration will open for this program on June 1st.
For ages 3-5.
Discover the world of sciences through your five senses! Each week we will learn about one of our incredible five senses and conduct different science experiments that incorporate that sense. Registration will open for this program on June 1st.
Mission Day 2 - Telescopes and Impact Craters
We will explore the use of telescopes for space exploration and have fun making asteroid and meteorite craters.
Mission Space for Grades 1 - 3 program, for this week, is currently filled at South Fayette Library but there are open spots available for the IDENTICAL program at the Bridgeville Library on the same days at 10:00am. Please register under Bridgeville Programs and Events or call Bridgeville Library at 412-221-3737.
Mission Day 2 - Telescopes and Impact Craters
We will explore the use of telescopes for space exploration and have fun making asteroid and meteorite craters.
Mission Space for Grades 1 - 3 program, for this week, is currently filled at South Fayette Library but there are open spots available for the IDENTICAL program at the Bridgeville Library on the same days at 10:00am. Please register under Bridgeville Programs and Events or call Bridgeville Library at 412-221-3737.
Mission Day 2 - Telescopes and Impact Craters
We will explore the use of telescopes for space exploration and have fun making asteroid and meteorite craters.
Mission Space for Grades 4-6 program, for this week, is currently filled at South Fayette Library but there are open spots available for the IDENTICAL program at the Bridgeville Library on Wednesday afternoons from 3:00- 4:00pm. Please register under Bridgeville Programs and Events or call Bridgeville Library at 412-221-3737.
Mission Day 2 - Telescopes and Impact Craters
We will explore the use of telescopes for space exploration and have fun making asteroid and meteorite craters.
Mission Space for Grades 4-6 program, for this week, is currently filled at South Fayette Library but there are open spots available for the IDENTICAL program at the Bridgeville Library on Wednesday afternoons from 3:00- 4:00pm. Please register under Bridgeville Programs and Events or call Bridgeville Library at 412-221-3737.
Unleash your inner artist with this popular new activity. We will provide the coloring pages, markers, colored pencils and crayons. Feel free to bring your own, if you'd like.
No registration. No charge. Offered every Tuesday. Color for as long as you like between 6:00PM and 8:00PM.
Unleash your inner artist with this popular new activity. We will provide the coloring pages, markers, colored pencils and crayons. Feel free to bring your own, if you'd like.
No registration. No charge. Offered every Tuesday. Color for as long as you like between 6:00PM and 8:00PM.
For Children entering Kindergarten in Fall 2019 - Preregistration is required and will open June 1st.
Wednesdays 1:30 – 2:30 pm
June 19 - Join the Astronaut Training team! This week we will work on cooperation – working together to accomplish goals, sharing ideas, listening, following directions
June 26 - Create a Planet Mask and find your way through the Solar System. This week we will work on fine motor skills –writing, drawing and cutting instruments
July 3 - No Program
July 10 - What is it like to travel in space? How do scientists look at material our astronauts bring back from the moon? This week we will work on observations - using descriptive words, learning new color names, opposites, and sounds
July 17 - How do Astronauts stay healthy? How do they stay warm on a mission? With their Space Suits of course! This week we will talk about minimizing exposure to germs and managing outdoor clothing. Children are asked to bring their snow boots, coats hats, gloves and even snow pants if they have them. These will be the space suits for our Astronauts!
July 24 - What is the plan for our Astronaut Mission? This week we will work on math concepts including sequencing and sorting.
July 31 - Science experiments on our space station? This week we will work on scientific thinking – Predict, test, evaluate, stick to task and change methods if necessary
Fun activities will be designed to promote the skills listed for each week. Each program will build on the skills covered in previous weeks.
Children MUST be enrolled to enter Kindergarten Fall 2018 to participate.
This program is supported by the Pennsylvania State Library Association and the Allegheny County Library Association.
For Children entering Kindergarten in Fall 2019 - Preregistration is required and will open June 1st.
Wednesdays 1:30 – 2:30 pm
June 19 - Join the Astronaut Training team! This week we will work on cooperation – working together to accomplish goals, sharing ideas, listening, following directions
June 26 - Create a Planet Mask and find your way through the Solar System. This week we will work on fine motor skills –writing, drawing and cutting instruments
July 3 - No Program
July 10 - What is it like to travel in space? How do scientists look at material our astronauts bring back from the moon? This week we will work on observations - using descriptive words, learning new color names, opposites, and sounds
July 17 - How do Astronauts stay healthy? How do they stay warm on a mission? With their Space Suits of course! This week we will talk about minimizing exposure to germs and managing outdoor clothing. Children are asked to bring their snow boots, coats hats, gloves and even snow pants if they have them. These will be the space suits for our Astronauts!
July 24 - What is the plan for our Astronaut Mission? This week we will work on math concepts including sequencing and sorting.
July 31 - Science experiments on our space station? This week we will work on scientific thinking – Predict, test, evaluate, stick to task and change methods if necessary
Fun activities will be designed to promote the skills listed for each week. Each program will build on the skills covered in previous weeks.
Children MUST be enrolled to enter Kindergarten Fall 2018 to participate.
This program is supported by the Pennsylvania State Library Association and the Allegheny County Library Association.
Pre-walkers, Toddlers, their caregivers and older siblings will enjoy 20 minutes of reading, song, sign language, networking and early literacy activities. Come sing songs, play games, hear stories and learn fun new activities to try at home.
Please register only once for any and all toddler storytimes. This way we can contact you via email if the schedule changes.
Pre-walkers, Toddlers, their caregivers and older siblings will enjoy 20 minutes of reading, song, sign language, networking and early literacy activities. Come sing songs, play games, hear stories and learn fun new activities to try at home.
Please register only once for any and all toddler storytimes. This way we can contact you via email if the schedule changes.
Ages 2 - 5 yrs.
Sensory storytime is a welcoming, friendly environment for children with special needs, and all children are welcome.
During our special storytime, we will read, sing songs, and do rhymes in a unique way. After our storytime we will play with sensory activities!
Ages 2 - 5 yrs.
Sensory storytime is a welcoming, friendly environment for children with special needs, and all children are welcome.
During our special storytime, we will read, sing songs, and do rhymes in a unique way. After our storytime we will play with sensory activities!
For entering sixth grade and up.
More information to come and registration opens on June 1st.
For entering sixth grade and up.
More information to come and registration opens on June 1st.
Isn't It Romantic.
Rebel Wilson stars in this 2019 romantic comedy about a young woman disillusioned with love who mysteriously finds herself trapped inside a romantic comedy.
Isn't It Romantic.
Rebel Wilson stars in this 2019 romantic comedy about a young woman disillusioned with love who mysteriously finds herself trapped inside a romantic comedy.
~Ages 3-5
Nature fun! Explore nature themes with books, crafts and a nature walk.
Program will be canceled if chance of thunderstorms for that day.
Registration for all summer programs will open June 1st
~Ages 3-5
Nature fun! Explore nature themes with books, crafts and a nature walk.
Program will be canceled if chance of thunderstorms for that day.
Registration for all summer programs will open June 1st
For ages 3-5.
Explore the fun and creative world of Printmaking! We will be learning how to create our own stamps and how colors can mix together to make other colors. Registration will open on June 1st for this program.
For ages 3-5.
Explore the fun and creative world of Printmaking! We will be learning how to create our own stamps and how colors can mix together to make other colors. Registration will open on June 1st for this program.
For Grades K-2
Explore the fun and creative world of Printmaking! We will be learning what printmaking is and how it is used to create different types of art. Registration for this program will open on June 1st.
For Grades K-2
Explore the fun and creative world of Printmaking! We will be learning what printmaking is and how it is used to create different types of art. Registration for this program will open on June 1st.
Scrabble. Join us for a friendly game of Scrabble. Bring a snack for yourself and a Scrabble board, if you have one. No registration. No fee. This weekly program will be held in the meeting room next to the library.
Scrabble. Join us for a friendly game of Scrabble. Bring a snack for yourself and a Scrabble board, if you have one. No registration. No fee. This weekly program will be held in the meeting room next to the library.
For Grades 3-6
Explore the fun and creative world of Printmaking! We will be learning what printmaking is and how it is used to create different types of art. Registration for this program will open on June 1st.
For Grades 3-6
Explore the fun and creative world of Printmaking! We will be learning what printmaking is and how it is used to create different types of art. Registration for this program will open on June 1st.
Ages 3.5 to 6 years old
Story Time Chess Level 1 is designed to teach chess basics through the power of stories.
This first 8 week session introduces children to the "characters", chess pieces and how they move and capture.The session also stresses the importance of chess manners, such as taking turns and saying, "good game" at the end of each session.
(Level 2 of Story Time Chess begins to teach chess strategy through the power of stories.)
Ages 3.5 to 6 years old
Story Time Chess Level 1 is designed to teach chess basics through the power of stories.
This first 8 week session introduces children to the "characters", chess pieces and how they move and capture.The session also stresses the importance of chess manners, such as taking turns and saying, "good game" at the end of each session.
(Level 2 of Story Time Chess begins to teach chess strategy through the power of stories.)
Ages 3.5 - 6 years
Story Time Chess is designed to teach children the game of chess through the power of stories.
Level 2 is an 8 week session for children who already know the characters (game pieces) of chess and would like to learn strategy and the power of learning and thinking through stories.
Ages 3.5 - 6 years
Story Time Chess is designed to teach children the game of chess through the power of stories.
