The Mt Lebanon Public Library keeps the community connected with a fresh lineup of programs for readers, learners, and families. From storytime to tech help, these upcoming events are designed to be accessible, engaging, and easy to join.
Below is a quick overview of key event types, target audiences, and registration details so you can plan your visits with confidence.
| Event | Audience | Day & Time | Registration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Toddler Storytime | Ages 2–3 with caregiver | Wednesday 10:00 AM | Required, limited to 15 |
| After-School Homework Club | Grades 1–5 | Monday & Thursday 3:30–5:00 PMRecommended, drop-ins welcome | |
| Adult Tech Help | Teens and Adults | Friday 2:00–4:00 PM | Sign-up sheet, 30-minute slots |
| Local History Lecture Series | Adults and older teens | Second Saturday each month 6:30 PM | Free, registration optional |
Children’s Programs and Early Literacy
Interactive Storytimes
Toddler Storytime and Preschool Pals emphasize songs, short books, and simple activities that build early literacy. Each week features a theme to keep little learners engaged and eager to return.
STEAM Kits and Crafts
Hands-on STEAM Kits give children a chance to explore science and art with guided, age-appropriate projects. Materials are limited and available on a first-come basis during program hours.
Teen and Homework Support
After-School Homework Club
Supervised Homework Club offers quiet space and volunteer support for students in grades 1–5. Participants can bring their assignments and receive help with organization and understanding the tasks.
Teen Makers and Digital Media
Teen sessions focus on creativity, with access to digital media tools and guided making projects. Registration may be required for equipment use in certain workshops.
Adult Learning and Community Talks
Local History Lecture Series
The Local History Lecture Series invites speakers to share stories about the region, connecting residents with shared heritage and lesser-known community milestones. These talks appeal to long-term residents and newcomers alike.
Book Clubs and Author Spotlights
Monthly book clubs explore diverse genres, while Author Spotlight events provide a chance to meet writers, ask questions, and discover new titles available through the library collection.
Technology Help and Lifelong Learning
One-on-One Tech Help
Adult Tech Help offers 30-minute slots for device setup, email guidance, and basic troubleshooting. Patrons are encouraged to bring their questions and devices for personalized support.
Online Learning Resources
The library subscribes to platforms that support language learning, career skills, and test preparation. Library cardholders can access these resources from home with their credentials.
Getting the Most from Your Library Visit
- Check the event calendar weekly for new programs and last-minute changes
- Arrive early for in-person events to secure seating and materials
- Bring your library card to access services and digital resources
- Sign up for email alerts to stay informed about upcoming events
- Contact the Reference Desk for accessibility needs in advance
FAQ
Reader questions
How do I register for in-person events at Mt Lebanon Public Library?
Register through the library’s online calendar or by visiting the Reference Desk in person. Some programs require a library card, and space may be limited.
Can I bring my child to the Homework Club if they are in Kindergarten?
Yes, Homework Club is recommended for grades 1–5, and K students are welcome with caregiver support if they are ready for the environment.
Are recordings provided for the Local History Lecture Series if I cannot attend live?
Selected sessions are recorded and made available on the library’s website within a few business days, subject to speaker permission.
What should I bring to one-on-one Tech Help at the library?
Bring your device, charger, and any account or password information so the helper can assist you efficiently during your 30-minute appointment.