Week Calendar

An Intro to Birding - Walk and Talk - Spotting and Identifying Local Birds will be led by Audubon Master Birder and author Elizabeth Pagel Hogan. 

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.

Ages 5 and under Our weekly celebration of early literacy. Engaging stories, fun songs, cute rhymes, and creative activities all come together for a experience so fun, your children won't even realize they are learning.

Ages 5 and under Our weekly celebration of early literacy. Engaging stories, fun songs, cute rhymes, and creative activities all come together for a experience so fun, your children won't even realize they are learning.

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. 

The Library will be transformed into an 18 hole indoor mini-golf course!

All Ages Golf

* $5/Ticket (under 3 free)
* One Round of Golf
* Snacks & Drinks (For Purchase)

The Carnegie Science Center brings a mystery to the library that can only be solved through science.  Be a scientist and a detective while having a good time. This event is appropriate for students who are currently in 2nd through 5th grade.

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.

Book Club that reads mostly fiction.

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

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

Learn how to setup and create your own designs using our computerized embroidery machine. You will complete a small sample project. There is a class fee of $5.00 to cover materials and registration is required.

If you're a teenager who is interested in enhancing your artistic skills, you might want to consider joining our 7-week Visiting Artist Workshop.

Embark on an anime adventure at our Local Library's Teen Anime Club! Join fellow young enthusiasts in a vibrant community where the world of anime comes to life.

Art Beat will explore different art techniques every week.  All materials are provided - just bring your creativity! 

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.

Our classic film series seeks to revisit major works of film history, including examples from past eras of Hollywood as well as foreign films. Join us for a showing of 'In the Heat of the Night’.

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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The Library will be transformed into an 18 hole indoor mini-golf course!

21+ Golf

* $35/Ticket
* Unlimited Play
* Food & Drinks (included)

Monroeville Public Library's online writing group!

Join us for a presentation on black history by Dr. Anthony B. Mitchell, Sr. He will discuss African-American pioneers from a variety of fields.

Join us for an evening meditation online! Led by meditation coach Margie Manno, this is a great way to unwind and leave behind the stresses of the day. RSVP preferred but not required!

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Join us as we discuss our “first loves” (our first fandoms) – the “breakups” (those stories we had to flounce away from) – and your fandom OTP ("one true pairing" - the book/movie/show/game/story you’ll love forever).