Monday* & Wednesday: 10:00am to 8:00pm
Tuesday & Thursday: 10:00am to 9:00pm
Friday*: 10:00am to 6:00pm
Saturday: 10:00am to 5:00pm
Sunday: 1:00pm to 5:00pm (Closed Sundays from Memorial Weekend to Labor Day Weekend)
*The Adult Department opens at 8:30am on Mondays and Fridays for quiet work. The Children's Department opens at 10:00am.
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Following the horrific action of one individual on October 27 of last year, at the Tree of Life Synagogue, thousands of people from across the country and world responded with love and kindness. Our Library community was no exception. Countless parents and caregivers have asked “how can we help?,” and “how can we continue to show our kids that this is not the way we want to live?” In 2019 and beyond the Shaler North Hills Library will be consciously and deliberately making an effort to provide opportunities for discussion, growth, caring and sharing. We are providing an opportunity for children, tweens, teens, caregivers and adults to express their thoughts and feelings through artistic expression, be it through the written word, photography, sketching or even fingerpainting. We will be accepting entries during the month of January at the Youth Services Desk in the Children’s Department. Visit the art on display in our Community Room beginning February 1. Join us for a closing reception on Friday, March 1 at 7:00pm. We are better together!
Following the horrific action of one individual on October 27 of last year, at the Tree of Life Synagogue, thousands of people from across the country and world responded with love and kindness. Our Library community was no exception. Countless parents and caregivers have asked “how can we help?,” and “how can we continue to show our kids that this is not the way we want to live?” In 2019 and beyond the Shaler North Hills Library will be consciously and deliberately making an effort to provide opportunities for discussion, growth, caring and sharing. We are providing an opportunity for children, tweens, teens, caregivers and adults to express their thoughts and feelings through artistic expression, be it through the written word, photography, sketching or even fingerpainting. We will be accepting entries during the month of January at the Youth Services Desk in the Children’s Department. Visit the art on display in our Community Room beginning February 1. Join us for a closing reception on Friday, March 1 at 7:00pm. We are better together!
Seeking fellow adult musicians to join an informal monthly gathering in the North Hills. If you are interested in chamber music, please sign up at the Library Circulation Desk with your name, email, phone number, and the instrument(s) you play, or contact Anthony Giampolo at ChamberMusic@Musician.org Let’s play the classics and discover some new music together! All ability levels welcome (ages 18 and up).
Seeking fellow adult musicians to join an informal monthly gathering in the North Hills. If you are interested in chamber music, please sign up at the Library Circulation Desk with your name, email, phone number, and the instrument(s) you play, or contact Anthony Giampolo at ChamberMusic@Musician.org Let’s play the classics and discover some new music together! All ability levels welcome (ages 18 and up).
Have you always wanted to learn how to knit and/or crochet? Or just want to meet with other knitters/crocheters to work on your project? Do you want to make some great beginner projects with our expertise? We have supplies to get you started! Enjoy the company of others as we relax knitting and crocheting by the books on Sunday afternoons from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. Join the SNHL Needles and Hooks by the Books knit and crochet group! No registration necessary. Contact Reference Services with any questions.
Have you always wanted to learn how to knit and/or crochet? Or just want to meet with other knitters/crocheters to work on your project? Do you want to make some great beginner projects with our expertise? We have supplies to get you started! Enjoy the company of others as we relax knitting and crocheting by the books on Sunday afternoons from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. Join the SNHL Needles and Hooks by the Books knit and crochet group! No registration necessary. Contact Reference Services with any questions.
Following the horrific action of one individual on October 27 of last year, at the Tree of Life Synagogue, thousands of people from across the country and world responded with love and kindness. Our Library community was no exception. Countless parents and caregivers have asked “how can we help?,” and “how can we continue to show our kids that this is not the way we want to live?” In 2019 and beyond the Shaler North Hills Library will be consciously and deliberately making an effort to provide opportunities for discussion, growth, caring and sharing. We are providing an opportunity for children, tweens, teens, caregivers and adults to express their thoughts and feelings through artistic expression, be it through the written word, photography, sketching or even fingerpainting. We will be accepting entries during the month of January at the Youth Services Desk in the Children’s Department. Visit the art on display in our Community Room beginning February 1. Join us for a closing reception on Friday, March 1 at 7:00pm. We are better together!
Following the horrific action of one individual on October 27 of last year, at the Tree of Life Synagogue, thousands of people from across the country and world responded with love and kindness. Our Library community was no exception. Countless parents and caregivers have asked “how can we help?,” and “how can we continue to show our kids that this is not the way we want to live?” In 2019 and beyond the Shaler North Hills Library will be consciously and deliberately making an effort to provide opportunities for discussion, growth, caring and sharing. We are providing an opportunity for children, tweens, teens, caregivers and adults to express their thoughts and feelings through artistic expression, be it through the written word, photography, sketching or even fingerpainting. We will be accepting entries during the month of January at the Youth Services Desk in the Children’s Department. Visit the art on display in our Community Room beginning February 1. Join us for a closing reception on Friday, March 1 at 7:00pm. We are better together!
Class focuses on stretching, balance, bondy toning and Tai Chi. The class is offered twice per week, Monday & Friday mornings. Cost is $2.00 per class, $10.00 per month, or $100.00 for the entire year. Drop-ins allowed. Must complete waiver to attend.
Sign-in and pay at the Circulation Desk. Fees are payable to Shaler North Hills Library.
Class focuses on stretching, balance, bondy toning and Tai Chi. The class is offered twice per week, Monday & Friday mornings. Cost is $2.00 per class, $10.00 per month, or $100.00 for the entire year. Drop-ins allowed. Must complete waiver to attend.
Sign-in and pay at the Circulation Desk. Fees are payable to Shaler North Hills Library.
This group of adults gathers weekly to play a varitey of card games. From 500 bid to pinochle to other favorites. Please come and meet new friends, hone your card-playing skills, and maybe learn new card games. Meets weekly. No registration required. Contact Reference Services with questions.
This group of adults gathers weekly to play a varitey of card games. From 500 bid to pinochle to other favorites. Please come and meet new friends, hone your card-playing skills, and maybe learn new card games. Meets weekly. No registration required. Contact Reference Services with questions.
Lunch Bunch Sponsored by Ed and Mark’s Shop ‘n Save -
Bring your lunch and we’ll supply the drink. We will explore a different theme each week through seasonal games, stories and songs. Sponsored by Ed and Mark’s Shop ‘n Save! For children ages 4, 5 and 6, without a caregiver. Mondays: January 7 through May 13 from 12:15 to 1:00pm and Fridays: January 11 through May 17 from 12:15 to 1:00pm. The Library will be closed on January 25 for Staff Development and on April 19 in observance of Good Friday.
