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Start the week with a full deck . . . of cards!
Join this game group for an afternoon of fun card games and good company. We’ll meet weekly in our Second Chapter Café to enjoy the trick-taking game of 500 in a nice atmosphere fit for a King! (Or at least a Jack.)
Stop by whenever you like and be our newest wild card!
It’s aces!
Families are invited to our weekly activity night. Join us for special programs and storytimes. Events change weekly so be sure to check out our Event Calendar on the website for more details. We meet in the Children’s Library unless otherwise advertised.
STEAM storytime is an activities-based class inspired by themed picture books. STEAM is the combination of Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math. This storytime promotes inquiry-based learning and creative thinking through hands-on activities. This class is for children 3 to 5 years and their caregivers.
Join us for an afternoon of chilling historical fiction and warm treats as we talk with local author Winnie Frolik about her debut novel, Sarah Crow.
Set in Georgian England, the novel follows orphan Sarah Pole as she attempts to carve a life out of little means and no relations. Written as an homage to nineteenth-century classics like Jane Eyre and Wuthering Heights, Frolik’s book balances a gentle compassion for history’s unfortunates with a dark discovery of a little-known piece of English history.
We’ll have warm desserts like hot cocoa and a chocolate fountain to counter the effects of chilly England (and wintry Pittsburgh), so be our guest!
Bio: Winnie Frolik was born and raised in Pittsburgh. She completed the International Baccalaureate program at Schenley High School and then attended the University of Pittsburgh where she completed a double major in English Literature and Creative Writing. Sarah Crow is Winnie’s debut historical fiction novel.
Join us for stories, rhymes, games, and art. This 30 minute class is for children 2 ½ to 5 years and their caregivers. Families are encouraged to explore our Family Place play area after storytime.
Our busy modern lives often make us feel as if our plates are full without any room to spare for healthy eating habits. The library wants you to start the new year with both a clean slate and a healthy plate, so join us as we welcome Chef Jason of Atria Senior Living for our first “talk and taste” food demonstration of 2020!
He’ll give us the inside dish on all things hearty and healthy, provide us with easy recipes, and pass out samples to make our taste buds cheer!
Not all nutritious meals have to taste like medicine, so kiss that crummy tummy goodbye and say hello to a program that will give you lots to digest!
Menu:
Roasted sweet potato and chipotle bisque with honey ricotta
Marinated pork loin on grilled baguette with caramelized onion jam, provolone and roasted garlic mayo
Who’s hungry?
Join us for stories, rhymes, games, art and other extension activities. This 30 minute class is for children 2 ½ to 5 years and their caregivers. Families are encouraged to explore our Family Place play are after storytime.
The Not Your Momma's Book (& Beer) Club usually meets for an in-person discussion at Mindful Brewing on the last Wednesday of the month at 7 pm. Enjoy beer, food, and friends – all while discussing great books! If you prefer to join the conversation from the comfort of your own home, join us online! Our librarian will be posting live throughout the meet-up. Plus, share reviews, read about the newest releases, and more!
For more information, join the group at www.facebook.com/groups/WPLbookclub
This month, we are reading Daisy Jones & the Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid
Daisy is a girl coming of age in L.A. in the late sixties, sneaking into clubs on the Sunset Strip, sleeping with rock stars, and dreaming of singing at the Whisky a Go Go. By the time she’s twenty, her voice is getting noticed, and she has the kind of heedless beauty that makes people do crazy things. Also getting noticed is The Six, a band led by the brooding Billy Dunne. On the eve of their first tour, his girlfriend Camila finds out she’s pregnant, and with the pressure of impending fatherhood and fame, Billy goes a little wild on the road. Daisy and Billy cross paths when a producer realizes that the key to supercharged success is to put the two together. What happens next will become the stuff of legend.
Are you thrilled by a good mystery?
Join our Mystery Book Club! We meet once a month to discuss the hottest whodunnits. New members are always welcome.
This month, we are reading The Mother-in-Law by Sally Hepworth.
From the moment Lucy met her husband’s mother, she knew she wasn’t the wife Diana had envisioned for her perfect son. Exquisitely polite, friendly, and always generous, Diana nonetheless kept Lucy at arm’s length despite her desperate attempts to win her over. And as a pillar in the community, an advocate for female refugees, and a woman happily married for decades, no one had a bad word to say about Diana…except Lucy.
That was five years ago.
Now, Diana is dead, a suicide note found near her body claiming that she longer wanted to live because of the cancer wreaking havoc inside her body. But the autopsy finds no cancer. It does find traces of poison, and evidence of suffocation. Fractured relationships and deep family secrets grow more compelling with every page in this twisty, captivating new novel from Sally Hepworth.
Join us for stories, puppets, musical instruments, scarves and more. This 20 minute class is for babies birth to 2 ½ and their caregivers. Families are encouraged to explore and play in our Family Place play area.
Join fellow game lovers for an afternoon of fun. Play Scrabble, Mahjong, Rummikub, Pictionary, Uno, Scattegories, Dominoes and more!
Stop by and get in the game!
Club Otaku is a meeting place for anime and manga fans to watch, read, and discuss anime and manga. As well as share your favorite fanfiction and fanart with your fellow otaku!
Stop by the Second Chapter Cafe to watch a different film each week!
This week's selection is Harriet
Based on the thrilling and inspirational life of an iconic American freedom fighter, HARRIET tells the extraordinary tale of Harriet Tubman's escape from slavery and transformation into one of America's greatest heroes. Her courage, ingenuity, and tenacity freed hundreds of slaves and changed the course of history. (Rotten Tomatoes)
Run time: 125 minutes
Critical Hit: Is a tabletop gaming program featuring gameplay and campaigns from Dungeons and Dragons 5th edition books. We meet alternating Fridays of each month in the Second Chapter Cafe from 6-8PM.
Travel around fantasy worlds with your friends in groups of 4-8. Traverse tricky mazes and caves filled with treasure and monsters. Continue exploring abandoned houses filled with scurrying creatures. The world you created awaits you.
Bring your dice, your friends and a trusty Dungeon Master and prepare for thing to get dicey.
No registration required.
Ages: Teens 13-19
Join us as we welcome an instructor from Contemporary Craft to learn the novice-friendly art of collage!
Collage is the technique of creating an image by assembling different materials onto a two-dimensional surface. Create a unique collage artworkplay with image composition, color, and working with reusable material. Let the materials speak to your creativity!
