Ages: 18 and up. Every Wednesday in Café Lee. Studies show coloring can have a calming effect on the adult mind and helps promote overall wellness. Take a break and spend an hour coloring while you listen to classical music and enjoy a complimentary cup of coffee. No registration necessary.
Ages: 2 to 3 1/2 with an adult
A fun, casual program of playing and learning about music. Each week we will explore a different way to make music.
Every Wednesday. Do you love to golf, but don't want to deal with the weather? Maybe you were a bowler, but your arthritis keeps you from lifting the ball. We'll use the large plasma TV and Nintendo Wii in the Teen Reading Room to stay fit. Join us and learn to play Wii Sports! Learn to use the Wii-mote, a light-weight, motion-detecting controller that you swing like a golf club, baseball bat, bowling ball or tennis racquet. Bring a friend or two and give it a try! No registration required -- just drop in!
Ages: 3½ to 5. This parent-optional storytime will include stories, activity, video clip, craft and a universe of fun!
All ages. Every Wednesday. Bring a bag lunch and picnic as you watch nature unfold with the Kratt brothers on the big screen. We make learning fun! Get a universe of information on that week’s Wild Kratts topic.
Third Wednesday of the Month
Please call Margaret Deitzer at 724.941.9430 ext. 3270 for more information.
July 17: Books for Living: Some Thoughts on Reading, Reflecting, and Embracing Life by Will Schwalbe
Ages: Birth to 3 years old.
This program welcomes Dads (and all Moms!) with their little ones where they will gain contact with language through stories, songs, rhymes, and finger plays. Sign up at the Youth Services Desk.
Ages: Kindergarten through Grade 2
Planets, and spaceships, and aliens…OH BOY! Children will spend one hour exploring the wonders of space. Plenty of “Universe” stories and hands-on activities to bring this vast world within reach.
Ages: Kindergarten through Grade 2
Planets, and spaceships, and aliens…OH BOY! Children will spend one hour exploring the wonders of space. Plenty of “Universe” stories and hands-on activities to bring this vast world within reach.
For Grades 6 and up.
Leave this galaxy behind with a Star Wars film in the Teen Room.
July 18: Episode II: Attack of the Clones (PG)
July 25: Episode III: Revenge of the Sith (PG-13)
Aug 1: Solo: A Star Wars Story (PG-13)
Aug 8: Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (PG-13)
Aug 15: Episode IV –A New Hope (PG)
For Grades 6 and up. Join us for casual trading card games with Pokémon and Yu-Gi-Oh.
For kids of all ages with a parent or caregiver. We will be watching space-themed movies for all ages!
Third Thursday of the Month, 6:45 p.m. until the movie is over
June 20: Space Buddies (G)
July 18: Mars Needs Moms (PG)
For Grades 6 and up.
Help us assemble and launch Sonic Sky Balls built on our 3D printer.
Ages: Grades 2 and 3
Get ready to blast off to a summer of fully immersive space experiences. Learn how to build a Rover, rocket launcher, lunar lander, and more while enjoying new stories. This program will feature resources from the PBS Kids series Ready Jet Go and is made possible through our WQED partnership grant, Inquire Within, funded by EQT.
For Grades 6 and up. Challenge your friends to a tournament through our video and/or board games.
Third Saturday of the Month.
We are not a Spanish class. Our main purpose is to improve our Spanish language skills by meeting local Spanish language and culture lovers for conversation and fun! Make new amigos as you practice speaking Spanish. All levels are welcome. Led by Spanish speaking PTPL volunteers who facilitate a discussion in Spanish on a variety of subjects. All Conversation Circles are free. No registration is necessary.
Ages: 2 to 3 1/2 with an adult. This 30-minute program adds crafts to fun stories and songs for further encouragement to becoming lifelong readers.
Ages: 2 to 5 with an adult. Get movin’ and groovin’ as we exercise and dance to some great tunes!
This class covers the basics of Microsoft Excel – including creating a spreadsheet, working with rows and columns, customization, and an introduction to formulas. Classes are free unless otherwise noted. Lab classes are limited to nine students, and basic mouse and keyboard skills are suggested. Register for lab classes at the Library Services Desk or by telephone at 724.941.9430, #1.
Ages: Grades 4 through 6
Enjoy learning about outer space through various STEM activities. We will be featuring components of the PBS Series Design Lives Here. This program is made possible through our WQED partnership grant, Inquire Within, funded by EQT.
AP Language & Composition Students: 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. Mondays, June 17, July 1 & 22, Aug. 5 & 19
The library in partnership with the Huntington Learning Center is offering a new Summer Reading Book Club designed especially for Peters Township High School students. Students will meet at the library over the summer to understand their assigned readings and complete their assignments on time through guided discussion with a certified teacher. Prevent procrastination and last-minute cramming! These sessions will promote a deeper understanding of the readings and help students get off to a strong start for the upcoming school year. Register at the Youth Services Desk.
Grade 9: 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. Mondays, June 17, July 1 & 22, Aug. 5 & 19
The library in partnership with the Huntington Learning Center is offering a new Summer Reading Book Club designed especially for Peters Township High School students. Students will meet at the library over the summer to understand their assigned readings and complete their assignments on time through guided discussion with a certified teacher. Prevent procrastination and last-minute cramming! These sessions will promote a deeper understanding of the readings and help students get off to a strong start for the upcoming school year. Register at the Youth Services Desk.
Grade 10: 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Mondays, June 17, July 1 & 22, Aug. 5 & 19
The library in partnership with the Huntington Learning Center is offering a new Summer Reading Book Club designed especially for Peters Township High School students. Students will meet at the library over the summer to understand their assigned readings and complete their assignments on time through guided discussion with a certified teacher. Prevent procrastination and last-minute cramming! These sessions will promote a deeper understanding of the readings and help students get off to a strong start for the upcoming school year. Register at the Youth Services Desk.
Ages: 3 to 6 with an adult
Watch and help perform an experiment that can be repeated at home. Each participant will receive a “to-go” package with all necessary items needed to perform the experiment at home.
Honors 11: 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Mondays, June 17, July 1 & 22, Aug. 5 & 19
The library in partnership with the Huntington Learning Center is offering a new Summer Reading Book Club designed especially for Peters Township High School students. Students will meet at the library over the summer to understand their assigned readings and complete their assignments on time through guided discussion with a certified teacher. Prevent procrastination and last-minute cramming! These sessions will promote a deeper understanding of the readings and help students get off to a strong start for the upcoming school year. Register at the Youth Services Desk.
Curious about what everyone’s talking about? Join us for a brief introduction to the hows and whats of a 3D printer, including an introduction to the Tinkercad and Thingiverse websites, where you can learn to create (or borrow) your own 3D designs. Classes are free unless otherwise noted. Lab classes are limited to nine students, and basic mouse and keyboard skills are suggested. Register for lab classes at the Library Services Desk or by telephone at 724.941.9430, #1.
AP Literature: 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Mondays, June 17, July 1 & 22, Aug. 5 & 19
The library in partnership with the Huntington Learning Center is offering a new Summer Reading Book Club designed especially for Peters Township High School students. Students will meet at the library over the summer to understand their assigned readings and complete their assignments on time through guided discussion with a certified teacher. Prevent procrastination and last-minute cramming! These sessions will promote a deeper understanding of the readings and help students get off to a strong start for the upcoming school year. Register at the Youth Services Desk.
Ages: Birth to 12 months with an adult. In this 20-minute program, babies will have contact with language through stories, songs, rhymes, and finger plays.
Ages: 12 to 24 months with an adult. Twenty minutes of books, fun rhymes, songs, and finger plays to foster language growth and love of reading.
Grades 6 and up. Creative boredom busters in the Teen Room all summer long!
July 23: Inspirational Quote Posters
July 30: Recycled Jewelry
Ages: 6 ½ to 13
4 Tuesdays, July 9 through 30
Students will learn basic pen and ink technique with watercolor pencils. Register at the Library Services Desk. Please see supply list when registering. Cost: $20 plus supplies
Ages: 18 and up. Every Wednesday in Café Lee. Studies show coloring can have a calming effect on the adult mind and helps promote overall wellness. Take a break and spend an hour coloring while you listen to classical music and enjoy a complimentary cup of coffee. No registration necessary.
Ages: 2 to 3 1/2 with an adult
A fun, casual program of playing and learning about music. Each week we will explore a different way to make music.
Every Wednesday. Do you love to golf, but don't want to deal with the weather? Maybe you were a bowler, but your arthritis keeps you from lifting the ball. We'll use the large plasma TV and Nintendo Wii in the Teen Reading Room to stay fit. Join us and learn to play Wii Sports! Learn to use the Wii-mote, a light-weight, motion-detecting controller that you swing like a golf club, baseball bat, bowling ball or tennis racquet. Bring a friend or two and give it a try! No registration required -- just drop in!