Lunch Bunch Sponsored by Ed and Mark’s Shop ‘n Save -
Bring your lunch and we’ll supply the drink. We will explore a different theme each week through seasonal games, stories and songs. Sponsored by Ed and Mark’s Shop ‘n Save! For children ages 4, 5 and 6, without a caregiver. Mondays: January 7 through May 13 from 12:15 to 1:00pm and Fridays: January 11 through May 17 from 12:15 to 1:00pm. The Library will be closed on January 25 for Staff Development and on April 19 in observance of Good Friday.
This form of Tai Chi was created by a team of medical doctors. It is specifically designed for those who experience Arthritis, Neuropathy, Balance Issues, Joint replacement, Systemic disorders, and Weakness of the limbs and a loss of Flexibility. Wear loose clothes and shoes without heels.
Ten week session. Fee: $5/session. Pay directly to the instructor.
This form of Tai Chi was created by a team of medical doctors. It is specifically designed for those who experience Arthritis, Neuropathy, Balance Issues, Joint replacement, Systemic disorders, and Weakness of the limbs and a loss of Flexibility. Wear loose clothes and shoes without heels.
Ten week session. Fee: $5/session. Pay directly to the instructor.
Following the horrific action of one individual on October 27 of last year, at the Tree of Life Synagogue, thousands of people from across the country and world responded with love and kindness. Our Library community was no exception. Countless parents and caregivers have asked “how can we help?,” and “how can we continue to show our kids that this is not the way we want to live?” In 2019 and beyond the Shaler North Hills Library will be consciously and deliberately making an effort to provide opportunities for discussion, growth, caring and sharing. We are providing an opportunity for children, tweens, teens, caregivers and adults to express their thoughts and feelings through artistic expression, be it through the written word, photography, sketching or even fingerpainting. We will be accepting entries during the month of January at the Youth Services Desk in the Children’s Department. Visit the art on display in our Community Room beginning February 1. Join us for a closing reception on Friday, March 1 at 7:00pm. We are better together!
Following the horrific action of one individual on October 27 of last year, at the Tree of Life Synagogue, thousands of people from across the country and world responded with love and kindness. Our Library community was no exception. Countless parents and caregivers have asked “how can we help?,” and “how can we continue to show our kids that this is not the way we want to live?” In 2019 and beyond the Shaler North Hills Library will be consciously and deliberately making an effort to provide opportunities for discussion, growth, caring and sharing. We are providing an opportunity for children, tweens, teens, caregivers and adults to express their thoughts and feelings through artistic expression, be it through the written word, photography, sketching or even fingerpainting. We will be accepting entries during the month of January at the Youth Services Desk in the Children’s Department. Visit the art on display in our Community Room beginning February 1. Join us for a closing reception on Friday, March 1 at 7:00pm. We are better together!
Your daughter bought you that new Kindle to read eBooks; your son bought you an iPad so you can stay in touch with the grandkids. Feeling overwhelmed? Let the library staff help you out! We’ll be offering several sessions where you can bring in your new electronic device (laptop, tablet, ereader, Kindle, phone) and get you up and running. Bring your device, your charging cord, any log-ins and passwords, and your library card. All participants will be entered into a raffle for some fun ‘computer’ prizes too!
These are open sessions when you may arrive at any time during the two hours. Please register as space is limited.
Getting started on your device: Tuesdays in January (beginning the 15th) from 11:00am to 1:00pm.
Staff will guide you on the basics—how to get onto Wi-Fi, how to find and load apps, how to check your email, how to take and access your photos.
Your daughter bought you that new Kindle to read eBooks; your son bought you an iPad so you can stay in touch with the grandkids. Feeling overwhelmed? Let the library staff help you out! We’ll be offering several sessions where you can bring in your new electronic device (laptop, tablet, ereader, Kindle, phone) and get you up and running. Bring your device, your charging cord, any log-ins and passwords, and your library card. All participants will be entered into a raffle for some fun ‘computer’ prizes too!
These are open sessions when you may arrive at any time during the two hours. Please register as space is limited.
Getting started on your device: Tuesdays in January (beginning the 15th) from 11:00am to 1:00pm.
Staff will guide you on the basics—how to get onto Wi-Fi, how to find and load apps, how to check your email, how to take and access your photos.
This group of adults gathers weekly to play a varitey of card games. From 500 bid to pinochle to other favorites. Please come and meet new friends, hone your card-playing skills, and maybe learn new card games. Meets weekly. No registration required. Contact Reference Services with questions.
This group of adults gathers weekly to play a varitey of card games. From 500 bid to pinochle to other favorites. Please come and meet new friends, hone your card-playing skills, and maybe learn new card games. Meets weekly. No registration required. Contact Reference Services with questions.
Dress-Up Storytime - A great opportunity for imagination and play and great stories! For children ages 3 and up, with a caregiver. Tuesdays: January 8 through May 14 at 1:15pm
Dress-Up Storytime - A great opportunity for imagination and play and great stories! For children ages 3 and up, with a caregiver. Tuesdays: January 8 through May 14 at 1:15pm
Construction Zone – For families of toddlers and preschoolers, use our blocks and other building materials to create! A great STEM activity! Tuesdays: January 8 through May 14 at 6:30pm
Construction Zone – For families of toddlers and preschoolers, use our blocks and other building materials to create! A great STEM activity! Tuesdays: January 8 through May 14 at 6:30pm
Who Was… – Learn the incredible stories of trailblazers, legends, innovators, and creators as we investigate history and create related crafts. Tuesdays: January 8 – February 26 at 6:30 PM Grades K-6
Who Was… – Learn the incredible stories of trailblazers, legends, innovators, and creators as we investigate history and create related crafts. Tuesdays: January 8 – February 26 at 6:30 PM Grades K-6
Following the horrific action of one individual on October 27 of last year, at the Tree of Life Synagogue, thousands of people from across the country and world responded with love and kindness. Our Library community was no exception. Countless parents and caregivers have asked “how can we help?,” and “how can we continue to show our kids that this is not the way we want to live?” In 2019 and beyond the Shaler North Hills Library will be consciously and deliberately making an effort to provide opportunities for discussion, growth, caring and sharing. We are providing an opportunity for children, tweens, teens, caregivers and adults to express their thoughts and feelings through artistic expression, be it through the written word, photography, sketching or even fingerpainting. We will be accepting entries during the month of January at the Youth Services Desk in the Children’s Department. Visit the art on display in our Community Room beginning February 1. Join us for a closing reception on Friday, March 1 at 7:00pm. We are better together!
Following the horrific action of one individual on October 27 of last year, at the Tree of Life Synagogue, thousands of people from across the country and world responded with love and kindness. Our Library community was no exception. Countless parents and caregivers have asked “how can we help?,” and “how can we continue to show our kids that this is not the way we want to live?” In 2019 and beyond the Shaler North Hills Library will be consciously and deliberately making an effort to provide opportunities for discussion, growth, caring and sharing. We are providing an opportunity for children, tweens, teens, caregivers and adults to express their thoughts and feelings through artistic expression, be it through the written word, photography, sketching or even fingerpainting. We will be accepting entries during the month of January at the Youth Services Desk in the Children’s Department. Visit the art on display in our Community Room beginning February 1. Join us for a closing reception on Friday, March 1 at 7:00pm. We are better together!