This workshop is a part of our 2020 project Do the Write Thing!: A Whitehall Community Anthology, partially sponsored by a grant from PA Partners in the Arts. It is our intent that the attendees of this workshop will plan to submit a piece for publication in the anthology.
About Contemporary Craft:
Presenting contemporary art in craft materials by international, national and regional artists since 1971, Contemporary Craft offers cutting edge exhibitions focused on multicultural diversity and contemporary art, as well as a range of hands-on workshops, community outreach programs, and a retail store. Through its mission of engaging the public in creative experiences through contemporary craft, the organization offers meaningful art opportunities for more than 135,000 people a year through four core values: providing vital support for artists; filling critical gaps in public education; sharing cross-cultural perspectives; and using art to build community.
Are you a writer? Do you want to be? Join us as we welcome local author and instructor Dan Kirk for a four-week creative writing class!
Students should be prepared to write both in class and between sessions. Writing materials of either a laptop or notebook are required. Students will share their work, offer constructive criticism, and discuss writing in a workshop format. The theme will be Exploration, and might include both travel experiences as well as personal introspective topics. Students are encouraged to come with an open mind and with enthusiasm.
Registration is required, and students must commit to attending all four weeks.
This workshop is a part of our 2020 project Do the Write Thing: A Whitehall Community Anthology, partially sponsored by a grant from PA Partners in the Arts. It is our intent that the attendees of this workshop will plan to submit a piece for publication in the anthology.
Bio: Dan J. Kirk has been writing for as long as he can remember. His debut novel, Between the Innings, was published by Pocol Press (www.pocolpress.com) in 2017, and his full-length drama, Parlour Games, was produced by Presto Players in 2018. Dan teaches writing and theatre at various local high schools and colleges, and specializes in fiction and playwriting. He is available for readings and editing services via danjkirkauthor@gmail.com.
Start the week with a full deck . . . of cards!
Join this game group for an afternoon of fun card games and good company. We’ll meet weekly in our Second Chapter Café to enjoy the trick-taking game of 500 in a nice atmosphere fit for a King! (Or at least a Jack.)
Stop by whenever you like and be our newest wild card!
It’s aces!
The Allegheny County Park Rangers are back! Join us for this fun children's program.
Learn about archaeological theory and practice, as well as the archaeological record of Western Pennsylvania. Can you identify the difference between a rock and a hammer stone? Learn how American Indians created stone tools like projectile points and net sinkers. Hands-on exploration of artifacts and activities are part of this program. Registration is recommended.
STEAM storytime is an activities-based class inspired by themed picture books. STEAM is the combination of Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math. This storytime promotes inquiry-based learning and creative thinking through hands-on activities. This class is for children 3 to 5 years and their caregivers.
Join us for stories, rhymes, games, and art. This 30 minute class is for children 2 ½ to 5 years and their caregivers. Families are encouraged to explore our Family Place play area after storytime.
Join a growing movement of people like you who are helping fellow community members living with dementia. A little support and a little knowledge can make a big difference!
What Happens at the Information Session?
You’ll learn what dementia is, what it’s like to live with the disease, and some tips for communicating with people living with dementia. Everyone who attends is asked to turn their new understanding of dementia into a practical action that can help someone living in your community. The action can be as big or small as you choose –every action counts!
There are no obligations and you don’t need to be a dementia expert to become a Dementia Friend.
*A light luncheon will be served.*
Bio: Dementia Friends is a global movement that is changing the way people think, act, and talk about dementia. Developed by the Alzheimer’s Society in the United Kingdom, the Dementia Friends initiative is underway in Pennsylvania and across the United States. By helping everyone in a community understand what dementia is and how it affect families, each of us can make a difference for people touched by dementia.
Join us for stories, rhymes, games, art and other extension activities. This 30 minute class is for children 2 ½ to 5 years and their caregivers. Families are encouraged to explore our Family Place play are after storytime.
Join us for stories, puppets, musical instruments, scarves and more. This 20 minute class is for babies birth to 2 ½ and their caregivers. Families are encouraged to explore and play in our Family Place play area.
Join fellow game lovers for an afternoon of fun. Play Scrabble, Mahjong, Rummikub, Pictionary, Uno, Scattegories, Dominoes and more!
Stop by and get in the game!
Club Otaku is a meeting place for anime and manga fans to watch, read, and discuss anime and manga. As well as share your favorite fanfiction and fanart with your fellow otaku!
Stop by the Second Chapter Cafe to watch a different film each week!
This week's selection is
What is a Girls Who Code Club? Girls Who Code Clubs are a fun, supportive place for girls to get together and learn about computer science. Each month we will explore the basics of coding through hands-on challenges and computer applications such as video games and digital art. We will also have cool unplugged group activities, games, snacks and more. This club is for girls in 3rd-5th grade. Registration is required.
Calling all crafty and creative book lovers!
Each month, we explore a different upcycled book craft, turning a damaged or unusable donation into something beautiful. We provide the supplies, you bring the creativity! No experience necessary, but registration is required. $2 suggested donation for materials (accepted during the event). Adults only, please!
February Craft: Birch Trees (Canvas Painting)
Alright, technically, this isn't a "book craft" - but you will forget all about it when you see these gorgeous winter trees!
Are you a writer? Do you want to be? Join us as we welcome local author and instructor Dan Kirk for a four-week creative writing class!
Students should be prepared to write both in class and between sessions. Writing materials of either a laptop or notebook are required. Students will share their work, offer constructive criticism, and discuss writing in a workshop format. The theme will be Exploration, and might include both travel experiences as well as personal introspective topics. Students are encouraged to come with an open mind and with enthusiasm.
Registration is required, and students must commit to attending all four weeks.
This workshop is a part of our 2020 project Do the Write Thing: A Whitehall Community Anthology, partially sponsored by a grant from PA Partners in the Arts. It is our intent that the attendees of this workshop will plan to submit a piece for publication in the anthology.
Bio: Dan J. Kirk has been writing for as long as he can remember. His debut novel, Between the Innings, was published by Pocol Press (www.pocolpress.com) in 2017, and his full-length drama, Parlour Games, was produced by Presto Players in 2018. Dan teaches writing and theatre at various local high schools and colleges, and specializes in fiction and playwriting. He is available for readings and editing services via danjkirkauthor@gmail.com.
The tax service through AARP will be offered again this year.
