Week Calendar

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.

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.

Our Bridge group has continued to get together to play after their class! They are closed at the moment, but new classes will begin on May 30. Contact Cory Little for more information!

Master gardener Kevin Whitfield and presenter Marie Arnstein will introduce this summer’s gardening program series in which containers will be used to grow a series of fruits and vegetables from beginning in May.

"There's no place like....the library?"

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.

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.

Painting and embellishing with objects can develop into something truly unique.

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

Learn the capabilities of the Library's GlowForge (laser cutter/engraver). This amazing tool uses a laser to cut, wood, paper, plastics, fabric, leather, and even chocolate. It can also engrave images on many different materials.

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.

Calling all trivia enthusiasts! It's time to elevate your game at our electrifying Teen Trivia Night! Round up your crew and compete for an epic set of prizes! In addition to awesome trivia there will also be pizza!

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!

Gather as a family, and join the MPL Children’s Staff as we get creative and colorful with tie dye! Items will be available to tie dye, but we encourage participants to bring something that they wish to tie dye.

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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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.

Gather as a family, and join the MPL Children’s Staff as we get creative and colorful with tie dye! Items will be available to tie dye, but we encourage participants to bring something that they wish to tie dye.

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.

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 May 13 at 7pm.

Monroeville Public Library's online writing group!

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