Community-led discussion group. New members are welcome as we discuss and mediatte on Eckhart Tolle's works. Meets weekly. No registration required. For more information, contact Ken Herbold at 412-877-8287.
Community-led discussion group. New members are welcome as we discuss and mediatte on Eckhart Tolle's works. Meets weekly. No registration required. For more information, contact Ken Herbold at 412-877-8287.
Love a true story? Interested in exploring different subjects or learning more about famous people? This book group reads the latest nonfiction books and biographies. Meets monthly. No registration required. Contact Adult Services.
Love a true story? Interested in exploring different subjects or learning more about famous people? This book group reads the latest nonfiction books and biographies. Meets monthly. No registration required. Contact Adult Services.
Bring your knitting or crochet projects and join us for an hour of fellowship and information sharing. Meets weekly, downstairs in the Large Print Room. No registration required. Contact reference services with questions.
Bring your knitting or crochet projects and join us for an hour of fellowship and information sharing. Meets weekly, downstairs in the Large Print Room. No registration required. Contact reference services with questions.
Storytime Chess NEW SESSION - Learn the basics of chess through this fun and interactive program. At each session we will learn about a different piece and why it moves in the way it does. If you have already taken these classes in the fall, please note that this is a re-running of that class. Caregivers are encouraged to attend. Wednesdays: January 9 & 23, February 13 & 27 at 4:30pm
Storytime Chess NEW SESSION - Learn the basics of chess through this fun and interactive program. At each session we will learn about a different piece and why it moves in the way it does. If you have already taken these classes in the fall, please note that this is a re-running of that class. Caregivers are encouraged to attend. Wednesdays: January 9 & 23, February 13 & 27 at 4:30pm
Exceptionally Excellent Evenings - For children and caregivers of children with sensory integration challenges and/or unique
abilities. A quieter, gentler evening, taking into account each child’s special qualities. Wednesdays: January 23, February 20 and March 20 at 6:30pm
Exceptionally Excellent Evenings - For children and caregivers of children with sensory integration challenges and/or unique
abilities. A quieter, gentler evening, taking into account each child’s special qualities. Wednesdays: January 23, February 20 and March 20 at 6:30pm
Parachute Play at Night- Play with the ‘chute as the sun-sets! Toddlers and preschoolers, with a caregiver. Wednesdays: January 9 through May 15 at 6:30pm
Parachute Play at Night- Play with the ‘chute as the sun-sets! Toddlers and preschoolers, with a caregiver. Wednesdays: January 9 through May 15 at 6:30pm
Following the horrific action of one individual on October 27 of last year, at the Tree of Life Synagogue, thousands of people from across the country and world responded with love and kindness. Our Library community was no exception. Countless parents and caregivers have asked “how can we help?,” and “how can we continue to show our kids that this is not the way we want to live?” In 2019 and beyond the Shaler North Hills Library will be consciously and deliberately making an effort to provide opportunities for discussion, growth, caring and sharing. We are providing an opportunity for children, tweens, teens, caregivers and adults to express their thoughts and feelings through artistic expression, be it through the written word, photography, sketching or even fingerpainting. We will be accepting entries during the month of January at the Youth Services Desk in the Children’s Department. Visit the art on display in our Community Room beginning February 1. Join us for a closing reception on Friday, March 1 at 7:00pm. We are better together!
Following the horrific action of one individual on October 27 of last year, at the Tree of Life Synagogue, thousands of people from across the country and world responded with love and kindness. Our Library community was no exception. Countless parents and caregivers have asked “how can we help?,” and “how can we continue to show our kids that this is not the way we want to live?” In 2019 and beyond the Shaler North Hills Library will be consciously and deliberately making an effort to provide opportunities for discussion, growth, caring and sharing. We are providing an opportunity for children, tweens, teens, caregivers and adults to express their thoughts and feelings through artistic expression, be it through the written word, photography, sketching or even fingerpainting. We will be accepting entries during the month of January at the Youth Services Desk in the Children’s Department. Visit the art on display in our Community Room beginning February 1. Join us for a closing reception on Friday, March 1 at 7:00pm. We are better together!
Your daughter bought you that new Kindle to read eBooks; your son bought you an iPad so you can stay in touch with the grandkids. Feeling overwhelmed? Let the library staff help you out! We’ll be offering several sessions where you can bring in your new electronic device (laptop, tablet, ereader, Kindle, phone) and get you up and running. Bring your device, your charging cord, any log-ins and passwords, and your library card. All participants will be entered into a raffle for some fun ‘computer’ prizes too!
These are open sessions when you may arrive at any time during the two hours. Please register as space is limited.
Electronic books, audiobooks, magazines, movies, and TV: Thursdays in January (beginning January 10th) from 11:00am to 1:00pm.
Learn how to use the Library’s free services (Overdrive, Hoopla, Flipster) to have access to all sorts of electronic items from books to movies.
Your daughter bought you that new Kindle to read eBooks; your son bought you an iPad so you can stay in touch with the grandkids. Feeling overwhelmed? Let the library staff help you out! We’ll be offering several sessions where you can bring in your new electronic device (laptop, tablet, ereader, Kindle, phone) and get you up and running. Bring your device, your charging cord, any log-ins and passwords, and your library card. All participants will be entered into a raffle for some fun ‘computer’ prizes too!
These are open sessions when you may arrive at any time during the two hours. Please register as space is limited.
Electronic books, audiobooks, magazines, movies, and TV: Thursdays in January (beginning January 10th) from 11:00am to 1:00pm.
Learn how to use the Library’s free services (Overdrive, Hoopla, Flipster) to have access to all sorts of electronic items from books to movies.
Discovery Kids - For ages 3 and up and features nonfiction topics each week and learning labs. On the first Thursday of the month, there will be no class. Please join us for Art from the Start and Dance Party instead! Thursdays: January 10 through May 16 at 11:15am
Discovery Kids - For ages 3 and up and features nonfiction topics each week and learning labs. On the first Thursday of the month, there will be no class. Please join us for Art from the Start and Dance Party instead! Thursdays: January 10 through May 16 at 11:15am
Do you write stories, fanfiction, poetry, or blog posts? Need help picking the perfect character names? Join our weekly writing group and meet other writers! Talk, work on an existing project, or try a writing prompt. (And eat snacks!) No registration required.
Thursdays, January 3 - May 30
CONTACT: Rachel Ross 412-486-0211 rossr@einetwork.net
Do you write stories, fanfiction, poetry, or blog posts? Need help picking the perfect character names? Join our weekly writing group and meet other writers! Talk, work on an existing project, or try a writing prompt. (And eat snacks!) No registration required.
