This prechool program is designed to develop early literacy skills such as vocabulary, print awareness, letter knowledge, and phonological awareness like sounds of letters and ryhmes. You will see all of these programs on our Youtube channel each week by clicking here.
If you love mysteries, our Mystery Book Club is for you! This club meets every six weeks on Zoom
and you will be notified with all the information. Call the library for each meetings book selection to
be picked up during our curbside hours.
Step back in time with the Fort Pitt Museum! First opened in 1969 in a reconstructed bastion, the Fort Pitt Museum provides visitors with a rich understanding of the world-changing events that occurred right here in Western Pennsylvania. Let the artifacts do the storytelling as a representative from the museum showcases a few remarkable relics from their rich collection.
ABOUT FORT PITT MUSEUM:
The Fort Pitt Museum, located in historic Point State Park in downtown Pittsburgh, is a two-floor, 12,000-squarefoot museum that tells the story of Western Pennsylvania’s pivotal role during the French & Indian War, the American Revolution, and as the birthplace of Pittsburgh. Through interactive exhibitions, life-like historical figures, and recently added artifacts, visitors will learn the important role our region played in shaping the United States.
This virtual program is part of a series promoting the Experience Kits initiative at select Allegheny & Washington County Libraries. With your library card, receive free admission passes for up to four people to several local museums and historical sites. For more information, call the library at 412-882-5694 or email brentwood@einetwork.net
Upcoming Museum Lectures:
• Tuesday, March 9, 2021: Lincoln Highway Experience
• Tuesday, March 16, 2021: Meadowcroft Rock Shelter & Historic Village
• Tuesday, March 23, 2021: McKeesport Regional History & Heritage Center
• Tuesday, April 6, 2021: Pennsylvania Trolley Museum
Registration is required; Zoom information will be sent two days before the event.
To register, go to: https://www.eventkeeper.com/code/ekform.cfm?curOrg=WHITEHALL&curID=488371
Please note: this link will take you to Whitehall Public Library’s registration page, as this is a co-hosted program.
PLUS: If you have children, join the Fort Pitt Museum on Saturday at 10 am for a special virtual storytime! See our calendar for more details on how to register.
We are proud to partner with WQED Education department to offer this pilot program to children ages 5-8. All the materials you need to participate in these workshops will be provided to each family. Included in every packet will be a gift card for food. The first workshop will be a live Zoom meeting, which is included in your materials, to introduce the program and how your family can have fun working together. The next three workshops will be recorded to watch at your convenience. Spaces are limited to families, not individuals. Register online at brentwoodpubliclibrary.org or call us at 412-882-5694.
This Family and Community Learning (FCL) is about financial literacy and introducing the concept of money and saving to children. This FCL is for families with children ages 5-8 and each session will be about one hour long. Adults are encouraged to ask what your children are seeing, hearing, and experiencing. This will extend the activities and encourage creativity and exploration. The topics covered in this series are:
March 3rd Workshop 1: What is Money?
March 10th Workshop 2: Needs VS Wants
March 17th Workshop 3: Saving VS Spending
March 24th Workshop 4: One for Now, One for Later, One to Share
Toddler Tales is a storytime designed to get your little one movin’ and groovin’ while sparking their curiosity about the world of books. This interactive storytime is designed for children between the ages of 1.5 years to 3.5 years. During this action packed storytime we will read books, sing songs, and do action rhymes. Each week a new storytime is posted to our YouTube page. You can find all of our virtual storytime programming by just clicking the link. https://www.youtube.com/user/4128825694/featured
Enjoy our special virtual storytime with the Fort Pitt Museum! A representative from the museum will read a Pittsburgh-themed story that will introduce children to local history in a fun and engaging way. Following the storytime, kids will be encouraged to participate in an activity based on the story we read!
This virtual storytime is part of a series promoting the Experience Kits initiative at select Allegheny & Washington County Libraries. With your library card, receive free admission passes for up to four people to several local museums and historical sites. For more information, call the library at 412-882-5694 or email brentwood@einetwork.net
Upcoming Museum Storytimes:
• Saturday, March 13, 2021: Lincoln Highway Experience
• Saturday, March 20, 2021: Meadowcroft Rock Shelter & Historic Village
• Saturday, March 27, 2021: McKeesport Regional History & Heritage Center
• Saturday, April 10, 2021: Pennsylvania Trolley Museum
Registration is required; Zoom information will be sent two days before the event.
