Week Calendar

Science Technology Engineering Art Math A STEAM-based hands-on storytime for children 3 to 6 years of age. 

Each week we will read a story, talk about what happened then do a hands-on STEAM activity related to the book. 

Science Technology Engineering Art Math A STEAM-based hands-on storytime for children 3 to 6 years of age. 

Each week we will read a story, talk about what happened then do a hands-on STEAM activity related to the book. 

Next Chapter Book Clubs began in 2002 to provide meaningful opportunities for life-long learning, social connections, and community inclusion for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. 

Children ages 3 to 5 and can come on down to the Library for a 30 minute storytime. 

For Toddlers, ages 12 months - 35 months with a caregiver. Join Ms. Abby for songs, rhymes, and library fun to build important pre-reading and social skills.

Children 3 and up can create a fifteen minute craft with Ms Kim. This is a drop-in program, come any time between 10:00 and 11:30 am. 

We will meet in the program room in the CATS Department near the Early Readers.

Children ages 3 to 5 and can come on down to the Library for a 30 minute storytime. 

For Toddlers, ages 12 months - 35 months with a caregiver. Join Ms. Abby for songs, rhymes, and library fun to build important pre-reading and social skills.

No matter what type of book you enjoy reading, you'll love talking about our monthly selections with fellow book lovers. 

Bring along a brown bag lunch to eat while chatting before we start our book discussion at noon. 

Teens ages 12-18 can join us for an hour of anime and manga fun as we celebrate all things Japanese pop culture! 

No registration required.

Join food enthusiasts at Northland's cookbook club! Home cooks of any skill level are welcome as we explore dishes from various cookbooks.

Mark Fatla, lifelong baseball fan and author of “Pittsburgh’s Historic Ballparks” (Arcadia Press, 2023) chronicles the nine ballparks that hosted major league baseball in Pittsburgh between 1876 and the present, including the Negro Leagues.

See this documentary before it premiers on PBS on April 29! Free for All: The Public Library tells the story of the quiet revolutionaries who made a simple idea happen.

NPLA Board Committee Meeting will have both virtual and in-person options. Registration is required for virtual attendance only. Members of the public wishing to attend in-person do not have to register.