Thursdays, January 3 - May 30
CONTACT:
Rachel Ross
412.486.0211
rossr@einetwork.net
Kindness in Action – Explore the positive results of spreading kindness as we explore many ways to care for others, for the environment and for our community. Thursdays: January 10 – February 28 at 6:30 PM
Kindness in Action – Explore the positive results of spreading kindness as we explore many ways to care for others, for the environment and for our community. Thursdays: January 10 – February 28 at 6:30 PM
Meets every Thursday at 7pm. No registration required. Led by artists William Rock. Artists and creators of all walks are invited to share their experience and expertise. Various guest artiss are scheduled from time to time. Check the Library newsletter for details.
Join us this evening to meet Paige Tibbe, a visual artist based in Pittsburgh. Currently, she is dedicated to portraiture and figurative forms. She works in oil paint, graphite, and charcoal.
Meets every Thursday at 7pm. No registration required. Led by artists William Rock. Artists and creators of all walks are invited to share their experience and expertise. Various guest artiss are scheduled from time to time. Check the Library newsletter for details.
Join us this evening to meet Paige Tibbe, a visual artist based in Pittsburgh. Currently, she is dedicated to portraiture and figurative forms. She works in oil paint, graphite, and charcoal.
Following the horrific action of one individual on October 27 of last year, at the Tree of Life Synagogue, thousands of people from across the country and world responded with love and kindness. Our Library community was no exception. Countless parents and caregivers have asked “how can we help?,” and “how can we continue to show our kids that this is not the way we want to live?” In 2019 and beyond the Shaler North Hills Library will be consciously and deliberately making an effort to provide opportunities for discussion, growth, caring and sharing. We are providing an opportunity for children, tweens, teens, caregivers and adults to express their thoughts and feelings through artistic expression, be it through the written word, photography, sketching or even fingerpainting. We will be accepting entries during the month of January at the Youth Services Desk in the Children’s Department. Visit the art on display in our Community Room beginning February 1. Join us for a closing reception on Friday, March 1 at 7:00pm. We are better together!
Following the horrific action of one individual on October 27 of last year, at the Tree of Life Synagogue, thousands of people from across the country and world responded with love and kindness. Our Library community was no exception. Countless parents and caregivers have asked “how can we help?,” and “how can we continue to show our kids that this is not the way we want to live?” In 2019 and beyond the Shaler North Hills Library will be consciously and deliberately making an effort to provide opportunities for discussion, growth, caring and sharing. We are providing an opportunity for children, tweens, teens, caregivers and adults to express their thoughts and feelings through artistic expression, be it through the written word, photography, sketching or even fingerpainting. We will be accepting entries during the month of January at the Youth Services Desk in the Children’s Department. Visit the art on display in our Community Room beginning February 1. Join us for a closing reception on Friday, March 1 at 7:00pm. We are better together!
Following the horrific action of one individual on October 27 of last year, at the Tree of Life Synagogue, thousands of people from across the country and world responded with love and kindness. Our Library community was no exception. Countless parents and caregivers have asked “how can we help?,” and “how can we continue to show our kids that this is not the way we want to live?” In 2019 and beyond the Shaler North Hills Library will be consciously and deliberately making an effort to provide opportunities for discussion, growth, caring and sharing. We are providing an opportunity for children, tweens, teens, caregivers and adults to express their thoughts and feelings through artistic expression, be it through the written word, photography, sketching or even fingerpainting. We will be accepting entries during the month of January at the Youth Services Desk in the Children’s Department. Visit the art on display in our Community Room beginning February 1. Join us for a closing reception on Friday, March 1 at 7:00pm. We are better together!
Following the horrific action of one individual on October 27 of last year, at the Tree of Life Synagogue, thousands of people from across the country and world responded with love and kindness. Our Library community was no exception. Countless parents and caregivers have asked “how can we help?,” and “how can we continue to show our kids that this is not the way we want to live?” In 2019 and beyond the Shaler North Hills Library will be consciously and deliberately making an effort to provide opportunities for discussion, growth, caring and sharing. We are providing an opportunity for children, tweens, teens, caregivers and adults to express their thoughts and feelings through artistic expression, be it through the written word, photography, sketching or even fingerpainting. We will be accepting entries during the month of January at the Youth Services Desk in the Children’s Department. Visit the art on display in our Community Room beginning February 1. Join us for a closing reception on Friday, March 1 at 7:00pm. We are better together!
Come, bring your favorite doll, if you like! Stories, crafts, and a look back in time. For those in grades K and up. As a courtesy please register for each program to ensure sufficient supplies are available. Many thanks!
Saturdays: January 26 (Z Yang), February 23 ( Nanea Mitchell), March 30 (Luciana Vega),
April 27 (TBA 2019 Doll of the Year) & May 18 ( Isabelle Palmer)
Come, bring your favorite doll, if you like! Stories, crafts, and a look back in time. For those in grades K and up. As a courtesy please register for each program to ensure sufficient supplies are available. Many thanks!
Saturdays: January 26 (Z Yang), February 23 ( Nanea Mitchell), March 30 (Luciana Vega),
April 27 (TBA 2019 Doll of the Year) & May 18 ( Isabelle Palmer)
Following the horrific action of one individual on October 27 of last year, at the Tree of Life Synagogue, thousands of people from across the country and world responded with love and kindness. Our Library community was no exception. Countless parents and caregivers have asked “how can we help?,” and “how can we continue to show our kids that this is not the way we want to live?” In 2019 and beyond the Shaler North Hills Library will be consciously and deliberately making an effort to provide opportunities for discussion, growth, caring and sharing. We are providing an opportunity for children, tweens, teens, caregivers and adults to express their thoughts and feelings through artistic expression, be it through the written word, photography, sketching or even fingerpainting. We will be accepting entries during the month of January at the Youth Services Desk in the Children’s Department. Visit the art on display in our Community Room beginning February 1. Join us for a closing reception on Friday, March 1 at 7:00pm. We are better together!
Following the horrific action of one individual on October 27 of last year, at the Tree of Life Synagogue, thousands of people from across the country and world responded with love and kindness. Our Library community was no exception. Countless parents and caregivers have asked “how can we help?,” and “how can we continue to show our kids that this is not the way we want to live?” In 2019 and beyond the Shaler North Hills Library will be consciously and deliberately making an effort to provide opportunities for discussion, growth, caring and sharing. We are providing an opportunity for children, tweens, teens, caregivers and adults to express their thoughts and feelings through artistic expression, be it through the written word, photography, sketching or even fingerpainting. We will be accepting entries during the month of January at the Youth Services Desk in the Children’s Department. Visit the art on display in our Community Room beginning February 1. Join us for a closing reception on Friday, March 1 at 7:00pm. We are better together!
Have you always wanted to learn how to knit and/or crochet? Or just want to meet with other knitters/crocheters to work on your project? Do you want to make some great beginner projects with our expertise? We have supplies to get you started! Enjoy the company of others as we relax knitting and crocheting by the books on Sunday afternoons from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. Join the SNHL Needles and Hooks by the Books knit and crochet group! No registration necessary. Contact Reference Services with any questions.