Ages: 3½ to 5. This parent-optional storytime will include stories, activity, video clip, craft and a universe of fun!
All ages. Every Wednesday. Bring a bag lunch and picnic as you watch nature unfold with the Kratt brothers on the big screen. We make learning fun! Get a universe of information on that week’s Wild Kratts topic.
Ages: Birth to 3 years old.
This program welcomes Dads (and all Moms!) with their little ones where they will gain contact with language through stories, songs, rhymes, and finger plays. Sign up at the Youth Services Desk.
Ages: Kindergarten through Grade 2
Planets, and spaceships, and aliens…OH BOY! Children will spend one hour exploring the wonders of space. Plenty of “Universe” stories and hands-on activities to bring this vast world within reach.
Ages: Kindergarten through Grade 2
Planets, and spaceships, and aliens…OH BOY! Children will spend one hour exploring the wonders of space. Plenty of “Universe” stories and hands-on activities to bring this vast world within reach.
For Grades 6 and up.
Leave this galaxy behind with a Star Wars film in the Teen Room.
July 25: Episode III: Revenge of the Sith (PG-13)
Aug 1: Solo: A Star Wars Story (PG-13)
Aug 8: Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (PG-13)
Aug 15: Episode IV –A New Hope (PG)
For Grades 6 and up. Join us for casual trading card games with Pokémon and Yu-Gi-Oh.
Baby Shark, doo doo doo doo doo doo… It’s BABY SHARK WEEK! We’ve created a whole storytime based on the classic kids’ song Baby Shark – let’s swim!
Ages: Grades 2 and 3
Get ready to blast off to a summer of fully immersive space experiences. Learn how to build a Rover, rocket launcher, lunar lander, and more while enjoying new stories. This program will feature resources from the PBS Kids series Ready Jet Go and is made possible through our WQED partnership grant, Inquire Within, funded by EQT.
For Grades 6 and up.
Soul Caliber - Battlefront - Kung Fu Panda - You never know what fun game you will get unless you follow us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/ptplteens/
Each month we will host a mystery tournament and post what game we are featuring a week in advance.
Ages: 2 to 3 1/2 with an adult. This 30-minute program adds crafts to fun stories and songs for further encouragement to becoming lifelong readers.
Ages: 2 to 5 with an adult. Get movin’ and groovin’ as we exercise and dance to some great tunes!
Every Other Monday, 1 to 2:30 p.m. June 3 & 17 and July 1, 15 & 29
This new club is for knitters and crocheters of all levels. Bring a project to work on, and enjoy the company of other crafty individuals! Facilitator: Helen Colletti
Ages: Grades 4 through 6
Enjoy learning about outer space through various STEM activities. We will be featuring components of the PBS Series Design Lives Here. This program is made possible through our WQED partnership grant, Inquire Within, funded by EQT.
Be a Purple People Eater and wear purple to this Karaoke event. Warm up those vocal chords and come sing a solo, duet, or family group. Anything goes…it is all just for fun! Register at the Youth Services Desk and pick up a list of the Karaoke songs available.
Ages: Birth to 12 months with an adult. In this 20-minute program, babies will have contact with language through stories, songs, rhymes, and finger plays.
It’s more than just a search engine! From GoogleDocs to GoogleSheets and from GoogleMaps to GoogleCalendar…Google is so much more than an easy way to search.
Ages: 12 to 24 months with an adult. Twenty minutes of books, fun rhymes, songs, and finger plays to foster language growth and love of reading.
Last Tuesday of the Month
July 30: Trespasser by Paul Doiron
Grades 6 and up. Creative boredom busters in the Teen Room all summer long!
July 30: Recycled Jewelry
Ages: 6 ½ to 13
4 Tuesdays, July 9 through 30
Students will learn basic pen and ink technique with watercolor pencils. Register at the Library Services Desk. Please see supply list when registering. Cost: $20 plus supplies
Ages: 18 and up. Every Wednesday in Café Lee. Studies show coloring can have a calming effect on the adult mind and helps promote overall wellness. Take a break and spend an hour coloring while you listen to classical music and enjoy a complimentary cup of coffee. No registration necessary.
Ages: 2 to 3 1/2 with an adult
A fun, casual program of playing and learning about music. Each week we will explore a different way to make music.
Every Wednesday. Do you love to golf, but don't want to deal with the weather? Maybe you were a bowler, but your arthritis keeps you from lifting the ball. We'll use the large plasma TV and Nintendo Wii in the Teen Reading Room to stay fit. Join us and learn to play Wii Sports! Learn to use the Wii-mote, a light-weight, motion-detecting controller that you swing like a golf club, baseball bat, bowling ball or tennis racquet. Bring a friend or two and give it a try! No registration required -- just drop in!
Ages: 3½ to 5. This parent-optional storytime will include stories, activity, video clip, craft and a universe of fun!
A monthly discussion series featuring topics pertaining to World War II. New members always welcome!
All ages. Every Wednesday. Bring a bag lunch and picnic as you watch nature unfold with the Kratt brothers on the big screen. We make learning fun! Get a universe of information on that week’s Wild Kratts topic.
Ages: Birth to 3 years old.
This program welcomes Dads (and all Moms!) with their little ones where they will gain contact with language through stories, songs, rhymes, and finger plays. Sign up at the Youth Services Desk.
Ages: Kindergarten through Grade 2
Planets, and spaceships, and aliens…OH BOY! Children will spend one hour exploring the wonders of space. Plenty of “Universe” stories and hands-on activities to bring this vast world within reach.
Ages: Kindergarten through Grade 2
Planets, and spaceships, and aliens…OH BOY! Children will spend one hour exploring the wonders of space. Plenty of “Universe” stories and hands-on activities to bring this vast world within reach.
For Grades 6 and up.
Leave this galaxy behind with a Star Wars film in the Teen Room.
Aug 1: Solo: A Star Wars Story (PG-13)
Aug 8: Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (PG-13)
Aug 15: Episode IV –A New Hope (PG)
For Grades 6 and up. Join us for casual trading card games with Pokémon and Yu-Gi-Oh.
Join us as we learn some of the ins and outs of Ancestry Library Edition and Heritage Quest—both available to you free with your Peters Township library card. Start your family history quest today and explore the amazing history of you! Classes are free unless otherwise noted. Lab classes are limited to nine students, and basic mouse and keyboard skills are suggested. Click the REGISTER button below to register for this program.
For Grades 6 and up.
Will your Eggstronauts survive their Lunar Landing? Construct your own Lunar Module to safely guide your Eggstronauts to the lunar surface of the library (aka the lobby from the second floor.) All materials will be provided.
Ages: Grades 2 and 3
Get ready to blast off to a summer of fully immersive space experiences. Learn how to build a Rover, rocket launcher, lunar lander, and more while enjoying new stories. This program will feature resources from the PBS Kids series Ready Jet Go and is made possible through our WQED partnership grant, Inquire Within, funded by EQT.
For Grades 6 and up. Challenge your friends to a tournament through our video and/or board games.
Looking for volunteer hours or leadership opportunities? Come to the monthly meetings of the library's Youth Advisory Council and help your library to serve you better! Email Shannon Pauley, Head of Youth Services, at SPauley@ptlibrary.org for more details.
For Grades 6 and up.
It's National Watermelon Day! Join us for our third annual teen watermelon eating contest!
Ages: 2 to 3 1/2 with an adult. This 30-minute program adds crafts to fun stories and songs for further encouragement to becoming lifelong readers.
Ages: 2 to 5 with an adult. Get movin’ and groovin’ as we exercise and dance to some great tunes!
Ages: Grades 4 through 6
Enjoy learning about outer space through various STEM activities. We will be featuring components of the PBS Series Design Lives Here. This program is made possible through our WQED partnership grant, Inquire Within, funded by EQT.
AP Language & Composition Students: 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. Mondays, June 17, July 1 & 22, Aug. 5 & 19
The library in partnership with the Huntington Learning Center is offering a new Summer Reading Book Club designed especially for Peters Township High School students. Students will meet at the library over the summer to understand their assigned readings and complete their assignments on time through guided discussion with a certified teacher. Prevent procrastination and last-minute cramming! These sessions will promote a deeper understanding of the readings and help students get off to a strong start for the upcoming school year. Register at the Youth Services Desk.
Ages: 9 to 13
Maker spaces are collaborative spaces where students can gather, get creative, invent, and share ideas. Hang out with friends in this student-led creative time. Each month will feature something different. Snacks included!
Grade 9: 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. Mondays, June 17, July 1 & 22, Aug. 5 & 19
The library in partnership with the Huntington Learning Center is offering a new Summer Reading Book Club designed especially for Peters Township High School students. Students will meet at the library over the summer to understand their assigned readings and complete their assignments on time through guided discussion with a certified teacher. Prevent procrastination and last-minute cramming! These sessions will promote a deeper understanding of the readings and help students get off to a strong start for the upcoming school year. Register at the Youth Services Desk.
