The Sewickley Public Library invites all ages to join us on Monday, February 10th from 7:00 – 8:00pm for a discussion with author Candace Fleming. Fleming will discuss her titles, Ben Franklin’s In My Bathroom and Eleanor Roosevelt’s in My Garage, with a book
The dates are set for the 2019 BookStop! QV students are invited to pick out a free book from the BookStop. This mobile book fair will take place Wednesday, June 19 and Wednesday, July 31. Stops include the Sewickley YMCA,
Do you want some extra ideas to entertain (and educate) your children while traveling to your vacation getaway? Are you looking for fun ideas to interest and occupy your children during the dog days of summer? Have grandkids visiting for
Summer is almost here! Enjoy A Universe of Stories when you register for our Summer Reading Club – a fun way to earn cool prizes all summer long! Just read, log, and repeat! New this year – you can register
The Sewickley Public Library knows math can be challenging, but there is no reason it can’t be fun, too! That’s why the library is offering the Bedtime Math’s Crazy 8s Math Club – a group that is nothing like your
Four years ago, The Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh created the exhibit, XOXO: An Exhibit about Love & Forgiveness with support from The Grable Foundation and The Fetzer Institute. Through engaging activities, the exhibit was designed to help us consider what makes
In January, Quaker Valley School District will begin taking appointments for Kindergarten Roundup. If your child will be 5 years old on or before September 1, 2019, they can be registered for kindergarten. Kindergarten Roundup will take place February 21-24,
The Holocaust Center of Pittsburgh is proud to announce the Pittsburgh premiere of the award-winning documentary Not the Last Butterfly, the story of a San Diego artist’s dream to work with communities to paint 1.5 million ceramic butterflies to remember the 1.5
We’re excited to announce that the next BookStop date is set for Thursday, August 2nd! Meet us at one of the BookStop locations to pick out a free, gently used book. Children can bring a book to trade of just
The Butterfly Project is a San Diego-based initiative that has set out to paint one ceramic butterfly for each of the 1.5 million children whose lives were lost in the Holocaust. This year, the Holocaust Center of Pittsburgh has partnered