Level 2 is an 8 week session for children who already know the characters (game pieces) of chess and would like to learn strategy and the power of learning and thinking through stories.
Bring a snack and join us to discuss News of the World by Paulette Jiles.
The discussion will take place at Bridgeville Library.
All are welcome to participate in any/all of our monthly discussions.
Bring a snack and join us to discuss News of the World by Paulette Jiles.
The discussion will take place at Bridgeville Library.
All are welcome to participate in any/all of our monthly discussions.
Unleash your inner artist with this popular new activity. We will provide the coloring pages, markers, colored pencils and crayons. Feel free to bring your own, if you'd like.
No registration. No charge. Offered every Tuesday. Color for as long as you like between 6:00PM and 8:00PM.
Unleash your inner artist with this popular new activity. We will provide the coloring pages, markers, colored pencils and crayons. Feel free to bring your own, if you'd like.
No registration. No charge. Offered every Tuesday. Color for as long as you like between 6:00PM and 8:00PM.
The library will be closed Thursday, July 4
in observance of Independence Day.
We will re-open on Friday, July 5. Thank you.
The library will be closed Thursday, July 4
in observance of Independence Day.
We will re-open on Friday, July 5. Thank you.
For Adults
Information to come
For Adults
Information to come
Scrabble. Join us for a friendly game of Scrabble. Bring a snack for yourself and a Scrabble board, if you have one. No registration. No fee. This weekly program will be held in the meeting room next to the library.
Scrabble. Join us for a friendly game of Scrabble. Bring a snack for yourself and a Scrabble board, if you have one. No registration. No fee. This weekly program will be held in the meeting room next to the library.
Ages 3.5 to 6 years old
Story Time Chess Level 1 is designed to teach chess basics through the power of stories.
This first 8 week session introduces children to the "characters", chess pieces and how they move and capture.The session also stresses the importance of chess manners, such as taking turns and saying, "good game" at the end of each session.
(Level 2 of Story Time Chess begins to teach chess strategy through the power of stories.)
Ages 3.5 to 6 years old
Story Time Chess Level 1 is designed to teach chess basics through the power of stories.
This first 8 week session introduces children to the "characters", chess pieces and how they move and capture.The session also stresses the importance of chess manners, such as taking turns and saying, "good game" at the end of each session.
(Level 2 of Story Time Chess begins to teach chess strategy through the power of stories.)
Do you love YA books? Would you like to try a new read? Or just need a fun night to enjoy with some friends? Then come to our easy-going YA Book Club! We'll meet every 2nd Tuesday of the month at Panera Bread on Washington Pike. The best part is that you'll get to pick what books we should be reading for the book club! So, make sure to come with a books-to-read list.
The book we will be reading is Long Way Down by Jason Reynolds.
We will have the books for the book club at both Bridgeville and South Fayette.
Please, register for this event.
Do you love YA books? Would you like to try a new read? Or just need a fun night to enjoy with some friends? Then come to our easy-going YA Book Club! We'll meet every 2nd Tuesday of the month at Panera Bread on Washington Pike. The best part is that you'll get to pick what books we should be reading for the book club! So, make sure to come with a books-to-read list.
The book we will be reading is Long Way Down by Jason Reynolds.
We will have the books for the book club at both Bridgeville and South Fayette.
Please, register for this event.
Ages 3.5 - 6 years
Story Time Chess is designed to teach children the game of chess through the power of stories.
Level 2 is an 8 week session for children who already know the characters (game pieces) of chess and would like to learn strategy and the power of learning and thinking through stories.
Ages 3.5 - 6 years
Story Time Chess is designed to teach children the game of chess through the power of stories.
Level 2 is an 8 week session for children who already know the characters (game pieces) of chess and would like to learn strategy and the power of learning and thinking through stories.
Mission Day 3 - Exploration Rovers
We will act like "Mission Control" and use our "Exploration Rover" to navigate a planet's landscape.
Mission Space for Grades 1 - 3 program, for this week, is currently filled at South Fayette Library but there are open spots available for the IDENTICAL program at the Bridgeville Library on the same days at 10:00am. Please register under Bridgeville Programs and Events or call Bridgeville Library at 412-221-3737.
Mission Day 3 - Exploration Rovers
We will act like "Mission Control" and use our "Exploration Rover" to navigate a planet's landscape.
Mission Space for Grades 1 - 3 program, for this week, is currently filled at South Fayette Library but there are open spots available for the IDENTICAL program at the Bridgeville Library on the same days at 10:00am. Please register under Bridgeville Programs and Events or call Bridgeville Library at 412-221-3737.
Mission Day 3 - Exploration Rovers
We will act like "Mission Control" and use our "Exploration Rover" to navigate a planet's landscape.
Mission Space for Grades 4-6 program, for this week, is currently filled at South Fayette Library but there are open spots available for the IDENTICAL program at the Bridgeville Library on Wednesday afternoons from 3:00- 4:00pm. Please register under Bridgeville Programs and Events or call Bridgeville Library at 412-221-3737.
Mission Day 3 - Exploration Rovers
We will act like "Mission Control" and use our "Exploration Rover" to navigate a planet's landscape.
Mission Space for Grades 4-6 program, for this week, is currently filled at South Fayette Library but there are open spots available for the IDENTICAL program at the Bridgeville Library on Wednesday afternoons from 3:00- 4:00pm. Please register under Bridgeville Programs and Events or call Bridgeville Library at 412-221-3737.
Unleash your inner artist with this popular new activity. We will provide the coloring pages, markers, colored pencils and crayons. Feel free to bring your own, if you'd like.
No registration. No charge. Offered every Tuesday. Color for as long as you like between 6:00PM and 8:00PM.
Unleash your inner artist with this popular new activity. We will provide the coloring pages, markers, colored pencils and crayons. Feel free to bring your own, if you'd like.
No registration. No charge. Offered every Tuesday. Color for as long as you like between 6:00PM and 8:00PM.
The South Fayette Township Library Board of Trustees meet on the second Tuesday of each month to discuss strategic matters and provide financial oversight. Meetings are open to the public and take place in the large meeting room next to the library. For more information about the library board or if you are interested in joining the library board, please visit our Library Board Page.
The South Fayette Township Library Board of Trustees meet on the second Tuesday of each month to discuss strategic matters and provide financial oversight. Meetings are open to the public and take place in the large meeting room next to the library. For more information about the library board or if you are interested in joining the library board, please visit our Library Board Page.
For Children entering Kindergarten in Fall 2019 - Preregistration is required and will open June 1st.
Wednesdays 1:30 – 2:30 pm
June 19 - Join the Astronaut Training team! This week we will work on cooperation – working together to accomplish goals, sharing ideas, listening, following directions
June 26 - Create a Planet Mask and find your way through the Solar System. This week we will work on fine motor skills –writing, drawing and cutting instruments
July 3 - No Program
July 10 - What is it like to travel in space? How do scientists look at material our astronauts bring back from the moon? This week we will work on observations - using descriptive words, learning new color names, opposites, and sounds
July 17 - How do Astronauts stay healthy? How do they stay warm on a mission? With their Space Suits of course! This week we will talk about minimizing exposure to germs and managing outdoor clothing. Children are asked to bring their snow boots, coats hats, gloves and even snow pants if they have them. These will be the space suits for our Astronauts!
July 24 - What is the plan for our Astronaut Mission? This week we will work on math concepts including sequencing and sorting.
July 31 - Science experiments on our space station? This week we will work on scientific thinking – Predict, test, evaluate, stick to task and change methods if necessary
Fun activities will be designed to promote the skills listed for each week. Each program will build on the skills covered in previous weeks.
Children MUST be enrolled to enter Kindergarten Fall 2018 to participate.
This program is supported by the Pennsylvania State Library Association and the Allegheny County Library Association.
For Children entering Kindergarten in Fall 2019 - Preregistration is required and will open June 1st.
Wednesdays 1:30 – 2:30 pm
June 19 - Join the Astronaut Training team! This week we will work on cooperation – working together to accomplish goals, sharing ideas, listening, following directions
June 26 - Create a Planet Mask and find your way through the Solar System. This week we will work on fine motor skills –writing, drawing and cutting instruments
July 3 - No Program
July 10 - What is it like to travel in space? How do scientists look at material our astronauts bring back from the moon? This week we will work on observations - using descriptive words, learning new color names, opposites, and sounds
July 17 - How do Astronauts stay healthy? How do they stay warm on a mission? With their Space Suits of course! This week we will talk about minimizing exposure to germs and managing outdoor clothing. Children are asked to bring their snow boots, coats hats, gloves and even snow pants if they have them. These will be the space suits for our Astronauts!
July 24 - What is the plan for our Astronaut Mission? This week we will work on math concepts including sequencing and sorting.
July 31 - Science experiments on our space station? This week we will work on scientific thinking – Predict, test, evaluate, stick to task and change methods if necessary
Fun activities will be designed to promote the skills listed for each week. Each program will build on the skills covered in previous weeks.
Children MUST be enrolled to enter Kindergarten Fall 2018 to participate.
This program is supported by the Pennsylvania State Library Association and the Allegheny County Library Association.
For entering sixth grade and up.
Do you love Harry Potter? Get yourselves ready for our Welcome Back to Hogwarts Party by creating your own house robes! For this MG Maker's program, the robes will take more than one session to make, so we ask that you commit to all three sessions. Registration is required for this event.
For entering sixth grade and up.
