Take & Make
Drop by either library to pick up the bag of supplies with instructions and watch a demonstration of the project on our Facebook page anytime after 9am!
Drop by either library to pick up the bag of supplies with instructions and watch a demonstration of the project on our Facebook page anytime after 9am!
Take on the role of a fantasy hero and help tell your story in collaboration with fellow players and Dungeon Master, Colter! No background in D&D? No problem! Come to learn about how it works and participate at your own pace. For teens age 12-18. Register online at www.murrysvillelibrary.org or […]
Visit our Facebook page after 9am to enjoy a story!
In honor of Memorial Day
The Murrysville Community Library will be closed Monday, May 25, 2026 in celebration of Memorial Day. We will resume regular hours Tuesday, May 26, 2026.
All ages are invited to join us at our New Kensington library and become part of the construction crew using our building supplies!
This 6 week session of Babies-n-Books is designed for caregivers with children 0 - 2 years old! Each thirty minutes session includes well-loved rhymes, a book or two, finger plays, songs, and movement. Families are encouraged to attend all six weeks of programs. Register online at www.murrysvillelibrary.org or call the […]
Join us at our New Kensington library for songs, stories, activities, and fun.
Join us for songs, stories, and family fun!
Interested in learning how to play Mahjong? Starting on Tuesday, April 7 learn the rules of how to play Mahjong using the official cards and league manual. From there, weekly Mahjong sessions will be held where players will continue to learn the game by playing with others in-person. And don’t […]
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.
The NewLanders duo will take audiences on a musical journey through Western Pennsylvania history, highlighting songs by and about Native Seneca people, early European settlers, and Industrial Age workers. A variety of instruments, fascinating stories and interactive singing make this a joyful experience. Registration Required.