Grade 10: 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Mondays, June 17, July 1 & 22, Aug. 5 & 19
The library in partnership with the Huntington Learning Center is offering a new Summer Reading Book Club designed especially for Peters Township High School students. Students will meet at the library over the summer to understand their assigned readings and complete their assignments on time through guided discussion with a certified teacher. Prevent procrastination and last-minute cramming! These sessions will promote a deeper understanding of the readings and help students get off to a strong start for the upcoming school year. Register at the Youth Services Desk.
Honors 11: 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Mondays, June 17, July 1 & 22, Aug. 5 & 19
The library in partnership with the Huntington Learning Center is offering a new Summer Reading Book Club designed especially for Peters Township High School students. Students will meet at the library over the summer to understand their assigned readings and complete their assignments on time through guided discussion with a certified teacher. Prevent procrastination and last-minute cramming! These sessions will promote a deeper understanding of the readings and help students get off to a strong start for the upcoming school year. Register at the Youth Services Desk.
AP Literature: 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Mondays, June 17, July 1 & 22, Aug. 5 & 19
The library in partnership with the Huntington Learning Center is offering a new Summer Reading Book Club designed especially for Peters Township High School students. Students will meet at the library over the summer to understand their assigned readings and complete their assignments on time through guided discussion with a certified teacher. Prevent procrastination and last-minute cramming! These sessions will promote a deeper understanding of the readings and help students get off to a strong start for the upcoming school year. Register at the Youth Services Desk.
Ages: Birth to 12 months with an adult. In this 20-minute program, babies will have contact with language through stories, songs, rhymes, and finger plays.
If you need a little extra help learning how to use your phone or tablet, or have questions about just how something works, come get hands-on, personalized help navigating your new (or old) device. Classes are free unless otherwise noted. This is a drop-in class; registration is not required.
Ages: 12 to 24 months with an adult. Twenty minutes of books, fun rhymes, songs, and finger plays to foster language growth and love of reading.
Ages: 9 to 13 Projects to keep you crafting all summer!
Aug. 6: Galaxy Slime –We’ll share all the secrets to “slime success” so you can recreate your own batches at home.
Ages: 6 ½ to 13
4 Tuesdays, August 6 through 27
Students will learn how to work with sculpey clay. Register at the Library Services Desk. Please see supply list when registering. Cost: $20 plus supplies.
First and Third Tuesdays of the Month
Swap coupons, exchange ideas and strategies for using coupons and maintain the Coupon Swap Box in the library. Bring a pair of scissors to clip coupons during our lively and informative discussions. The club meets on the first and third Tuesdays of the month. The facilitator is Brenda Moore. Facilitator: Brenda Moore
Ages: 18 and up. Every Wednesday in Café Lee. Studies show coloring can have a calming effect on the adult mind and helps promote overall wellness. Take a break and spend an hour coloring while you listen to classical music and enjoy a complimentary cup of coffee. No registration necessary.
Ages: 2 to 3 1/2 with an adult
A fun, casual program of playing and learning about music. Each week we will explore a different way to make music.
Every Wednesday. Do you love to golf, but don't want to deal with the weather? Maybe you were a bowler, but your arthritis keeps you from lifting the ball. We'll use the large plasma TV and Nintendo Wii in the Teen Reading Room to stay fit. Join us and learn to play Wii Sports! Learn to use the Wii-mote, a light-weight, motion-detecting controller that you swing like a golf club, baseball bat, bowling ball or tennis racquet. Bring a friend or two and give it a try! No registration required -- just drop in!
Ages: 3½ to 5. This parent-optional storytime will include stories, activity, video clip, craft and a universe of fun!
All ages. Every Wednesday. Bring a bag lunch and picnic as you watch nature unfold with the Kratt brothers on the big screen. We make learning fun! Get a universe of information on that week’s Wild Kratts topic.
Ages: Birth to 3 years old.
This program welcomes Dads (and all Moms!) with their little ones where they will gain contact with language through stories, songs, rhymes, and finger plays. Sign up at the Youth Services Desk.
Ages: Kindergarten through Grade 2
Planets, and spaceships, and aliens…OH BOY! Children will spend one hour exploring the wonders of space. Plenty of “Universe” stories and hands-on activities to bring this vast world within reach.
Ages: Kindergarten through Grade 2
Planets, and spaceships, and aliens…OH BOY! Children will spend one hour exploring the wonders of space. Plenty of “Universe” stories and hands-on activities to bring this vast world within reach.
For Grades 6 and up.
Leave this galaxy behind with a Star Wars film in the Teen Room.
Aug 8: Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (PG-13)
Aug 15: Episode IV –A New Hope (PG)
For Grades 6 and up. Join us for casual trading card games with Pokémon and Yu-Gi-Oh.
Ages: Grades 2 and 3
Get ready to blast off to a summer of fully immersive space experiences. Learn how to build a Rover, rocket launcher, lunar lander, and more while enjoying new stories. This program will feature resources from the PBS Kids series Ready Jet Go and is made possible through our WQED partnership grant, Inquire Within, funded by EQT.
For Grades 6 and up. Second Friday of the Month.
The library now has a Nintendo Switch. Come challenge your friends and classmates!
Ages: 2 to 3 1/2 with an adult. This 30-minute program adds crafts to fun stories and songs for further encouragement to becoming lifelong readers.
Ages: 2 to 5 with an adult. Get movin’ and groovin’ as we exercise and dance to some great tunes!
Every Other Monday, 1 to 2:30 p.m. Aug. 12 & 26; Sept. 9 & 23
This club is for knitters and crocheters of all levels. Bring a project to work on, and enjoy the company of other crafty individuals! Facilitator: Helen Colletti
Curious about what everyone’s talking about? Join us for a brief introduction to the hows and whats of a 3D printer, including an introduction to the Tinkercad and Thingiverse websites, where you can learn to create (or borrow) your own 3D designs. Classes are free unless otherwise noted. Lab classes are limited to nine students, and basic mouse and keyboard skills are suggested. Click the REGISTER button below to register for this program.
Ages: Grades 4 through 6
Enjoy learning about outer space through various STEM activities. We will be featuring components of the PBS Series Design Lives Here. This program is made possible through our WQED partnership grant, Inquire Within, funded by EQT.
Cool down from a summer’s day while enjoying book talk, activity and a frozen treat. We will explore an “out of this world” universe of stories.
Aug. 12: Cosmic by Frank Cottrell Boyce
Sept. 9: I Love You, Michael Collins by Lauren Baratz-Logsted
If you want to practice your German language skills and learn fun things about the culture, then this group is for you! Join us for some German conversation in a casual atmosphere with plenty of opportunities to meet and talk with others. All levels of proficiency are welcome.
Did you know the library can help you navigate the complex world of finance and business? Learn how to explore stock and mutual fund profiles with MorningStar Investment Research, business profiles and financial reports with Business Insights Essentials, and more! Classes are free unless otherwise noted. Lab classes are limited to nine students, and basic mouse and keyboard skills are suggested. Click the REGISTER button below to register for this program.
Ages: Birth to 12 months with an adult. In this 20-minute program, babies will have contact with language through stories, songs, rhymes, and finger plays.
Ages: 12 to 24 months with an adult. Twenty minutes of books, fun rhymes, songs, and finger plays to foster language growth and love of reading.
Second Tuesday of the Month
The Roots Genealogy Club meets on the second Tuesday of each month in the Reading Room on the second floor. Share resources, information and methods for exploring your family’s history. All are welcome. Memorabilia and other items of interest are encouraged! The facilitator is Cathy Pigford.
Ages: 6 ½ to 13
4 Tuesdays, August 6 through 27
Students will learn how to work with sculpey clay. Register at the Library Services Desk. Please see supply list when registering. Cost: $20 plus supplies.
Ages: 18 and up. Every Wednesday in Café Lee. Studies show coloring can have a calming effect on the adult mind and helps promote overall wellness. Take a break and spend an hour coloring while you listen to classical music and enjoy a complimentary cup of coffee. No registration necessary.
Ages: 2 to 3 1/2 with an adult
A fun, casual program of playing and learning about music. Each week we will explore a different way to make music.
Every Wednesday. Do you love to golf, but don't want to deal with the weather? Maybe you were a bowler, but your arthritis keeps you from lifting the ball. We'll use the large plasma TV and Nintendo Wii in the Teen Reading Room to stay fit. Join us and learn to play Wii Sports! Learn to use the Wii-mote, a light-weight, motion-detecting controller that you swing like a golf club, baseball bat, bowling ball or tennis racquet. Bring a friend or two and give it a try! No registration required -- just drop in!
