This program is designed to tap into children's imaginations and help develop their fine motor skills as they create with different manipulatives. For ages 2 to 5 years old, please click on the link to register or call the library to register, 814-472-7957. https://forms.gle/amuLhBJB7V6WRyDd8 . Registration is required.
The Beaverdale Public Library Book Club meets the 4th Wednesday every month at 7 pm. Our Titles for 2023: January The Chillbury Ladies Choir by Jennifer Ryan February Black Cake by Charmane Wilkerson March The SevenHusbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor J. Reid April The Scarlet Pimpernel by Baronese Orczy May The Invisible Life […]
Enjoy a thought-provoking discussion about the monthly selection. Our book clubs meets the last Wednesday of each month from January through November. Limited number of copies are available. Please call (814) 472-7957 or stop by the library to reserve your copy.
All ages welcome. Caregivers must be present. Monthly theme to be announced. The group will pause in the summer and resume in September.
Join us every last Wednesday of the month for a low-key night of board games and refreshments! Feel free to bring your favorite game to play!
New members are always welcome to our evening book discussion group! We typically meet the last Thursday of every month. Come by to share your thoughts—or just listen—and pick up a copy of next month’s title. A current library card is required to borrow materials.
Stressed and anxious? Need a break? Come learn how to use bullet journaling to increase creativity and joy in your life. This event is free and supplies and snacks will be provided (though you might want to bring your favorite pen!) No registration is required for this free event.
Join us on the Last Friday of Each Month for an afternoon of fun and friendly competition. Come alone or bring your friends to connect over some great games. Game choices include board games, cards, dominoes, etc. Registration is not required.
Meet author Stan Gwizdak at Carrolltown Public Libary. A former resident of Carrolltown, Stan has donated a copy of his book, Karmic Selling: Earning Business by Earning Trust. Library Director Nancy Lechene describes the book as "about being successful in life and relationships, and that success in relationships will follow you into your work life." […]
