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Enjoy needle arts like knitting, crochet, and embroidery? Join our in-person Needlework Club to spend time with others who enjoy these creative pastimes. The drop-in group welcomes all skills levels. Just grab your project bag and head to Schlow!
Who: 12+ years (no registration required!)
When: 1st and 3rd Monday of the month
Librarians know a thing or two about organizing and know that not all solutions are one-size-fits-all. Join us as Schlow staff introduce various options for organizing, journaling, and decluttering to start the new year on the right foot. We will present options: journals/planners, apps, and budget-friendly books to help make small changes.
The program will also feature print-out templates to create a starter planner.
Registration suggested.
Each month, we select a book to read and meet on the second Wednesday of the month to discuss our thoughts.
October's selection is Eileen Garvin's Crow Talk.
Crow Talk is a moving story of hope, healing, and unexpected friendship set amidst the wild natural beauty of the Pacific Northwest.
This club is currently held in person.
A new Schlow book club!
Looking for a place to discuss books? Then Bean There, Read That book club is for you! This club meets in person the first Thursday of every month. There is no required reading for the book club. Join us in the Sun Room to talk about books and enjoy a hot beverage.
This and all library programs are made possible by your donations to Schlow Library Foundation.
Ms. Margot’s Music Baby & Me music classes provide a “joyful, gentle” way to introduce music into early learning and development for babies and offer a fun, social experience for young children. Join Ms. Margot for both her award-winning original songs and classics designed for easy sing-along, movement, instruments, and play and interaction between you and your baby.
Grab your dice and gather your party! Join us for some adventures full of magic, mystery, and more!
Registration required. For 13 years - Adults.
Limit of 10 players.
Schlow's new Esports Club welcomes all individuals, new and experienced, to join a community that shares a common interest in gaming. With mentorship from members and alumni of the Penn State Esports Club, teens can experience what it is like to be part of a supportive gaming community featuring casual and competitive play while gaining valuable teamwork and collaborative skills. Join us to discover your potential! #CommunityEsports
Join us for some creative block-building! This is a relaxed, free-play program for our youngest patrons and their caregivers. Connect with your little one and other families while enjoying Schlow’s extensive collection of blocks.
Homeschoolers! Join us for an art activity each month.
Today's activity is: To be announced!
Curious about your child's developmental progress?
Evaluations are administered by certified therapists from local early intervention agencies.
Skills will be evaluated in five major areas:
Schlow's new Esports Club welcomes all individuals, new and experienced, to join a community that shares a common interest in gaming. With mentorship from members and alumni of the Penn State Esports Club, teens can experience what it is like to be part of a supportive gaming community featuring casual and competitive play while gaining valuable teamwork and collaborative skills. Join us to discover your potential! #CommunityEsports
Come to Schlow on the 1st and 3rd Saturdays (schedule permitting: any date changes will be noted on each event) to join people of all ages in these classic games of strategy and patience. This event is in partnership with Happy Valley Go Club, an official chapter of the AGA (American Go Association).
Children under 12 must be accompanied by a guardian.
All skill levels are welcome!
Meetings will be held in the Downsbrough Community Room, unless otherwise noted.