Do you love Harry Potter? Get yourselves ready for our Welcome Back to Hogwarts Party by creating your own house robes! For this MG Maker's program, the robes will take more than one session to make, so we ask that you commit to all three sessions. Registration is required for this event.
For Adults
Information to come
For Adults
Information to come
For kids of all ages!
More information to come!
Come have tea with T-Rex and enjoy all sorts of Dinosaur related activities!
Crafts, Science, etc.
For kids of all ages!
More information to come!
Come have tea with T-Rex and enjoy all sorts of Dinosaur related activities!
Crafts, Science, etc.
Scrabble. Join us for a friendly game of Scrabble. Bring a snack for yourself and a Scrabble board, if you have one. No registration. No fee. This weekly program will be held in the meeting room next to the library.
Scrabble. Join us for a friendly game of Scrabble. Bring a snack for yourself and a Scrabble board, if you have one. No registration. No fee. This weekly program will be held in the meeting room next to the library.
Ages 3.5 to 6 years old
Story Time Chess Level 1 is designed to teach chess basics through the power of stories.
This first 8 week session introduces children to the "characters", chess pieces and how they move and capture.The session also stresses the importance of chess manners, such as taking turns and saying, "good game" at the end of each session.
(Level 2 of Story Time Chess begins to teach chess strategy through the power of stories.)
Ages 3.5 to 6 years old
Story Time Chess Level 1 is designed to teach chess basics through the power of stories.
This first 8 week session introduces children to the "characters", chess pieces and how they move and capture.The session also stresses the importance of chess manners, such as taking turns and saying, "good game" at the end of each session.
(Level 2 of Story Time Chess begins to teach chess strategy through the power of stories.)
Ages 3.5 - 6 years
Story Time Chess is designed to teach children the game of chess through the power of stories.
Level 2 is an 8 week session for children who already know the characters (game pieces) of chess and would like to learn strategy and the power of learning and thinking through stories.
Ages 3.5 - 6 years
Story Time Chess is designed to teach children the game of chess through the power of stories.
Level 2 is an 8 week session for children who already know the characters (game pieces) of chess and would like to learn strategy and the power of learning and thinking through stories.
For ages 3-5.
Discover the world of sciences through your five senses! Each week we will learn about one of our incredible five senses and conduct different science experiments that incorporate that sense. Registration will open for this program on June 1st.
For ages 3-5.
Discover the world of sciences through your five senses! Each week we will learn about one of our incredible five senses and conduct different science experiments that incorporate that sense. Registration will open for this program on June 1st.
Mission Day 4 - Astronaut Training
Utilize some of the ways astronauts train for a mission to space. Make your own mission patch.
Mission Space for Grades 1 - 3 program, for this week, is currently filled at South Fayette Library but there are open spots available for the IDENTICAL program at the Bridgeville Library on the same days at 10:00am. Please register under Bridgeville Programs and Events or call Bridgeville Library at 412-221-3737.
Mission Day 4 - Astronaut Training
Utilize some of the ways astronauts train for a mission to space. Make your own mission patch.
Mission Space for Grades 1 - 3 program, for this week, is currently filled at South Fayette Library but there are open spots available for the IDENTICAL program at the Bridgeville Library on the same days at 10:00am. Please register under Bridgeville Programs and Events or call Bridgeville Library at 412-221-3737.
Mission Day 4 - Astronaut Training
Utilize some of the ways astronauts train for a mission to space. Make your own mission patch.
Mission Space for Grades 4-6 program, for this week, is currently filled at South Fayette Library but there are open spots available for the IDENTICAL program at the Bridgeville Library on Wednesday afternoons from 3:00- 4:00pm. Please register under Bridgeville Programs and Events or call Bridgeville Library at 412-221-3737.
Mission Day 4 - Astronaut Training
Utilize some of the ways astronauts train for a mission to space. Make your own mission patch.
Mission Space for Grades 4-6 program, for this week, is currently filled at South Fayette Library but there are open spots available for the IDENTICAL program at the Bridgeville Library on Wednesday afternoons from 3:00- 4:00pm. Please register under Bridgeville Programs and Events or call Bridgeville Library at 412-221-3737.
Unleash your inner artist with this popular new activity. We will provide the coloring pages, markers, colored pencils and crayons. Feel free to bring your own, if you'd like.
No registration. No charge. Offered every Tuesday. Color for as long as you like between 6:00PM and 8:00PM.
Unleash your inner artist with this popular new activity. We will provide the coloring pages, markers, colored pencils and crayons. Feel free to bring your own, if you'd like.
No registration. No charge. Offered every Tuesday. Color for as long as you like between 6:00PM and 8:00PM.
For Grades: K-5
Join Alcosan to discover what watersheds are and how our decisions and actions affect watersheds in our environment. Registration for this event is required. Registration for this event will open June 1st.
For Grades: K-5
Join Alcosan to discover what watersheds are and how our decisions and actions affect watersheds in our environment. Registration for this event is required. Registration for this event will open June 1st.
For Children entering Kindergarten in Fall 2019 - Preregistration is required and will open June 1st.
Wednesdays 1:30 – 2:30 pm
June 19 - Join the Astronaut Training team! This week we will work on cooperation – working together to accomplish goals, sharing ideas, listening, following directions
June 26 - Create a Planet Mask and find your way through the Solar System. This week we will work on fine motor skills –writing, drawing and cutting instruments
July 3 - No Program
July 10 - What is it like to travel in space? How do scientists look at material our astronauts bring back from the moon? This week we will work on observations - using descriptive words, learning new color names, opposites, and sounds
July 17 - How do Astronauts stay healthy? How do they stay warm on a mission? With their Space Suits of course! This week we will talk about minimizing exposure to germs and managing outdoor clothing. Children are asked to bring their snow boots, coats hats, gloves and even snow pants if they have them. These will be the space suits for our Astronauts!
July 24 - What is the plan for our Astronaut Mission? This week we will work on math concepts including sequencing and sorting.
July 31 - Science experiments on our space station? This week we will work on scientific thinking – Predict, test, evaluate, stick to task and change methods if necessary
Fun activities will be designed to promote the skills listed for each week. Each program will build on the skills covered in previous weeks.
Children MUST be enrolled to enter Kindergarten Fall 2018 to participate.
This program is supported by the Pennsylvania State Library Association and the Allegheny County Library Association.
For Children entering Kindergarten in Fall 2019 - Preregistration is required and will open June 1st.
Wednesdays 1:30 – 2:30 pm
June 19 - Join the Astronaut Training team! This week we will work on cooperation – working together to accomplish goals, sharing ideas, listening, following directions
June 26 - Create a Planet Mask and find your way through the Solar System. This week we will work on fine motor skills –writing, drawing and cutting instruments
July 3 - No Program
July 10 - What is it like to travel in space? How do scientists look at material our astronauts bring back from the moon? This week we will work on observations - using descriptive words, learning new color names, opposites, and sounds
July 17 - How do Astronauts stay healthy? How do they stay warm on a mission? With their Space Suits of course! This week we will talk about minimizing exposure to germs and managing outdoor clothing. Children are asked to bring their snow boots, coats hats, gloves and even snow pants if they have them. These will be the space suits for our Astronauts!
July 24 - What is the plan for our Astronaut Mission? This week we will work on math concepts including sequencing and sorting.
July 31 - Science experiments on our space station? This week we will work on scientific thinking – Predict, test, evaluate, stick to task and change methods if necessary
Fun activities will be designed to promote the skills listed for each week. Each program will build on the skills covered in previous weeks.
Children MUST be enrolled to enter Kindergarten Fall 2018 to participate.
This program is supported by the Pennsylvania State Library Association and the Allegheny County Library Association.
Mary Brown will teach us how to make 2 beautiful Christmas cards using 2 different techniques.
You can see samples of the 2 cards in the library in early July
Cost: $5/person Please bring to class to pay Mary directly. Register here so Mary can have the correct amount of materials.
Mary Brown will teach us how to make 2 beautiful Christmas cards using 2 different techniques.
You can see samples of the 2 cards in the library in early July
Cost: $5/person Please bring to class to pay Mary directly. Register here so Mary can have the correct amount of materials.
Pre-walkers, Toddlers, their caregivers and older siblings will enjoy 20 minutes of reading, song, sign language, networking and early literacy activities. Come sing songs, play games, hear stories and learn fun new activities to try at home.
Please register only once for any and all toddler storytimes. This way we can contact you via email if the schedule changes.
Pre-walkers, Toddlers, their caregivers and older siblings will enjoy 20 minutes of reading, song, sign language, networking and early literacy activities. Come sing songs, play games, hear stories and learn fun new activities to try at home.
Please register only once for any and all toddler storytimes. This way we can contact you via email if the schedule changes.
Ages 2 - 5 yrs.
Sensory storytime is a welcoming, friendly environment for children with special needs, and all children are welcome.
During our special storytime, we will read, sing songs, and do rhymes in a unique way. After our storytime we will play with sensory activities!
Ages 2 - 5 yrs.
Sensory storytime is a welcoming, friendly environment for children with special needs, and all children are welcome.
During our special storytime, we will read, sing songs, and do rhymes in a unique way. After our storytime we will play with sensory activities!
For entering sixth grade and up.
Do you love Harry Potter? Get yourselves ready for our Welcome Back to Hogwarts Party by creating your own house robes! For this MG Maker's program, the robes will take more than one session to make, so we ask that you commit to all three sessions. Registration is required for this event.
For entering sixth grade and up.
