Day Calendar

Join us in the Monroeville Public Library's Children's Room, for a morning filled with fun stories, songs, and activities! This event is free, and no registration is required.

Monroeville Bridge Buddies meet from 10:30 - 12:30 to practice what was learned in their past lessons. 

If you are interested in bridge, please first contact Cory Little at (412) 372-0500 ext. 122.

Learn the capabilities of the Library's Cricut. This computer driven tool cuts paper, vinyl, fabric, and more. In this course you will learn the basics of how the Cricut works and what it takes to generate your own work.

Book Club that reads mostly fiction.

This is for a 2 hour session on the Cricut & Heat Press Machines. 

Please book only AFTER you have taken the introductory class.

This is for a 2 hour session on the Janome Embroidery Machine. 

Please book only AFTER you have taken the introductory class.

This is for a 2 hour session on the Long Arm Quilting Machine. Please book only AFTER you have taken the introductory class.

This is for a 2 hour session on the Laser Cutter/Engraver Machine. 

Please book only AFTER you have taken the introductory class.

Have you ever dreamed of being on the Food Network hit show Chopped? Do you want to practice your kitchen skills? Come out to the Library for a three-round cooking competition!

This is for a 2 hour session on the Cricut & Heat Press Machines. 

Please book only AFTER you have taken the introductory class.

This is for a 2 hour session on the Janome Embroidery Machine. 

Please book only AFTER you have taken the introductory class.

This is for a 2 hour session on the Long Arm Quilting Machine. Please book only AFTER you have taken the introductory class.

This is for a 2 hour session on the Laser Cutter/Engraver Machine. 

Please book only AFTER you have taken the introductory class.

We have a new format for our musical get-togethers! Although we still welcome instrumentalists and any format to sing together, we will primarily use a sing-along Karaoke arrangement.

Bothering your co-workers with your comparisons of Star Trek vs. Star Wars? Need a place to share your Marvel theories or discuss the latest episode of Doctor Who?

Coal reigned as king in the early years of the Industrial Age. Steel mills stoked furnaces, railcars ran, and homes were heated with a resource that powered by the region.