It's a Block Party! PLAY, BUILD, READ and LEARN together with blocks. Develop hand-eye coordination and learn STEAM concepts. BIRTH - Age 6. 
Enjoy the silence, peace, and stress release that is always free. Newcomers always welcome.
Celebrate this spooky holiday with your favorite search and rescue dogs with a snack, craft, and a viewing of Paw Patrol Halloween Heroes Rated (NR). FAMILY PROGRAM. 
The BEST AFTER-HOURS HALLOWEEN PARTY IS BACK!
SCREAM SCENE 2019
featuring:
The Annual CANDY SCAVENGER HUNT
Fortune Telling
AREA 51 Mini Escape Room Challenge
Corpseland Creepy Crafts
Blacklight Run
Video Games
Music
Food
Costume Contest
& more!
Free and open to all students in Grades 6-12!
Costumes encouraged, not required!
Certified Therapy Dogs LOVE to be read to! Come pick out a picture book of your choice and snuggle up with a furry reading companion. Join us for a 15-minute time slot to read to a dog. Grades K-5.
Certified Therapy Dogs LOVE to be read to! Come pick out a picture book of your choice and snuggle up with a furry reading companion. Join us for a 15-minute time slot to read to a dog. Grades K-5.
Certified Therapy Dogs LOVE to be read to! Come pick out a picture book of your choice and snuggle up with a furry reading companion. Join us for a 15-minute time slot to read to a dog. Grades K-5.
Certified Therapy Dogs LOVE to be read to! Come pick out a picture book of your choice and snuggle up with a furry reading companion. Join us for a 15-minute time slot to read to a dog. Grades K-5.
Friends of the Sewickley Public Library's
20th Annual Savoring Sewickley
at the Sewickley Public Library.
Sunday, October 20, 2019
6:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Enjoy a sample of small plates from our favorite local restaurants and enjoy beer, wine,
and soft drinks in a casual atmosphere.
All proceeds benefit the Sewickley Public Library of the Quaker Valley School District.
Sewickley Public Library is hosting a family story time at the Ohio Township Nature Center. Stories, songs and crafts for the whole family. 
Online registration closes at 9:00 PM the day prior to the program. After this time, all registrations must take place via phone or in person at the circulation desk in the Children’s Department - 412-741-0937.
This program has be canceled. Thank you for your interest.
Everyone is invited to the
Query Club’s 2019-2020 season.
Enjoy the stimulating papers and discussion generated by this season’s topic
Music, Musicians and Their Times.
This month’s presentations include:
Bird and Bebop: Charlie Parker by Chris Steffy
L.M. Gottschalk: Way Ahead of His Time by Linda Zang
Refreshments will be served.
Nursery and action rhymes, books and songs for children up to 24 months, with caregiver. Please, no older children. 
Nursery and action rhymes, books and songs for children up to 24 months, with caregiver. Please, no older children.
Nursery and action rhymes, books and songs for children up to 24 months, with caregiver. Please, no older children.
Love SCARY stories?
Want to make something SCARY?
Join the crew of REVOLTING RADIO and help create a brand new chilling podcast,
featuring scary short stories and MORE
All talents needed, from acting to writing to sound effects and recording!
Open to all students entering grades 6-12. No registration required!
The Fourth Tuesday Book Group is an informal gathering featuring an open discussion of each selected title and author. An effort should be made to read each book prior to the meeting. The Book Group meets at 7:00 p.m. in a meeting room at the Sewickley Public Library. New members are always welcome. You are invited to attend one particular evening or to join us for the series. Please see a Reference Librarian to request a copy of a book and for further information.
October's Title: Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine by Gail Honeyman
Join us as we welcome back internationally known Psychic Vincent Sisters,
Suzanne Vincent and Jean Vincent, who are Psychic Mediums, Psychic Investigators, Paranormal Researchers, and Ghost Hunters.
They will discuss a variety of bone chilling cases, including: missing persons and murder mystery cases;
ghost stories, scary stories and haunted places.
The duo have been featured in several documentaries including A&E’s “Psychic Investigators” series, Travel Channel’s “Dead Files Revisited” series,
Investigation Discovery’s “Six Degrees of Murder” series, and many more.
They were also featured in the National Enquirer about their involvement in the Caylee Anthony missing person case.
They encourage anyone to share unusual photos or stories,
and will be offering a chance to win a psychic medium reading!
Please bring a donation of cat or dog food for Animal Friends or a donation to the Sewickley Library Book Fund.
Registration is required and fills up quickly for this popular program!
A half hour of fingerplays, songs, and stories for 2-year-olds to 3-year-olds, with an adult. Please no older children. 
A half hour of fingerplays, songs, and stories for 2-year-olds to 3-year-olds, with an adult. Please no older children.
We will explore the open source image editing software GIMP. Class members will use this free alternative to Photoshop and learn how to begin editing your photos and more.
Registration required.
You are invited to join Anne-Marie Salih, a native speaker, to practice French speaking skills. This group is for individuals who have a basic knowledge of French.
No registration required!
Make things and do stuff -
TWICE A MONTH in the TEEN DEPARTMENT!
Join us every other Wednesday for a creative project!
Choose from our projects or
make something of your very own using our supplies!
Open to all students in grades 6-12
No registration required
Brian Lockman, President and CEO of the Pennsylvania Cable Network, has hosted more than 800 episodes of PCN’s popular television show, PA Books.Over more than 20 years, authors have appeared on the program to discuss their books covering the state’s history, people, and culture. Starting with the first humans who lived here 16,000 years ago, to the New Sweden colony, through the American Revolution, to Gettysburg, to the Industrial Revolution and up to the present, Pennsylvania’s rich story has been told by some of today’s most prominent historians. Brian will share some of his favorite books and stories from 20 years of talking with authors and will tell of some lesser-known scenes from Pennsylvania’s history.
This workshop is open to the public and will teach what essential oils are, how they are sourced, how they work in our bodies and why our bodies can absorb them and use them.
Learn the many ways that essential oils can can be beneficial.
This is not a library sponsored program. The library does not intend to endorse, recommend, or favor any views expressed in this program.
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