Do you love Harry Potter? Get yourselves ready for our Welcome Back to Hogwarts Party by creating your own house robes! For this MG Maker's program, the robes will take more than one session to make, so we ask that you commit to all three sessions. Registration is required for this event.
For Adults
Information to come
For Adults
Information to come
Scrabble. Join us for a friendly game of Scrabble. Bring a snack for yourself and a Scrabble board, if you have one. No registration. No fee. This weekly program will be held in the meeting room next to the library.
Scrabble. Join us for a friendly game of Scrabble. Bring a snack for yourself and a Scrabble board, if you have one. No registration. No fee. This weekly program will be held in the meeting room next to the library.
Ages 3.5 to 6 years old
Story Time Chess Level 1 is designed to teach chess basics through the power of stories.
This first 8 week session introduces children to the "characters", chess pieces and how they move and capture.The session also stresses the importance of chess manners, such as taking turns and saying, "good game" at the end of each session.
(Level 2 of Story Time Chess begins to teach chess strategy through the power of stories.)
Ages 3.5 to 6 years old
Story Time Chess Level 1 is designed to teach chess basics through the power of stories.
This first 8 week session introduces children to the "characters", chess pieces and how they move and capture.The session also stresses the importance of chess manners, such as taking turns and saying, "good game" at the end of each session.
(Level 2 of Story Time Chess begins to teach chess strategy through the power of stories.)
Ages 3.5 - 6 years
Story Time Chess is designed to teach children the game of chess through the power of stories.
Level 2 is an 8 week session for children who already know the characters (game pieces) of chess and would like to learn strategy and the power of learning and thinking through stories.
Ages 3.5 - 6 years
Story Time Chess is designed to teach children the game of chess through the power of stories.
Level 2 is an 8 week session for children who already know the characters (game pieces) of chess and would like to learn strategy and the power of learning and thinking through stories.
For ages 3-5.
Discover the world of sciences through your five senses! Each week we will learn about one of our incredible five senses and conduct different science experiments that incorporate that sense. Registration will open for this program on June 1st.
For ages 3-5.
Discover the world of sciences through your five senses! Each week we will learn about one of our incredible five senses and conduct different science experiments that incorporate that sense. Registration will open for this program on June 1st.
Mission Day 5 - Rockets
Blast off as we explore rockets and make our own rocket!
Mission Space for Grades 1 - 3 program, for this week, is currently filled at South Fayette Library but there are open spots available for the IDENTICAL program at the Bridgeville Library on the same days at 10:00am. Please register under Bridgeville Programs and Events or call Bridgeville Library at 412-221-3737.
Mission Day 5 - Rockets
Blast off as we explore rockets and make our own rocket!
Mission Space for Grades 1 - 3 program, for this week, is currently filled at South Fayette Library but there are open spots available for the IDENTICAL program at the Bridgeville Library on the same days at 10:00am. Please register under Bridgeville Programs and Events or call Bridgeville Library at 412-221-3737.
Mission Day 5 - Rockets
Blast off as we explore rockets and make our own rocket!
Mission Day 5 - Rockets
Blast off as we explore rockets and make our own rocket!
Unleash your inner artist with this popular new activity. We will provide the coloring pages, markers, colored pencils and crayons. Feel free to bring your own, if you'd like.
No registration. No charge. Offered every Tuesday. Color for as long as you like between 6:00PM and 8:00PM.
Unleash your inner artist with this popular new activity. We will provide the coloring pages, markers, colored pencils and crayons. Feel free to bring your own, if you'd like.
No registration. No charge. Offered every Tuesday. Color for as long as you like between 6:00PM and 8:00PM.
For Children entering Kindergarten in Fall 2019 - Preregistration is required and will open June 1st.
Wednesdays 1:30 – 2:30 pm
June 19 - Join the Astronaut Training team! This week we will work on cooperation – working together to accomplish goals, sharing ideas, listening, following directions
June 26 - Create a Planet Mask and find your way through the Solar System. This week we will work on fine motor skills –writing, drawing and cutting instruments
July 3 - No Program
July 10 - What is it like to travel in space? How do scientists look at material our astronauts bring back from the moon? This week we will work on observations - using descriptive words, learning new color names, opposites, and sounds
July 17 - How do Astronauts stay healthy? How do they stay warm on a mission? With their Space Suits of course! This week we will talk about minimizing exposure to germs and managing outdoor clothing. Children are asked to bring their snow boots, coats hats, gloves and even snow pants if they have them. These will be the space suits for our Astronauts!
July 24 - What is the plan for our Astronaut Mission? This week we will work on math concepts including sequencing and sorting.
July 31 - Science experiments on our space station? This week we will work on scientific thinking – Predict, test, evaluate, stick to task and change methods if necessary
Fun activities will be designed to promote the skills listed for each week. Each program will build on the skills covered in previous weeks.
Children MUST be enrolled to enter Kindergarten Fall 2018 to participate.
This program is supported by the Pennsylvania State Library Association and the Allegheny County Library Association.
For Children entering Kindergarten in Fall 2019 - Preregistration is required and will open June 1st.
Wednesdays 1:30 – 2:30 pm
June 19 - Join the Astronaut Training team! This week we will work on cooperation – working together to accomplish goals, sharing ideas, listening, following directions
June 26 - Create a Planet Mask and find your way through the Solar System. This week we will work on fine motor skills –writing, drawing and cutting instruments
July 3 - No Program
July 10 - What is it like to travel in space? How do scientists look at material our astronauts bring back from the moon? This week we will work on observations - using descriptive words, learning new color names, opposites, and sounds
July 17 - How do Astronauts stay healthy? How do they stay warm on a mission? With their Space Suits of course! This week we will talk about minimizing exposure to germs and managing outdoor clothing. Children are asked to bring their snow boots, coats hats, gloves and even snow pants if they have them. These will be the space suits for our Astronauts!
July 24 - What is the plan for our Astronaut Mission? This week we will work on math concepts including sequencing and sorting.
July 31 - Science experiments on our space station? This week we will work on scientific thinking – Predict, test, evaluate, stick to task and change methods if necessary
Fun activities will be designed to promote the skills listed for each week. Each program will build on the skills covered in previous weeks.
Children MUST be enrolled to enter Kindergarten Fall 2018 to participate.
This program is supported by the Pennsylvania State Library Association and the Allegheny County Library Association.
Pre-walkers, Toddlers, their caregivers and older siblings will enjoy 20 minutes of reading, song, sign language, networking and early literacy activities. Come sing songs, play games, hear stories and learn fun new activities to try at home.
Please register only once for any and all toddler storytimes. This way we can contact you via email if the schedule changes.
Pre-walkers, Toddlers, their caregivers and older siblings will enjoy 20 minutes of reading, song, sign language, networking and early literacy activities. Come sing songs, play games, hear stories and learn fun new activities to try at home.
Please register only once for any and all toddler storytimes. This way we can contact you via email if the schedule changes.
Ages 2 - 5 yrs.
Sensory storytime is a welcoming, friendly environment for children with special needs, and all children are welcome.
During our special storytime, we will read, sing songs, and do rhymes in a unique way. After our storytime we will play with sensory activities!
Ages 2 - 5 yrs.
Sensory storytime is a welcoming, friendly environment for children with special needs, and all children are welcome.
During our special storytime, we will read, sing songs, and do rhymes in a unique way. After our storytime we will play with sensory activities!
All ages welcome.
Who doesn't love Shark Week? Take a bite out during a fun filled afternoon with a variety of shark fun activities we have planned to celebrate our toothy friends of the sea. Registration is not necessary for this event.
All ages welcome.
Who doesn't love Shark Week? Take a bite out during a fun filled afternoon with a variety of shark fun activities we have planned to celebrate our toothy friends of the sea. Registration is not necessary for this event.
Learn about how energy moves through the food chain by playing games and hands-on actvities with our friends from Alcosan! Registration is required for this event. Registration will open June 1st.
Learn about how energy moves through the food chain by playing games and hands-on actvities with our friends from Alcosan! Registration is required for this event. Registration will open June 1st.
For Adults
Information to come
For Adults
Information to come
Scrabble. Join us for a friendly game of Scrabble. Bring a snack for yourself and a Scrabble board, if you have one. No registration. No fee. This weekly program will be held in the meeting room next to the library.
Scrabble. Join us for a friendly game of Scrabble. Bring a snack for yourself and a Scrabble board, if you have one. No registration. No fee. This weekly program will be held in the meeting room next to the library.
Ages 3.5 to 6 years old
Story Time Chess Level 1 is designed to teach chess basics through the power of stories.
This first 8 week session introduces children to the "characters", chess pieces and how they move and capture.The session also stresses the importance of chess manners, such as taking turns and saying, "good game" at the end of each session.
(Level 2 of Story Time Chess begins to teach chess strategy through the power of stories.)
Ages 3.5 to 6 years old
Story Time Chess Level 1 is designed to teach chess basics through the power of stories.
This first 8 week session introduces children to the "characters", chess pieces and how they move and capture.The session also stresses the importance of chess manners, such as taking turns and saying, "good game" at the end of each session.
(Level 2 of Story Time Chess begins to teach chess strategy through the power of stories.)
Ages 3.5 - 6 years
Story Time Chess is designed to teach children the game of chess through the power of stories.
Level 2 is an 8 week session for children who already know the characters (game pieces) of chess and would like to learn strategy and the power of learning and thinking through stories.