Ages: 3½ to 5. This parent-optional storytime will include stories, activity, video clip, craft and a universe of fun!
All ages. Every Wednesday. Bring a bag lunch and picnic as you watch nature unfold with the Kratt brothers on the big screen. We make learning fun! Get a universe of information on that week’s Wild Kratts topic.
Enjoy learning techniques with acrylic paints with Diana Koch - beginners welcome. Register at the Library Services Desk. Please see supply list when registering. Cost: $25 plus supplies
August 14: Tropical Seascape
Ages 9 to 13.
Showcase your superior slimes to family and friends. Pick up a 3D printed Slime Jar (1 per person) in the Maker Space on the 2nd floor beginning August 6.
Use the jar to safely transport your slime to the library for Slime & Tell. Click the REGISTER button below to register for this program.
Ages: Birth to 3 years old.
This program welcomes Dads (and all Moms!) with their little ones where they will gain contact with language through stories, songs, rhymes, and finger plays. Sign up at the Youth Services Desk.
Second Wednesday of the Month
Second Wednesday of the month. Please call Margaret Deitzer at 724.941.9430 ext. 3270 for more information.
Aug. 14: Small Great Things: A Novel by Jodi Picoult
Ages: Kindergarten through Grade 2
Planets, and spaceships, and aliens…OH BOY! Children will spend one hour exploring the wonders of space. Plenty of “Universe” stories and hands-on activities to bring this vast world within reach.
For ages 3 ½ to Grade 2. Registration for the Planetarium events are REQUIRED as space is limited! Sign-up at the Youth Services Desk to reserve your seat. Elmo and his friend, Hu Hu Zhu, a Muppet from the Chinese co-production of Sesame Street®, go on an exciting trip to discover the Sun, Moon, and stars. At the end of the show, Big Bird, Elmo, and Hu Hu Zhu pick a friendship star to celebrate the idea that even though they live in two different countries, they still share the same sky.
Our library is excited to partner with the Carnegie Science Center to host a Digital Planetarium in our lobby! Discover how powerful software and an HD projector makes this portable, inflatable dome more immersive for your learners. These programs are made possible through our Inquire Within grant from WQED funded by EQT.
Ages: Kindergarten through Grade 2
Planets, and spaceships, and aliens…OH BOY! Children will spend one hour exploring the wonders of space. Plenty of “Universe” stories and hands-on activities to bring this vast world within reach.
For Grades 2 through 6.. Registration for the Planetarium events are REQUIRED as space is limited! Sign-up at the Youth Services Desk to reserve your seat. Explore the differences between stars and planets, how we can recognize a planet in the night sky, and planetary motion.
Our library is excited to partner with the Carnegie Science Center to host a Digital Planetarium in our lobby! Discover how powerful software and an HD projector makes this portable, inflatable dome more immersive for your learners. These programs are made possible through our Inquire Within grant from WQED funded by EQT.
For Grades 6 and up.
Leave this galaxy behind with a Star Wars film in the Teen Room.
Aug 15: Episode IV –A New Hope (PG)
For Grades 6 and up. Join us for casual trading card games with Pokémon and Yu-Gi-Oh.
Ages: Grades 2 and 3
Get ready to blast off to a summer of fully immersive space experiences. Learn how to build a Rover, rocket launcher, lunar lander, and more while enjoying new stories. This program will feature resources from the PBS Kids series Ready Jet Go and is made possible through our WQED partnership grant, Inquire Within, funded by EQT.
For Grades 6 and up. Challenge your friends to a tournament through our video and/or board games.
Register online using the link below.
The library is once again partnering with The Still Remembered Project and WQED to offer a memorable storytime for children and families who have experienced loss. The program will offer encouraging and uplifting stories and activities to help children understand loss and grief. We will be joined by Clifford the Big Red Dog for lots of hugs and photos. This program is being facilitated by Ms. Shannon in memory of her niece Scarlett Pauley.
Third Saturday of the Month.
We are not a Spanish class. Our main purpose is to improve our Spanish language skills by meeting local Spanish language and culture lovers for conversation and fun! Make new amigos as you practice speaking Spanish. All levels are welcome. Led by Spanish speaking PTPL volunteers who facilitate a discussion in Spanish on a variety of subjects. All Conversation Circles are free. No registration is necessary.
AP Language & Composition Students: 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. Mondays, June 17, July 1 & 22, Aug. 5 & 19
The library in partnership with the Huntington Learning Center is offering a new Summer Reading Book Club designed especially for Peters Township High School students. Students will meet at the library over the summer to understand their assigned readings and complete their assignments on time through guided discussion with a certified teacher. Prevent procrastination and last-minute cramming! These sessions will promote a deeper understanding of the readings and help students get off to a strong start for the upcoming school year. Register at the Youth Services Desk.
Grade 9: 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. Mondays, June 17, July 1 & 22, Aug. 5 & 19
The library in partnership with the Huntington Learning Center is offering a new Summer Reading Book Club designed especially for Peters Township High School students. Students will meet at the library over the summer to understand their assigned readings and complete their assignments on time through guided discussion with a certified teacher. Prevent procrastination and last-minute cramming! These sessions will promote a deeper understanding of the readings and help students get off to a strong start for the upcoming school year. Register at the Youth Services Desk.
Grade 10: 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Mondays, June 17, July 1 & 22, Aug. 5 & 19
The library in partnership with the Huntington Learning Center is offering a new Summer Reading Book Club designed especially for Peters Township High School students. Students will meet at the library over the summer to understand their assigned readings and complete their assignments on time through guided discussion with a certified teacher. Prevent procrastination and last-minute cramming! These sessions will promote a deeper understanding of the readings and help students get off to a strong start for the upcoming school year. Register at the Youth Services Desk.
Honors 11: 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Mondays, June 17, July 1 & 22, Aug. 5 & 19
The library in partnership with the Huntington Learning Center is offering a new Summer Reading Book Club designed especially for Peters Township High School students. Students will meet at the library over the summer to understand their assigned readings and complete their assignments on time through guided discussion with a certified teacher. Prevent procrastination and last-minute cramming! These sessions will promote a deeper understanding of the readings and help students get off to a strong start for the upcoming school year. Register at the Youth Services Desk.
AP Literature: 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Mondays, June 17, July 1 & 22, Aug. 5 & 19
The library in partnership with the Huntington Learning Center is offering a new Summer Reading Book Club designed especially for Peters Township High School students. Students will meet at the library over the summer to understand their assigned readings and complete their assignments on time through guided discussion with a certified teacher. Prevent procrastination and last-minute cramming! These sessions will promote a deeper understanding of the readings and help students get off to a strong start for the upcoming school year. Register at the Youth Services Desk.
Covering the basics of Microsoft Word, this class will cover creating and saving documents, navigating the toolbars, and different ways of customizing your information. Classes are free unless otherwise noted. Lab classes are limited to nine students, and basic mouse and keyboard skills are suggested. Click the REGISTER button below to register for this program.
Ages: 6 ½ to 13
4 Tuesdays, August 6 through 27
Students will learn how to work with sculpey clay. Register at the Library Services Desk. Please see supply list when registering. Cost: $20 plus supplies.
First and Third Tuesdays of the Month
Swap coupons, exchange ideas and strategies for using coupons and maintain the Coupon Swap Box in the library. Bring a pair of scissors to clip coupons during our lively and informative discussions. The club meets on the first and third Tuesdays of the month. The facilitator is Brenda Moore. Facilitator: Brenda Moore
Ages: Grades 1 through 6. Third Tuesday of the Month. Peter Vuljanic, a champion chess player, will offer free instruction and tips to children of all skill levels. Register at the Youth Services Desk.
Third Tuesday of the Month, Facilitator: Richard Landa
Spend your time with Kings and Queens, Sports Legends, Movie Stars and more! You can start your own art collection, connect with the past, or travel to far and mysterious lands. Come and learn the basics, expand your collection and meet with others who share your interests.
Ages: 18 and up. Every Wednesday in Café Lee. Studies show coloring can have a calming effect on the adult mind and helps promote overall wellness. Take a break and spend an hour coloring while you listen to classical music and enjoy a complimentary cup of coffee. No registration necessary.
Every Wednesday. Do you love to golf, but don't want to deal with the weather? Maybe you were a bowler, but your arthritis keeps you from lifting the ball. We'll use the large plasma TV and Nintendo Wii in the Teen Reading Room to stay fit. Join us and learn to play Wii Sports! Learn to use the Wii-mote, a light-weight, motion-detecting controller that you swing like a golf club, baseball bat, bowling ball or tennis racquet. Bring a friend or two and give it a try! No registration required -- just drop in!
