These library programs are designed for adults and include clubs and other events.

*Library Programming will take place either IN-PERSON or VIRTUALLY. Please view the program description below for more information. All programs are subject to change.*

Register for an Adult Subscription Bag!

Summer Reading is back! Adults can fill out a slip for every book, E-Book, Book on CD, playaway, or audiobook that they read or listen to for a chance to be entered into a drawing to win a $75 Seven Springs gift card and a Mystery prize! The drawing will take place at the end of Summer Reading in August.

Telling Tales on the South Park Trails (In-Person at South Park)
Saturday, June 19th at 10:00am

South Park has plenty of tales. Let’s walk the trails and talk about them! Our favorite walking guide, Sue Flaherty will lead us on the trails in the park to bond with nature and recount some of the old tales (some of them tall). Please register for this program online here.

Summer Solstice Happy Hour - (on Zoom)
Monday, June 21st at 6:30pm

Learn the history of a few of our favorite cocktails (or mocktails) while mixing a few speakeasy–worthy cocktails yourself! You must be 21 or older. Please register for this program online here.

Basics of Excel 2019
In-Person Class at the Library
Tuesday, June 22nd at 5:30pm

Learn the basics of setting up a spreadsheet in Excel. Please sign up online for this In-Person class here!

Western PA Sports Museum: What a Story We Have to Tell - (on Zoom)
Wednesday, June 23rd at 7:00pm

Heinz History Center will feature artifacts from the Western PA Sports Museum. This true tale demonstrates that no other US city of our size has achieved the level of success Pittsburgh has in such a wide variety of sports. Please register for this program online here.

Land of Abundance: Pittsburgh and the American Garden (on Zoom)
Wednesday, June 30th at 7:00pm

Sue Morris of the Frick Pittsburgh will discuss different tales of the history of gardening in America and the region.

Through this colorful presentation, learn about the history of gardening in America and in the region. From early explorers to our presidents to Pittsburghers like the Frick family, discover how, through our love of gardens, we quite literally have cultivated the American Dream. Please register for this program online here.

Adult Craft: Paint Pouring - (In-Person)
Thursday, July 1st at 6:30pm

Paint pouring is a fascinating fluid painting technique done with acrylic paint. Join us to learn paint pouring basics. It’s a fun project, but very messy, so come prepared with an apron! This craft is for adults only. Space is limited. Please register for this program online here.

An Evening with Nathaniel Hawthorne - (on Zoom)
Wednesday, July 7th at 7:00pm

Remembered today for his novels like "The Scarlet Letter" and "The House of the Seven Gables," Massachusetts author Nathaniel Hawthorne focused on tales (Twice Told) and short stories for the majority of his career. For this presentation, Rob Velella will portray Hawthorne reading some of his short works which explore the dark side of human nature. Please register for this program online here.

Lovely but Lethal - (on Zoom)
Wednesday, July 14th at 7:00pm

On June 22, 1941, Germany invaded the Soviet Union, launching 4 years of some of the bloodiest fighting in all of World War II. Historian Dana Del Bianco will tell the true tale of the history of World War II on the Eastern Front through the eyes of Roza Shanina - a young kindergarten teacher who answered her country’s call and became a sniper in the Red Army. Please register for this program online here.

Comet Tails and Observing the Moon - (on Zoom)
Wednesday, July 21st at 7:00pm

Local amateur astronomer, Larry McHenry will be giving a presentation on the mythology and science of comets and how to observe them. He will also give us an introduction to our nearest neighbor, the moon. Larry has been active in amateur astronomy for over 40 years, and is a member of the Kiski Astronomers, and the Oil Region Astronomical Society in Southwestern PA. You can learn more about Larry's astronomical interests online at his webportal: http://www.stellar-journeys.org/. Space is limited. Please register for this program online here.

Adult Craft: Epoxy Coasters - (In-Person)
Thursday, July 29th at 6:30pm

Learn how to make epoxy resin coasters using a variety of additives like pressed flowers and alcohol ink to make a unique design. Space is limited and registration is required. This craft is for adults only. Space is limited. Please register for this program online here.

Celebrate August in August - (on Zoom)
Wednesday, August 4th at 7:00pm

A representative from the August Wilson House will be here to talk about one of Pittsburgh’s own most famous tellers of tales. Please register for this program online here.

From the Everyday to the Exceptional: Pittsburgh Glass 1797 - Present - (on Zoom)
Wednesday, August 11th at 7:00pm

Heinz History Center will discuss the tale of the complex history of Western PA’s first industry and how Pittsburgh became a world leader in the production, design and marketing of glass. Please register for this program online here.

Adult & Teen Craft: Mini Mosaics (In-Person)
Thursday, August 12th at 3:00pm and at 6:30pm

FREE COMPUTER CLASSES!

**South Park Township Library's FREE computer classes will take place on Zoom and in a LIMITED CAPACITY at the Library. Learn more about our Computer Classes here.

IN-PERSON YOGA FOR ADULTS!

We will meet in the Community Center or outside to the right of the Community Center in good weather. Also, due to Summer Recreation, we may be meeting some of the time in the Administration Office Board Room, should the weather be bad.
If inside, we ask that you wear your masks.
New participants are required to fill out a liability waiver.
We are not accepting payment in advance at this time.