Ages 3.5 - 6 years
Story Time Chess is designed to teach children the game of chess through the power of stories.
Level 2 is an 8 week session for children who already know the characters (game pieces) of chess and would like to learn strategy and the power of learning and thinking through stories.
For ages 3-5.
Discover the world of sciences through your five senses! Each week we will learn about one of our incredible five senses and conduct different science experiments that incorporate that sense. Registration will open for this program on June 1st.
For ages 3-5.
Discover the world of sciences through your five senses! Each week we will learn about one of our incredible five senses and conduct different science experiments that incorporate that sense. Registration will open for this program on June 1st.
Mission Day 6 - Build a Space Colony
Engineer ideas to build a minature model of a "Space Colony".
Mission Space for Grades 1 - 3 program, for this week, is currently filled at South Fayette Library but there are open spots available for the IDENTICAL program at the Bridgeville Library on the same days at 10:00am. Please register under Bridgeville Programs and Events or call Bridgeville Library at 412-221-3737.
Mission Day 6 - Build a Space Colony
Engineer ideas to build a minature model of a "Space Colony".
Mission Space for Grades 1 - 3 program, for this week, is currently filled at South Fayette Library but there are open spots available for the IDENTICAL program at the Bridgeville Library on the same days at 10:00am. Please register under Bridgeville Programs and Events or call Bridgeville Library at 412-221-3737.
Mission Day 6 - Build a Space Colony
Engineer ideas to build a minature model of a "Space Colony".
Mission Day 6 - Build a Space Colony
Engineer ideas to build a minature model of a "Space Colony".
Unleash your inner artist with this popular new activity. We will provide the coloring pages, markers, colored pencils and crayons. Feel free to bring your own, if you'd like.
No registration. No charge. Offered every Tuesday. Color for as long as you like between 6:00PM and 8:00PM.
Unleash your inner artist with this popular new activity. We will provide the coloring pages, markers, colored pencils and crayons. Feel free to bring your own, if you'd like.
No registration. No charge. Offered every Tuesday. Color for as long as you like between 6:00PM and 8:00PM.
For Children entering Kindergarten in Fall 2019 - Preregistration is required and will open June 1st.
Wednesdays 1:30 – 2:30 pm
June 19 - Join the Astronaut Training team! This week we will work on cooperation – working together to accomplish goals, sharing ideas, listening, following directions
June 26 - Create a Planet Mask and find your way through the Solar System. This week we will work on fine motor skills –writing, drawing and cutting instruments
July 3 - No Program
July 10 - What is it like to travel in space? How do scientists look at material our astronauts bring back from the moon? This week we will work on observations - using descriptive words, learning new color names, opposites, and sounds
July 17 - How do Astronauts stay healthy? How do they stay warm on a mission? With their Space Suits of course! This week we will talk about minimizing exposure to germs and managing outdoor clothing. Children are asked to bring their snow boots, coats hats, gloves and even snow pants if they have them. These will be the space suits for our Astronauts!
July 24 - What is the plan for our Astronaut Mission? This week we will work on math concepts including sequencing and sorting.
July 31 - Science experiments on our space station? This week we will work on scientific thinking – Predict, test, evaluate, stick to task and change methods if necessary
Fun activities will be designed to promote the skills listed for each week. Each program will build on the skills covered in previous weeks.
Children MUST be enrolled to enter Kindergarten Fall 2018 to participate.
This program is supported by the Pennsylvania State Library Association and the Allegheny County Library Association.
For Children entering Kindergarten in Fall 2019 - Preregistration is required and will open June 1st.
Wednesdays 1:30 – 2:30 pm
June 19 - Join the Astronaut Training team! This week we will work on cooperation – working together to accomplish goals, sharing ideas, listening, following directions
June 26 - Create a Planet Mask and find your way through the Solar System. This week we will work on fine motor skills –writing, drawing and cutting instruments
July 3 - No Program
July 10 - What is it like to travel in space? How do scientists look at material our astronauts bring back from the moon? This week we will work on observations - using descriptive words, learning new color names, opposites, and sounds
July 17 - How do Astronauts stay healthy? How do they stay warm on a mission? With their Space Suits of course! This week we will talk about minimizing exposure to germs and managing outdoor clothing. Children are asked to bring their snow boots, coats hats, gloves and even snow pants if they have them. These will be the space suits for our Astronauts!
July 24 - What is the plan for our Astronaut Mission? This week we will work on math concepts including sequencing and sorting.
July 31 - Science experiments on our space station? This week we will work on scientific thinking – Predict, test, evaluate, stick to task and change methods if necessary
Fun activities will be designed to promote the skills listed for each week. Each program will build on the skills covered in previous weeks.
Children MUST be enrolled to enter Kindergarten Fall 2018 to participate.
This program is supported by the Pennsylvania State Library Association and the Allegheny County Library Association.
Pre-walkers, Toddlers, their caregivers and older siblings will enjoy 20 minutes of reading, song, sign language, networking and early literacy activities. Come sing songs, play games, hear stories and learn fun new activities to try at home.
Please register only once for any and all toddler storytimes. This way we can contact you via email if the schedule changes.
Pre-walkers, Toddlers, their caregivers and older siblings will enjoy 20 minutes of reading, song, sign language, networking and early literacy activities. Come sing songs, play games, hear stories and learn fun new activities to try at home.
Please register only once for any and all toddler storytimes. This way we can contact you via email if the schedule changes.
Ages 2 - 5 yrs.
Sensory storytime is a welcoming, friendly environment for children with special needs, and all children are welcome.
During our special storytime, we will read, sing songs, and do rhymes in a unique way. After our storytime we will play with sensory activities!
Ages 2 - 5 yrs.
Sensory storytime is a welcoming, friendly environment for children with special needs, and all children are welcome.
During our special storytime, we will read, sing songs, and do rhymes in a unique way. After our storytime we will play with sensory activities!
For entering sixth grade and up.
Do you love Harry Potter? Get yourselves ready for our Welcome Back to Hogwarts Party by creating your own house robes! For this MG Maker's program, the robes will take more than one session to make, so we ask that you commit to all three sessions. Registration is required for this event.
For entering sixth grade and up.
Do you love Harry Potter? Get yourselves ready for our Welcome Back to Hogwarts Party by creating your own house robes! For this MG Maker's program, the robes will take more than one session to make, so we ask that you commit to all three sessions. Registration is required for this event.
Dr. Vallera, of Pittsburgh Chiropratic and Wellness, will teach us how to perfect the shopping process so that nutrition is second nature, and health is a first priority.
Change your lifestyle for good by avoiding the top 10 toxic foods, and find out the truth about the hottest nutrition topics like organic foods, food budgeting and low-fat myths.
Dr. Vallera, of Pittsburgh Chiropratic and Wellness, will teach us how to perfect the shopping process so that nutrition is second nature, and health is a first priority.
Change your lifestyle for good by avoiding the top 10 toxic foods, and find out the truth about the hottest nutrition topics like organic foods, food budgeting and low-fat myths.
For Adults
Information to come
For Adults
Information to come
Welcome back to Hogwarts! All muggles and wizards are welcome to learn (and craft) at Hogwarts this year. Make sure not to miss our HP themed escape room. Get out your house robes and wands for this magically fun filled party!
Welcome back to Hogwarts! All muggles and wizards are welcome to learn (and craft) at Hogwarts this year. Make sure not to miss our HP themed escape room. Get out your house robes and wands for this magically fun filled party!
Scrabble. Join us for a friendly game of Scrabble. Bring a snack for yourself and a Scrabble board, if you have one. No registration. No fee. This weekly program will be held in the meeting room next to the library.
Scrabble. Join us for a friendly game of Scrabble. Bring a snack for yourself and a Scrabble board, if you have one. No registration. No fee. This weekly program will be held in the meeting room next to the library.
Ages 3.5 to 6 years old
Story Time Chess Level 1 is designed to teach chess basics through the power of stories.
This first 8 week session introduces children to the "characters", chess pieces and how they move and capture.The session also stresses the importance of chess manners, such as taking turns and saying, "good game" at the end of each session.
(Level 2 of Story Time Chess begins to teach chess strategy through the power of stories.)
Ages 3.5 to 6 years old
Story Time Chess Level 1 is designed to teach chess basics through the power of stories.
This first 8 week session introduces children to the "characters", chess pieces and how they move and capture.The session also stresses the importance of chess manners, such as taking turns and saying, "good game" at the end of each session.
(Level 2 of Story Time Chess begins to teach chess strategy through the power of stories.)
Ages 3.5 - 6 years
Story Time Chess is designed to teach children the game of chess through the power of stories.
Level 2 is an 8 week session for children who already know the characters (game pieces) of chess and would like to learn strategy and the power of learning and thinking through stories.
Ages 3.5 - 6 years
Story Time Chess is designed to teach children the game of chess through the power of stories.
Level 2 is an 8 week session for children who already know the characters (game pieces) of chess and would like to learn strategy and the power of learning and thinking through stories.
Bring a snack and join us to discuss The Elegance of the Hedgehog by Muriel Barbery.
The discussion will take place at South Fayette Library.
All are welcome to participate in any/all of our monthly discussions.
Bring a snack and join us to discuss The Elegance of the Hedgehog by Muriel Barbery.
The discussion will take place at South Fayette Library.
All are welcome to participate in any/all of our monthly discussions.
Unleash your inner artist with this popular new activity. We will provide the coloring pages, markers, colored pencils and crayons. Feel free to bring your own, if you'd like.
