Pittsburgh is a hardworking city. And hard workers sometimes enjoy the occasional spirit. So, when Prohibition hit the Steel City, it created a level of violence and corruption residents had never witnessed. Join author Richard Gazarik as he details the shady side of the Steel City during a tumultuous era.
Gazarik is a former reporter for the Tribune-Review and has written several books about historical events in the Pittsburgh area.
Thanks to a generous grant from the State of Pennsylvania, we have a LOT of really fun blocks, everything from large wooden shapes to Lincoln Logs to Magna Tiles. We invite families and children (under 6) to come in and play and build!
Next session will be Monday, November 27 at 6pm. C’mon in and build!
Thanks to many generous donors, we have enough Lego bricks to REALLY have fun!
Next gathering? Tuesday, Nov. 21 at 6:30pm. These are regular-sized Lego bricks, so please, no little ones. It’s just open-play building. Let’s see what your kids can do!
Rock Painting for families and kids.
Saturday September 7th at 6:00PM
Open to all, but registration required, limited number of places. Call the Children’s library to sign up.
Join us at the library for this special Event. We will be giving away FREE GLASSES for VIEWING, while supplies last.
Saturday, JULY 22 at 11am through 1pm—A Norwin favorite, the STAR WARS 501st GARRISON CARRIDA! Wear your costumes and bring your cameras! All ages.
Thursday, JULY 20 from 11am to 2pm — It’s a fun afternoon with TOUCH A TRUCK! Trucks help to build and bring communities together. Held in our lower parking lot, kids will have an opportunity to visit with a few trucks up close and personal, including a fire truck. (No specific program, just open-house-styled visiting.) All ages.
