Upcoming Events

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

Join us every Friday for activities related to your favorite PBS Kids shows, in partnership with WQED Pittsburgh! No registration is needed for this event, and will run while supplies last.

Music is a great way for children to learn while having fun.  Come out and join us with Grammy Sue while she leads us in a musical celebration.  No registration is needed for this free event. 

Art Camp is all about exploring different art materials and techniques!  We'll take time to learn about artists and express ourselves through our own art. All art supplies are provided - just bring your creativity!

How can we preserve the summer fruit harvest while using less sugar?  What is the best sugar used for canning?  Will my jam set if I use less sugar?

This afternoon artist Sheila Klotz will lead a workshop demonstrating Gyotaku.  Gyotaku (pronounced ghee-oh-tahkoo) translates to ‘fish rubbing’ and dates back to the early 1800s.

Join us for an author talk with Kayla Eloise! Kayla was born and raised on the Northside of Pittsburgh. She discovered her love of poetry in 5th grade, and the work she does touches on life, trauma, healing and growth.

Explore the trades through play! Children ages 5 years and under are welcome to join in on a variety of activities that will introduce them to the world of trades.

In 1769, the widow Martha Miers purchased 360 acres of land along the Turtle Creek. They became the first European settlers within the Turtle Creek Valley.

Come visit with our electronic playmates! We will have the Bee-Bots, Code-a-Pillars, Dash Bots, and other robot friends out and about so our young patrons can play games, explore, and share.

Early literacy practice at its best. Stories, rhymes, songs, and activities come together to create an experience for your child that aids in skill building while it entertains. Free with no registration.

Feeling stressed and need to unwind? Join meditation coach Margie Manno to engage in soothing, guided meditation each week.

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Monroeville Public Library's online writing group!

Learn through experimenting, with self-guided activities, and materials provided! Perfect for any curious and inquisitive children, ages 7 years and under. The event is free, and no registration is required.

Now on Wednesdays! 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?

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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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!

Join Barb Spiri to learn the ins and outs of contract (rubber) bridge.