To register, go to: https://www.eventkeeper.com/code/ekform.cfm?curOrg=WHITEHALL&curID=487707
Please note: this link will take you to Whitehall Public Library’s registration page, as this is a co-hosted program.
About the Fort Pitt Museum:
The Fort Pitt Museum, located in historic Point State Park in downtown Pittsburgh, is a two-floor, 12,000-squarefoot museum that tells the story of Western Pennsylvania’s pivotal role during the French & Indian War, the American Revolution, and as the birthplace of Pittsburgh. Through interactive exhibitions, life-like historical figures, and recently added artifacts, visitors will learn the important role our region played in shaping the United States.
Musical Monday is a great time of singing, playing instruments, and dancing for children of all ages who enjoy music.
Every other week, we post a NEW online Musical Monday to our YouTube page. You can find Musical Monday and all of our other virtual programming by clicking here!
Get ready to sing, dance, clap and wiggle! Also, since singing slows down language, this program builds early literacy skills, too!
Get a taste of what you might discover on the Lincoln Highway (psst: it probably tastes a bit like pie!). Join a representative from the Lincoln Highway Experience as she showcases a few outstanding objects from their collection and experience actual artifacts from transportation history!
ABOUT LINCOLN HIGHWAY EXPERIENCE: Discover 100+ years of Lincoln Highway history at the largest museum in America dedicated to sharing the story of the first coast-to-coast highway. Located on the Lincoln Highway between Latrobe and Ligonier, PA in the beautiful Laurel Highlands, the Lincoln Highway Experience exhibits authentic and meticulously restored 1930s Lincoln Highway artifacts. This delightful museum offers a slice of pie, a cup of joe, and a fun place for you to go!
This virtual program is part of a series promoting the Experience Kits initiative at select Allegheny & Washington County Libraries. With your library card, receive free admission passes for up to four people to several local museums and historical sites. For more information, call the library at 412-882-5694 or email brentwood@einetwork.net
Upcoming Museum Lectures:
• Tuesday, March 16, 2021: Meadowcroft Rock Shelter & Historic Village
• Tuesday, March 23, 2021: McKeesport Regional History & Heritage Center
• Tuesday, April 6, 2021: Pennsylvania Trolley Museum
Registration is required; Zoom information will be sent two days before the event.
To register, go to: http://www.eventkeeper.com/code/ekform.cfm?curOrg=WHITEHALL&curID=488372
Please note: this link will take you to Whitehall Public Library’s registration page, as this is a co-hosted program.
PLUS: If you have children, join the Lincoln Highway Experience on Saturday at 10 am for a special virtual storytime! See our calendar for more details on how to register.
Book Babies is a story time designed for children ages 0 to 18 months old and their
caretakers.
During story time, children are introduced to
pre-literacy and social skills through fun songs, rhymes, stories, and free play.
Join us for a virtual version of this story time on our YouTube channel each week by clicking here.
Let's have fun with the alphabet from A-Z. Each week we will concentrate on a different letter using songs, rhymes, and a book. This program is geared towards children 3-5 years of age and will include tips on early literacy. Follow us on our Youtube channel https://www.youtube.com/user/4128825694 and then on our Facebook page on Friday mornings.
Enjoy our special virtual storytime with the Lincoln Highway Experience! A representative from the museum will read a story that will introduce children to the history of the Lincoln Highway and its roadside giants in a fun and engaging way. Following the storytime, kids will be encouraged to participate in an activity based on the story we read!
This virtual storytime is part of a series promoting the Experience Kits initiative at select Allegheny & Washington County Libraries. With your library card, receive free admission passes for up to four people to several local museums and historical sites. For more information, call the library at 412-882-5694 or email brentwood@einetwork.net
Upcoming Museum Storytimes:
• Saturday, March 20, 2021: Meadowcroft Rock Shelter & Historic Village
• Saturday, March 27, 2021: McKeesport Regional History & Heritage Center
• Saturday, April 10, 2021: Pennsylvania Trolley Museum
Registration is required; Zoom information will be sent two days before the event.
To register, go to: https://www.eventkeeper.com/code/ekform.cfm?curOrg=WHITEHALL&curID=487711
Please note: this link will take you to Whitehall Public Library’s registration page, as this is a co-hosted program.