Have you always wanted to learn how to knit and/or crochet? Or just want to meet with other knitters/crocheters to work on your project? Do you want to make some great beginner projects with our expertise? We have supplies to get you started! Enjoy the company of others as we relax knitting and crocheting by the books on Sunday afternoons from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. Join the SNHL Needles and Hooks by the Books knit and crochet group! No registration necessary. Contact Reference Services with any questions.
Following the horrific action of one individual on October 27 of last year, at the Tree of Life Synagogue, thousands of people from across the country and world responded with love and kindness. Our Library community was no exception. Countless parents and caregivers have asked “how can we help?,” and “how can we continue to show our kids that this is not the way we want to live?” In 2019 and beyond the Shaler North Hills Library will be consciously and deliberately making an effort to provide opportunities for discussion, growth, caring and sharing. We are providing an opportunity for children, tweens, teens, caregivers and adults to express their thoughts and feelings through artistic expression, be it through the written word, photography, sketching or even fingerpainting. We will be accepting entries during the month of January at the Youth Services Desk in the Children’s Department. Visit the art on display in our Community Room beginning February 1. Join us for a closing reception on Friday, March 1 at 7:00pm. We are better together!
Following the horrific action of one individual on October 27 of last year, at the Tree of Life Synagogue, thousands of people from across the country and world responded with love and kindness. Our Library community was no exception. Countless parents and caregivers have asked “how can we help?,” and “how can we continue to show our kids that this is not the way we want to live?” In 2019 and beyond the Shaler North Hills Library will be consciously and deliberately making an effort to provide opportunities for discussion, growth, caring and sharing. We are providing an opportunity for children, tweens, teens, caregivers and adults to express their thoughts and feelings through artistic expression, be it through the written word, photography, sketching or even fingerpainting. We will be accepting entries during the month of January at the Youth Services Desk in the Children’s Department. Visit the art on display in our Community Room beginning February 1. Join us for a closing reception on Friday, March 1 at 7:00pm. We are better together!
Class focuses on stretching, balance, bondy toning and Tai Chi. The class is offered twice per week, Monday & Friday mornings. Cost is $2.00 per class, $10.00 per month, or $100.00 for the entire year. Drop-ins allowed. Must complete waiver to attend.
Sign-in and pay at the Circulation Desk. Fees are payable to Shaler North Hills Library.
Class focuses on stretching, balance, bondy toning and Tai Chi. The class is offered twice per week, Monday & Friday mornings. Cost is $2.00 per class, $10.00 per month, or $100.00 for the entire year. Drop-ins allowed. Must complete waiver to attend.
Sign-in and pay at the Circulation Desk. Fees are payable to Shaler North Hills Library.
Lunch Bunch Sponsored by Ed and Mark’s Shop ‘n Save -
Bring your lunch and we’ll supply the drink. We will explore a different theme each week through seasonal games, stories and songs. Sponsored by Ed and Mark’s Shop ‘n Save! For children ages 4, 5 and 6, without a caregiver. Mondays: January 7 through May 13 from 12:15 to 1:00pm and Fridays: January 11 through May 17 from 12:15 to 1:00pm. The Library will be closed on January 25 for Staff Development and on April 19 in observance of Good Friday.
Lunch Bunch Sponsored by Ed and Mark’s Shop ‘n Save -
Bring your lunch and we’ll supply the drink. We will explore a different theme each week through seasonal games, stories and songs. Sponsored by Ed and Mark’s Shop ‘n Save! For children ages 4, 5 and 6, without a caregiver. Mondays: January 7 through May 13 from 12:15 to 1:00pm and Fridays: January 11 through May 17 from 12:15 to 1:00pm. The Library will be closed on January 25 for Staff Development and on April 19 in observance of Good Friday.
Do you have some heart-felt stories from your life you'd like to write about and share with others? Come join this writing group which works on sharing memoirs and life stories and helping each other improve writing style. Meets twice a month. No registration required. Contact Cheryl McLaughlin.
Do you have some heart-felt stories from your life you'd like to write about and share with others? Come join this writing group which works on sharing memoirs and life stories and helping each other improve writing style. Meets twice a month. No registration required. Contact Cheryl McLaughlin.
This form of Tai Chi was created by a team of medical doctors. It is specifically designed for those who experience Arthritis, Neuropathy, Balance Issues, Joint replacement, Systemic disorders, and Weakness of the limbs and a loss of Flexibility. Wear loose clothes and shoes without heels.
Ten week session. Fee: $5/session. Pay directly to the instructor.
This form of Tai Chi was created by a team of medical doctors. It is specifically designed for those who experience Arthritis, Neuropathy, Balance Issues, Joint replacement, Systemic disorders, and Weakness of the limbs and a loss of Flexibility. Wear loose clothes and shoes without heels.
Ten week session. Fee: $5/session. Pay directly to the instructor.
Following the horrific action of one individual on October 27 of last year, at the Tree of Life Synagogue, thousands of people from across the country and world responded with love and kindness. Our Library community was no exception. Countless parents and caregivers have asked “how can we help?,” and “how can we continue to show our kids that this is not the way we want to live?” In 2019 and beyond the Shaler North Hills Library will be consciously and deliberately making an effort to provide opportunities for discussion, growth, caring and sharing. We are providing an opportunity for children, tweens, teens, caregivers and adults to express their thoughts and feelings through artistic expression, be it through the written word, photography, sketching or even fingerpainting. We will be accepting entries during the month of January at the Youth Services Desk in the Children’s Department. Visit the art on display in our Community Room beginning February 1. Join us for a closing reception on Friday, March 1 at 7:00pm. We are better together!
Following the horrific action of one individual on October 27 of last year, at the Tree of Life Synagogue, thousands of people from across the country and world responded with love and kindness. Our Library community was no exception. Countless parents and caregivers have asked “how can we help?,” and “how can we continue to show our kids that this is not the way we want to live?” In 2019 and beyond the Shaler North Hills Library will be consciously and deliberately making an effort to provide opportunities for discussion, growth, caring and sharing. We are providing an opportunity for children, tweens, teens, caregivers and adults to express their thoughts and feelings through artistic expression, be it through the written word, photography, sketching or even fingerpainting. We will be accepting entries during the month of January at the Youth Services Desk in the Children’s Department. Visit the art on display in our Community Room beginning February 1. Join us for a closing reception on Friday, March 1 at 7:00pm. We are better together!
Your daughter bought you that new Kindle to read eBooks; your son bought you an iPad so you can stay in touch with the grandkids. Feeling overwhelmed? Let the library staff help you out! We’ll be offering several sessions where you can bring in your new electronic device (laptop, tablet, ereader, Kindle, phone) and get you up and running. Bring your device, your charging cord, any log-ins and passwords, and your library card. All participants will be entered into a raffle for some fun ‘computer’ prizes too!
These are open sessions when you may arrive at any time during the two hours. Please register as space is limited.
