Munch & Learn - Local Author Chris Rodell
Wednesday, October 5th at Noon
In the Library, due to the Book Sale Set-Up

Author Chris Rodell will be here to discuss his new book, “Evan & Elle in Heaven & Hell: A Long-Distance Social Media Afterlife Love Story”. Chris will also be discussing his eclectic writing career and various books, one of which is “Fred Rogers & the Art of Being Defiantly Kind”. Chris will be selling all of his books for $20. Sign up for this program online here.

Mums Flower Fundraiser Pick Up at the Library
Saturday, October 8th from 10:00am - 5:00pm

South Park Township Library is having a "Mums Flower Fundraiser!" Mums that were pre-ordered can be picked up at the library between 10:00 am - 5:00 pm on Saturday, October 8th. Additional mums will be available for purchase at the library. All proceeds benefit South Park Township Library.

On Parapsychology
Monday, October 10th from 6:30pm - 7:30pm
In The Community Center

Edward Ozosky is a Pittsburgh native with multiple research degrees and is dedicated to the study and advancement of the field of parapsychology. Mr. Ozosky has taught college classes on psychic phenomena, is the author of several scientific clinical papers, has lectured to universities across the country, and is a regular guest on multiple popular media programs. His presentation will introduce the audience to methodologies of parapsychologists specifically with regard to psychic occurrences with a main focus on cases of reported hauntings and psychic experiences. Sign up for this program online here.

Introduction to PowerPoint 2019
In-Person Class at the Library
Tuesday, October 11th at 5:30pm

Learn the basics of creating a PowerPoint presentation. The max capacity for this class is 6 people. Please sign up online for this In-Person class here.

Munch & Learn - Isaly's Chipped Ham, Klondikes - Author Brian Butko
Wednesday, October 12th at Noon
In the Community Center

Take a trip back to Isaly's dairy/deli stores and popular products like chipped ham, skyscraper cones, and ice cream bricks with Brian Butko, Director of Publications for the Heinz History Center. Brian will have his "Isaly's Chipped Ham..." book for sale for $20 and "Kennywood" for $15. Sign up for this program online here.

Advanced PowerPoint 2019
In-Person Class at the Library
Wednesday, October 12th at 5:30pm

Learn how to use custom animations, slide transitions, etc. in Microsoft PowerPoint. The max capacity for this class is 6 people. Please sign up online for this In-Person class here.

Teen/Adult Epoxy Craft
Thursday, October 13th at 6:30pm

Adults and teens in grades 7-12 are invited to join us for a fun night of epoxy crafts! We will be making coasters using a variety of materials and a fun confetti bookmark. Space is limited. Sign up for this program online here.

Social Media: Facebook
In-Person Class at the Library
Tuesday, October 18th at 5:30pm

Learn an overview of social media and how you can set up a Facebook account. The max capacity for this class is 6 people. Please sign up online for this In-Person class here.

Ask the Attorney: Estate Planning - Presented by the South Park Historical Society
Tuesday, October 18th at 7:00pm

Learn about estate planning with David Hvizdos, Esq.

Join the South Park Historical Society for their monthly meeting at 7PM in the Library Fire Hall (6581 Library Road, South Park PA 15129)! The meetings are FREE and open to the public. Bring a friend and enjoy an interesting program! For more information, please visit the Historical Society website. This event is presented by the South Park Historical Society.

Munch & Learn - Red Flags: Learn How to Avoid Scamming & Fraud
Wednesday, October 19th at Noon
In the Community Center

Are you worried about scamming and fraud? What are the latest SCAMS targeting seniors? How can you protect yourself and loved ones? Learn how to avoid scamming & fraud by Cyndie Carioli (Senior Justice Advocate) Allegheny County DA’s Office. Questions and comments ENCOURAGED! Sign up for this program online here.

