Week Calendar

Join us at the library to learn how to play American Mahjong. If you already know how to play, all the better!  We will play on alternate Mondays from 10:30-1:30pm. Heather Benes will explain the rules and teach us how to play.

Join us for a fun story time with reading, singing, and fun! Recommended for children ages 3-5 but all are welcome!

Our Makerspace is a community space where you can make, create, design, and build!  Located on our Lower Level, we have a 3D printer, a Cricut vinyl cutting machine, a Brother sewing and embroidery machine, and a music station with midi keybo

Calling all babies - join us for a program of stories, singing, rhyming and more. Baby Lapsit is for children newborn- 2 years old and focuses on socialization and vocabulary development. This program is based on the Ready To Read program.

Are you a parent or caregiver who wants to help their child along their reading journey but unsure of where to start? Then join us for Raise A Reader!

Your 60,000 daily thoughts are tremendously powerful. They can create anxiety or optimism… well-being or depression…support you or sabotage you.

Put simply, what you think about, you bring about!

 This show honors Pittsburgh giants of jazz and their music. Musicians from Pittsburgh have dominated the jazz world over many years. Some have left Pittsburgh and moved to larger markets, others have remained in Pittsburgh.

The class will start with a lesson and then allow time for live practice between Craig and the students. No experience necessary. All experience levels are welcome! 

Are you a teen? Do you love anime and manga? Are you interested in Japanese culture and games? Join the Oakmont Anime Club! For Teens! We'll meet twice a month to enjoy all things otaku and anime. 

The OCL Board holds meetings every 2nd Wednesday of the month except for February and August. 

The topic is based on Tom Brokaw's book "The Greatest Generation". The presenter will describe the impact of the Great Depression and World War II on the generation born between 1901-1927.

These weekly, one-hour FREE meditation classes will be taught by monks from the Pittsburgh Buddhist Center. They are designed for beginners as a gradual training program in secular meditation practice.

Join us at the library for a Death Café facilitated by librarian Stephanie Zimble. 

Join us for a reception to celebrate the work of PATRICK DONOVAN! His paintings will be exhibited the month of APRIL. His art will be for purchase and the reception is open to the public. Refreshments will be served!