1 pm - 3 pm on the Lawn (weather pending)
Slap on some sunscreen, pack up your beverage of choice, and bring your favorite father figure to the library for step-by-step painting instruction with our experienced and enthusiastic teacher. Everyone will create a one-of-a-kind painting. In the end, you can each take your paintings home or you can hang them together to create a complementary display. In the case of rain, program will be offered virtually. All art materials supplied for pickup in advance of the program. New, lower cost: Only $5 per person! Registration begins May 15 via telephone or in person at the library. No age requirement this month.

1 pm - 3 pm on the Lawn (weather pending)
Slap on some sunscreen, pack up your beverage of choice, and bring your favorite father figure to the library for step-by-step painting instruction with our experienced and enthusiastic teacher. Everyone will create a one-of-a-kind painting. In the end, you can each take your paintings home or you can hang them together to create a complementary display. In the case of rain, program will be offered virtually. All art materials supplied for pickup in advance of the program. New, lower cost: Only $5 per person! Registration begins May 15 via telephone or in person at the library. No age requirement this month.

7 pm - 8 pm via Zoom
Join us for our first-ever film discussion series! Much like a book group, you will watch the film on your own and then join us on Zoom for a moderated discussion. All films will be available on the free film platform, Kanopy.com. All you need to access the film is your library card! Distinctly referred to as "a redwood tree, with deep roots in American culture," Dr. Maya Angelou led a prolific life. As a singer, dancer, activist, poet and writer, she inspired generations with lyrical modern African-American thought that pushed boundaries. With unprecedented access, filmmakers trace Dr. Angelou's incredible journey, shedding light on the untold aspects of her life through never-before-seen footage, rare archival photographs and videos, and her own words. You must have watched the film to participate in the discussion. This film is not rated.

5:30 pm - 7:30 pm via Zoom
In partnership with the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh, the Coy Public Library of Shippensburg, and the Northland Public Library, and the Free Library of Philadelphia, we present How Is Mass Incarceration Impacting My Community?: A 'Hear Me Out’ dialogue. We will gather virtually to connect with individuals from across the state and build community around the world we share! Advanced registration through Eventbrite is required and begins June 1. *Please note, you will receive a link to the Zoom session before it begins via email*

7 pm - 8 pm via Zoom
Join us for our first-ever film discussion series! Much like a book group, you will watch the film on your own and then join us on Zoom for a moderated discussion. All films will be available on the free film platform, Kanopy.com. All you need to access the film is your library card! This month’s film, Lady Bird, tells the story of a teenager navigating a loving but turbulent relationship with her strong-willed mother over the course of an eventful and poignant senior year of high school. You must have watched the film to participate in the discussion. This film is rated R. Registration for discussion begins May 1.

5:30 pm - 7:30 pm via Zoom
In partnership with the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh, the Coy Public Library of Shippensburg, and the Northland Public Library, and the Free Library of Philadelphia, we present What Is My Racial Inheritance?: A 'Hear Me Out’ dialogue. How did you first learn about race? What are the complications of whiteness? Ow does the history of race in America affect you personally? We will gather virtually to connect with individuals from across the state and build community around the world we share! Advance registration through Eventbrite is required and begins May 1. *Please note, you will receive a link to the Zoom session before it begins via email*

7:00 pm – 8:30 pm via Zoom
In 1921 Charlie Chaplin’s The Kid took the world by storm. The story of a penniless tramp who adopts an abandoned infant struck a powerful chord in the aftermath of a devasting war during which millions died and thousands of children were left orphaned. In “The Kid at 100” renowned mime artist and comedy choreographer Dan Kamin will reveal what keeps this film fresh, funny and incredibly moving to this day. Author of The Comedy of Charlie Chaplin: Artistry in Motion, Dan trained Robert Downey, Jr. for his Oscar-nominated performance in Chaplin, after which Downey said, “Dan’s insights are amazing.”
Participants should view the film in advance on YouTube or on Kanopy, as it will not be shown during the program. Registration begins April 1 and closes May 10 at 9 pm.

1 pm - 3 pm via Zoom
Log on to Zoom, sip your favorite beverage with your favorite mother figure, and enjoy step-by-step instruction with our experienced and enthusiastic instructor. You'll leave with a one-of-a-kind creation to enjoy! Cost: $10 per person. All art materials supplied for pickup in advance of the program. Registration begins April 1 via telephone or in person at the library. No age requirement this month.

1 pm - 3 pm via Zoom
THIS SATURDAY EVENT IS CANCELED.

5:30 pm - 7:30 pm via Zoom
In partnership with the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh, the Coy Public Library of Shippensburg, and the Northland Public Library, and the Free Library of Philadelphia, we present Am I Represented in My Districts?: A 'Hear Me Out’ dialogue. Join us to discuss gerrymandering, redistricting, and then have a chance to voice YOUR opinion. What are the impacts of district lines in your community? What are the impacts of district lines to you personally? We will gather virtually to connect with individuals from across the state and build community around the world we share! Advanced registration through Eventbrite is required and begins April 1. *Please note, you will receive a link to the Zoom session before it begins via email*