Week Calendar

Join us as we have fun using props to groove to the beat with our whole body! Toddlers will develop body and spatial awareness that supports early literacy. Designed for children ages 2 to 3 years old and their caregivers. 

Bond with your little one and meet other parents and caregivers while doing so! We will explore the fun of rhythm and rhymes, bounces, and books to support early learning. Best for pre-walkers and crawlers but all are welcome!

Come to the library to sing, move, dance, and make music together. Music and Movement is designed for children ages 1 to 4 years old and focused on developing gross motor skills. 

Most importantly, we will have fun!

Preschoolers, get moving with action songs and rhymes, movement, and interactive stories that expand the imagination, inspire self-discovery, and develop early literacy skills. Designed for ages 4-5 years old. 

Children ages 3 to 5 with their adults, join us for creative movement, songs, and games with our colorful parachute! We will focus on developing gross motor skills, rhythm, and social interactions. 

Come to the library to sing, move, dance, and make music together. Music and Movement is designed for children ages 1 to 4 years old and focused on developing gross motor skills. 

Most importantly, we will have fun!

Join us as we discuss the art and storytelling in various graphic novels. Whether you read graphic novels all the time, or have never read them before, we hope you give it a try!

Children of all ages, meet Prada the Therapy Dog! Prada is an AKC-licensed therapy dog and American Staffordshire Terrier, who loves snuggles and listening to stories. 

No registration needed. 

Learn how to paint a simple pine tree in watercolor.

Registration is required. 

Get one-on-one assistance with writing a resume, finding a job, learning Word or PowerPoint, and much more! Follow-up appointments may be necessary.

Registration is required.

Join us to discuss a new mystery book every month. 

This month we will be reading Rock Paper Scissors by Alice Feeney.

Join us every month as we work in different art mediums. This month we will try our hand at “Nesting Dolls.” 

Join us for a two session art project. This month we will create, then paint small clay owls. 

Perfect your slime skills in Slime Science lab! Experiment with mixing specific ingredients to make slimes with unique properties and learn why it happens. 

Learn the basics of Dungeons and Dragons in a slow-paced, friendly environment. Perfect for anyone with no D&D experience who wants to give it a try!

Play chess with us at the library. Bring your own set or use one of ours. There will not be an instructional component.

Coffee will be provided.

Join us for our weekly Friday restock!

Bring your own yoga mat and towel to this free class.

There will be a limited number of mats to borrow.

Help us decorate the Teen Space with one-of-a-kind seasonal art!

Play with tattoo pens to give yourself and your friends personalized (temporary) works of art!

Join a volunteer from Pittsburgh Black Pride in making a craft and chatting about what's going on in your life.

Unleash your artistic creativity! Try different art mediums and styles in Art Explorers! 

Like Scrabble? Join us for a few games every Tuesday at the Penn Hills Library.  

Join us for our weekly Wednesday restock!

Come to the library to sing, move, dance, and make music together. Music and Movement is designed for children ages 1 to 4 years old and focused on developing gross motor skills. 

Most importantly, we will have fun!

Children ages 6 to 11, work with your hands and experiment with STEAM projects! Join us for new science, engineering, and tech topics each session.

Join Native Urban Garden Stewardship (NUGS) volunteers, Rhea Homa and Liz Glowark, as they share their passion for native flowers.

Join us for our new VIRTUAL session of Graphic Novel Book Club! This session is in ADDITION to our in-person session on Saturday.

Join us every month as we work in different art mediums. This month we will try our hand at “Nesting Dolls.”