All ages. Every Wednesday. Bring a bag lunch and picnic as you watch nature unfold with the Kratt brothers on the big screen. We make learning fun! Get a universe of information on that week’s Wild Kratts topic.
Third Wednesday of the Month
Please call Margaret Deitzer at 724.941.9430 ext. 3270 for more information.
Aug 21: Love and Ruin by Paula McLain
For Grades 6 and up. Join us for casual trading card games with Pokémon and Yu-Gi-Oh.
Register online below to reserve your seat.
Curious about installing solar on your home or business but not sure where to begin? Join us at this solar info session to learn how a solar co-op can make it easier and more affordable to go solar, giving you control over your energy and saving you thousands of dollars on your electric bills.Solar co-ops are grassroots, nonprofit-led programs that bring together a group of 30+ people in an area and help them leverage their collective buying power to get a better deal on a solar installation. Co-op members also have access to unbiased technical guidance from the solar experts at Solar United Neighbors, helping you get more than just a sales pitch.Solar United Neighbors is currently operating two solar co-ops in the area: the Mon/Yough Solar Co-op, which serves Washington, Greene, and Fayette Counties, and the Allegheny County Solar Co-op, which serves Allegheny County.The solar co-op is free to join and does not commit you to going solar, but gives you access to technical assistance and a group pricing deal. Solar United Neighbors is a national 501(c)3 nonprofit organization dedicated to helping you go solar, join together, and fight for your energy rights.
For Grades 6 and up.
Congrats! You survived the first few days of school. Bring a friend and treat yourselves to a FREE root beer float in the Teen Room while getting to know some of the great things the Teen Room and your WAGGIN library card have to offer you all year long. Click the REGISTER button below to register for this program.
For Grades 6 and up.
Soul Caliber - Battlefront - Kung Fu Panda - You never know what fun game you will get unless you follow us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/ptplteens/
Each month we will host a mystery tournament and post what game we are featuring a week in advance.
Every Other Monday, 1 to 2:30 p.m. Aug. 12 & 26; Sept. 9 & 23
This club is for knitters and crocheters of all levels. Bring a project to work on, and enjoy the company of other crafty individuals! Facilitator: Helen Colletti
Last Tuesday of the Month
Aug. 27: Long Road to Mercy by David Baldacci
Ages: 6 ½ to 13
4 Tuesdays, August 6 through 27
Students will learn how to work with sculpey clay. Register at the Library Services Desk. Please see supply list when registering. Cost: $20 plus supplies.
Ages: 18 and up. Every Wednesday in Café Lee. Studies show coloring can have a calming effect on the adult mind and helps promote overall wellness. Take a break and spend an hour coloring while you listen to classical music and enjoy a complimentary cup of coffee. No registration necessary.
Every Wednesday. Do you love to golf, but don't want to deal with the weather? Maybe you were a bowler, but your arthritis keeps you from lifting the ball. We'll use the large plasma TV and Nintendo Wii in the Teen Reading Room to stay fit. Join us and learn to play Wii Sports! Learn to use the Wii-mote, a light-weight, motion-detecting controller that you swing like a golf club, baseball bat, bowling ball or tennis racquet. Bring a friend or two and give it a try! No registration required -- just drop in!
A monthly discussion series featuring topics pertaining to World War II. New members always welcome!
All ages. Every Wednesday. Bring a bag lunch and picnic as you watch nature unfold with the Kratt brothers on the big screen. We make learning fun! Get a universe of information on that week’s Wild Kratts topic.
For Grades 6 and up. Join us for casual trading card games with Pokémon and Yu-Gi-Oh.
Learn to create basic and effective PowerPoint presentations—complete with charts, pictures and eye-catching animations. Classes are free unless otherwise noted. Lab classes are limited to nine students, and basic mouse and keyboard skills are suggested. Click the REGISTER button below to register for this program.
If you need a little extra help learning how to use your phone or tablet, or have questions about just how something works, come get hands-on, personalized help navigating your new (or old) device. Classes are free unless otherwise noted. Click the REGISTER button below to register for this program.This is a drop-in class; registration is not required.
First and Third Tuesdays of the Month
Swap coupons, exchange ideas and strategies for using coupons and maintain the Coupon Swap Box in the library. Bring a pair of scissors to clip coupons during our lively and informative discussions. The club meets on the first and third Tuesdays of the month. The facilitator is Brenda Moore. Facilitator: Brenda Moore
Ages: 18 and up. Every Wednesday in Café Lee. Studies show coloring can have a calming effect on the adult mind and helps promote overall wellness. Take a break and spend an hour coloring while you listen to classical music and enjoy a complimentary cup of coffee. No registration necessary.
Every Wednesday. Do you love to golf, but don't want to deal with the weather? Maybe you were a bowler, but your arthritis keeps you from lifting the ball. We'll use the large plasma TV and Nintendo Wii in the Teen Reading Room to stay fit. Join us and learn to play Wii Sports! Learn to use the Wii-mote, a light-weight, motion-detecting controller that you swing like a golf club, baseball bat, bowling ball or tennis racquet. Bring a friend or two and give it a try! No registration required -- just drop in!
All ages. Every Wednesday. Bring a bag lunch and picnic as you watch nature unfold with the Kratt brothers on the big screen. We make learning fun! Get a universe of information on that week’s Wild Kratts topic.
Every Other Monday, 1 to 2:30 p.m. Aug. 12 & 26; Sept. 9 & 23
This club is for knitters and crocheters of all levels. Bring a project to work on, and enjoy the company of other crafty individuals! Facilitator: Helen Colletti
Join us as we learn some of the ins and outs of Ancestry Library Edition and Heritage Quest—both available to you free with your Peters Township library card. Start your family history quest today and explore the amazing history of you!
Classes are free unless otherwise noted. Lab classes are limited to nine students, and basic mouse and keyboard skills are suggested. Click the REGISTER button below to register for this program.
Ages: 9 to 13
Learn more about the beautiful planet we call home by joining our Green Team. Every session will explore a different environmental theme or issue. We'll have lots of fun, hands-on activities while learning about our world. Click the REGISTER button below to register for this program.
Cool down from a summer’s day while enjoying book talk, activity and a frozen treat. We will explore an “out of this world” universe of stories.
Sept. 9: I Love You, Michael Collins by Lauren Baratz-Logsted
Second Monday of the Month. If you want to practice your German language skills and learn fun things about the culture, then this group is for you! Join us for some German conversation in a casual atmosphere with plenty of opportunities to meet and talk with others. All levels of proficiency are welcome.
Ages: Birth to 15 months with an adult. Babies will gain contact with the spoken word through stories, songs, rhymes, and finger plays in a supportive environment with their participating caregiver.
This class covers the basics of Microsoft Excel – including creating a spreadsheet, working with rows and columns, customization, and an introduction to formulas. Classes are free unless otherwise noted. Lab classes are limited to nine students, and basic mouse and keyboard skills are suggested. Click the REGISTER button below to register for this program.
Second Tuesday of the Month
The Roots Genealogy Club meets on the second Tuesday of each month in the Reading Room on the second floor. Share resources, information and methods for exploring your family’s history. All are welcome. Memorabilia and other items of interest are encouraged! The facilitator is Cathy Pigford.
Ages: 18 and up. Every Wednesday in Café Lee. Studies show coloring can have a calming effect on the adult mind and helps promote overall wellness. Take a break and spend an hour coloring while you listen to classical music and enjoy a complimentary cup of coffee. No registration necessary.
Every Wednesday. Do you love to golf, but don't want to deal with the weather? Maybe you were a bowler, but your arthritis keeps you from lifting the ball. We'll use the large plasma TV and Nintendo Wii in the Teen Reading Room to stay fit. Join us and learn to play Wii Sports! Learn to use the Wii-mote, a light-weight, motion-detecting controller that you swing like a golf club, baseball bat, bowling ball or tennis racquet. Bring a friend or two and give it a try! No registration required -- just drop in!
All ages. Every Wednesday. Bring a bag lunch and picnic as you watch nature unfold with the Kratt brothers on the big screen. We make learning fun! Get a universe of information on that week’s Wild Kratts topic.
Second Wednesday of the month. Please call Margaret Deitzer at 724.941.9430 ext. 3270 for more information.
Sept. 11: The Midnight Watch: A Novel of the Titanic and the Californian by David Dyer
If you love your library and all that it brings to our community, please consider choosing “The Peters Township Library Foundation” as one of your selected charities during the Washington County Community Foundation Day of Giving this year. Your generous donation will support our efforts to preserve, arrange, scan, digitize and properly store our growing collection of Peters Township Local History, AND make us eligible for added support from the Washington County Community Foundation’s $100,000 bonus pool. Online donations may be made from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Sept. 12 at the wccfgives.org website. Your tax-deductible donation will help us to enhance our Peters Township Local History archive and make it searchable from any location in the world.