About the Lincoln Highway Experience:
Discover 100+ years of Lincoln Highway history at the largest museum in America dedicated to sharing the story of the first coast-to-coast highway. Located on the Lincoln Highway between Latrobe and Ligonier, PA in the beautiful Laurel Highlands, the Lincoln Highway Experience exhibits authentic and meticulously restored 1930s Lincoln Highway artifacts. This delightful museum offers a slice of pie, a cup of joe, and a fun place for you to go!
The Novel Book Club meets virtually every six weeks to discuss our latest book selection. Call for more information
about Zoom and find out what the club is reading currently. Books can be picked up during curbside hours.
This prechool program is designed to develop early literacy skills such as vocabulary, print awareness, letter knowledge, and phonological awareness like sounds of letters and ryhmes. You will see all of these programs on our Youtube channel each week by clicking here.
Travel back 19,000 years from the comfort of your couch! A representative from Meadowcroft Rockshelter, the oldest site of human habitation in North America and an internationally-renowned archeological excavation, will provide a unique glimpse into the lives of prehistoric hunters and gathers. Let the artifacts do the storytelling as a representative discusses the story behind a few remarkable relics found at the site.
ABOUT MEADOWCROFT ROCK SHELTER & HISTORIC VILLAGE:
This National Historic Landmark, located in Avella, Washington County, Pa., features a massive rock overhang used 19,000 years ago for shelter by the first people in North America. In addition to ancient history at the Rockshelter, visitors to Meadowcroft can also step back in time to experience rural life over the past 500 years through a series of interpretive villages, including a 16th century Eastern Woodland Indian Village, an 18th century log cabin and open-sided trading post, and a 19th century village that includes a church, one-room schoolhouse, and blacksmith shop.
This virtual program is part of a series promoting the Experience Kits initiative at select Allegheny & Washington County Libraries. With your library card, receive free admission passes for up to four people to several local museums and historical sites. For more information, call the library at 412-882-5694 or email brentwood@einetwork.net
Upcoming Museum Lectures:
• Tuesday, March 23, 2021: McKeesport Regional History & Heritage Center
• Tuesday, April 6, 2021: Pennsylvania Trolley Museum
Registration is required; Zoom information will be sent two days before the event.
To register, go to: http://www.eventkeeper.com/code/ekform.cfm?curOrg=WHITEHALL&curID=488373
Please note: this link will take you to Whitehall Public Library’s registration page, as this is a co-hosted program.
PLUS: If you have children, join the Meadowcroft Rock Shelter on Saturday at 10 am for a special virtual storytime! See our calendar for more details on how to register.
Calling all cooks! This group that meets on Zoom the third Tuesday of every month is for cooks of all ages and all skill levels. Until we can resume our potluck-style in-person meetings, we meet online to chat about what we've been cooking and do a little show and tell. Sometimes we all read the same cookbook and discuss, too! Join us! Call Tracy at 412-882-5694 with questions or to join the club.
Toddler Tales is a storytime designed to get your little one movin’ and groovin’ while sparking their curiosity about the world of books. This interactive storytime is designed for children between the ages of 1.5 years to 3.5 years. During this action packed storytime we will read books, sing songs, and do action rhymes. Each week a new storytime is posted to our YouTube page. You can find all of our virtual storytime programming by just clicking the link. https://www.youtube.com/user/4128825694/featured
Enjoy our special virtual storytime with Meadowcroft Rock Shelter & Historic Village! A representative from the museum will read a story that will introduce children to our archeological history in a fun and engaging way. Following the storytime, kids will be encouraged to participate in an activity based on the story we read!
This virtual storytime is part of a series promoting the Experience Kits initiative at select Allegheny & Washington County Libraries. With your library card, receive free admission passes for up to four people to several local museums and historical sites. For more information, call the library at 412-882-5694 or email brentwood@einetwork.net
Upcoming Museum Storytimes:
• Saturday, March 27, 2021: McKeesport Regional History & Heritage Center
• Saturday, April 10, 2021: Pennsylvania Trolley Museum
Registration is required; Zoom information will be sent two days before the event.
To register, go to: https://www.eventkeeper.com/code/ekform.cfm?curOrg=WHITEHALL&curID=487714
Please note: this link will take you to Whitehall Public Library’s registration page, as this is a co-hosted program.
