Week Calendar

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.

Babies brains grow the most in the first years of life, and the more words they hear during that time the better! During Together Time, babies from birth to 12 months old can experience the world with their parents or caregivers.

Join the Monroeville Public Library Children's Room for a joyous and warm Holi Celebration!

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.

Furniture refinishing is an affordable and eco-friendly way to make better use of pieces you already own or update your curbside finds.

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

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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.

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.

Get ready for our newest epic Teen project. During March and April, teens will have the chance to dive into the world of Video Game Development.

Grades 3-6: Graphic Novels never seem to get the respect they deserve. Our graphic novel book club will do just that. Here we will celebrate graphic novels and all the experiences they have to offer!

Families can come to the library for a fun story and snack, and then we'll make Leprechaun Traps!  We have two sessions to accomodate as many people as possible.  Registration is required to make sure we have anough supplies.

Families can come to the library for a fun story and snack, and then we'll make Leprechaun Traps!  We have two sessions to accomodate as many people as possible.  Registration is required to make sure we have anough supplies.

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). Our next meeting will be on March 11 at 7pm.

Monroeville Public Library's online writing group!

Join us for an illuminating program focusing on Black women throughout American history! We've all heard of Rosa Parks, Harriet Tubman, and Sojourner Truth - but who are the lesser known women whose work also changed the course of our nation? Dr.

Monroeville Library's Social Justice Book Club is for those interested in reading and discussing books about important social topics.

Join us for a talk by author Eliza Smith Brown, author of "She Devils at the Door", the true story of the Gilded Age’s “political twins” who brought women’s suffrage and political reform to the city of Pittsburgh.