Event List

We are a Shakespeare book club. Please watch, or read (or both!) the play on your own and come ready to discuss!  

This time we will discuss: Henry IV pt 1

Join us for a fun night of strategy and competition playing Euro-style board games. This group is intended for teenagers through adults. All experience levels are welcome and games will vary every week depending on attendees' interests.

January 20 -- Front Runner / Felix Francis

Read a variety of Spanish authors on many different topics. This dedicated group meets once a week. Newcomers welcome!

Calling all crafters!

Literacy Pittsburgh students are invited to practice their English in an informal setting.  Please register with Miranda Pino  at mpino@literacypittsburgh.org.

Memories & Memoirs Book Club will cover a diverse range of subjects in the world of non-fiction. Mostly memoirs, these books focus on personal identity and self-discovery, and the authors explore themes of social justice and resilience.

Local guitar teacher Brannon Lyons returns to the library to instruct an adult group guitar class for beginners & intermediate players. Topics covered will include chords, strumming, and basic technique.

This class is for beginners or those needing a refresher class in duplicate bridge. Learn duplicate bridge methods and strategies and play some games.   registration required on the January 14 calendar listing. 

Join friend of the library Elaine Wertheim for an evening of Bhutani cinema.

Tonight we will screen:

LUNANA:  A YAK IN THE CLASSROOM

JFCS Career Services focuses on building job search skills for career success. We offer expert guidance and proven strategies at no cost to you.

A lively group that reads and speaks the Italian language!

Yoga professional Monette Shuttleworth, 200 E-RYT and 500 RYT, is classically Hatha-trained in the Himalayan Tradition and also holds a Level I Restorative Yoga Certification.

Screening and discussion of documentaries showcasing Black history, culture, and achievements in our community, highlighting lesser-known stories from Pittsburgh’s Hill District and centering Black excellence, resilience, innovation, and

This month, participants are asked to write an original poem almost like a love poem to a person, but let’s focus on something broader. 

The Yellow Wallpaper by Charlotte Perkins Gilman:  A Tale of Oppression and Madness

In her 1892 classic short story, Gilman explores the dangers of societal expectations and the imposed psych

This group meets monthly at the library and engages in script readings, networking, and discussions of writing and filmmaking. New members are welcome. Questions? contact roberthscottjr@gmail.com

South Hills Scrabble Club  welcomes adults and kids ages 10 and up for an afternoon of friendly competition!

Are you looking for immediate assistance without an appointment? ISAC (Immigrant Services and Connections) had drop-in hours at the Mt. Lebanon Public Library

Join a book discussion group that concentrates on the works of the Bard. 

This group was founded to promote appreciation for photography and help members develop and enhance their photography skills while providing opportunity for photo enthusiasts to share ideas and technical knowledge.

If you’re a new American seeking employment, re-entering the workforce, or feeling stuck in your job search, Women Work is here to help. Work one-on-one with a career coach at Mt. Lebanon Library every other Tuesday from 1 to 4 pm.

Isn't it too dreamy?

Write or Die (WorD) is a Pittsburgh, PA science fiction, fantasy & horror writing and critique group.  Established in 1996, it has been steadily growing since then.  Meetings are free to attend and open to the public. Our g