Event List

All storytimes help kids develop early reading skills, but this storytime series focuses explicitly on preparing kids to read.

If you need help navigating your electronic device, stop in to the Gadget Class. All questions about cell phones, laptops, tablets, Kindles, and similar devices are welcome. No registration required.

If you are caring for someone with Alzheimer's or dementia, who is caring for you?

Are you ready to play, learn, and have fun with one of the oldest and most exciting games in the world?

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

Join us for a presentation on Freedom House, the first emergency medical service in the United States.

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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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.

Join Barb Spiri to learn the ins and outs of contract (rubber) bridge. This is "normal" bridge play using five card majors. Good attendance is very important. This class will run until June 11.

Do you like to crochet? Get together with other crocheters to work on projects, chat about your craft, and have a good time! 

No instruction provided at these events! This is solely for crocheters to gather and work on their craft.

Kid Lit for Adults is a book discussion for adults who are interested in children's literature. The purpose of this group is to discuss children's literature from an adult perspective.

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

Join us for Great Decisions, America's longest running discussion group on world affairs! We'll be meeting at 7 PM on the third Thursday of the month (starting in August). Call the Monroeville Public Library at 412-372-0500 ext.

What are America’s options and opportunities as a leader of the world economy? How will America’s “foreign policy for the middle class” and strategic competition with China impact its leadership role?

Grammy Sue takes us on a musical exploration and celebration.  Come ready with requests for your favorite songs. No registration required. 

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.

Do you want to practice your reading aloud skills, or overcome a nervousness around dogs? The Alliance of Therapy Dogs is more than happy to help! ATD will be visiting the MPL Children's Room, and encourages you to stop by to say hello!