Haunted Sandusky - Virtual Presentation
Wednesday, October 19th at 7:00pm

Is historic Sandusky haunted? Come inside and find out. Historic Sandusky is a plantation in Lynchburg, Virginia with over 200 years of history and unexplained events. Haley Sabolcik, student tour guide and lab manager at the museum, will lead a virtual candle lit tour through the house sharing history and ghost stories of the civil war battlefield and the 19th century plantation ranging from 1808 to present day. After you hear all of the strange tales, you can decide for yourself just how haunted the old house is! Sign up for this virtual program online here.

South Park Community Blood Drive
Thursday, October 20th from 12:30pm - 6:00pm
In the Community Center

Adults and teens in grades 7-12 are invited to join us for a fun night of epoxy crafts! We will be making coasters using a variety of materials and a fun confetti bookmark. Space is limited. Sign up for this program online here.

Day Trips & Destinations - J & D Cellars Winery
Friday, October 21st at 3:00pm
Bus leaves the Library at 2:25pm

We will begin accepting reservations for this trip on Wednesday, September 21st at 10:00 am. You can either call the library 412-833-5585 or stop in. No online reservations. The cost is $60 and payment will be due on Monday, October 3rd.

If the Day Trip is filled, there will be a waiting list and we have had cancellations in the past.

PLEASE BE ADVISED THAT THERE WILL BE A MODERATE AMOUNT OF WALKING INVOLVED AT THIS DAYTRIP!

About the event: J & D Cellars Winery is located in Eighty-Four, PA. There will be Barrel tastings (as available), a sampling of eight wines, and cheese and charcuterie boards sampling the best in local fare. There will also be a brief overview of tasting and pairing notes, an inside look at the production facility & process and fresh fruit & herb infused water. If the weather permits, we can enjoy our wine and cheese outside with a bonfire.

E-Books & E-Readers
In-Person Class at the Library
Tuesday, October 25th at 5:30pm

We will discuss how to electronically borrow E-Books from the library using an E-Reader device and the Overdrive and Libby services. Patrons, attending this class, are welcome to bring in their own E-Reader devices. The max capacity for this class is 6 people. Please sign up online for this In-Person class here.

Munch & Learn - Pittsburgh's John Kane: The Life & Art of an American Workman
Wednesday, October 26th at Noon
In the Community Center

Pittsburgh loves an underdog. Explore the gripping story of a Pittsburgh immigrant who endured poverty, tragedy, and other adversities to become one of the world’s most revered self-taught artists currently featured at the Heinz History Center. Ann Madarasz, Director of the Curatorial Division, Chief Historian, & Director of the Western Pennsylvania Sports Museum at the Heinz History Center will be here to discuss the story of an artist and his art, but also of an immigrant worker and his world. Sign up for this program online here.

Handel House: History & Hijinx
Thursday, October 27th from 6:30pm - 7:30pm
In The Community Center

Leonard Marraccini of the South Park Historical Society will give a talk on South Park’s most notorious house. Anyone driving on Brownsville Road through South Park Township has passed this very historic house. Local folks call it the Handel House. It was built in three stages, starting in the early 1780s before the Whiskey Rebellion. The house has had numerous owners, each adding to the history of the house. There has even been talk of paranormal activities. Sign up for this program online here.

Munch & Learn - Lovely but Lethal
Wednesday, November 2nd at Noon
In the Community Center

Historian Dana Del Bianco will discuss the true tale of the history of WWII on the Eastern front through the eyes of Roza Shanina, a kindergarten teacher who became a sniper in the Red Army. Sign up for this program online here.

Munch & Learn - Kaufmann's: The Family that Built Pittsburgh's Famed Dept. Store
Wednesday, November 9th at Noon
In the Community Center

Generous and powerful philanthropists, the Kaufmanns left an indelible mark on the city and Western PA. From Edgar and Liliane’s famous residence, a historic masterpiece called Fallingwater, to the Kaufmann clock to countless fond memories for residents and shoppers, the Kaufman family made important contributions to art, architecture, and culture. Far less known are the personal tragedies and fateful ambitions that forever shaped this family, their business, and the place they called home. Journalists Marilynne Pitz and Laura Malt Schneiderman will be with us to discuss the story of one of Pittsburgh’s most beloved department stores. Copies of the book can be purchased for a discounted price of $20.00. Sign up for this program online here.