About Meadowcroft Rock Shelter:
This National Historic Landmark, located in Avella, Washington County, Pa., features a massive rock overhang used 19,000 years ago for shelter by the first people in North America. In addition to ancient history at the Rockshelter, visitors to Meadowcroft can also step back in time to experience rural life over the past 500 years through a series of interpretive villages, including a 16th century Eastern Woodland Indian Village, an 18th century log cabin and open-sided trading post, and a 19th century village that includes a church, one-room schoolhouse, and blacksmith shop.
Musical Monday is a great time of singing, playing instruments, and dancing for children of all ages who enjoy music.
Every other week, we post a NEW online Musical Monday to our YouTube page. You can find Musical Monday and all of our other virtual programming by clicking here!
Get ready to sing, dance, clap and wiggle! Also, since singing slows down language, this program builds early literacy skills, too!
Everyday this week, one of your favorite librarians will share one of the Children's Choice Picture Book nominees for the year. All readings will be posted on our YouTube channel. At the end of the week, you can cast your vote and tell us which one YOU think is the best!! All votes must be in by Friday, April 2nd. We will announce the winner on Monday, April 5th. Vote here.
Monday: Because by Mo Willems
Tuesday: The Hundred Year Barn by Patricia MacLachlan
Wednesday: Big Boys Cry by Jonty Howley
Thursday: Lubna and Pebble by Wendy Meddour
Friday: When Grandma Gives You a Lemon Tree by Jamie L.B. Deenihan
Discover what artifacts await your visit and learn more about the history of the Mon Valley through a few remarkable relics found at this museum! A representative from the McKeesport Regional History & Heritage Center will offer an engaging presentation regarding some of the unique items from their collection.
ABOUT MCKEESPORT REGIONAL HISTORY & HERITAGE CENTER:
Founded in 1980, The McKeesport Regional History & Heritage Center is a non-profit museum and research facility dedicated to preserving and presenting the history of McKeesport and its surrounding area. The Center houses the City of McKeesport's first schoolhouse, previously situated at five other locations. Five additional rooms display varying aspects of McKeesport and the Mon Valley's history, including an Industry Wing with a large-scale model of the US Steel National Tube, church collections, and an exhibit honoring Helen Richey. Peruse our nostalgic room of former store and restaurant donations and numerous nostalgic photos and paintings that will always bring to mind fond memories from the area's rich historical past.
This virtual program is part of a series promoting the Experience Kits initiative at select Allegheny & Washington County Libraries. With your library card, receive free admission passes for up to four people to several local museums and historical sites. For more information, call the library at 412-882-5694 or email brentwood@einetwork.net
Upcoming Museum Lectures:
• Tuesday, April 6, 2021: Pennsylvania Trolley Museum
Registration is required; Zoom information will be sent two days before the event.
To register, go to: http://www.eventkeeper.com/code/ekform.cfm?curOrg=WHITEHALL&curID=488374
Please note: this link will take you to Whitehall Public Library’s registration page, as this is a co-hosted program.
PLUS: If you have children, join the McKeesport Regional History & Heritage Center on Saturday at 10 am for a special virtual storytime! See our calendar for more details on how to register.
Everyday this week, one of your favorite librarians will share one of the Children's Choice Picture Book nominees for the year. All readings will be posted on our YouTube channel. At the end of the week, you can cast your vote and tell us which one YOU think is the best!! All votes must be in by Friday, April 2nd. We will announce the winner on Monday, April 5th. Vote here.
Monday: Because by Mo Willems
Tuesday: The Hundred Year Barn by Patricia MacLachlan
Wednesday: Big Boys Cry by Jonty Howley
Thursday: Lubna and Pebble by Wendy Meddour
Friday: When Grandma Gives You a Lemon Tree by Jamie L.B. Deenihan
Book Babies is a story time designed for children ages 0 to 18 months old and their
caretakers.
During story time, children are introduced to
pre-literacy and social skills through fun songs, rhymes, stories, and free play.
Join us for a virtual version of this story time on our YouTube channel each week by clicking here.
Everyday this week, one of your favorite librarians will share one of the Children's Choice Picture Book nominees for the year. All readings will be posted on our YouTube channel. At the end of the week, you can cast your vote and tell us which one YOU think is the best!! All votes must be in by Friday, April 2nd. We will announce the winner on Monday, April 5th. Vote here.
