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The Nittany Valley Writers’ Network is a sharing, supportive, and inspiring community linking local writers of all genres and levels of experience. All writers, be they expert or novice, published or hopeful, are welcome!
NVWN also serves as a connecting point for local critique groups.
Each month, we select a book to read and meet on the second Wednesday of the month to discuss our thoughts.
November's selection is The Stolen Life of Colette Marceau by Kristin Harmel.
From the publisher: "Two writers compete for the chance to tell the larger-than-life story of a woman with more than a couple of plot twists up her sleeve in this dazzling and sweeping novel from Emily Henry."
This club is currently held in person.
Local yoga instructor, Laxmi Lauzon, shares her expertise with the community. Stop by on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of the month at 6pm to unwind after a long week at work.
This is a drop-in yoga series for everyone; all skill levels are welcome. Please plan to bring a yoga mat and whatever accessories you need for comfort (towel, blocks, etc.).
Registration for individual programs is requested, but not required.
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.
Join the club where comic enthusiasts discuss, draw, write, and collaborate! Whether you want to chat about who was the best comic book villain, geek out about the newest episode of the Death Note adaptation, or share your excitement about your first read through of Demon Slayer, Comics Club is for you.
Meetings are hybrid: simultaneously in person and online. In-person attendance doesn't require registration. For virtual attendance, registration is required.
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
Ride your bike even after the temperatures drop!
Winter Riding 101 is a free class that offers tips and tricks to help you extend your cycling season for a few weeks in the fall or through the entire winter. Centre Region Planning will cover topics from gloves to gear and teach you how to stay warm, safe, and in good condition (both you and your bike) until spring returns.
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Interested in using our 3D printer and creating your own designs? Join us for a TinkerCad intro session and learn to make a keychain!
Intended for teens and adults age 12 and up.
Please register in advance.
Each month, we select a book to read and meet on the third Tuesday of the month to discuss our thoughts. This month's meeting is on the fourth Tuesday.
November's selection is Heartwood by Amity Gage.
From the publisher: "Heartwood takes you on a gripping journey as a search and rescue team race against time after an experienced hiker mysteriously disappears on the Appalachian Trail in Maine."
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
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
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
Join us to read and discuss this month's selection!
For November's meeting, we'll be reading Everything is Tuberculosis by John Green.
This club is currently held as an in-person meeting. Those wishing to join the hybrid option should register, and will receive the Zoom link in an email before the meeting.
For more information, contact the Adult Department staff at refdesk@schlowlibrary.org.
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.
Enjoy a special Frost Fest inspired game this Saturday! We'll be in the Conference Room this week.
Grab your dice and gather your party and join us for some adventures full of magic, mystery, and more!
Registration required. For 13 years - Adults.
Limit of 10 players.
The Nittany Valley Writers’ Network is a sharing, supportive, and inspiring community linking local writers of all genres and levels of experience. All writers, be they expert or novice, published or hopeful, are welcome!
NVWN also serves as a connecting point for local critique groups.
For December, we are having an open reading -- The public is invited to come read short selections of their writing or come to listen.
Join us as we welcome Douglas Madenford, local expert on the Pennsylvania Dutch. He'll guide us on a journey through the cultural and culinary history of the Pennsylvania Dutch as we discuss their foodways and their stories. Shoo-Fly Pie, Sauerkraut, Scrapple, Schnitz un Gnepp, Seimaage, and much more will all be highlighted and discussed.
