Event List

Want to create a beautiful painting using watercolors but don't feel confident enough to jump in without guidance? This session is perfect for you! This will be a gentle introduction to basic techniques with beautiful results.

There are so many ways a person can get scammed online. Attend this seminar to learn how to protect yourself and those you love. 

Our weekly movie event is hosted by professional movie critic Bob Shultz. This week’s movie is Arthur (1981) 1 Hour 57 Minutes, PG. 

BYOB: Bring your own books! This is a no pressure book club.

Teens and adults of all skill levels are invited to the East Hills Library to meet with others who share a passion for the game of Chess. Let's learn and play together!

For Teens and Adults, no registration required.

Have you always wanted to try using a sewing machine without having to pay hundreds of dollars to buy one? We will have several available for you to sew a very simple pillow that you will get to take home.

Adults can join us to calm your mind by coloring. Come create and socialize with us. The library will provide supplies, but you can bring your own if you would like to. For adults, 18+, no registration required.

You are invited to work on your Spanish or English language skills at this Conversation Club. Participants will work in matched pairs to help each other improve their spoken language skills in both languages.

Our weekly movie event is hosted by professional movie critic Bob Shultz. This week’s movie is M*A*S*H (1970) 1 Hour 56 Minutes, R. 

Amelia Earhart's disappearance is a mystery for the ages.

Ready to stitch, slay, and create? Join us for Slay Crochet, a teen crochet club at Washington Park Library! 

This is a club for all those who love Magic the Gathering! Bring your own Magic the Gathering commander format* deck to battle and destroy your friends and strangers!

Join the East Hills branch for a fun-filled night of BINGO! 

Prizes will be provided by the library. 

Intended for adults, ages 18+

You are invited to work on your Spanish or English language skills at this Conversation Club. Participants will work in matched pairs to help each other improve their spoken language skills in both languages.

Embrace new adventures through reading and discussion at the East Hills Library Book Club. We meet on the third Tuesday of every month at 10:00 a.m. This month's selection is 1984 by George Orwell. 

Our weekly movie event is hosted by professional movie critic Bob Shultz. This week’s movie is The Quiet Man (1952) 2 Hours 9 Minutes, PG. 

Join us at Washington Park Library for a cozy hangout - puzzles, hot drinks, and cookies included!

Teens and adults of all skill levels are invited to the East Hills Library to meet with others who share a passion for the game of Chess. Let's learn and play together!

For Teens and Adults, no registration required.

Adults can try their hand at needle felting with the wise guidance of master fiber artist, Saundra. We will create lovely flowers that can be used as a brooch, magnet, barrette, headband, etc.

For adults, registration required. 

Medieval women are often portrayed as damsels in distress who needed a bright shining knight to rescue them, existing with no rights or power of their own. Join Dr.

Book Club sponsored by the Friends of the Library. For adults that enjoy reading a mix of adult and young adult books. Hosted by Carnegie Librarian Jenny Ellis.

March's book is A Spirited Blend by Lauren Elliott. 

Do you love reading?  Do you enjoy talking about what you're reading?  You should join us for our Friends Book Club Downtown.  The fourth Monday of every month will discuss a different title.  Call Erika for more information at

You are invited to work on your Spanish or English language skills at this Conversation Club. Participants will work in matched pairs to help each other improve their spoken language skills in both languages.

Are you ready for an adventure? Join Dr. Paula Hayward this year as we take a literary journey through Middle Earth reading The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings. Discussion questions and further readings will be available.