No registration. No charge. Offered every Tuesday. Color for as long as you like between 6:00PM and 8:00PM.
Unleash your inner artist with this popular new activity. We will provide the coloring pages, markers, colored pencils and crayons. Feel free to bring your own, if you'd like.
No registration. No charge. Offered every Tuesday. Color for as long as you like between 6:00PM and 8:00PM.
Pre-walkers, Toddlers, their caregivers and older siblings will enjoy 20 minutes of reading, song, sign language, networking and early literacy activities. Come sing songs, play games, hear stories and learn fun new activities to try at home.
Please register only once for any and all toddler storytimes. This way we can contact you via email if the schedule changes.
Pre-walkers, Toddlers, their caregivers and older siblings will enjoy 20 minutes of reading, song, sign language, networking and early literacy activities. Come sing songs, play games, hear stories and learn fun new activities to try at home.
Please register only once for any and all toddler storytimes. This way we can contact you via email if the schedule changes.
Ages 2 - 5 yrs.
Sensory storytime is a welcoming, friendly environment for children with special needs, and all children are welcome.
During our special storytime, we will read, sing songs, and do rhymes in a unique way. After our storytime we will play with sensory activities!
Ages 2 - 5 yrs.
Sensory storytime is a welcoming, friendly environment for children with special needs, and all children are welcome.
During our special storytime, we will read, sing songs, and do rhymes in a unique way. After our storytime we will play with sensory activities!
For grades PreK- 3rd
Join us and the Pittsburgh Botanic Garden staff to discover the wonderful bird life we have in Western Pennsylvania. We'll learn about what makes birds different from other animals. Plus, you'll get to make a birdfeeder to take home and put in your backyard. Registration for this program will open on June 1st.
For grades PreK- 3rd
Join us and the Pittsburgh Botanic Garden staff to discover the wonderful bird life we have in Western Pennsylvania. We'll learn about what makes birds different from other animals. Plus, you'll get to make a birdfeeder to take home and put in your backyard. Registration for this program will open on June 1st.
For grades: K-5
Discover the awesome and interesting world of microbes with our friends from Alcosan! Registration is required for this event. Registration will open on June 1st.
For grades: K-5
Discover the awesome and interesting world of microbes with our friends from Alcosan! Registration is required for this event. Registration will open on June 1st.
For Adults
Information to come
For Adults
Information to come
Sherri Walewski from Saint Peter & Saint Paul Ukrainian Orthodox Church in Carnegie will show us how to make homemade pierogies! This class will be part demonstration and part hands on. The class will make and cook approximately 1 dozen potatoe and cheese pierogies per person (with prepared dough-recipe provided). Pierogies filled with sauerkraut will be demonstrated.
Each participant must bring a rolling pin and a container to transport their pierogies home.
Eating some of your pierogies there is optional as well.
Cost: $10/person Register and pay by August 5th at the circulation desk at South Fayette Township Library.
Sherri Walewski from Saint Peter & Saint Paul Ukrainian Orthodox Church in Carnegie will show us how to make homemade pierogies! This class will be part demonstration and part hands on. The class will make and cook approximately 1 dozen potatoe and cheese pierogies per person (with prepared dough-recipe provided). Pierogies filled with sauerkraut will be demonstrated.
Each participant must bring a rolling pin and a container to transport their pierogies home.
Eating some of your pierogies there is optional as well.
Cost: $10/person Register and pay by August 5th at the circulation desk at South Fayette Township Library.
Scrabble. Join us for a friendly game of Scrabble. Bring a snack for yourself and a Scrabble board, if you have one. No registration. No fee. This weekly program will be held in the meeting room next to the library.
Scrabble. Join us for a friendly game of Scrabble. Bring a snack for yourself and a Scrabble board, if you have one. No registration. No fee. This weekly program will be held in the meeting room next to the library.
Do you love YA books? Would you like to try a new read? Or just need a fun night to enjoy with some friends? Then come to our easy-going YA Book Club! We'll meet every 2nd Tuesday of the month at Panera Bread on Washington Pike. The best part is that you'll get to pick what books we should be reading for the book club! So, make sure to come with a books-to-read list.
The book we will be reading is TBA.
We will have the books for the book club at both Bridgeville and South Fayette.
Please, register for this event.
Do you love YA books? Would you like to try a new read? Or just need a fun night to enjoy with some friends? Then come to our easy-going YA Book Club! We'll meet every 2nd Tuesday of the month at Panera Bread on Washington Pike. The best part is that you'll get to pick what books we should be reading for the book club! So, make sure to come with a books-to-read list.
The book we will be reading is TBA.
We will have the books for the book club at both Bridgeville and South Fayette.
Please, register for this event.
Ages - For children entering 2nd or 3rd Grade in the fall
Allergen warning - some of the days the program will use rice cereal (digestion), dried peas, or dried wheat (DNA extraction). Children will not be ingesting the materials, but they will be manipulating them to simulate the processes. We will have non-latex, non-powdered gloves available for children.
Currently, the day 2 program involves exploring a real sheep heart. (For children who are averse to this activity, Ms. Judy and Ms. Nicole are researching possible alternative activities.)
This is a 4-Day Program series. You MUST commit to attending ALL FOUR DAYS to register.
GSK Science in the Summer - Free hands-on experience made available by Glaxo Smith Kline, The Franklin Institute, Carnegie Science Center and South Fayette Library. Discover how humans are alike, and what makes us different by breaking down digestion, centering on circulation, mapping the brain and our bio-blue print DNA. Explore the biology of different systems in your body working together to make you, YOU! Create cool take home projects and learn how a future STEM career in the Science of Me can relate to you!
Pre-registration in person is required and paperwork for this free program will be available starting Sat. July 13th @ 10:30 am at the main desk inside the South Fayette Township Library.
Registration paperwork must be filled out and returned to the desk inside the library, before a spot will be guaranteed in this program.
Class sizes are limited to a maximum of 20 students.
Ages - For children entering 2nd or 3rd Grade in the fall
Allergen warning - some of the days the program will use rice cereal (digestion), dried peas, or dried wheat (DNA extraction). Children will not be ingesting the materials, but they will be manipulating them to simulate the processes. We will have non-latex, non-powdered gloves available for children.
Currently, the day 2 program involves exploring a real sheep heart. (For children who are averse to this activity, Ms. Judy and Ms. Nicole are researching possible alternative activities.)
This is a 4-Day Program series. You MUST commit to attending ALL FOUR DAYS to register.
GSK Science in the Summer - Free hands-on experience made available by Glaxo Smith Kline, The Franklin Institute, Carnegie Science Center and South Fayette Library. Discover how humans are alike, and what makes us different by breaking down digestion, centering on circulation, mapping the brain and our bio-blue print DNA. Explore the biology of different systems in your body working together to make you, YOU! Create cool take home projects and learn how a future STEM career in the Science of Me can relate to you!
Pre-registration in person is required and paperwork for this free program will be available starting Sat. July 13th @ 10:30 am at the main desk inside the South Fayette Township Library.
Registration paperwork must be filled out and returned to the desk inside the library, before a spot will be guaranteed in this program.
Class sizes are limited to a maximum of 20 students.
Ages - For children entering 4th through 6th Grade in the fall
Allergen warning - some of the days the program will use rice cereal (digestion), dried peas, or dried wheat (DNA extraction). Children will not be ingesting the materials, but they will be manipulating them to simulate the processes. We will have non-latex, non-powdered gloves available for children.
Currently, the day 2 program involves exploring a real sheep heart. (For children who are averse to this activity, Ms. Judy and Ms. Nicole are researching possible alternative activities.)
This is a 4-Day Program series. You MUST commit to attending ALL FOUR DAYS to register.
GSK Science in the Summer - Free hands-on experience made available by Glaxo Smith Kline, The Franklin Institute, Carnegie Science Center and South Fayette Library. Discover how humans are alike, and what makes us different by breaking down digestion, centering on circulation, mapping the brain and our bio-blue print DNA. Explore the biology of different systems in your body working together to make you, YOU! Create cool take home projects and learn how a future STEM career in the Science of Me can relate to you!
Pre-registration in person is required and paperwork for this free program will be available starting Sat. July 13th @ 10:30 am at the main desk inside the South Fayette Township Library.
Registration paperwork must be filled out and returned to the desk inside the library, before a spot will be guaranteed in this program.
Class sizes are limited to a maximum of 20 students.
Ages - For children entering 4th through 6th Grade in the fall
Allergen warning - some of the days the program will use rice cereal (digestion), dried peas, or dried wheat (DNA extraction). Children will not be ingesting the materials, but they will be manipulating them to simulate the processes. We will have non-latex, non-powdered gloves available for children.
Currently, the day 2 program involves exploring a real sheep heart. (For children who are averse to this activity, Ms. Judy and Ms. Nicole are researching possible alternative activities.)
This is a 4-Day Program series. You MUST commit to attending ALL FOUR DAYS to register.
GSK Science in the Summer - Free hands-on experience made available by Glaxo Smith Kline, The Franklin Institute, Carnegie Science Center and South Fayette Library. Discover how humans are alike, and what makes us different by breaking down digestion, centering on circulation, mapping the brain and our bio-blue print DNA. Explore the biology of different systems in your body working together to make you, YOU! Create cool take home projects and learn how a future STEM career in the Science of Me can relate to you!
Pre-registration in person is required and paperwork for this free program will be available starting Sat. July 13th @ 10:30 am at the main desk inside the South Fayette Township Library.
