Event List

The Currier and Ives firm was the most prolific printmaker of the 19th century in America. At one point it is estimated that over 90 percent of all prints in circulation were produced by the prolific lithographers.

Learn how to play chess with Jon Gallagher.

Join this free virtual event with the team at the Princeton Review and learn tips for taking the SAT.

Join us for a discussion of James, a novel by Percival Everett.

Dance to the music of Rob the Guitar Guy every third Wednesday of the month at 11:30 am

Performance on Patio, weather permitting, otherwise in the Yeager room

Practice your summer reading skills with LUCY a specially trained through the Good Dog Foundation, and her owner Jeri.  Choose to read a picture book, easy reader, or from a chapter of a longer book.

We are offering this Zoom presentation to help families of high school juniors, sophomores and freshmen better understand the college admissions process and how to successfully navigate the changing landscape.

Kids raced home after school in the 1950s to watch Philadelphia teenagers dance on American Bandstand.

Stop by after school and build with our magna tiles and more!

All ages

This is an all ages storytime and is held outdoors on the Library Lawn as long as weather permits.

If inclement weather, storytime will be moved indoors to the Yeager Room.

Simple crafts for little hands.

While supplies last / first come, first served, ask at the children's desk

Join us for open play of Mah Jongg.  Sets will be available to use.  Some prior knowledge of the game is necessary as there will be no formal instruction.

Maximum capacity is eight people, first come, first served.

A nationally-known adventure travel journalist for The Washington Post, National Geographic, The Los Angeles Times, and The Boston Globe, Peter Mandel hunts his stories and photos in the world's far corners, including Antarctica, India, Egypt, Pat

What is Babytime ? 

• Lapsit program
• Focus: Designed for babies and their caregivers.
• Activities: Includes songs, rhymes, bounces, tickles, fingerp

Join us for open play of Mah Jongg.  Sets will be available to use.  Some prior knowledge of the game is necessary as there will be no formal instruction.

Maximum capacity is eight people, first come, first served.