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Election Day Luncheon in West Newton -- "The West Newton First Church of God, located at 157 N. Second St., in West ..." -- 30 April 2025
‘Spring Fest’ Set for May 14 – 17 in Baldwin -- "Triumph of the Holy Cross Parish kicks off ‘Spring Fest’ on ..." -- 30 April 2025
Spaghetti Dinner Fundraiser in Belle Vernon -- "A Spaghetti Dinner Fundraiser will be held at Rehoboth Presbyterian Church in ..." -- 30 April 2025
South Hills Coin Club to Meet May 6 -- "Program Will Discuss Crypto Currency" -- 30 April 2025
ANNUAL PLANT SALE AND GARDEN MARKET SET FOR MAY ... -- "Giant Oaks Garden Club will sponsor its 24th Annual Plant Sale and Garden ..." -- 30 April 2025
Operation Troop Appreciation Collecting Used ... -- "Operation Troop Appreciation (OTA) is now collecting “gently used costume ..." -- 30 April 2025
Pre-Sale Event for Spring Fest ‘New 2 U’ Rummage ... -- "Triumph of the Holy Cross Parish is holding its Spring Fest ‘New 2 ..." -- 30 April 2025
Mon Valley Coin Club Meeting to Discuss $2 Bills -- "The monthly meeting of the Mon Valley Coin Club will take place at 7:00PM on ..." -- 30 April 2025
Election Day Spaghetti Dinner at Mingo Creek ... -- "Mingo Creek Presbyterian will be holding a ‘Take Out Only’ Election ..." -- 30 April 2025
Harmony Singers Spring Concert Set for May 18 -- "The Harmony Singers of Pittsburgh will present their annual spring concert on ..." -- 30 April 2025

Library News

Clairton Public Library is located at 616 Miller Ave., Clairton. Call 412-233-7966 for details on any library program.

 Call for Talented Local Artists

The Annual Spring Art Show is being organized by the Friends of Clairton Library. Local artists are invited to display their works. We encourage art done in a wide variety of media: watercolor, oil, acrylic, ink, etc. Entries need to be framed or otherwise prepared for display. We welcome previous and new participants. Registration forms will be available soon. Call 412-233-7966 for the entry date and guidelines.

Cuddle Time

Every Tuesday from 11 until 11:30 a.m., children from birth to two years of age can enjoy learning the rhythm and cadence of storybook language. This program is a great way to give little ones the all-important, early experience with books. Every child needs to be accompanied by an (adult) lap to cuddle on.

Wise Walk

We walk, rain or shine on Saturday mornings at 10 a.m. Walk at your own pace, but join us this Saturday at our starting point, 616 Miller Ave.. Bottled water and healthy snacks provided.

Stories for Tots

On Wednesday mornings, toddlers ages two and up are invited to story time plus an educational group activity. Bring your child at 10 a.m. for more important and fun experiences with book learning. Don't forget your library card!

Kids after School

Older children are invited to the library every other Monday from 3:30 – 4 p.m. for adult-lead, reading activities along with the kids from Sisters' Place. Inquire at the main desk for details by calling 412-233-7966.

Game Day

Every third Saturday, the library schedules a children's game day. Many board games are provided, and all school-aged students are welcome to participate. Come at noon and play until 2 p.m.

Book Clubs for Adults

Our library hosts two book clubs, one on the 2nd Tuesday of the month at 1 p.m., and the other on every 3rd Monday at 9 a.m. Anyone interested in joining may request a copy of the month's book at the main desk or just drop in at book club time. Join us for a stimulating book chat along with coffee and snacks.

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