Registration paperwork must be filled out and returned to the desk inside the library, before a spot will be guaranteed in this program.
Class sizes are limited to a maximum of 20 students.
Unleash your inner artist with this popular new activity. We will provide the coloring pages, markers, colored pencils and crayons. Feel free to bring your own, if you'd like.
No registration. No charge. Offered every Tuesday. Color for as long as you like between 6:00PM and 8:00PM.
Unleash your inner artist with this popular new activity. We will provide the coloring pages, markers, colored pencils and crayons. Feel free to bring your own, if you'd like.
No registration. No charge. Offered every Tuesday. Color for as long as you like between 6:00PM and 8:00PM.
The South Fayette Township Library Board of Trustees meet on the second Tuesday of each month to discuss strategic matters and provide financial oversight. Meetings are open to the public and take place in the large meeting room next to the library. For more information about the library board or if you are interested in joining the library board, please visit our Library Board Page.
The South Fayette Township Library Board of Trustees meet on the second Tuesday of each month to discuss strategic matters and provide financial oversight. Meetings are open to the public and take place in the large meeting room next to the library. For more information about the library board or if you are interested in joining the library board, please visit our Library Board Page.
Ages - For children entering 2nd or 3rd Grade in the fall
Allergen warning - some of the days the program will use rice cereal (digestion), dried peas, or dried wheat (DNA extraction). Children will not be ingesting the materials, but they will be manipulating them to simulate the processes. We will have non-latex, non-powdered gloves available for children.
Currently, the day 2 program involves exploring a real sheep heart. (For children who are averse to this activity, Ms. Judy and Ms. Nicole are researching possible alternative activities.)
This is a 4-Day Program series. You MUST commit to attending ALL FOUR DAYS to register.
GSK Science in the Summer - Free hands-on experience made available by Glaxo Smith Kline, The Franklin Institute, Carnegie Science Center and South Fayette Library. Discover how humans are alike, and what makes us different by breaking down digestion, centering on circulation, mapping the brain and our bio-blue print DNA. Explore the biology of different systems in your body working together to make you, YOU! Create cool take home projects and learn how a future STEM career in the Science of Me can relate to you!
Pre-registration in person is required and paperwork for this free program will be available starting Sat. July 13th @ 10:30 am at the main desk inside the South Fayette Township Library.
Registration paperwork must be filled out and returned to the desk inside the library, before a spot will be guaranteed in this program.
Class sizes are limited to a maximum of 20 students.
Ages - For children entering 2nd or 3rd Grade in the fall
Allergen warning - some of the days the program will use rice cereal (digestion), dried peas, or dried wheat (DNA extraction). Children will not be ingesting the materials, but they will be manipulating them to simulate the processes. We will have non-latex, non-powdered gloves available for children.
Currently, the day 2 program involves exploring a real sheep heart. (For children who are averse to this activity, Ms. Judy and Ms. Nicole are researching possible alternative activities.)
This is a 4-Day Program series. You MUST commit to attending ALL FOUR DAYS to register.
GSK Science in the Summer - Free hands-on experience made available by Glaxo Smith Kline, The Franklin Institute, Carnegie Science Center and South Fayette Library. Discover how humans are alike, and what makes us different by breaking down digestion, centering on circulation, mapping the brain and our bio-blue print DNA. Explore the biology of different systems in your body working together to make you, YOU! Create cool take home projects and learn how a future STEM career in the Science of Me can relate to you!
Pre-registration in person is required and paperwork for this free program will be available starting Sat. July 13th @ 10:30 am at the main desk inside the South Fayette Township Library.
Registration paperwork must be filled out and returned to the desk inside the library, before a spot will be guaranteed in this program.
Class sizes are limited to a maximum of 20 students.
Ages - For children entering 4th through 6th Grade in the fall
Allergen warning - some of the days the program will use rice cereal (digestion), dried peas, or dried wheat (DNA extraction). Children will not be ingesting the materials, but they will be manipulating them to simulate the processes. We will have non-latex, non-powdered gloves available for children.
Currently, the day 2 program involves exploring a real sheep heart. (For children who are averse to this activity, Ms. Judy and Ms. Nicole are researching possible alternative activities.)
This is a 4-Day Program series. You MUST commit to attending ALL FOUR DAYS to register.
GSK Science in the Summer - Free hands-on experience made available by Glaxo Smith Kline, The Franklin Institute, Carnegie Science Center and South Fayette Library. Discover how humans are alike, and what makes us different by breaking down digestion, centering on circulation, mapping the brain and our bio-blue print DNA. Explore the biology of different systems in your body working together to make you, YOU! Create cool take home projects and learn how a future STEM career in the Science of Me can relate to you!
Pre-registration in person is required and paperwork for this free program will be available starting Sat. July 13th @ 10:30 am at the main desk inside the South Fayette Township Library.
Registration paperwork must be filled out and returned to the desk inside the library, before a spot will be guaranteed in this program.
Class sizes are limited to a maximum of 20 students.
Ages - For children entering 4th through 6th Grade in the fall
Allergen warning - some of the days the program will use rice cereal (digestion), dried peas, or dried wheat (DNA extraction). Children will not be ingesting the materials, but they will be manipulating them to simulate the processes. We will have non-latex, non-powdered gloves available for children.
Currently, the day 2 program involves exploring a real sheep heart. (For children who are averse to this activity, Ms. Judy and Ms. Nicole are researching possible alternative activities.)
This is a 4-Day Program series. You MUST commit to attending ALL FOUR DAYS to register.
GSK Science in the Summer - Free hands-on experience made available by Glaxo Smith Kline, The Franklin Institute, Carnegie Science Center and South Fayette Library. Discover how humans are alike, and what makes us different by breaking down digestion, centering on circulation, mapping the brain and our bio-blue print DNA. Explore the biology of different systems in your body working together to make you, YOU! Create cool take home projects and learn how a future STEM career in the Science of Me can relate to you!
Pre-registration in person is required and paperwork for this free program will be available starting Sat. July 13th @ 10:30 am at the main desk inside the South Fayette Township Library.
Registration paperwork must be filled out and returned to the desk inside the library, before a spot will be guaranteed in this program.
Class sizes are limited to a maximum of 20 students.
Ages - For children entering 2nd or 3rd Grade in the fall
Allergen warning - some of the days the program will use rice cereal (digestion), dried peas, or dried wheat (DNA extraction). Children will not be ingesting the materials, but they will be manipulating them to simulate the processes. We will have non-latex, non-powdered gloves available for children.
Currently, the day 2 program involves exploring a real sheep heart. (For children who are averse to this activity, Ms. Judy and Ms. Nicole are researching possible alternative activities.)
This is a 4-Day Program series. You MUST commit to attending ALL FOUR DAYS to register.
GSK Science in the Summer - Free hands-on experience made available by Glaxo Smith Kline, The Franklin Institute, Carnegie Science Center and South Fayette Library. Discover how humans are alike, and what makes us different by breaking down digestion, centering on circulation, mapping the brain and our bio-blue print DNA. Explore the biology of different systems in your body working together to make you, YOU! Create cool take home projects and learn how a future STEM career in the Science of Me can relate to you!
Pre-registration in person is required and paperwork for this free program will be available starting Sat. July 13th @ 10:30 am at the main desk inside the South Fayette Township Library.
Registration paperwork must be filled out and returned to the desk inside the library, before a spot will be guaranteed in this program.
Class sizes are limited to a maximum of 20 students.
Ages - For children entering 2nd or 3rd Grade in the fall
Allergen warning - some of the days the program will use rice cereal (digestion), dried peas, or dried wheat (DNA extraction). Children will not be ingesting the materials, but they will be manipulating them to simulate the processes. We will have non-latex, non-powdered gloves available for children.
Currently, the day 2 program involves exploring a real sheep heart. (For children who are averse to this activity, Ms. Judy and Ms. Nicole are researching possible alternative activities.)
This is a 4-Day Program series. You MUST commit to attending ALL FOUR DAYS to register.
GSK Science in the Summer - Free hands-on experience made available by Glaxo Smith Kline, The Franklin Institute, Carnegie Science Center and South Fayette Library. Discover how humans are alike, and what makes us different by breaking down digestion, centering on circulation, mapping the brain and our bio-blue print DNA. Explore the biology of different systems in your body working together to make you, YOU! Create cool take home projects and learn how a future STEM career in the Science of Me can relate to you!
Pre-registration in person is required and paperwork for this free program will be available starting Sat. July 13th @ 10:30 am at the main desk inside the South Fayette Township Library.
Registration paperwork must be filled out and returned to the desk inside the library, before a spot will be guaranteed in this program.
Class sizes are limited to a maximum of 20 students.
Ages - For children entering 4th through 6th Grade in the fall
Allergen warning - some of the days the program will use rice cereal (digestion), dried peas, or dried wheat (DNA extraction). Children will not be ingesting the materials, but they will be manipulating them to simulate the processes. We will have non-latex, non-powdered gloves available for children.
Currently, the day 2 program involves exploring a real sheep heart. (For children who are averse to this activity, Ms. Judy and Ms. Nicole are researching possible alternative activities.)
This is a 4-Day Program series. You MUST commit to attending ALL FOUR DAYS to register.