Monday: Because by Mo Willems
Tuesday: The Hundred Year Barn by Patricia MacLachlan
Wednesday: Big Boys Cry by Jonty Howley
Thursday: Lubna and Pebble by Wendy Meddour
Friday: When Grandma Gives You a Lemon Tree by Jamie L.B. Deenihan
This interactive, movement-filled virtual storytime experience is for children ages 3-7 and their families. We'll combine simple yoga poses with stories, rhymes, and songs. Build your muscles and powers of concentration while releasing some of that extra energy!
Everyday this week, one of your favorite librarians will share one of the Children's Choice Picture Book nominees for the year. All readings will be posted on our YouTube channel. At the end of the week, you can cast your vote and tell us which one YOU think is the best!! All votes must be in by Friday, April 2nd. We will announce the winner on Monday, April 5th. Vote here.
Monday: Because by Mo Willems
Tuesday: The Hundred Year Barn by Patricia MacLachlan
Wednesday: Big Boys Cry by Jonty Howley
Thursday: Lubna and Pebble by Wendy Meddour
Friday: When Grandma Gives You a Lemon Tree by Jamie L.B. Deenihan
Let's have fun with the alphabet from A-Z. Each week we will concentrate on a different letter using songs, rhymes, and a book. This program is geared towards children 3-5 years of age and will include tips on early literacy. Follow us on our Youtube channel https://www.youtube.com/user/4128825694 and then on our Facebook page on Friday mornings.
Everyday this week, one of your favorite librarians will share one of the Children's Choice Picture Book nominees for the year. All readings will be posted on our YouTube channel. At the end of the week, you can cast your vote and tell us which one YOU think is the best!! All votes must be in by Friday, April 2nd. We will announce the winner on Monday, April 5th. Vote here.
Monday: Because by Mo Willems
Tuesday: The Hundred Year Barn by Patricia MacLachlan
Wednesday: Big Boys Cry by Jonty Howley
Thursday: Lubna and Pebble by Wendy Meddour
Friday: When Grandma Gives You a Lemon Tree by Jamie L.B. Deenihan
Enjoy our special virtual storytime with the McKeesport Regional History & Heritage Center! A representative from the museum will read a Pittsburgh-themed story that will introduce children to local history in a fun and engaging way. Following the storytime, kids will be encouraged to participate in an activity based on the story we read!
This virtual storytime is part of a series promoting the Experience Kits initiative at select Allegheny & Washington County Libraries. With your library card, receive free admission passes for up to four people to several local museums and historical sites. For more information, call the library at 412-882-5694 or email brentwood@einetwork.net
Upcoming Museum Storytimes:
• Saturday, April 10, 2021: Pennsylvania Trolley Museum
Registration is required; Zoom information will be sent two days before the event.
To register, go to: https://www.eventkeeper.com/code/ekform.cfm?curOrg=WHITEHALL&curID=487715
Please note: this link will take you to Whitehall Public Library’s registration page, as this is a co-hosted program.
About McKeesport Regional History & Heritage Center:
Founded in 1980, The McKeesport Regional History & Heritage Center is a non-profit museum and research facility dedicated to preserving and presenting the history of McKeesport and its surrounding area. The Center houses the City of McKeesport's first schoolhouse, previously situated at five other locations. Five additional rooms display varying aspects of McKeesport and the Mon Valley's history, including an Industry Wing with a large-scale model of the US Steel National Tube, church collections, and an exhibit honoring Helen Richey. Peruse our nostalgic room of former store and restaurant donations and numerous nostalgic photos and paintings that will always bring to mind fond memories from the area's rich historical past.
This prechool program is designed to develop early literacy skills such as vocabulary, print awareness, letter knowledge, and phonological awareness like sounds of letters and ryhmes. You will see all of these programs on our Youtube channel each week by clicking here.
Perfect for children age 5-9 and their families.
Join Miss Kristin and Miss Lindsay for an evening of scavenger hunting fun. Each family will participate via Zoom. Solve the clue and present an object from your house as the answer...all before time runs out!
Registration is limited and required. Zoom links for the event will be sent via email on Friday, March 26th.