Monday, February 10th - April 6th
10:00 AM to 2:00 PM
Library doors open at 9:00 am
The service is still first come, first served and participants will be required to bring last year's tax return information with them.
Participants will be required to complete an intake form provided by AARP before being seen.
Start the week with a full deck . . . of cards!
Join this game group for an afternoon of fun card games and good company. We’ll meet weekly in our Second Chapter Café to enjoy the trick-taking game of 500 in a nice atmosphere fit for a King! (Or at least a Jack.)
Stop by whenever you like and be our newest wild card!
It’s aces!
Families are invited to our Valentine's Day Storytime with stories, games crafts and more. Registration is recommended.
STEAM storytime is an activities-based class inspired by themed picture books. STEAM is the combination of Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math. This storytime promotes inquiry-based learning and creative thinking through hands-on activities. This class is for children 3 to 5 years and their caregivers.
Join us for stories, rhymes, games, and art. This 30 minute class is for children 2 ½ to 5 years and their caregivers. Families are encouraged to explore our Family Place play area after storytime.
Join our conversation salon for a lively discussion of current topics and events of the day. This group meets on the second and fourth Wednesdays of the month.
Stay local and get vocal!
Join us for stories, rhymes, games, art and other extension activities. This 30 minute class is for children 2 ½ to 5 years and their caregivers. Families are encouraged to explore our Family Place play are after storytime.
Join us for our chocolate tasting event.
Become a chocolate connoisseur! Taste different chocolates and vote on your favorite. This program is for teens 12-18.
Registration is recommended.
Join us for stories, puppets, musical instruments, scarves and more. This 20 minute class is for babies birth to 2 ½ and their caregivers. Families are encouraged to explore and play in our Family Place play area.
Join fellow game lovers for an afternoon of fun. Play Scrabble, Mahjong, Rummikub, Pictionary, Uno, Scattegories, Dominoes and more!
Stop by and get in the game!
Club Otaku is a meeting place for anime and manga fans to watch, read, and discuss anime and manga. As well as share your favorite fanfiction and fanart with your fellow otaku!
Stop by the Second Chapter Cafe to watch a different film each week!
This week's selection is
Critical Hit: Is a tabletop gaming program featuring gameplay and campaigns from Dungeons and Dragons 5th edition books. We meet alternating Fridays of each month in the Second Chapter Cafe from 6-8PM.
Travel around fantasy worlds with your friends in groups of 4-8. Traverse tricky mazes and caves filled with treasure and monsters. Continue exploring abandoned houses filled with scurrying creatures. The world you created awaits you.
Bring your dice, your friends and a trusty Dungeon Master and prepare for thing to get dicey.
No registration required.
Ages: Teens 13-19
Think you can't write poetry? Think again! Poetry is something we can all access and get nourishment from. Whether you'd like to read it or write it, this 2 hour session will give you a few tools and the green light to dive in! We'll read a few amazing poems (that you'll understand!) and give writing a poem a shot. Leave your fear of this moving, delightful, epic, life-affirming art form at the door.
This workshop is a part of our 2020 project Do the Write Thing!: A Whitehall Community Anthology, partially sponsored by a grant from PA Partners in the Arts. It is our intent that the attendees of this workshop will plan to submit a piece for publication in the anthology.
Bio: Kelley Beeson is a poet living and working in Pittsburgh. She earned her MFA in Poetry from the University of Notre Dame in 1999 and has taught private workshops as well as workshops at the Pittsburgh Center for the Arts and Sweetwater Center for the arts. She's been a Carlow University Madwoman since her undergrad days there and continues to participate in Madwomen workshops when she can. Her favorite poets are Anne Sexton, Naomi Shihab Nye, Mary Oliver, Rupi Kaur and Ada Limon.
Are you a writer? Do you want to be? Join us as we welcome local author and instructor Dan Kirk for a four-week creative writing class!
Students should be prepared to write both in class and between sessions. Writing materials of either a laptop or notebook are required. Students will share their work, offer constructive criticism, and discuss writing in a workshop format. The theme will be Exploration, and might include both travel experiences as well as personal introspective topics. Students are encouraged to come with an open mind and with enthusiasm.
Registration is required, and students must commit to attending all four weeks.
This workshop is a part of our 2020 project Do the Write Thing: A Whitehall Community Anthology, partially sponsored by a grant from PA Partners in the Arts. It is our intent that the attendees of this workshop will plan to submit a piece for publication in the anthology.
Bio: Dan J. Kirk has been writing for as long as he can remember. His debut novel, Between the Innings, was published by Pocol Press (www.pocolpress.com) in 2017, and his full-length drama, Parlour Games, was produced by Presto Players in 2018. Dan teaches writing and theatre at various local high schools and colleges, and specializes in fiction and playwriting. He is available for readings and editing services via danjkirkauthor@gmail.com.
The tax service through AARP will be offered again this year.
Monday, February 10th - April 6th
10:00 AM to 2:00 PM
Library doors open at 9:00 am
The service is still first come, first served and participants will be required to bring last year's tax return information with them.
Participants will be required to complete an intake form provided by AARP before being seen.
Start the week with a full deck . . . of cards!
Join this game group for an afternoon of fun card games and good company. We’ll meet weekly in our Second Chapter Café to enjoy the trick-taking game of 500 in a nice atmosphere fit for a King! (Or at least a Jack.)
Stop by whenever you like and be our newest wild card!
It’s aces!
Please join us at the Whitehall Public Library on Monday February 17th at 7:00 pm as we celebrate the publication of five new Saving Stories titles! Our newest bi-lingual titles are in Dinka, Pashto, Nepali, Arabic and English. They are beautifully illustrated by local community artists.
Join us as we recognize our contributors and celebrate with entertainment and refreshments!
What is Saving Stories?
Saving Stories is a project to collect and ‘save stories’ from refugee community members in the suburban Pittsburgh boroughs of Baldwin and Whitehall. This project has united a broad range of community contributors who share a common commitment to enhance native and English literacy, archive native culture, and increase public awareness of their community’s unique diversity. It is led by Baldwin-Whitehall School District educator, Renee Christman, and Whitehall Public Library Director, Paula Kelly.
To learn more, visit --
STEAM storytime is an activities-based class inspired by themed picture books. STEAM is the combination of Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math. This storytime promotes inquiry-based learning and creative thinking through hands-on activities. This class is for children 3 to 5 years and their caregivers.