GSK Science in the Summer - Free hands-on experience made available by Glaxo Smith Kline, The Franklin Institute, Carnegie Science Center and South Fayette Library. Discover how humans are alike, and what makes us different by breaking down digestion, centering on circulation, mapping the brain and our bio-blue print DNA. Explore the biology of different systems in your body working together to make you, YOU! Create cool take home projects and learn how a future STEM career in the Science of Me can relate to you!
Pre-registration in person is required and paperwork for this free program will be available starting Sat. July 13th @ 10:30 am at the main desk inside the South Fayette Township Library.
Registration paperwork must be filled out and returned to the desk inside the library, before a spot will be guaranteed in this program.
Class sizes are limited to a maximum of 20 students.
Ages - For children entering 4th through 6th Grade in the fall
Allergen warning - some of the days the program will use rice cereal (digestion), dried peas, or dried wheat (DNA extraction). Children will not be ingesting the materials, but they will be manipulating them to simulate the processes. We will have non-latex, non-powdered gloves available for children.
Currently, the day 2 program involves exploring a real sheep heart. (For children who are averse to this activity, Ms. Judy and Ms. Nicole are researching possible alternative activities.)
This is a 4-Day Program series. You MUST commit to attending ALL FOUR DAYS to register.
GSK Science in the Summer - Free hands-on experience made available by Glaxo Smith Kline, The Franklin Institute, Carnegie Science Center and South Fayette Library. Discover how humans are alike, and what makes us different by breaking down digestion, centering on circulation, mapping the brain and our bio-blue print DNA. Explore the biology of different systems in your body working together to make you, YOU! Create cool take home projects and learn how a future STEM career in the Science of Me can relate to you!
Pre-registration in person is required and paperwork for this free program will be available starting Sat. July 13th @ 10:30 am at the main desk inside the South Fayette Township Library.
Registration paperwork must be filled out and returned to the desk inside the library, before a spot will be guaranteed in this program.
Class sizes are limited to a maximum of 20 students.
For All Ages
Design and create you very own locker accessories before school starts! Registration for this program will open on June 1st.
For All Ages
Design and create you very own locker accessories before school starts! Registration for this program will open on June 1st.
Ages - For children entering 2nd or 3rd Grade in the fall
Allergen warning - some of the days the program will use rice cereal (digestion), dried peas, or dried wheat (DNA extraction). Children will not be ingesting the materials, but they will be manipulating them to simulate the processes. We will have non-latex, non-powdered gloves available for children.
Currently, the day 2 program involves exploring a real sheep heart. (For children who are averse to this activity, Ms. Judy and Ms. Nicole are researching possible alternative activities.)
This is a 4-Day Program series. You MUST commit to attending ALL FOUR DAYS to register.
GSK Science in the Summer - Free hands-on experience made available by Glaxo Smith Kline, The Franklin Institute, Carnegie Science Center and South Fayette Library. Discover how humans are alike, and what makes us different by breaking down digestion, centering on circulation, mapping the brain and our bio-blue print DNA. Explore the biology of different systems in your body working together to make you, YOU! Create cool take home projects and learn how a future STEM career in the Science of Me can relate to you!
Pre-registration in person is required and paperwork for this free program will be available starting Sat. July 13th @ 10:30 am at the main desk inside the South Fayette Township Library.
Registration paperwork must be filled out and returned to the desk inside the library, before a spot will be guaranteed in this program.
Class sizes are limited to a maximum of 20 students.
Ages - For children entering 2nd or 3rd Grade in the fall
Allergen warning - some of the days the program will use rice cereal (digestion), dried peas, or dried wheat (DNA extraction). Children will not be ingesting the materials, but they will be manipulating them to simulate the processes. We will have non-latex, non-powdered gloves available for children.
Currently, the day 2 program involves exploring a real sheep heart. (For children who are averse to this activity, Ms. Judy and Ms. Nicole are researching possible alternative activities.)
This is a 4-Day Program series. You MUST commit to attending ALL FOUR DAYS to register.
GSK Science in the Summer - Free hands-on experience made available by Glaxo Smith Kline, The Franklin Institute, Carnegie Science Center and South Fayette Library. Discover how humans are alike, and what makes us different by breaking down digestion, centering on circulation, mapping the brain and our bio-blue print DNA. Explore the biology of different systems in your body working together to make you, YOU! Create cool take home projects and learn how a future STEM career in the Science of Me can relate to you!
Pre-registration in person is required and paperwork for this free program will be available starting Sat. July 13th @ 10:30 am at the main desk inside the South Fayette Township Library.
Registration paperwork must be filled out and returned to the desk inside the library, before a spot will be guaranteed in this program.
Class sizes are limited to a maximum of 20 students.
Ages - For children entering 4th through 6th Grade in the fall
Allergen warning - some of the days the program will use rice cereal (digestion), dried peas, or dried wheat (DNA extraction). Children will not be ingesting the materials, but they will be manipulating them to simulate the processes. We will have non-latex, non-powdered gloves available for children.
Currently, the day 2 program involves exploring a real sheep heart. (For children who are averse to this activity, Ms. Judy and Ms. Nicole are researching possible alternative activities.)
This is a 4-Day Program series. You MUST commit to attending ALL FOUR DAYS to register.
GSK Science in the Summer - Free hands-on experience made available by Glaxo Smith Kline, The Franklin Institute, Carnegie Science Center and South Fayette Library. Discover how humans are alike, and what makes us different by breaking down digestion, centering on circulation, mapping the brain and our bio-blue print DNA. Explore the biology of different systems in your body working together to make you, YOU! Create cool take home projects and learn how a future STEM career in the Science of Me can relate to you!
Pre-registration in person is required and paperwork for this free program will be available starting Sat. July 13th @ 10:30 am at the main desk inside the South Fayette Township Library.
Registration paperwork must be filled out and returned to the desk inside the library, before a spot will be guaranteed in this program.
Class sizes are limited to a maximum of 20 students.
Ages - For children entering 4th through 6th Grade in the fall
Allergen warning - some of the days the program will use rice cereal (digestion), dried peas, or dried wheat (DNA extraction). Children will not be ingesting the materials, but they will be manipulating them to simulate the processes. We will have non-latex, non-powdered gloves available for children.
Currently, the day 2 program involves exploring a real sheep heart. (For children who are averse to this activity, Ms. Judy and Ms. Nicole are researching possible alternative activities.)
This is a 4-Day Program series. You MUST commit to attending ALL FOUR DAYS to register.
GSK Science in the Summer - Free hands-on experience made available by Glaxo Smith Kline, The Franklin Institute, Carnegie Science Center and South Fayette Library. Discover how humans are alike, and what makes us different by breaking down digestion, centering on circulation, mapping the brain and our bio-blue print DNA. Explore the biology of different systems in your body working together to make you, YOU! Create cool take home projects and learn how a future STEM career in the Science of Me can relate to you!
Pre-registration in person is required and paperwork for this free program will be available starting Sat. July 13th @ 10:30 am at the main desk inside the South Fayette Township Library.
Registration paperwork must be filled out and returned to the desk inside the library, before a spot will be guaranteed in this program.
Class sizes are limited to a maximum of 20 students.
Get ready for the SATs with Omega Learning! The test results will be available within the following week of the practice test, but you must schedule a time to meet at Omega Learning's facility to receive your child's results. Registration is required for this event.
Get ready for the SATs with Omega Learning! The test results will be available within the following week of the practice test, but you must schedule a time to meet at Omega Learning's facility to receive your child's results. Registration is required for this event.
Scrabble. Join us for a friendly game of Scrabble. Bring a snack for yourself and a Scrabble board, if you have one. No registration. No fee. This weekly program will be held in the meeting room next to the library.
Scrabble. Join us for a friendly game of Scrabble. Bring a snack for yourself and a Scrabble board, if you have one. No registration. No fee. This weekly program will be held in the meeting room next to the library.
Unleash your inner artist with this popular new activity. We will provide the coloring pages, markers, colored pencils and crayons. Feel free to bring your own, if you'd like.
No registration. No charge. Offered every Tuesday. Color for as long as you like between 6:00PM and 8:00PM.
Unleash your inner artist with this popular new activity. We will provide the coloring pages, markers, colored pencils and crayons. Feel free to bring your own, if you'd like.
No registration. No charge. Offered every Tuesday. Color for as long as you like between 6:00PM and 8:00PM.
Pre-walkers, Toddlers, their caregivers and older siblings will enjoy 20 minutes of reading, song, sign language, networking and early literacy activities. Come sing songs, play games, hear stories and learn fun new activities to try at home.
Please register only once for any and all toddler storytimes. This way we can contact you via email if the schedule changes.
Pre-walkers, Toddlers, their caregivers and older siblings will enjoy 20 minutes of reading, song, sign language, networking and early literacy activities. Come sing songs, play games, hear stories and learn fun new activities to try at home.
Please register only once for any and all toddler storytimes. This way we can contact you via email if the schedule changes.
Ages 2 - 5 yrs.
Sensory storytime is a welcoming, friendly environment for children with special needs, and all children are welcome.
During our special storytime, we will read, sing songs, and do rhymes in a unique way. After our storytime we will play with sensory activities!
Ages 2 - 5 yrs.
Sensory storytime is a welcoming, friendly environment for children with special needs, and all children are welcome.
During our special storytime, we will read, sing songs, and do rhymes in a unique way. After our storytime we will play with sensory activities!
For Adults
Information to come
For Adults
Information to come
Scrabble. Join us for a friendly game of Scrabble. Bring a snack for yourself and a Scrabble board, if you have one. No registration. No fee. This weekly program will be held in the meeting room next to the library.