This prechool program is designed to develop early literacy skills such as vocabulary, print awareness, letter knowledge, and phonological awareness like sounds of letters and ryhmes. You will see all of these programs on our Youtube channel each week by clicking here.
Toddler Tales is a storytime designed to get your little one movin’ and groovin’ while sparking their curiosity about the world of books. This interactive storytime is designed for children between the ages of 1.5 years to 3.5 years. During this action packed storytime we will read books, sing songs, and do action rhymes. Each week a new storytime is posted to our YouTube page. You can find all of our virtual storytime programming by just clicking the link. https://www.youtube.com/user/4128825694/featured
Musical Monday is a great time of singing, playing instruments, and dancing for children of all ages who enjoy music.
Every other week, we post a NEW online Musical Monday to our YouTube page. You can find Musical Monday and all of our other virtual programming by clicking here!
Get ready to sing, dance, clap and wiggle! Also, since singing slows down language, this program builds early literacy skills, too!
The streetcar, or “trolley,” played a vital role in the growth of 20th century American cities. Let the artifacts do the storytelling as a representative showcases a few remarkable relics from the museum’s rich collection. Through these unique objects, you will learn more about how our thriving suburban communities owe their existence to the streetcar!
ABOUT THE PA TROLLEY MUSEUM:
The Pennsylvania Trolley Museum came to Washington County in February 1954 with three trolleys and a dream that was born in 1941. Today, the Pennsylvania Trolley Museum owns nearly 50 street and electric railway cars, 20 of which are operational on the museum’s four-mile ride. Each year over 30,000 visitors are treated to a hands-on, moving history lesson.
This virtual program is part of a series promoting the Experience Kits initiative at select Allegheny & Washington County Libraries. With your library card, receive free admission passes for up to four people to several local museums and historical sites. For more information, call the library at 412-882-5694 or email brentwood@einetwork.net
Registration is required; Zoom information will be sent two days before the event.
To register, go to: https://www.eventkeeper.com/code/ekform.cfm?curOrg=WHITEHALL&curID=488375
Please note: this link will take you to Whitehall Public Library’s registration page, as this is a co-hosted program.
PLUS: If you have children, join the PA Trolley Museum on Saturday at 10 am for a special virtual storytime! See our calendar for more details on how to register.
Book Babies is a story time designed for children ages 0 to 18 months old and their
caretakers.
During story time, children are introduced to
pre-literacy and social skills through fun songs, rhymes, stories, and free play.
Join us for a virtual version of this story time on our YouTube channel each week by clicking here.
Let's have fun with the alphabet from A-Z. Each week we will concentrate on a different letter using songs, rhymes, and a book. This program is geared towards children 3-5 years of age and will include tips on early literacy. Follow us on our Youtube channel https://www.youtube.com/user/4128825694 and then on our Facebook page on Friday mornings.
Enjoy our special virtual storytime with the Pennsylvania Trolley Museum! A representative from the museum will read a story that will introduce children to streetcars and local history in a fun and engaging way. Following the storytime, kids will be encouraged to participate in an activity based on the story we read!
This virtual storytime is part of a series promoting the Experience Kits initiative at select Allegheny & Washington County Libraries. With your library card, receive free admission passes for up to four people to several local museums and historical sites. For more information, call the library at 412-882-5694 or email brentwood@einetwork.net
Registration is required; Zoom information will be sent two days before the event.
To register, go to: https://www.eventkeeper.com/code/ekform.cfm?curOrg=WHITEHALL&curID=487716
Please note: this link will take you to Whitehall Public Library’s registration page, as this is a co-hosted program.
About the PA Trolley Museum:
The Pennsylvania Trolley Museum came to Washington County in February 1954 with three trolleys and a dream that was born in 1941. Today, the Pennsylvania Trolley Museum owns nearly 50 street and electric railway cars, 20 of which are operational on the museum’s four-mile ride. Each year over 30,000 visitors are treated to a hands-on, moving history lesson.
This prechool program is designed to develop early literacy skills such as vocabulary, print awareness, letter knowledge, and phonological awareness like sounds of letters and ryhmes. You will see all of these programs on our Youtube channel each week by clicking here.
If you love mysteries, our Mystery Book Club is for you! This club meets every six weeks on Zoom
and you will be notified with all the information. Call the library for each meetings book selection
to be picked up during our curbside hours.
