April 6-12 is National Library Week! In addition to our regular weekly programming, we invite patrons to challenge themselves with our Book Quiz.Kids can try recognizing the silhouettes of picture book characters, while young adults and adults can test their reading memory with a variety of quotes. Anyone who gets all the answers right on their...
Lit Happens is our new adult book club, meeting the first Saturday monthly at 1 PM. At our first meeting, the group members chose titles for April, May, and June: April 5: The Tattooist of AuschwitzMay 3: Animal FarmJune 7: Liberation DayApril's selection is The Tattooist of Auschwitz, by Heather Morris. This 2018 novel was adapted...
Unfortunately, due to the departure of a staff member, the Origami Club program has ended. We apologize for any inconvenience.
Try out one of our STEM toolkits and learn while you play! Building kits, circuits, robots, and more, supervised by a volunteer.
Enjoy a story and an in-house craft with the library staff. Weekday Storytimes are intended for children from birth through 2nd Grade.
Enjoy a story and an in-house craft with the library staff. Weekday Storytimes are intended for children from birth through 2nd Grade.
Doggie Storytime is a special storytime for kids in kindergarten to 3rd Grade where kids can practice reading to dogs! One or more therapy dogs and their handlers will be on hand to listen. (And maybe the kids can pet the dog a little too.)
Library Giving Day is Tuesday, April 1!Libraries from all over North America, including Dormont Public Library, are participating. Your support this year will help make sure we can provide enhanced services, robust collections and innovative programming for everyone.We hope you will show your support by making a financial donation.
For kids of all ages! Use any of our craft supplies to make something that only you could create.
Enjoy a story and an in-house craft with the library staff. Weekday Storytimes are intended for children from birth through 2nd Grade.
A presentation, workshop, and discussion on all things recycling!The good, the bad, the ugly, the failures, the successes, what you can do, what you shouldn’t do, what you absolutely cannot do, where to go, and what to do from here!Test your recycling knowledge with a trash sorting game!
Enjoy a story and an in-house craft with the library staff. Weekday Storytimes are intended for children from birth through 2nd Grade.