Join us for stories, rhymes, games, and art. This 30 minute class is for children 2 ½ to 5 years and their caregivers. Families are encouraged to explore our Family Place play area after storytime.
This club celebrates cookbooks, cooking, and darn good times! Club members will discuss and sample foods using recipes from each month's selected cookbook.
Interested? Call the library to find out how to be placed on a waiting list.
We're always cooking up something good!
Join us for stories, rhymes, games, art and other extension activities. This 30 minute class is for children 2 ½ to 5 years and their caregivers. Families are encouraged to explore our Family Place play are after storytime.
Are you thrilled by a good mystery?
Join our Mystery Book Club! We meet once a month to discuss the hottest whodunnits. New members are always welcome.
This month, we are reading Bearskin by James A. McLaughlin
Rice Moore is just beginning to think his troubles are behind him. He’s found a job protecting a remote forest preserve in Virginian Appalachia where his main responsibilities include tracking wildlife and refurbishing cabins. It’s hard work, and totally solitary—perfect to hide away from the Mexican drug cartels he betrayed back in Arizona. But when Rice finds the carcass of a bear killed on the grounds, the quiet solitude he’s so desperately sought is suddenly at risk.
More bears are killed on the preserve and Rice’s obsession with catching the poachers escalates, leading to hostile altercations with the locals and attention from both the law and Rice’s employers. Partnering with his predecessor, a scientist who hopes to continue her research on the preserve, Rice puts into motion a plan that could expose the poachers but risks revealing his own whereabouts to the dangerous people he was running from in the first place.
Join us for stories, puppets, musical instruments, scarves and more. This 20 minute class is for babies birth to 2 ½ and their caregivers. Families are encouraged to explore and play in our Family Place play area.
Join fellow game lovers for an afternoon of fun. Play Scrabble, Mahjong, Rummikub, Pictionary, Uno, Scattegories, Dominoes and more!
Stop by and get in the game!
Club Otaku is a meeting place for anime and manga fans to watch, read, and discuss anime and manga. As well as share your favorite fanfiction and fanart with your fellow otaku!
The Evening Book Discussion meets on the third Thursday of each month. For more information you can email Paula.
Stop by the Second Chapter Cafe to watch a different film each week!
This week's selection is
Are you a writer? Do you want to be? Join us as we welcome local author and instructor Dan Kirk for a four-week creative writing class!
Students should be prepared to write both in class and between sessions. Writing materials of either a laptop or notebook are required. Students will share their work, offer constructive criticism, and discuss writing in a workshop format. The theme will be Exploration, and might include both travel experiences as well as personal introspective topics. Students are encouraged to come with an open mind and with enthusiasm.
Registration is required, and students must commit to attending all four weeks.
This workshop is a part of our 2020 project Do the Write Thing: A Whitehall Community Anthology, partially sponsored by a grant from PA Partners in the Arts. It is our intent that the attendees of this workshop will plan to submit a piece for publication in the anthology.
Bio: Dan J. Kirk has been writing for as long as he can remember. His debut novel, Between the Innings, was published by Pocol Press (www.pocolpress.com) in 2017, and his full-length drama, Parlour Games, was produced by Presto Players in 2018. Dan teaches writing and theatre at various local high schools and colleges, and specializes in fiction and playwriting. He is available for readings and editing services via danjkirkauthor@gmail.com.
The tax service through AARP will be offered again this year.
Monday, February 10th - April 6th
10:00 AM to 2:00 PM
Library doors open at 9:00 am
The service is still first come, first served and participants will be required to bring last year's tax return information with them.
Participants will be required to complete an intake form provided by AARP before being seen.
Start the week with a full deck . . . of cards!
Join this game group for an afternoon of fun card games and good company. We’ll meet weekly in our Second Chapter Café to enjoy the trick-taking game of 500 in a nice atmosphere fit for a King! (Or at least a Jack.)
Stop by whenever you like and be our newest wild card!
It’s aces!
Nothing brings a community together like good food and conversation. So come for dinner and meet your neighbors!
We are partnering with the Baldwin-Whitehall School District in asking community members to bring a covered dish representing their culture (or something you simply enjoy).
The Library will provide beverages, paper products and utensils, as well as entertainment, stories and activities for the kids. All ages are welcome.
So let’s chase the winter chill away and come together and connect to cultures through food and conversation. Let’s celebrate our community’s rich diversity by having dinner with our neighbors and making new friends!
Everyone is welcome here!
Please feel free to bring a recipe card of your dish to that others can take a photo and share (optional).
NOTE: If the Baldwin-Whitehall School District delays or cancels school due to inclement weather conditions, this event will be cancelled.
STEAM storytime is an activities-based class inspired by themed picture books. STEAM is the combination of Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math. This storytime promotes inquiry-based learning and creative thinking through hands-on activities. This class is for children 3 to 5 years and their caregivers.
Join us for stories, rhymes, games, and art. This 30 minute class is for children 2 ½ to 5 years and their caregivers. Families are encouraged to explore our Family Place play area after storytime.
Join our conversation salon for a lively discussion of current topics and events of the day. This group meets on the second and fourth Wednesdays of the month.
Stay local and get vocal!
Join us for stories, rhymes, games, art and other extension activities. This 30 minute class is for children 2 ½ to 5 years and their caregivers. Families are encouraged to explore our Family Place play are after storytime.
Join us for stories, puppets, musical instruments, scarves and more. This 20 minute class is for babies birth to 2 ½ and their caregivers. Families are encouraged to explore and play in our Family Place play area.
Join fellow game lovers for an afternoon of fun. Play Scrabble, Mahjong, Rummikub, Pictionary, Uno, Scattegories, Dominoes and more!
Stop by and get in the game!
Club Otaku is a meeting place for anime and manga fans to watch, read, and discuss anime and manga. As well as share your favorite fanfiction and fanart with your fellow otaku!
Stop by the Second Chapter Cafe to watch a different film each week!
This week's selection is
Critical Hit: Is a tabletop gaming program featuring gameplay and campaigns from Dungeons and Dragons 5th edition books. We meet alternating Fridays of each month in the Second Chapter Cafe from 6-8PM.
Travel around fantasy worlds with your friends in groups of 4-8. Traverse tricky mazes and caves filled with treasure and monsters. Continue exploring abandoned houses filled with scurrying creatures. The world you created awaits you.
Bring your dice, your friends and a trusty Dungeon Master and prepare for thing to get dicey.
No registration required.