Toddler Tales is a storytime designed to get your little one movin’ and groovin’ while sparking their curiosity about the world of books. This interactive storytime is designed for children between the ages of 1.5 years to 3.5 years. During this action packed storytime we will read books, sing songs, and do action rhymes. Each week a new storytime is posted to our YouTube page. You can find all of our virtual storytime programming by just clicking the link. https://www.youtube.com/user/4128825694/featured
Toddler Tales is a storytime designed to get your little one movin’ and groovin’ while sparking their curiosity about the world of books. This interactive storytime is designed for children between the ages of 1.5 years to 3.5 years. During this action packed storytime we will read books, sing songs, and do action rhymes. Each week a new storytime is posted to our YouTube page. You can find all of our virtual storytime programming by just clicking the link. https://www.youtube.com/user/4128825694/featured
Musical Monday is a great time of singing, playing instruments, and dancing for children of all ages who enjoy music.
Every other week, we post a NEW online Musical Monday to our YouTube page. You can find Musical Monday and all of our other virtual programming by clicking here!
Get ready to sing, dance, clap and wiggle! Also, since singing slows down language, this program builds early literacy skills, too!
Calling all cooks! This group that meets on Zoom the third Tuesday of every month is for cooks of all ages and all skill levels. Until we can resume our potluck-style in-person meetings, we meet online to chat about what we've been cooking and do a little show and tell. Sometimes we all read the same cookbook and discuss, too! Join us! Call Tracy at 412-882-5694 with questions or to join the club.
Book Babies is a story time designed for children ages 0 to 18 months old and their
caretakers.
During story time, children are introduced to
pre-literacy and social skills through fun songs, rhymes, stories, and free play.
Join us for a virtual version of this story time on our YouTube channel each week by clicking here.
This interactive, movement-filled virtual storytime experience is for children ages 3-7 and their families. We'll combine simple yoga poses with stories, rhymes, and songs. Build your muscles and powers of concentration while releasing some of that extra energy!
Let's have fun with the alphabet from A-Z. Each week we will concentrate on a different letter using songs, rhymes, and a book. This program is geared towards children 3-5 years of age and will include tips on early literacy. Follow us on our Youtube channel https://www.youtube.com/user/4128825694 and then on our Facebook page on Friday mornings.
The Novel Book Club meets virtually every six weeks to discuss our latest book selection. Call for more information
about Zoom and find out what the club is reading currently. Books can be picked up during curbside hours.
This prechool program is designed to develop early literacy skills such as vocabulary, print awareness, letter knowledge, and phonological awareness like sounds of letters and ryhmes. You will see all of these programs on our Youtube channel each week by clicking here.
Toddler Tales is a storytime designed to get your little one movin’ and groovin’ while sparking their curiosity about the world of books. This interactive storytime is designed for children between the ages of 1.5 years to 3.5 years. During this action packed storytime we will read books, sing songs, and do action rhymes. Each week a new storytime is posted to our YouTube page. You can find all of our virtual storytime programming by just clicking the link. https://www.youtube.com/user/4128825694/featured
Musical Monday is a great time of singing, playing instruments, and dancing for children of all ages who enjoy music.
Every other week, we post a NEW online Musical Monday to our YouTube page. You can find Musical Monday and all of our other virtual programming by clicking here!
Get ready to sing, dance, clap and wiggle! Also, since singing slows down language, this program builds early literacy skills, too!
This prechool program is designed to develop early literacy skills such as vocabulary, print awareness, letter knowledge, and phonological awareness like sounds of letters and ryhmes. You will see all of these programs on our Youtube channel each week by clicking here.
Toddler Tales is a storytime designed to get your little one movin’ and groovin’ while sparking their curiosity about the world of books. This interactive storytime is designed for children between the ages of 1.5 years to 3.5 years. During this action packed storytime we will read books, sing songs, and do action rhymes. Each week a new storytime is posted to our YouTube page. You can find all of our virtual storytime programming by just clicking the link. https://www.youtube.com/user/4128825694/featured
This prechool program is designed to develop early literacy skills such as vocabulary, print awareness, letter knowledge, and phonological awareness like sounds of letters and ryhmes. You will see all of these programs on our Youtube channel each week by clicking here.
