Event List

Beam up, phase in, fold space, time travel, jump to light speed, begin a quest, survive the apocalypse, or whatever it takes to join us for our new Science Fiction & Fantasy Book Club (SFFBC).

Step into a fantasy world with our Teen and Tween Table Top Role-Playing Club. New Adventurers always wanted. Tabletop Role-Playing is a group storytelling game where players create a character and then describe that character's actions.

Zentangle is a simple technique for pattern drawing that is relaxing, meditative, intriguing and fun!

From formal to experimental verse, everyone’s poems are welcome. Words can help to create community and reach across distances. We encourage one another to write and we encourage the sharing of poetry.

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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.

Get ready to unleash your creativity and be part of something amazing! Join us in creating a one-of-a-kind artwork that will be displayed permanently in the library.

A Chronicle of Pittsburgh Foods is a journey through time, highlighting all of the foods and drinks invented in Pittsburgh.

Meet local French language learners for conversation, learning and fun.

Calling all game lovers! Join Monroeville Public Library as we create some merriment by playing games together. We’ll set up spaces for a variety of board games, card games, table top games, and party games like Jackbox.

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.

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?

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.

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.

Join us the third Friday of each month to discuss a new nonfiction book. Covering a range of topics, we try to learn something new every time! We enjoy a free-wheeling discussion, while we enjoy some snacks.

This show honors Pittsburgh giants of jazz and their music. Musicians from Pittsburgh have dominated the jazz world over many years. Some have left and moved to larger markets, while others have remained in their hometown.