Ages: Teens 13-19
Is your copy of War and Peace propping open the front door?
Have you started Pride and Prejudice more times than your car?
If so, join the book club devoted to turning that masterpiece into a piece of cake!
We’ll tackle another classic work each month to see if it deserves its place on history’s highest shelf!
This month's selection is Lolita by Vladimir Nabokov.
The tax service through AARP will be offered again this year.
Monday, February 10th - April 6th
10:00 AM to 2:00 PM
Library doors open at 9:00 am
The service is still first come, first served and participants will be required to bring last year's tax return information with them.
Participants will be required to complete an intake form provided by AARP before being seen.
Start the week with a full deck . . . of cards!
Join this game group for an afternoon of fun card games and good company. We’ll meet weekly in our Second Chapter Café to enjoy the trick-taking game of 500 in a nice atmosphere fit for a King! (Or at least a Jack.)
Stop by whenever you like and be our newest wild card!
It’s aces!
Join us for stories, rhymes, games, art and other extension activities. This 30 minute class is for children 2 ½ to 5 years and their caregivers. Families are encouraged to explore our Family Place play are after storytime.
Stop by the Second Chapter Cafe to watch a different film each week!
This week's selection is
The tax service through AARP will be offered again this year.
Monday, February 10th - April 6th
10:00 AM to 2:00 PM
Library doors open at 9:00 am
The service is still first come, first served and participants will be required to bring last year's tax return information with them.
Participants will be required to complete an intake form provided by AARP before being seen.
Start the week with a full deck . . . of cards!
Join this game group for an afternoon of fun card games and good company. We’ll meet weekly in our Second Chapter Café to enjoy the trick-taking game of 500 in a nice atmosphere fit for a King! (Or at least a Jack.)
Stop by whenever you like and be our newest wild card!
It’s aces!
Join Holly Van Hoey from Higher Voice studio for an introduction to Kindermusik. Steeped in educational theory, Kindermusik programs use interactive, sensory-rich experiences to build neural pathways and shape the architecture of each child’s growing brain. This class will use scarves, shakers, drums, parachute and more. Discover the joy of music-based learning. This class is for children 0 to 5 years and their caregivers.
Yinz should pull up a parking chair and join us for a talk about one of the city’s biggest characters – the incomparable Mayor Sophie Masloff!
Dr. Barbara Burstin, professor and author of a new biography of the mayor, will speak about Sophie’s improbable journey from daughter of poor Romanian Jewish immigrants to the first female mayor of Pittsburgh. Even with a number of strikes against her, the foremost being a woman in a man’s world, Ms. Masloff had the toughness and determination to not let the slings derail her in her mission to do the best for the city.
In honor of Ms. Masloff, we’ll have a bagel luncheon sure to make you say “Oy, that’s good!”
Copies of Dr. Burstin’s book will be available for purchase following the talk.
Bio: Barbara Burstin is an adjunct professor in the history departments at the University of Pittsburgh and Carnegie Mellon University. She has published several books and articles relating to the Holocaust and the history of Jews in Pittsburgh. Sophie: The Incomparable Mayor Masloff is her latest book.
Join our conversation salon for a lively discussion of current topics and events of the day. This group meets on the second and fourth Wednesdays of the month.
Stay local and get vocal!
Join us for stories, rhymes, games, art and other extension activities. This 30 minute class is for children 2 ½ to 5 years and their caregivers. Families are encouraged to explore our Family Place play are after storytime.
Stop by the Second Chapter Cafe to watch a different film each week!
This week's selection is
What is a Girls Who Code Club? Girls Who Code Clubs are a fun, supportive place for girls to get together and learn about computer science. Each month we will explore the basics of coding through hands-on challenges and computer applications such as video games and digital art. We will also have cool unplugged group activities, games, snacks and more. This club is for girls in 3rd-5th grade. Registration is required.
Calling all crafty and creative book lovers!
Each month, we explore a different upcycled book craft, turning a damaged or unusable donation into something beautiful. We provide the supplies, you bring the creativity!
No experience necessary, but registration is required. $2 suggested donation for materials (accepted during the event). Adults only, please!
March Craft: String Butterfly (on canvas)
The tax service through AARP will be offered again this year.
Monday, February 10th - April 6th
10:00 AM to 2:00 PM
Library doors open at 9:00 am
The service is still first come, first served and participants will be required to bring last year's tax return information with them.
Participants will be required to complete an intake form provided by AARP before being seen.
Start the week with a full deck . . . of cards!
Join this game group for an afternoon of fun card games and good company. We’ll meet weekly in our Second Chapter Café to enjoy the trick-taking game of 500 in a nice atmosphere fit for a King! (Or at least a Jack.)
Stop by whenever you like and be our newest wild card!
It’s aces!
MOBILE OFFICE HOURS with the Office of Senator Pam Iovino.
We can help with:
- Port Authority Senior ConnectCard Application
- REAL ID Required Documentation Verification
- Free Notary Services by Appointment
- Prescription Assistance
- PennDOT Assistance
- Property Tax & Rent Rebate Assistance
- Consumer Complaint
- State Income Tax Forms
- Issues with State Government
- Other Ap[plications
Look for us seated near the fireplace!
This club celebrates cookbooks, cooking, and darn good times! Club members will discuss and sample foods using recipes from each month's selected cookbook.
Interested? Call the library to find out how to be placed on a waiting list.
We're always cooking up something good!
Join us for stories, rhymes, games, art and other extension activities. This 30 minute class is for children 2 ½ to 5 years and their caregivers. Families are encouraged to explore our Family Place play are after storytime.
The Evening Book Discussion meets on the third Thursday of each month. For more information you can email Paula.
Stop by the Second Chapter Cafe to watch a different film each week!
This week's selection is
The tax service through AARP will be offered again this year.
Monday, February 10th - April 6th
10:00 AM to 2:00 PM
Library doors open at 9:00 am
The service is still first come, first served and participants will be required to bring last year's tax return information with them.
Participants will be required to complete an intake form provided by AARP before being seen.
Start the week with a full deck . . . of cards!
Join this game group for an afternoon of fun card games and good company. We’ll meet weekly in our Second Chapter Café to enjoy the trick-taking game of 500 in a nice atmosphere fit for a King! (Or at least a Jack.)
Stop by whenever you like and be our newest wild card!
It’s aces!
Join our conversation salon for a lively discussion of current topics and events of the day. This group meets on the second and fourth Wednesdays of the month.