Calling all cooks! This group that meets on Zoom the third Tuesday of every month is for cooks of all ages and all skill levels. Until we can resume our potluck-style in-person meetings, we meet online to chat about what we've been cooking and do a little show and tell. Sometimes we all read the same cookbook and discuss, too! Join us! Call Tracy at 412-882-5694 with questions or to join the club.
If you love mysteries, our Mystery Book Club is for you! This club meets every six weeks on Zoom
and you will be notified with all the information. Call the library for each meetings book selection
to be picked up during our curbside hours.
The Novel Book Club meets virtually every six weeks to discuss our latest book selection. Call for more information
about Zoom and find out what the club is reading currently. Books can be picked up during curbside hours.
Calling all cooks! This group that meets on Zoom the third Tuesday of every month is for cooks of all ages and all skill levels. Until we can resume our potluck-style in-person meetings, we meet online to chat about what we've been cooking and do a little show and tell. Sometimes we all read the same cookbook and discuss, too! Join us! Call Tracy at 412-882-5694 with questions or to join the club.
If you love mysteries, our Mystery Book Club is for you! This club meets every six weeks on Zoom
and you will be notified with all the information. Call the library for each meetings book selection
to be picked up during our curbside hours.
The Novel Book Club meets virtually every six weeks to discuss our latest book selection. Call for more information
about Zoom and find out what the club is reading currently. Books can be picked up during curbside hours.
Calling all cooks! This group that meets on Zoom the third Tuesday of every month is for cooks of all ages and all skill levels. Until we can resume our potluck-style in-person meetings, we meet online to chat about what we've been cooking and do a little show and tell. Sometimes we all read the same cookbook and discuss, too! Join us! Call Tracy at 412-882-5694 with questions or to join the club.
If you love mysteries, our Mystery Book Club is for you! This club meets every six weeks on Zoom
and you will be notified with all the information. Call the library for each meetings book selection
to be picked up during curbside hours.
Calling all cooks! This group that meets on Zoom the third Tuesday of every month is for cooks of all ages and all skill levels. Until we can resume our potluck-style in-person meetings, we meet online to chat about what we've been cooking and do a little show and tell. Sometimes we all read the same cookbook and discuss, too! Join us! Call Tracy at 412-882-5694 with questions or to join the club.
The Novel Book Club meets virtually every six weeks to discuss our latest book selection. Call for more information
about Zoom and find out what the club is reading currently. Books can be picked up during curbside hours.
Calling all cooks! This group that meets on Zoom the third Tuesday of every month is for cooks of all ages and all skill levels. Until we can resume our potluck-style in-person meetings, we meet online to chat about what we've been cooking and do a little show and tell. Sometimes we all read the same cookbook and discuss, too! Join us! Call Tracy at 412-882-5694 with questions or to join the club.
If you love mysteries, our Mystery Book Club is for you! This club meets every six weeks on Zoom
and you will be notified with all the information. Call the library for each meetings book selection.
The Novel Book Club meets virtually every six weeks to discuss our latest book selection. Call for more information
about Zoom and find out what the club is reading currently. Books can be picked up during curbside hours.
Calling all cooks! This group that meets on Zoom the third Tuesday of every month is for cooks of all ages and all skill levels. Until we can resume our potluck-style in-person meetings, we meet online to chat about what we've been cooking and do a little show and tell. Sometimes we all read the same cookbook and discuss, too! Join us! Call Tracy at 412-882-5694 with questions or to join the club.
If you love mysteries, our Mystery Book Club is for you! This club meets every six weeks on Zoom
and you will be notified with all the information. Call the library for each meetings book selection.
Calling all cooks! This group that meets on Zoom the third Tuesday of every month is for cooks of all ages and all skill levels. Until we can resume our potluck-style in-person meetings, we meet online to chat about what we've been cooking and do a little show and tell. Sometimes we all read the same cookbook and discuss, too! Join us! Call Tracy at 412-882-5694 with questions or to join the club.
The Novel Book Club meets virtually every six weeks to discuss our latest book selection. Call for more information
about Zoom and find out what the club is reading currently. Books can be picked up during curbside hours.
If you love mysteries, our Mystery Book Club is for you! This club meets every six weeks on Zoom
and you will be notified with all the information. Call the library for each meetings book selection.
This book club meets every six weeks to discuss our current book selection and welcome book choices from you. A light snack is offered and no registration is required. Stop in to see what we will be reading.