If you would rather donate now before you forget, you may drop off your check made payable to “WCCF” along with a Check Contribution Form - available at the Library Services Desk - beginning Aug. 1. All checks must be received by 4 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 12. Follow us on Facebook @PetersTownshipPublicLibrary for WCCF Day of Giving reminders. We thank you in advance for your continued support and hope you’ll visit our Local History Collection soon.
Ages: Birth to 15 months with an adult. Babies will gain contact with the spoken word through stories, songs, rhymes, and finger plays in a supportive environment with their participating caregiver.
First and Third Tuesdays of the Month
Swap coupons, exchange ideas and strategies for using coupons and maintain the Coupon Swap Box in the library. Bring a pair of scissors to clip coupons during our lively and informative discussions. The club meets on the first and third Tuesdays of the month. The facilitator is Brenda Moore. Facilitator: Brenda Moore
Third Tuesday of the Month. Spend your time with Kings and Queens, Sports Legends, Movie Stars and more! You can start your own art collection, connect with the past, or travel to far and mysterious lands. Come and learn the basics, expand your collection and meet with others who share your interests. The facilitator is Richard Landa.
Ages: 18 and up. Every Wednesday in Café Lee. Studies show coloring can have a calming effect on the adult mind and helps promote overall wellness. Take a break and spend an hour coloring while you listen to classical music and enjoy a complimentary cup of coffee. No registration necessary.
Every Wednesday. Do you love to golf, but don't want to deal with the weather? Maybe you were a bowler, but your arthritis keeps you from lifting the ball. We'll use the large plasma TV and Nintendo Wii in the Teen Reading Room to stay fit. Join us and learn to play Wii Sports! Learn to use the Wii-mote, a light-weight, motion-detecting controller that you swing like a golf club, baseball bat, bowling ball or tennis racquet. Bring a friend or two and give it a try! No registration required -- just drop in!
All ages. Every Wednesday. Bring a bag lunch and picnic as you watch nature unfold with the Kratt brothers on the big screen. We make learning fun! Get a universe of information on that week’s Wild Kratts topic.
Third Wednesday of the Month
Please call Margaret Deitzer at 724.941.9430 ext. 3270 for more information.
Sept. 18: Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro
Curious about what everyone’s talking about? Join us for a brief introduction to the hows and whats of a 3D printer, including an introduction to the Tinkercad and Thingiverse websites, where you can learn to create (or borrow) your own 3D designs. Classes are free unless otherwise noted. Lab classes are limited to nine students, and basic mouse and keyboard skills are suggested. Click the REGISTER button below to register for this program.
Ahoy! All hands on deck for a Pirate Storytime complete with crafts and stories. Lads and lassies of all ages should come wearin’ your best pirate garb, or you may have to walk the plank…Yo-ho-ho! Let us know if we should save some treasure for you!
Third Saturday of the Month.
We are not a Spanish class. Our main purpose is to improve our Spanish language skills by meeting local Spanish language and culture lovers for conversation and fun! Make new amigos as you practice speaking Spanish. All levels are welcome. Led by Spanish speaking PTPL volunteers who facilitate a discussion in Spanish on a variety of subjects. All Conversation Circles are free. No registration is necessary.
Every Other Monday, 1 to 2:30 p.m. Aug. 12 & 26; Sept. 9 & 23
This club is for knitters and crocheters of all levels. Bring a project to work on, and enjoy the company of other crafty individuals! Facilitator: Helen Colletti
Ages: Birth to 15 months with an adult. Babies will gain contact with the spoken word through stories, songs, rhymes, and finger plays in a supportive environment with their participating caregiver.
Did you know the library can help you navigate the complex world of finance and business? Learn how to explore stock and mutual fund profiles with MorningStar Investment Research, business profiles and financial reports with Business Insights Essentials, and more! Classes are free unless otherwise noted. Lab classes are limited to nine students, and basic mouse and keyboard skills are suggested. Click the REGISTER button below to register for this program.
Last Tuesday of the Month
Sept. 24: Haunted Ground by Erin Hart
Ages: 18 and up. Every Wednesday in Café Lee. Studies show coloring can have a calming effect on the adult mind and helps promote overall wellness. Take a break and spend an hour coloring while you listen to classical music and enjoy a complimentary cup of coffee. No registration necessary.
Every Wednesday. Do you love to golf, but don't want to deal with the weather? Maybe you were a bowler, but your arthritis keeps you from lifting the ball. We'll use the large plasma TV and Nintendo Wii in the Teen Reading Room to stay fit. Join us and learn to play Wii Sports! Learn to use the Wii-mote, a light-weight, motion-detecting controller that you swing like a golf club, baseball bat, bowling ball or tennis racquet. Bring a friend or two and give it a try! No registration required -- just drop in!
A monthly discussion series featuring topics pertaining to World War II. New members always welcome!
All ages. Every Wednesday. Bring a bag lunch and picnic as you watch nature unfold with the Kratt brothers on the big screen. We make learning fun! Get a universe of information on that week’s Wild Kratts topic.
Register online below to reserve your seat!
Raising chickens is a growing trend. Find out the basics from local residents and chicken keepers. Learn what’s needed to get started, and how to select, feed, house, and integrate these feathered friends into your daily life. We hope you’ll flock to the library to find out!
Celebrate our animal friends at the library. Check out and/or adopt a new pet friend, learn about animal care and all things pet related. We’ll be visited by local shelters, vets, trainers, stores, and more. There will be prizes and giveaways for you and the animals in your life. Please bring a pet supply donation for our participating shelters and PLEASE leave your personal pets at home for this terrific family-friendly event! A true tradition in our community!
Don’t just collect junk in that drawer…use it to make a creative collage. Join Ms. Linda for a junk of a good time. We’ll be making collages together from all the nifty little things you find in that kitchen junk drawer. So, start cleaning out the junk drawers at your house and bring what you find along with your imagination. Don’t worry, we’ll have some junk of our own to share.
Ages: Birth to 15 months with an adult. Babies will gain contact with the spoken word through stories, songs, rhymes, and finger plays in a supportive environment with their participating caregiver.
First and Third Tuesdays of the Month
Swap coupons, exchange ideas and strategies for using coupons and maintain the Coupon Swap Box in the library. Bring a pair of scissors to clip coupons during our lively and informative discussions. The club meets on the first and third Tuesdays of the month. The facilitator is Brenda Moore. Facilitator: Brenda Moore
Register online below to reserve your seat!
Presented by: Jayeann Harr, Education Access Partner with PHEAA
Discover the ins and outs of how to pay for college at our annual College Financial Aid Night. A representative from the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA) will discuss a variety of methods to finance a college education, as well as look at alternatives to the traditional college experience. We invite high school students and their parents to the presentation, which will describe all federal and PA-state financial aid programs, scholarships, and the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA®) application process. A question and answer session will follow the program.
Ages: 18 and up. Every Wednesday in Café Lee. Studies show coloring can have a calming effect on the adult mind and helps promote overall wellness. Take a break and spend an hour coloring while you listen to classical music and enjoy a complimentary cup of coffee. No registration necessary.
Every Wednesday. Do you love to golf, but don't want to deal with the weather? Maybe you were a bowler, but your arthritis keeps you from lifting the ball. We'll use the large plasma TV and Nintendo Wii in the Teen Reading Room to stay fit. Join us and learn to play Wii Sports! Learn to use the Wii-mote, a light-weight, motion-detecting controller that you swing like a golf club, baseball bat, bowling ball or tennis racquet. Bring a friend or two and give it a try! No registration required -- just drop in!
All ages. Every Wednesday. Bring a bag lunch and picnic as you watch nature unfold with the Kratt brothers on the big screen. We make learning fun! Get a universe of information on that week’s Wild Kratts topic.
It’s back! Instead of purchasing new costumes each year, we are encouraging the community to swap their slightly used costumes to save resources, packaging, transportation costs, and money.
You can participate by dropping off gently used costumes for children, teens, or adults to our volunteers in the main lobby on Thursday, Oct. 3 from 5:30 to 7 p.m. or Friday, Oct. 4 from 3:30 to 4:45 p.m. Costumes should be in GREAT condition. Participants will get a token for each costume donated. Return on Saturday, Oct. 5 between 9 and 10:30 a.m. with your token and shop for a swap. Any costumes and accessories remaining will be donated to a local charity. Adult and teen volunteers are needed on Friday and Saturday to help with the swap. Email caweaver@ptlibrary.org to volunteer or for more information.
It’s back! Instead of purchasing new costumes each year, we are encouraging the community to swap their slightly used costumes to save resources, packaging, transportation costs, and money.