Getting started on your device: Tuesdays in January (beginning the 15th) from 11:00am to 1:00pm.
Staff will guide you on the basics—how to get onto Wi-Fi, how to find and load apps, how to check your email, how to take and access your photos.
Your daughter bought you that new Kindle to read eBooks; your son bought you an iPad so you can stay in touch with the grandkids. Feeling overwhelmed? Let the library staff help you out! We’ll be offering several sessions where you can bring in your new electronic device (laptop, tablet, ereader, Kindle, phone) and get you up and running. Bring your device, your charging cord, any log-ins and passwords, and your library card. All participants will be entered into a raffle for some fun ‘computer’ prizes too!
These are open sessions when you may arrive at any time during the two hours. Please register as space is limited.
Getting started on your device: Tuesdays in January (beginning the 15th) from 11:00am to 1:00pm.
Staff will guide you on the basics—how to get onto Wi-Fi, how to find and load apps, how to check your email, how to take and access your photos.
This group of adults gathers weekly to play a varitey of card games. From 500 bid to pinochle to other favorites. Please come and meet new friends, hone your card-playing skills, and maybe learn new card games. Meets weekly. No registration required. Contact Reference Services with questions.
This group of adults gathers weekly to play a varitey of card games. From 500 bid to pinochle to other favorites. Please come and meet new friends, hone your card-playing skills, and maybe learn new card games. Meets weekly. No registration required. Contact Reference Services with questions.
Dress-Up Storytime - A great opportunity for imagination and play and great stories! For children ages 3 and up, with a caregiver. Tuesdays: January 8 through May 14 at 1:15pm
Dress-Up Storytime - A great opportunity for imagination and play and great stories! For children ages 3 and up, with a caregiver. Tuesdays: January 8 through May 14 at 1:15pm
Construction Zone – For families of toddlers and preschoolers, use our blocks and other building materials to create! A great STEM activity! Tuesdays: January 8 through May 14 at 6:30pm
Construction Zone – For families of toddlers and preschoolers, use our blocks and other building materials to create! A great STEM activity! Tuesdays: January 8 through May 14 at 6:30pm
Who Was… – Learn the incredible stories of trailblazers, legends, innovators, and creators as we investigate history and create related crafts. Tuesdays: January 8 – February 26 at 6:30 PM Grades K-6
Who Was… – Learn the incredible stories of trailblazers, legends, innovators, and creators as we investigate history and create related crafts. Tuesdays: January 8 – February 26 at 6:30 PM Grades K-6
The Heat is ON: Diary of a Wimpy Kid The Meltdown — Fans of Greg Heffley and his diaries of wimpdom? Join other DOWAKians for trivia and Cheese Touch! Tuesday, January 29 at 7:15 PM Grades 4-6
The Heat is ON: Diary of a Wimpy Kid The Meltdown — Fans of Greg Heffley and his diaries of wimpdom? Join other DOWAKians for trivia and Cheese Touch! Tuesday, January 29 at 7:15 PM Grades 4-6
Following the horrific action of one individual on October 27 of last year, at the Tree of Life Synagogue, thousands of people from across the country and world responded with love and kindness. Our Library community was no exception. Countless parents and caregivers have asked “how can we help?,” and “how can we continue to show our kids that this is not the way we want to live?” In 2019 and beyond the Shaler North Hills Library will be consciously and deliberately making an effort to provide opportunities for discussion, growth, caring and sharing. We are providing an opportunity for children, tweens, teens, caregivers and adults to express their thoughts and feelings through artistic expression, be it through the written word, photography, sketching or even fingerpainting. We will be accepting entries during the month of January at the Youth Services Desk in the Children’s Department. Visit the art on display in our Community Room beginning February 1. Join us for a closing reception on Friday, March 1 at 7:00pm. We are better together!
Following the horrific action of one individual on October 27 of last year, at the Tree of Life Synagogue, thousands of people from across the country and world responded with love and kindness. Our Library community was no exception. Countless parents and caregivers have asked “how can we help?,” and “how can we continue to show our kids that this is not the way we want to live?” In 2019 and beyond the Shaler North Hills Library will be consciously and deliberately making an effort to provide opportunities for discussion, growth, caring and sharing. We are providing an opportunity for children, tweens, teens, caregivers and adults to express their thoughts and feelings through artistic expression, be it through the written word, photography, sketching or even fingerpainting. We will be accepting entries during the month of January at the Youth Services Desk in the Children’s Department. Visit the art on display in our Community Room beginning February 1. Join us for a closing reception on Friday, March 1 at 7:00pm. We are better together!
Community-led discussion group. New members are welcome as we discuss and mediatte on Eckhart Tolle's works. Meets weekly. No registration required. For more information, contact Ken Herbold at 412-877-8287.
Community-led discussion group. New members are welcome as we discuss and mediatte on Eckhart Tolle's works. Meets weekly. No registration required. For more information, contact Ken Herbold at 412-877-8287.
Bring your knitting or crochet projects and join us for an hour of fellowship and information sharing. Meets weekly, downstairs in the Large Print Room. No registration required. Contact reference services with questions.
Today's Location: Downstairs--Reference and Art Gallery Area
Bring your knitting or crochet projects and join us for an hour of fellowship and information sharing. Meets weekly, downstairs in the Large Print Room. No registration required. Contact reference services with questions.
Today's Location: Downstairs--Reference and Art Gallery Area
Parachute Play at Night- Play with the ‘chute as the sun-sets! Toddlers and preschoolers, with a caregiver. Wednesdays: January 16 through May 15 at 6:30pm
Parachute Play at Night- Play with the ‘chute as the sun-sets! Toddlers and preschoolers, with a caregiver. Wednesdays: January 16 through May 15 at 6:30pm
Following the horrific action of one individual on October 27 of last year, at the Tree of Life Synagogue, thousands of people from across the country and world responded with love and kindness. Our Library community was no exception. Countless parents and caregivers have asked “how can we help?,” and “how can we continue to show our kids that this is not the way we want to live?” In 2019 and beyond the Shaler North Hills Library will be consciously and deliberately making an effort to provide opportunities for discussion, growth, caring and sharing. We are providing an opportunity for children, tweens, teens, caregivers and adults to express their thoughts and feelings through artistic expression, be it through the written word, photography, sketching or even fingerpainting. We will be accepting entries during the month of January at the Youth Services Desk in the Children’s Department. Visit the art on display in our Community Room beginning February 1. Join us for a closing reception on Friday, March 1 at 7:00pm. We are better together!
Following the horrific action of one individual on October 27 of last year, at the Tree of Life Synagogue, thousands of people from across the country and world responded with love and kindness. Our Library community was no exception. Countless parents and caregivers have asked “how can we help?,” and “how can we continue to show our kids that this is not the way we want to live?” In 2019 and beyond the Shaler North Hills Library will be consciously and deliberately making an effort to provide opportunities for discussion, growth, caring and sharing. We are providing an opportunity for children, tweens, teens, caregivers and adults to express their thoughts and feelings through artistic expression, be it through the written word, photography, sketching or even fingerpainting. We will be accepting entries during the month of January at the Youth Services Desk in the Children’s Department. Visit the art on display in our Community Room beginning February 1. Join us for a closing reception on Friday, March 1 at 7:00pm. We are better together!