Stay local and get vocal!
Join us for stories, rhymes, games, art and other extension activities. This 30 minute class is for children 2 ½ to 5 years and their caregivers. Families are encouraged to explore our Family Place play are after storytime.
Are you thrilled by a good mystery?
Join our Mystery Book Club! We meet once a month to discuss the hottest whodunnits. New members are always welcome.
This month, we are reading The Whisper Man by Alex North
After the sudden death of his wife, Tom Kennedy believes a fresh start will help him and his young son Jake heal. A new beginning, a new house, a new town. But the town has a dark past. Twenty years ago, a serial killer abducted and murdered five residents. Until Frank Carter was finally caught, he was nicknamed "The Whisper Man," for he would lure his victims out by whispering at their windows at night. Just as Tom and Jake settle into their new home, a young boy vanishes. His disappearance bears an unnerving resemblance to Frank Carter's crimes, reigniting old rumors that he preyed with an accomplice. Now, detectives Amanda Beck and Pete Willis must find the boy before it is too late, even if that means Pete has to revisit his great foe in prison: The Whisper Man. And then Jake begins acting strangely. He hears a whispering at his window...
Stop by the Second Chapter Cafe to watch a different film each week!
This week's selection is
Is your copy of War and Peace propping open the front door?
Have you started Pride and Prejudice more times than your car?
If so, join the book club devoted to turning that masterpiece into a piece of cake!
We’ll tackle another classic work each month to see if it deserves its place on history’s highest shelf!
This month's selection is My Ántonia by Willa Cather!
The tax service through AARP will be offered again this year.
Monday, February 10th - April 6th
10:00 AM to 2:00 PM
Library doors open at 9:00 am
The service is still first come, first served and participants will be required to bring last year's tax return information with them.
Participants will be required to complete an intake form provided by AARP before being seen.
Start the week with a full deck . . . of cards!
Join this game group for an afternoon of fun card games and good company. We’ll meet weekly in our Second Chapter Café to enjoy the trick-taking game of 500 in a nice atmosphere fit for a King! (Or at least a Jack.)
Stop by whenever you like and be our newest wild card!
It’s aces!
Stop by the Second Chapter Cafe to watch a different film each week!
This week's selection is
What is a Girls Who Code Club? Girls Who Code Clubs are a fun, supportive place for girls to get together and learn about computer science. Each month we will explore the basics of coding through hands-on challenges and computer applications such as video games and digital art. We will also have cool unplugged group activities, games, snacks and more. This club is for girls in 3rd-5th grade.
The tax service through AARP will be offered again this year.
Monday, February 10th - April 6th
10:00 AM to 2:00 PM
Library doors open at 9:00 am
The service is still first come, first served and participants will be required to bring last year's tax return information with them.
Participants will be required to complete an intake form provided by AARP before being seen.
Start the week with a full deck . . . of cards!
Join this game group for an afternoon of fun card games and good company. We’ll meet weekly in our Second Chapter Café to enjoy the trick-taking game of 500 in a nice atmosphere fit for a King! (Or at least a Jack.)
Stop by whenever you like and be our newest wild card!
It’s aces!
Join our conversation salon for a lively discussion of current topics and events of the day. This group meets on the second and fourth Wednesdays of the month.
Stay local and get vocal!
Stop by the Second Chapter Cafe to watch a different film each week!
This week's selection is
Start the week with a full deck . . . of cards!
Join this game group for an afternoon of fun card games and good company. We’ll meet weekly in our Second Chapter Café to enjoy the trick-taking game of 500 in a nice atmosphere fit for a King! (Or at least a Jack.)
Stop by whenever you like and be our newest wild card!
It’s aces!
This club celebrates cookbooks, cooking, and darn good times! Club members will discuss and sample foods using recipes from each month's selected cookbook.
Interested? Call the library to find out how to be placed on a waiting list.
We're always cooking up something good!
The Evening Book Discussion meets on the third Thursday of each month. For more information you can email Paula.
Stop by the Second Chapter Cafe to watch a different film each week!
This week's selection is
Start the week with a full deck . . . of cards!
Join this game group for an afternoon of fun card games and good company. We’ll meet weekly in our Second Chapter Café to enjoy the trick-taking game of 500 in a nice atmosphere fit for a King! (Or at least a Jack.)
Stop by whenever you like and be our newest wild card!
It’s aces!
Join our conversation salon for a lively discussion of current topics and events of the day. This group meets on the second and fourth Wednesdays of the month.
Stay local and get vocal!
Stop by the Second Chapter Cafe to watch a different film each week!
This week's selection is
Is your copy of War and Peace propping open the front door?
Have you started Pride and Prejudice more times than your car?
If so, join the book club devoted to turning that masterpiece into a piece of cake!
We’ll tackle another classic work each month to see if it deserves its place on history’s highest shelf!
This month's selection is Madame Bovary by Gustave Flaubert!
Start the week with a full deck . . . of cards!
Join this game group for an afternoon of fun card games and good company. We’ll meet weekly in our Second Chapter Café to enjoy the trick-taking game of 500 in a nice atmosphere fit for a King! (Or at least a Jack.)
Stop by whenever you like and be our newest wild card!
It’s aces!
Stop by the Second Chapter Cafe to watch a different film each week!
This week's selection is
Start the week with a full deck . . . of cards!
Join this game group for an afternoon of fun card games and good company. We’ll meet weekly in our Second Chapter Café to enjoy the trick-taking game of 500 in a nice atmosphere fit for a King! (Or at least a Jack.)
Stop by whenever you like and be our newest wild card!
It’s aces!
Stop by the Second Chapter Cafe to watch a different film each week!
This week's selection is
Start the week with a full deck . . . of cards!
Join this game group for an afternoon of fun card games and good company. We’ll meet weekly in our Second Chapter Café to enjoy the trick-taking game of 500 in a nice atmosphere fit for a King! (Or at least a Jack.)
Stop by whenever you like and be our newest wild card!
It’s aces!
Join our conversation salon for a lively discussion of current topics and events of the day. This group meets on the second and fourth Wednesdays of the month.
Stay local and get vocal!
Stop by the Second Chapter Cafe to watch a different film each week!
This week's selection is
Start the week with a full deck . . . of cards!
Join this game group for an afternoon of fun card games and good company. We’ll meet weekly in our Second Chapter Café to enjoy the trick-taking game of 500 in a nice atmosphere fit for a King! (Or at least a Jack.)