You can participate by dropping off gently used costumes for children, teens, or adults to our volunteers in the main lobby on Thursday, Oct. 3 from 5:30 to 7 p.m. or Friday, Oct. 4 from 3:30 to 4:45 p.m. Costumes should be in GREAT condition. Participants will get a token for each costume donated. Return on Saturday, Oct. 5 between 9 and 10:30 a.m. with your token and shop for a swap. Any costumes and accessories remaining will be donated to a local charity. Adult and teen volunteers are needed on Friday and Saturday to help with the swap. Email caweaver@ptlibrary.org to volunteer or for more information.
It’s back! Instead of purchasing new costumes each year, we are encouraging the community to swap their slightly used costumes to save resources, packaging, transportation costs, and money.
You can participate by dropping off gently used costumes for children, teens, or adults to our volunteers in the main lobby on Thursday, Oct. 3 from 5:30 to 7 p.m. or Friday, Oct. 4 from 3:30 to 4:45 p.m. Costumes should be in GREAT condition. Participants will get a token for each costume donated. Return on Saturday, Oct. 5 between 9 and 10:30 a.m. with your token and shop for a swap. Any costumes and accessories remaining will be donated to a local charity. Adult and teen volunteers are needed on Friday and Saturday to help with the swap. Email caweaver@ptlibrary.org to volunteer or for more information.
Ages: Birth to 15 months with an adult. Babies will gain contact with the spoken word through stories, songs, rhymes, and finger plays in a supportive environment with their participating caregiver.
Second Tuesday of the Month
The Roots Genealogy Club meets on the second Tuesday of each month in the Reading Room on the second floor. Share resources, information and methods for exploring your family’s history. All are welcome. Memorabilia and other items of interest are encouraged! The facilitator is Cathy Pigford.
Ages: 18 and up. Every Wednesday in Café Lee. Studies show coloring can have a calming effect on the adult mind and helps promote overall wellness. Take a break and spend an hour coloring while you listen to classical music and enjoy a complimentary cup of coffee. No registration necessary.
Every Wednesday. Do you love to golf, but don't want to deal with the weather? Maybe you were a bowler, but your arthritis keeps you from lifting the ball. We'll use the large plasma TV and Nintendo Wii in the Teen Reading Room to stay fit. Join us and learn to play Wii Sports! Learn to use the Wii-mote, a light-weight, motion-detecting controller that you swing like a golf club, baseball bat, bowling ball or tennis racquet. Bring a friend or two and give it a try! No registration required -- just drop in!
All ages. Every Wednesday. Bring a bag lunch and picnic as you watch nature unfold with the Kratt brothers on the big screen. We make learning fun! Get a universe of information on that week’s Wild Kratts topic.
Second Monday of the Month. If you want to practice your German language skills and learn fun things about the culture, then this group is for you! Join us for some German conversation in a casual atmosphere with plenty of opportunities to meet and talk with others. All levels of proficiency are welcome.
Ages: Birth to 15 months with an adult. Babies will gain contact with the spoken word through stories, songs, rhymes, and finger plays in a supportive environment with their participating caregiver.
First and Third Tuesdays of the Month
Swap coupons, exchange ideas and strategies for using coupons and maintain the Coupon Swap Box in the library. Bring a pair of scissors to clip coupons during our lively and informative discussions. The club meets on the first and third Tuesdays of the month. The facilitator is Brenda Moore. Facilitator: Brenda Moore
Third Tuesday of the Month. Spend your time with Kings and Queens, Sports Legends, Movie Stars and more! You can start your own art collection, connect with the past, or travel to far and mysterious lands. Come and learn the basics, expand your collection and meet with others who share your interests. The facilitator is Richard Landa.
Ages: 18 and up. Every Wednesday in Café Lee. Studies show coloring can have a calming effect on the adult mind and helps promote overall wellness. Take a break and spend an hour coloring while you listen to classical music and enjoy a complimentary cup of coffee. No registration necessary.
Every Wednesday. Do you love to golf, but don't want to deal with the weather? Maybe you were a bowler, but your arthritis keeps you from lifting the ball. We'll use the large plasma TV and Nintendo Wii in the Teen Reading Room to stay fit. Join us and learn to play Wii Sports! Learn to use the Wii-mote, a light-weight, motion-detecting controller that you swing like a golf club, baseball bat, bowling ball or tennis racquet. Bring a friend or two and give it a try! No registration required -- just drop in!
All ages. Every Wednesday. Bring a bag lunch and picnic as you watch nature unfold with the Kratt brothers on the big screen. We make learning fun! Get a universe of information on that week’s Wild Kratts topic.
Third Saturday of the Month.
We are not a Spanish class. Our main purpose is to improve our Spanish language skills by meeting local Spanish language and culture lovers for conversation and fun! Make new amigos as you practice speaking Spanish. All levels are welcome. Led by Spanish speaking PTPL volunteers who facilitate a discussion in Spanish on a variety of subjects. All Conversation Circles are free. No registration is necessary.
Ages: Birth to 15 months with an adult. Babies will gain contact with the spoken word through stories, songs, rhymes, and finger plays in a supportive environment with their participating caregiver.
Ages: 18 and up. Every Wednesday in Café Lee. Studies show coloring can have a calming effect on the adult mind and helps promote overall wellness. Take a break and spend an hour coloring while you listen to classical music and enjoy a complimentary cup of coffee. No registration necessary.
Every Wednesday. Do you love to golf, but don't want to deal with the weather? Maybe you were a bowler, but your arthritis keeps you from lifting the ball. We'll use the large plasma TV and Nintendo Wii in the Teen Reading Room to stay fit. Join us and learn to play Wii Sports! Learn to use the Wii-mote, a light-weight, motion-detecting controller that you swing like a golf club, baseball bat, bowling ball or tennis racquet. Bring a friend or two and give it a try! No registration required -- just drop in!
All ages. Every Wednesday. Bring a bag lunch and picnic as you watch nature unfold with the Kratt brothers on the big screen. We make learning fun! Get a universe of information on that week’s Wild Kratts topic.
Register online below to reserve your seat!
Instructor: Mr. Chris Hitchens, College Admissions Consultant
The goal of this workshop is for high school students to leave with a strong first draft of their Common App Personal Statement. Students will be led through a number of exercises that will allow them to develop topics, integrate proper structure, and self-edit an essay that leaves a strong, positive impression on college admissions officers.
Ages: Birth to 15 months with an adult. Babies will gain contact with the spoken word through stories, songs, rhymes, and finger plays in a supportive environment with their participating caregiver.
Ages: 18 and up. Every Wednesday in Café Lee. Studies show coloring can have a calming effect on the adult mind and helps promote overall wellness. Take a break and spend an hour coloring while you listen to classical music and enjoy a complimentary cup of coffee. No registration necessary.
Every Wednesday. Do you love to golf, but don't want to deal with the weather? Maybe you were a bowler, but your arthritis keeps you from lifting the ball. We'll use the large plasma TV and Nintendo Wii in the Teen Reading Room to stay fit. Join us and learn to play Wii Sports! Learn to use the Wii-mote, a light-weight, motion-detecting controller that you swing like a golf club, baseball bat, bowling ball or tennis racquet. Bring a friend or two and give it a try! No registration required -- just drop in!
A monthly discussion series featuring topics pertaining to World War II. New members always welcome!
All ages. Every Wednesday. Bring a bag lunch and picnic as you watch nature unfold with the Kratt brothers on the big screen. We make learning fun! Get a universe of information on that week’s Wild Kratts topic.
Ages: Birth to 15 months with an adult. Babies will gain contact with the spoken word through stories, songs, rhymes, and finger plays in a supportive environment with their participating caregiver.
First and Third Tuesdays of the Month
Swap coupons, exchange ideas and strategies for using coupons and maintain the Coupon Swap Box in the library. Bring a pair of scissors to clip coupons during our lively and informative discussions. The club meets on the first and third Tuesdays of the month. The facilitator is Brenda Moore. Facilitator: Brenda Moore
Ages: 18 and up. Every Wednesday in Café Lee. Studies show coloring can have a calming effect on the adult mind and helps promote overall wellness. Take a break and spend an hour coloring while you listen to classical music and enjoy a complimentary cup of coffee. No registration necessary.
Every Wednesday. Do you love to golf, but don't want to deal with the weather? Maybe you were a bowler, but your arthritis keeps you from lifting the ball. We'll use the large plasma TV and Nintendo Wii in the Teen Reading Room to stay fit. Join us and learn to play Wii Sports! Learn to use the Wii-mote, a light-weight, motion-detecting controller that you swing like a golf club, baseball bat, bowling ball or tennis racquet. Bring a friend or two and give it a try! No registration required -- just drop in!
All ages. Every Wednesday. Bring a bag lunch and picnic as you watch nature unfold with the Kratt brothers on the big screen. We make learning fun! Get a universe of information on that week’s Wild Kratts topic.