Your daughter bought you that new Kindle to read eBooks; your son bought you an iPad so you can stay in touch with the grandkids. Feeling overwhelmed? Let the library staff help you out! We’ll be offering several sessions where you can bring in your new electronic device (laptop, tablet, ereader, Kindle, phone) and get you up and running. Bring your device, your charging cord, any log-ins and passwords, and your library card. All participants will be entered into a raffle for some fun ‘computer’ prizes too!
These are open sessions when you may arrive at any time during the two hours. Please register as space is limited.
Electronic books, audiobooks, magazines, movies, and TV: Thursdays in January (beginning January 10th) from 11:00am to 1:00pm.
Learn how to use the Library’s free services (Overdrive, Hoopla, Flipster) to have access to all sorts of electronic items from books to movies.
Your daughter bought you that new Kindle to read eBooks; your son bought you an iPad so you can stay in touch with the grandkids. Feeling overwhelmed? Let the library staff help you out! We’ll be offering several sessions where you can bring in your new electronic device (laptop, tablet, ereader, Kindle, phone) and get you up and running. Bring your device, your charging cord, any log-ins and passwords, and your library card. All participants will be entered into a raffle for some fun ‘computer’ prizes too!
These are open sessions when you may arrive at any time during the two hours. Please register as space is limited.
Electronic books, audiobooks, magazines, movies, and TV: Thursdays in January (beginning January 10th) from 11:00am to 1:00pm.
Learn how to use the Library’s free services (Overdrive, Hoopla, Flipster) to have access to all sorts of electronic items from books to movies.
Discovery Kids - For ages 3 and up and features nonfiction topics each week and learning labs. On the first Thursday of the month, there will be no class. Please join us for Art from the Start and Dance Party instead! Thursdays: January 10 through May 16 at 11:15am
Discovery Kids - For ages 3 and up and features nonfiction topics each week and learning labs. On the first Thursday of the month, there will be no class. Please join us for Art from the Start and Dance Party instead! Thursdays: January 10 through May 16 at 11:15am
Do you write stories, fanfiction, poetry, or blog posts? Need help picking the perfect character names? Join our weekly writing group and meet other writers! Talk, work on an existing project, or try a writing prompt. (And eat snacks!) No registration required.
Thursdays, January 3 - May 30
CONTACT: Rachel Ross 412-486-0211 rossr@einetwork.net
Do you write stories, fanfiction, poetry, or blog posts? Need help picking the perfect character names? Join our weekly writing group and meet other writers! Talk, work on an existing project, or try a writing prompt. (And eat snacks!) No registration required.
Thursdays, January 3 - May 30
CONTACT:
Rachel Ross
412.486.0211
rossr@einetwork.net
Kindness in Action – Explore the positive results of spreading kindness as we explore many ways to care for others, for the environment and for our community. Thursdays: January 10 – February 28 at 6:30 PM
Kindness in Action – Explore the positive results of spreading kindness as we explore many ways to care for others, for the environment and for our community. Thursdays: January 10 – February 28 at 6:30 PM
Meets every THursday at 7pm. No registration required. Led by artists William Rock. Artists and creators of all walks are invited to share their experience and expertise. Various guest artiss are scheduled from time to time. Check the Library newsletter for details.
Meets every THursday at 7pm. No registration required. Led by artists William Rock. Artists and creators of all walks are invited to share their experience and expertise. Various guest artiss are scheduled from time to time. Check the Library newsletter for details.
Following the horrific action of one individual on October 27 of last year, at the Tree of Life Synagogue, thousands of people from across the country and world responded with love and kindness. Our Library community was no exception. Countless parents and caregivers have asked “how can we help?,” and “how can we continue to show our kids that this is not the way we want to live?” In 2019 and beyond the Shaler North Hills Library will be consciously and deliberately making an effort to provide opportunities for discussion, growth, caring and sharing. We are providing an opportunity for children, tweens, teens, caregivers and adults to express their thoughts and feelings through artistic expression, be it through the written word, photography, sketching or even fingerpainting. We will be accepting entries during the month of January at the Youth Services Desk in the Children’s Department. Visit the art on display in our Community Room beginning February 1. Join us for a closing reception on Friday, March 1 at 7:00pm. We are better together!
Following the horrific action of one individual on October 27 of last year, at the Tree of Life Synagogue, thousands of people from across the country and world responded with love and kindness. Our Library community was no exception. Countless parents and caregivers have asked “how can we help?,” and “how can we continue to show our kids that this is not the way we want to live?” In 2019 and beyond the Shaler North Hills Library will be consciously and deliberately making an effort to provide opportunities for discussion, growth, caring and sharing. We are providing an opportunity for children, tweens, teens, caregivers and adults to express their thoughts and feelings through artistic expression, be it through the written word, photography, sketching or even fingerpainting. We will be accepting entries during the month of January at the Youth Services Desk in the Children’s Department. Visit the art on display in our Community Room beginning February 1. Join us for a closing reception on Friday, March 1 at 7:00pm. We are better together!
Class focuses on stretching, balance, bondy toning and Tai Chi. The class is offered twice per week, Monday & Friday mornings. Cost is $2.00 per class, $10.00 per month, or $100.00 for the entire year. Drop-ins allowed. Must complete waiver to attend.
Sign-in and pay at the Circulation Desk. Fees are payable to Shaler North Hills Library.
Class focuses on stretching, balance, bondy toning and Tai Chi. The class is offered twice per week, Monday & Friday mornings. Cost is $2.00 per class, $10.00 per month, or $100.00 for the entire year. Drop-ins allowed. Must complete waiver to attend.
Sign-in and pay at the Circulation Desk. Fees are payable to Shaler North Hills Library.
Preschool Express - All aboard! Preschoolers, ages 3 ½ to 6, will share stories and songs! Fridays: January 11 through May 17 at 10:15am. The Library will be closed on January 25 for Staff Development. The Library is closed on April 19 in observance of Good Friday.
Preschool Express - All aboard! Preschoolers, ages 3 ½ to 6, will share stories and songs! Fridays: January 11 through May 17 at 10:15am. The Library will be closed on January 25 for Staff Development. The Library is closed on April 19 in observance of Good Friday.
Family Storytime at the Millvale Library – Head on down to the Millvale Community Library for wiggling, giggling, great stories and songs! Fridays: January 11 through May 17 at 10:30am. There will be no storytime on January 25 or April 19.
Family Storytime at the Millvale Library – Head on down to the Millvale Community Library for wiggling, giggling, great stories and songs! Fridays: January 11 through May 17 at 10:30am. There will be no storytime on January 25 or April 19.
