"Shamrock Roots" is an Irish heritage/genealogy program that explains the rich Irish culture and its impact on American history. It will demonstrate how Irish- Americans can begin to trace their ancestral "roots" from home, and plan a heritage trip to Ireland. Participants will receive take-home materials. The program is free, […]
The Murrysville AAUW will host a special speaker each month as part of their monthly meetings. The Speaker for March is Mr. Tom White, Forgotten Tales of Pittsburgh. This event is free and open to all members of the community. Registration is not required. In March and April, the program […]
The group meets the 2nd Saturday of each month. Register online at www.murrysvillelibrary.org or call the library at 724-327-1102. They will meet in the library in Conference Room 1. Programming details to follow. Registration Required.
A warm welcome to our Monday night meditation experience! Facilitated by Eric D. Biseca, N.D., we are opening the conference room for both beginners and experienced folks who want to explore conscious breathwork, self-awareness and mindfulness in a secular and comfortable format. The facilitation will allow for instruction, reflection, and […]
Historical and Non-fiction for adults. This event is now held on the 3rd Monday of each month at 6:30 p.m. Book selection for this month is Pale Rider. Register online at www.murrysvillelibrary.org or call the library at 724-327-1102. Registration Required.
The group meets the third Tuesday afternoon of each month. The book for March's discussion is: Atmosphere, by Taylor Jenkins Reid. Registration Required.
CANCELLED THIS MONTH - Bring your favorite journal or planner to explore creative journaling, mindful planning, and everything in-between. Meet others who love paper crafts, design, and artistic expression in a casual creative space. Register online at www.murrysvillelibrary.org or call the library at 724-327-1102. Registration Required.
Socrates Cafe is an affiliate of the Society of Philosophical Inquiry. New members are always welcome. We believe a diversity of opinion is important for a true exchange of ideas. The topic for discussion this month is: Will AI Be More Helpful or Harmful to our Society - moderated by […]
Love to have lively lit(erature) discussions? So do we. First Tuesday of the month in the Katie Room (off the children's library; 2nd floor). Books/Discussions are volunteer member chosen/led. A limited number of books for the next month will be distributed at the discussion. First come, first served. When signing […]
Are you an adult who enjoys reading Young Adult and Middle Grade fiction? Join this book club on the 1st Tuesday of the month at 6:30-8pm. Join the host Tiff Parker and fellow readers for a fun discussion, along with some cozy chai tea. This month's book is The Goose […]
Having trouble staying focused while writing at home? Need some writing accountability partners? Join us for a monthly Write-in at the library. Bring your laptop or pen and paper along with your work in progress, outline, or ideas and sit alongside fellow writers while you work on your individual projects. […]
Step back into the late 1700s with storyteller Alan Irvine for an evening of frontier tales of Western Pennsylvania. Through engaging storytelling, Irvine recounts the hardships, dangers, and determination of those who lived on the edge of a growing nation. Listen to tales from the days of the French and […]