Second Monday of the Month. If you want to practice your German language skills and learn fun things about the culture, then this group is for you! Join us for some German conversation in a casual atmosphere with plenty of opportunities to meet and talk with others. All levels of proficiency are welcome.
Second Tuesday of the Month
The Roots Genealogy Club meets on the second Tuesday of each month in the Reading Room on the second floor. Share resources, information and methods for exploring your family’s history. All are welcome. Memorabilia and other items of interest are encouraged! The facilitator is Cathy Pigford.
Ages: 18 and up. Every Wednesday in Café Lee. Studies show coloring can have a calming effect on the adult mind and helps promote overall wellness. Take a break and spend an hour coloring while you listen to classical music and enjoy a complimentary cup of coffee. No registration necessary.
Every Wednesday. Do you love to golf, but don't want to deal with the weather? Maybe you were a bowler, but your arthritis keeps you from lifting the ball. We'll use the large plasma TV and Nintendo Wii in the Teen Reading Room to stay fit. Join us and learn to play Wii Sports! Learn to use the Wii-mote, a light-weight, motion-detecting controller that you swing like a golf club, baseball bat, bowling ball or tennis racquet. Bring a friend or two and give it a try! No registration required -- just drop in!
All ages. Every Wednesday. Bring a bag lunch and picnic as you watch nature unfold with the Kratt brothers on the big screen. We make learning fun! Get a universe of information on that week’s Wild Kratts topic.
Third Saturday of the Month.
We are not a Spanish class. Our main purpose is to improve our Spanish language skills by meeting local Spanish language and culture lovers for conversation and fun! Make new amigos as you practice speaking Spanish. All levels are welcome. Led by Spanish speaking PTPL volunteers who facilitate a discussion in Spanish on a variety of subjects. All Conversation Circles are free. No registration is necessary.
First and Third Tuesdays of the Month
Swap coupons, exchange ideas and strategies for using coupons and maintain the Coupon Swap Box in the library. Bring a pair of scissors to clip coupons during our lively and informative discussions. The club meets on the first and third Tuesdays of the month. The facilitator is Brenda Moore. Facilitator: Brenda Moore
Third Tuesday of the Month. Spend your time with Kings and Queens, Sports Legends, Movie Stars and more! You can start your own art collection, connect with the past, or travel to far and mysterious lands. Come and learn the basics, expand your collection and meet with others who share your interests. The facilitator is Richard Landa.
Ages: 18 and up. Every Wednesday in Café Lee. Studies show coloring can have a calming effect on the adult mind and helps promote overall wellness. Take a break and spend an hour coloring while you listen to classical music and enjoy a complimentary cup of coffee. No registration necessary.
Every Wednesday. Do you love to golf, but don't want to deal with the weather? Maybe you were a bowler, but your arthritis keeps you from lifting the ball. We'll use the large plasma TV and Nintendo Wii in the Teen Reading Room to stay fit. Join us and learn to play Wii Sports! Learn to use the Wii-mote, a light-weight, motion-detecting controller that you swing like a golf club, baseball bat, bowling ball or tennis racquet. Bring a friend or two and give it a try! No registration required -- just drop in!
All ages. Every Wednesday. Bring a bag lunch and picnic as you watch nature unfold with the Kratt brothers on the big screen. We make learning fun! Get a universe of information on that week’s Wild Kratts topic.
Ages: 18 and up. Every Wednesday in Café Lee. Studies show coloring can have a calming effect on the adult mind and helps promote overall wellness. Take a break and spend an hour coloring while you listen to classical music and enjoy a complimentary cup of coffee. No registration necessary.
Every Wednesday. Do you love to golf, but don't want to deal with the weather? Maybe you were a bowler, but your arthritis keeps you from lifting the ball. We'll use the large plasma TV and Nintendo Wii in the Teen Reading Room to stay fit. Join us and learn to play Wii Sports! Learn to use the Wii-mote, a light-weight, motion-detecting controller that you swing like a golf club, baseball bat, bowling ball or tennis racquet. Bring a friend or two and give it a try! No registration required -- just drop in!
A monthly discussion series featuring topics pertaining to World War II. New members always welcome!
All ages. Every Wednesday. Bring a bag lunch and picnic as you watch nature unfold with the Kratt brothers on the big screen. We make learning fun! Get a universe of information on that week’s Wild Kratts topic.
First and Third Tuesdays of the Month
Swap coupons, exchange ideas and strategies for using coupons and maintain the Coupon Swap Box in the library. Bring a pair of scissors to clip coupons during our lively and informative discussions. The club meets on the first and third Tuesdays of the month. The facilitator is Brenda Moore. Facilitator: Brenda Moore
Ages: 18 and up. Every Wednesday in Café Lee. Studies show coloring can have a calming effect on the adult mind and helps promote overall wellness. Take a break and spend an hour coloring while you listen to classical music and enjoy a complimentary cup of coffee. No registration necessary.
Every Wednesday. Do you love to golf, but don't want to deal with the weather? Maybe you were a bowler, but your arthritis keeps you from lifting the ball. We'll use the large plasma TV and Nintendo Wii in the Teen Reading Room to stay fit. Join us and learn to play Wii Sports! Learn to use the Wii-mote, a light-weight, motion-detecting controller that you swing like a golf club, baseball bat, bowling ball or tennis racquet. Bring a friend or two and give it a try! No registration required -- just drop in!
All ages. Every Wednesday. Bring a bag lunch and picnic as you watch nature unfold with the Kratt brothers on the big screen. We make learning fun! Get a universe of information on that week’s Wild Kratts topic.
Second Monday of the Month. If you want to practice your German language skills and learn fun things about the culture, then this group is for you! Join us for some German conversation in a casual atmosphere with plenty of opportunities to meet and talk with others. All levels of proficiency are welcome.
Second Tuesday of the Month
The Roots Genealogy Club meets on the second Tuesday of each month in the Reading Room on the second floor. Share resources, information and methods for exploring your family’s history. All are welcome. Memorabilia and other items of interest are encouraged! The facilitator is Cathy Pigford.
Ages: 18 and up. Every Wednesday in Café Lee. Studies show coloring can have a calming effect on the adult mind and helps promote overall wellness. Take a break and spend an hour coloring while you listen to classical music and enjoy a complimentary cup of coffee. No registration necessary.
Every Wednesday. Do you love to golf, but don't want to deal with the weather? Maybe you were a bowler, but your arthritis keeps you from lifting the ball. We'll use the large plasma TV and Nintendo Wii in the Teen Reading Room to stay fit. Join us and learn to play Wii Sports! Learn to use the Wii-mote, a light-weight, motion-detecting controller that you swing like a golf club, baseball bat, bowling ball or tennis racquet. Bring a friend or two and give it a try! No registration required -- just drop in!
All ages. Every Wednesday. Bring a bag lunch and picnic as you watch nature unfold with the Kratt brothers on the big screen. We make learning fun! Get a universe of information on that week’s Wild Kratts topic.
First and Third Tuesdays of the Month
Swap coupons, exchange ideas and strategies for using coupons and maintain the Coupon Swap Box in the library. Bring a pair of scissors to clip coupons during our lively and informative discussions. The club meets on the first and third Tuesdays of the month. The facilitator is Brenda Moore. Facilitator: Brenda Moore
Third Tuesday of the Month. Spend your time with Kings and Queens, Sports Legends, Movie Stars and more! You can start your own art collection, connect with the past, or travel to far and mysterious lands. Come and learn the basics, expand your collection and meet with others who share your interests. The facilitator is Richard Landa.
Ages: 18 and up. Every Wednesday in Café Lee. Studies show coloring can have a calming effect on the adult mind and helps promote overall wellness. Take a break and spend an hour coloring while you listen to classical music and enjoy a complimentary cup of coffee. No registration necessary.
Every Wednesday. Do you love to golf, but don't want to deal with the weather? Maybe you were a bowler, but your arthritis keeps you from lifting the ball. We'll use the large plasma TV and Nintendo Wii in the Teen Reading Room to stay fit. Join us and learn to play Wii Sports! Learn to use the Wii-mote, a light-weight, motion-detecting controller that you swing like a golf club, baseball bat, bowling ball or tennis racquet. Bring a friend or two and give it a try! No registration required -- just drop in!
All ages. Every Wednesday. Bring a bag lunch and picnic as you watch nature unfold with the Kratt brothers on the big screen. We make learning fun! Get a universe of information on that week’s Wild Kratts topic.
Third Saturday of the Month.
We are not a Spanish class. Our main purpose is to improve our Spanish language skills by meeting local Spanish language and culture lovers for conversation and fun! Make new amigos as you practice speaking Spanish. All levels are welcome. Led by Spanish speaking PTPL volunteers who facilitate a discussion in Spanish on a variety of subjects. All Conversation Circles are free. No registration is necessary.
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