Music Adventures – Preschoolers, explore your musical talents! Fridays: January 11 through May 17 at 10:45am. The Library will be closed on January 25 for Staff Development and on April 19 in observance of Good Friday.
Music Adventures – Preschoolers, explore your musical talents! Fridays: January 11 through May 17 at 10:45am. The Library will be closed on January 25 for Staff Development and on April 19 in observance of Good Friday.
Reserve Reads! – Meet Miss Pennie at St. Aloysius Church at 3616 Mt Troy Rd, Pittsburgh, PA 15212 for stories, a craft and a great time! Fridays: January 11 through May 17 at noon. There will be no program on January 25 or April 19.
Reserve Reads! – Meet Miss Pennie at St. Aloysius Church at 3616 Mt Troy Rd, Pittsburgh, PA 15212 for stories, a craft and a great time! Fridays: January 11 through May 17 at noon. There will be no program on January 25 or April 19.
Lunch Bunch Sponsored by Ed and Mark’s Shop ‘n Save -
Bring your lunch and we’ll supply the drink. We will explore a different theme each week through seasonal games, stories and songs. Sponsored by Ed and Mark’s Shop ‘n Save! For children ages 4, 5 and 6, without a caregiver. Mondays: January 7 through May 13 from 12:15 to 1:00pm and Fridays: January 11 through May 17 from 12:15 to 1:00pm. The Library will be closed on January 25 for Staff Development and on April 19 in observance of Good Friday.
Lunch Bunch Sponsored by Ed and Mark’s Shop ‘n Save -
Bring your lunch and we’ll supply the drink. We will explore a different theme each week through seasonal games, stories and songs. Sponsored by Ed and Mark’s Shop ‘n Save! For children ages 4, 5 and 6, without a caregiver. Mondays: January 7 through May 13 from 12:15 to 1:00pm and Fridays: January 11 through May 17 from 12:15 to 1:00pm. The Library will be closed on January 25 for Staff Development and on April 19 in observance of Good Friday.
Bringing Nature In – Keep exploring nature in winter through rooting, sprouting, splicing and experimenting with plants. For those in Grades 1-6. Please register. Fridays: January 4 – February 22 at 4:00 PM Grades K-6 and their families
Bringing Nature In – Keep exploring nature in winter through rooting, sprouting, splicing and experimenting with plants. For those in Grades 1-6. Please register. Fridays: January 4 – February 22 at 4:00 PM Grades K-6 and their families
Following the horrific action of one individual on October 27 of last year, at the Tree of Life Synagogue, thousands of people from across the country and world responded with love and kindness. Our Library community was no exception. Countless parents and caregivers have asked “how can we help?,” and “how can we continue to show our kids that this is not the way we want to live?” In 2019 and beyond the Shaler North Hills Library will be consciously and deliberately making an effort to provide opportunities for discussion, growth, caring and sharing. We are providing an opportunity for children, tweens, teens, caregivers and adults to express their thoughts and feelings through artistic expression, be it through the written word, photography, sketching or even fingerpainting. We will be accepting entries during the month of January at the Youth Services Desk in the Children’s Department. Visit the art on display in our Community Room beginning February 1. Join us for a closing reception on Friday, March 1 at 7:00pm. We are better together!
Following the horrific action of one individual on October 27 of last year, at the Tree of Life Synagogue, thousands of people from across the country and world responded with love and kindness. Our Library community was no exception. Countless parents and caregivers have asked “how can we help?,” and “how can we continue to show our kids that this is not the way we want to live?” In 2019 and beyond the Shaler North Hills Library will be consciously and deliberately making an effort to provide opportunities for discussion, growth, caring and sharing. We are providing an opportunity for children, tweens, teens, caregivers and adults to express their thoughts and feelings through artistic expression, be it through the written word, photography, sketching or even fingerpainting. We will be accepting entries during the month of January at the Youth Services Desk in the Children’s Department. Visit the art on display in our Community Room beginning February 1. Join us for a closing reception on Friday, March 1 at 7:00pm. We are better together!
Happy Lunar New Year - Celebrate the Year of the Pig through story, art and dance and a performance by the Yanlai Dance Academy. Saturday, February 2 at 1:00pm
Happy Lunar New Year - Celebrate the Year of the Pig through story, art and dance and a performance by the Yanlai Dance Academy. Saturday, February 2 at 1:00pm
A chocolate Baking Contest, chocolate themed activities, and our very own version of the game show, "Chopped!" To enter the baking contest, bring a home-baked item with some kind of chocolate in it. $20 Cash Prize to the People's Choice Winner! Everyone who comes can taste the entries and vote for their favorite. For "Chopped!," be a contestant or just watch in the audience, as individuals or teams compete to make the most appealing desserts out of the ingredients provided. Funny, creative and tasty, too! Grades 7 and up.
CONTACT: Kara Falck 412-486-0211 falckk@einetwork.net
A chocolate Baking Contest, chocolate themed activities, and our very own version of the game show, "Chopped!" To enter the baking contest, bring a home-baked item with some kind of chocolate in it. $20 Cash Prize to the People's Choice Winner! Everyone who comes can taste the entries and vote for their favorite. For "Chopped!," be a contestant or just watch in the audience, as individuals or teams compete to make the most appealing desserts out of the ingredients provided. Funny, creative and tasty, too! Grades 7 and up.
CONTACT:
Kara Falck
412.486.0211
falckk@einetwork.net
Following the horrific action of one individual on October 27 of last year, at the Tree of Life Synagogue, thousands of people from across the country and world responded with love and kindness. Our Library community was no exception. Countless parents and caregivers have asked “how can we help?,” and “how can we continue to show our kids that this is not the way we want to live?” In 2019 and beyond the Shaler North Hills Library will be consciously and deliberately making an effort to provide opportunities for discussion, growth, caring and sharing. We are providing an opportunity for children, tweens, teens, caregivers and adults to express their thoughts and feelings through artistic expression, be it through the written word, photography, sketching or even fingerpainting. We will be accepting entries during the month of January at the Youth Services Desk in the Children’s Department. Visit the art on display in our Community Room beginning February 1. Join us for a closing reception on Friday, March 1 at 7:00pm. We are better together!
Following the horrific action of one individual on October 27 of last year, at the Tree of Life Synagogue, thousands of people from across the country and world responded with love and kindness. Our Library community was no exception. Countless parents and caregivers have asked “how can we help?,” and “how can we continue to show our kids that this is not the way we want to live?” In 2019 and beyond the Shaler North Hills Library will be consciously and deliberately making an effort to provide opportunities for discussion, growth, caring and sharing. We are providing an opportunity for children, tweens, teens, caregivers and adults to express their thoughts and feelings through artistic expression, be it through the written word, photography, sketching or even fingerpainting. We will be accepting entries during the month of January at the Youth Services Desk in the Children’s Department. Visit the art on display in our Community Room beginning February 1. Join us for a closing reception on Friday, March 1 at 7:00pm. We are better together!
