Our genealogy group is open to all levels of
genealogy buff. You can come to one meeting or come to all of them.
Bring a laptop or tablet if you wish or use one of our computers.
Each meeting includes instruction and time for individual work. Led by Susan Ennis,
genealogist and librarian.
February is “Love Your Library Month” and we are celebrating with our “Cookbook and Puzzle Sale”. Everything is $1. We have all sizes of jigsaw puzzles and games. Cookbooks will be sorted by categories. We have some beautiful gently used cookbooks. The sale is held during regular library hours.
Our Tai Chi classes are free for all ages. The instructor is Jeremy Hill of Snap Fitness. Registration is required. To register click here. Classes will be held the 2nd and 4th Saturday of each month from 12 pm to 1 pm.
The first program for 2019 in our Zelienople Library Presents Series is acclaimed children’s author Jonathan Auxier. He is the author of Peter Nimble and His Fantastic Eyes, The Night Gardner, and Sophie Quire. His latest work is Sweep: the Story of a Girl and Her Monster. Adult tickets to see Jonathan’s program are $8.00 or $5.00 for children 12 and under. Or you may purchase a package set of tickets for all of our 2019 offerings for $20.00. Tickets available at the Library or on eventbrite.
How did you meet your sweetheart? We want to hear all about. Join us at the Senior Cafe where we will celebrate young love, mature love and family love at our February meeting. All seniors welcome. It is free and fun.
Trustees meet the 4th Wednesday of the month at 6:30 pm at the Library.
If you would like to address the board please contact the director prior to the meeting to be placed on the agenda. If you are interested in serving on the board please leave your contact info for the director.
Our chess club is open to all level of players and all ages. You do not have to come to each meeting to participate. Come to one or come to them all. Free. No registration. Chess boards will be available.
Everyone is welcome on Coloring Night. Come relax, create and converse with your neighbors. Free. Use provided materials or bring a project of your own.
Children are invited to come practice their reading aloud to certified animal volunteers. They can use a school book, library book or book from home. This is also a great way to introduce younger kids to new animals. Different animal volunteers and handlers are here each month.