Stop by whenever you like and be our newest wild card!
It’s aces!
This club celebrates cookbooks, cooking, and darn good times! Club members will discuss and sample foods using recipes from each month's selected cookbook.
Interested? Call the library to find out how to be placed on a waiting list.
We're always cooking up something good!
The Evening Book Discussion meets on the third Thursday of each month. For more information you can email Paula.
Stop by the Second Chapter Cafe to watch a different film each week!
This week's selection is
Start the week with a full deck . . . of cards!
Join this game group for an afternoon of fun card games and good company. We’ll meet weekly in our Second Chapter Café to enjoy the trick-taking game of 500 in a nice atmosphere fit for a King! (Or at least a Jack.)
Stop by whenever you like and be our newest wild card!
It’s aces!
Join our conversation salon for a lively discussion of current topics and events of the day. This group meets on the second and fourth Wednesdays of the month.
Stay local and get vocal!
Are you thrilled by a good mystery?
Join our Mystery Book Club! We meet once a month to discuss the hottest whodunnits. New members are always welcome.
This month, we are reading Miracle Creek by Angie Kim
In a small town in Virginia, a group of people know each other because they’re part of a special treatment center, a hyperbaric chamber that may cure a range of conditions from infertility to autism. But then the chamber explodes, two people die, and it’s clear the explosion wasn’t an accident. A powerful showdown unfolds as the story moves across characters who are all maybe keeping secrets, hiding betrayals. Chapter by chapter, we shift alliances and gather evidence: Was it the careless mother of a patient? Was it the owners, hoping to cash in on a big insurance payment and send their daughter to college? Could it have been a protester, trying to prove the treatment isn’t safe?
Stop by the Second Chapter Cafe to watch a different film each week!
This week's selection is
Is your copy of War and Peace propping open the front door?
Have you started Pride and Prejudice more times than your car?
If so, join the book club devoted to turning that masterpiece into a piece of cake!
We’ll tackle another classic work each month to see if it deserves its place on history’s highest shelf!
This month's selection is
Start the week with a full deck . . . of cards!
Join this game group for an afternoon of fun card games and good company. We’ll meet weekly in our Second Chapter Café to enjoy the trick-taking game of 500 in a nice atmosphere fit for a King! (Or at least a Jack.)
Stop by whenever you like and be our newest wild card!
It’s aces!
Stop by the Second Chapter Cafe to watch a different film each week!
This week's selection is
Start the week with a full deck . . . of cards!
Join this game group for an afternoon of fun card games and good company. We’ll meet weekly in our Second Chapter Café to enjoy the trick-taking game of 500 in a nice atmosphere fit for a King! (Or at least a Jack.)
Stop by whenever you like and be our newest wild card!
It’s aces!
Join our conversation salon for a lively discussion of current topics and events of the day. This group meets on the second and fourth Wednesdays of the month.
Stay local and get vocal!
Stop by the Second Chapter Cafe to watch a different film each week!
This week's selection is
Start the week with a full deck . . . of cards!
Join this game group for an afternoon of fun card games and good company. We’ll meet weekly in our Second Chapter Café to enjoy the trick-taking game of 500 in a nice atmosphere fit for a King! (Or at least a Jack.)
Stop by whenever you like and be our newest wild card!
It’s aces!
This club celebrates cookbooks, cooking, and darn good times! Club members will discuss and sample foods using recipes from each month's selected cookbook.
Interested? Call the library to find out how to be placed on a waiting list.
We're always cooking up something good!
Stop by the Second Chapter Cafe to watch a different film each week!
This week's selection is
Start the week with a full deck . . . of cards!
Join this game group for an afternoon of fun card games and good company. We’ll meet weekly in our Second Chapter Café to enjoy the trick-taking game of 500 in a nice atmosphere fit for a King! (Or at least a Jack.)
Stop by whenever you like and be our newest wild card!
It’s aces!
Join our conversation salon for a lively discussion of current topics and events of the day. This group meets on the second and fourth Wednesdays of the month.
Stay local and get vocal!
Are you thrilled by a good mystery?
Join our Mystery Book Club! We meet once a month to discuss the hottest whodunnits. New members are always welcome.
This month, we are reading Then She Was Gone by Lisa Jewell
Laurel Mack is trying to put her life back together. It’s been ten years since her daughter disappeared, seven years since her marriage ended, and only months since the last clue in Ellie’s case was unearthed. So when she meets an unexpectedly charming man in a café, no one is more surprised than Laurel at how quickly their flirtation develops into something deeper. Before she knows it, she’s meeting Floyd’s daughters—and his youngest, Poppy, takes Laurel’s breath away. Because looking at Poppy is like looking at Ellie. And now, the unanswered questions she’s tried so hard to put to rest begin to haunt Laurel anew.
Stop by the Second Chapter Cafe to watch a different film each week!
This week's selection is
Is your copy of War and Peace propping open the front door?
Have you started Pride and Prejudice more times than your car?
If so, join the book club devoted to turning that masterpiece into a piece of cake!
We’ll tackle another classic work each month to see if it deserves its place on history’s highest shelf!
This month's selection is
Start the week with a full deck . . . of cards!
Join this game group for an afternoon of fun card games and good company. We’ll meet weekly in our Second Chapter Café to enjoy the trick-taking game of 500 in a nice atmosphere fit for a King! (Or at least a Jack.)
Stop by whenever you like and be our newest wild card!
It’s aces!
Stop by the Second Chapter Cafe to watch a different film each week!
This week's selection is
Join our conversation salon for a lively discussion of current topics and events of the day. This group meets on the second and fourth Wednesdays of the month.
Stay local and get vocal!
Stop by the Second Chapter Cafe to watch a different film each week!
This week's selection is
This club celebrates cookbooks, cooking, and darn good times! Club members will discuss and sample foods using recipes from each month's selected cookbook.
Interested? Call the library to find out how to be placed on a waiting list.
We're always cooking up something good!
Stop by the Second Chapter Cafe to watch a different film each week!
This week's selection is
Join our conversation salon for a lively discussion of current topics and events of the day. This group meets on the second and fourth Wednesdays of the month.
Stay local and get vocal!
Stop by the Second Chapter Cafe to watch a different film each week!
This week's selection is
Is your copy of War and Peace propping open the front door?
Have you started Pride and Prejudice more times than your car?
If so, join the book club devoted to turning that masterpiece into a piece of cake!
We’ll tackle another classic work each month to see if it deserves its place on history’s highest shelf!
This month's selection is
Stop by the Second Chapter Cafe to watch a different film each week!
This week's selection is
Stop by the Second Chapter Cafe to watch a different film each week!
This week's selection is
Join our conversation salon for a lively discussion of current topics and events of the day. This group meets on the second and fourth Wednesdays of the month.
Stay local and get vocal!
Stop by the Second Chapter Cafe to watch a different film each week!
This week's selection is
This club celebrates cookbooks, cooking, and darn good times! Club members will discuss and sample foods using recipes from each month's selected cookbook.
Interested? Call the library to find out how to be placed on a waiting list.
We're always cooking up something good!
Stop by the Second Chapter Cafe to watch a different film each week!
This week's selection is
Join our conversation salon for a lively discussion of current topics and events of the day. This group meets on the second and fourth Wednesdays of the month.
Stay local and get vocal!
Stop by the Second Chapter Cafe to watch a different film each week!
This week's selection is
Is your copy of War and Peace propping open the front door?
Have you started Pride and Prejudice more times than your car?
If so, join the book club devoted to turning that masterpiece into a piece of cake!
We’ll tackle another classic work each month to see if it deserves its place on history’s highest shelf!
This month's selection is
Stop by the Second Chapter Cafe to watch a different film each week!
This week's selection is
Join our conversation salon for a lively discussion of current topics and events of the day. This group meets on the second and fourth Wednesdays of the month.
Stay local and get vocal!
Stop by the Second Chapter Cafe to watch a different film each week!
This week's selection is
This club celebrates cookbooks, cooking, and darn good times! Club members will discuss and sample foods using recipes from each month's selected cookbook.
Interested? Call the library to find out how to be placed on a waiting list.
We're always cooking up something good!
Stop by the Second Chapter Cafe to watch a different film each week!
This week's selection is
Join our conversation salon for a lively discussion of current topics and events of the day. This group meets on the second and fourth Wednesdays of the month.
Stay local and get vocal!
Stop by the Second Chapter Cafe to watch a different film each week!
This week's selection is
Is your copy of War and Peace propping open the front door?
Have you started Pride and Prejudice more times than your car?
If so, join the book club devoted to turning that masterpiece into a piece of cake!
We’ll tackle another classic work each month to see if it deserves its place on history’s highest shelf!
This month's selection is
Stop by the Second Chapter Cafe to watch a different film each week!
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Stop by the Second Chapter Cafe to watch a different film each week!
This week's selection is
Join our conversation salon for a lively discussion of current topics and events of the day. This group meets on the second and fourth Wednesdays of the month.
Stay local and get vocal!
Stop by the Second Chapter Cafe to watch a different film each week!
This week's selection is
This club celebrates cookbooks, cooking, and darn good times! Club members will discuss and sample foods using recipes from each month's selected cookbook.
Interested? Call the library to find out how to be placed on a waiting list.
We're always cooking up something good!
Stop by the Second Chapter Cafe to watch a different film each week!
This week's selection is
Join our conversation salon for a lively discussion of current topics and events of the day. This group meets on the second and fourth Wednesdays of the month.
Stay local and get vocal!
Stop by the Second Chapter Cafe to watch a different film each week!
This week's selection is
Is your copy of War and Peace propping open the front door?
Have you started Pride and Prejudice more times than your car?
If so, join the book club devoted to turning that masterpiece into a piece of cake!
We’ll tackle another classic work each month to see if it deserves its place on history’s highest shelf!
This month's selection is
Stop by the Second Chapter Cafe to watch a different film each week!
This week's selection is
Join our conversation salon for a lively discussion of current topics and events of the day. This group meets on the second and fourth Wednesdays of the month.
Stay local and get vocal!
Stop by the Second Chapter Cafe to watch a different film each week!
This week's selection is
This club celebrates cookbooks, cooking, and darn good times! Club members will discuss and sample foods using recipes from each month's selected cookbook.
Interested? Call the library to find out how to be placed on a waiting list.
We're always cooking up something good!
Stop by the Second Chapter Cafe to watch a different film each week!
This week's selection is
Join our conversation salon for a lively discussion of current topics and events of the day. This group meets on the second and fourth Wednesdays of the month.
Stay local and get vocal!
Stop by the Second Chapter Cafe to watch a different film each week!
This week's selection is
Is your copy of War and Peace propping open the front door?
Have you started Pride and Prejudice more times than your car?
If so, join the book club devoted to turning that masterpiece into a piece of cake!
We’ll tackle another classic work each month to see if it deserves its place on history’s highest shelf!
This month's selection is
Stop by the Second Chapter Cafe to watch a different film each week!
This week's selection is
Join our conversation salon for a lively discussion of current topics and events of the day. This group meets on the second and fourth Wednesdays of the month.
Stay local and get vocal!
Join us for stories, rhymes, games, art and other extension activities. This 30 minute class is for children 2 ½ to 5 years and their caregivers. Families are encouraged to explore our Family Place play are after storytime.
Stop by the Second Chapter Cafe to watch a different film each week!
This week's selection is
This club celebrates cookbooks, cooking, and darn good times! Club members will discuss and sample foods using recipes from each month's selected cookbook.
Interested? Call the library to find out how to be placed on a waiting list.
We're always cooking up something good!
Join us for stories, rhymes, games, art and other extension activities. This 30 minute class is for children 2 ½ to 5 years and their caregivers. Families are encouraged to explore our Family Place play are after storytime.
Stop by the Second Chapter Cafe to watch a different film each week!
This week's selection is
Join our conversation salon for a lively discussion of current topics and events of the day. This group meets on the second and fourth Wednesdays of the month.
Stay local and get vocal!
Join us for stories, rhymes, games, art and other extension activities. This 30 minute class is for children 2 ½ to 5 years and their caregivers. Families are encouraged to explore our Family Place play are after storytime.
Is your copy of War and Peace propping open the front door?
Have you started Pride and Prejudice more times than your car?
If so, join the book club devoted to turning that masterpiece into a piece of cake!
We’ll tackle another classic work each month to see if it deserves its place on history’s highest shelf!
This month's selection is
Join us for stories, rhymes, games, art and other extension activities. This 30 minute class is for children 2 ½ to 5 years and their caregivers. Families are encouraged to explore our Family Place play are after storytime.
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