Relaxed Movie Showing: Super Mario Galaxy Movie
A screening with the lights left up and the sound down, so kids can move and talk. All ages, two hours.
5 things on this weekend, 251 on the calendar.
A screening with the lights left up and the sound down, so kids can move and talk. All ages, two hours.
Duo act on the outdoor stage from seven to ten, first Friday of September. The self-pour tap wall runs Pennsylvania beer only, and the kitchen stays open alongside.
Two hours of reading and sharing poems in the reading room. Writers and listeners, all ages and abilities.
Same drill as August. Shotgun Jenny teaches the steps, then the floor opens until ten. Twenty-one and up. Boots optional, willingness to be corrected in public required.
Small farms, makers and food set up on the grass beside the Harleysville pool lot, with live music going. Held outdoors rain or shine, and there are restrooms on site.
A half hour of moving around for three to five year olds, twice a month on Tuesday mornings.
JV and varsity girls both play Central Bucks South at home, starting half past three. Bleachers on Lower Road, tickets online through the school box office, season pass works too.
Bring dinner and eat it out in the field at the conservancy's farm off Quarry Road. Two hours, no program to sit through, just the place while the light goes. Free.
Adults only board gaming, two hours in the community room, once a month on a Tuesday.
Half an hour of stories pitched squarely at two year olds. Wednesday morning, community room.
Thirty minutes of songs and bounces for babies under two, weekly on Wednesday.
Stories and an activity for three to five year olds, half an hour on Wednesday morning.
An hour of introductions over lunch at Franconia Heritage, run by the Indian Valley Chamber with Networking Group Indian Valley. No registration, no membership needed, just walk in and start talking.
Ninety minutes on one mystery novel, monthly, Wednesday afternoon in the community room.
A forty five minute wellness session for four to seven year olds in the storyhour room.
An hour on where the Continental Army camped, marched and fought across this county, in the library community room.
Ninety minutes on how large language models actually work, plus live prompting practice and a look at the security side. Bring a laptop. Twenty dollars a head and space is limited.
The weekly Thursday session making sleeping mats out of plastic bags. Drop in for the full ninety minutes or part of it.
The long Thursday version of the book sale, ten to six. Fiction, nonfiction and a table of puzzles.
September's session of the heritage center's Anabaptist reading group, same ninety minute slot on the second Thursday.
Varsity girls take on Haverford at quarter past three, a few hours before the football team kicks off on the same campus. Tickets online through the school box office.
Weekly Magic the Gathering play in the reading room, five thirty to eight.
First home game of the league season, under the lights at Indian Field. Central Bucks West comes up for a seven o'clock kickoff. Tickets go through the district's online box office.
Two hours of open farm time at the conservancy's Dragonfly Farm: the growing beds, the pollinator plantings, and whatever needs doing that week. Drop in, kids welcome.
The parish festival on Derstine Road in Hatfield, five minutes north of Souderton, opening at five on the Friday. Food stands, rides and the kind of crowd that knows everyone.
American Legion Post 234 marks 25 years since September 11 with a remembrance service in the park. Organizations and companies that want a part in it are asked to contact the post.
Three hours of covers on the taphouse stage starting at seven. Pennsylvania beer on the self-pour wall, kitchen open, outdoor seating under the pergola when the weather holds.
DCP Theatre in Telford stages the Bettye Knapp adaptation of Milne for the bear's hundredth birthday, running two weekends. Evening curtain at 7:30, matinees at 2.
Parents sell what their kids have outgrown and other parents carry it home. Shopper admission is a one dollar donation to the Y's financial assistance fund, and no registration is needed. Enter at the rear gymnasium door.
Autumn is the better planting season and this is the conservancy selling what it grew: natives for shade, for full sun, and for the wet corner where nothing else lives. Six hours.
The fifth year of this charity basketball tournament in the high school gym, tipping off at noon on a Saturday.
The last of three Saturdays at the chocolate factory: Conshohocken beer, canned cocktails, a food truck in the lot and the Asher's store open alongside. All ages, dogs welcome, seven hours.
Suite Brass Quintet, the Acoustical Voices and organist Brian Bullard fill the sanctuary on Chestnut Street for an afternoon of brass, voice and organ. Free to attend, with donations going to Mennonite Disaster Service.
An hour on one country for kids ten and up, Sunday afternoon in the community room.
A regional poetry tour stops in Souderton with the Ripe Poetry team. Free admission, doors at half past seven on a Sunday night.
The Monday morning run of the baby storytime, half an hour of songs and movement for under twos.
Seventy five minutes on one book, mid morning, once a month. Community room.
An art hour built for homeschooled kids aged five to ten, Monday afternoon in the community room.
The Pennridge rivalry on a Monday afternoon, JV then varsity, at the high school on Lower Road. Half past three, tickets online through the school box office.
Ninety minutes of whoever signs up, in the reading room. Music, poems, whatever you have been working on.
Tuesday afternoon knitting, two hours in the Pennsylvania Room. Bring your own project.
Bring dinner and eat it out in the field at the conservancy's farm off Quarry Road. Two hours, no program to sit through, just the place while the light goes. Free.
Half an hour of evening stories for any age. Pajamas encouraged, storyhour room.
Two hours of critique and technique with the library photography club, in person and on Zoom. No registration.
An hour of question and answer style discussion on education, once a month on a Tuesday night.
Thirty minutes of stories aimed at two year olds, Wednesday morning in the community room.
Half an hour of songs, bounces and movement for babies from birth to two.
A weekly half hour for three to five year olds, stories plus something to do with their hands.
Community night for the girls program, JV first and varsity after, against Central Bucks West. Five o'clock start on Lower Road, tickets through the school box office.
Montgomery Theater's fall mainstage is Dear Jack, Dear Louise, running September 17 through October 11. Ken Ludwig's two-hander follows his own parents' WWII courtship, carried out letter by letter between an Army doctor and a Brooklyn actress.
Weekly Thursday volunteering, cutting and weaving plastic bags into sleeping mats for people without housing.
Thursday Magic the Gathering night, two and a half hours in the reading room.
Four rounds of movie and television questions in the theater lobby, run by Play it Out Games. Free to play, prizes each round and a grand prize at the end. Play one round or all four, solo or as a team.
An hour on one book in the Pennsylvania Room, third Thursday of the month. Open to anyone.
Fourteenth year of the parish's two-day food festival, cooked by the congregation, with church tours and children's activities alongside. Clearview Road sits just outside the borough, a few minutes from Main Street.
Three hours putting plants in the ground at the park's new rain garden. Plants and tools are supplied. Bring water and shoes you do not mind ruining.
Varsity boys host Archbishop John Carroll at quarter past three, the early half of a busy Friday on Lower Road that ends with football at seven. Tickets through the box office.
Same one-night format as August. Guest artists fill the Main Street gallery from five to nine while 3rd Friday runs outside. Free to walk through, work is for sale.
Main and Chestnut close down for crafters, artists, nonprofit tables, a band, food trucks and a Kids Zone. Galleries up the hill stay open late. Leashed dogs are fine.
Opening night under a thousand-seat tent in a field on County Line Road, across from Jesse's BBQ. Laura Williams plays before Tenth Avenue North. Free to get in, and the food is free too.
Bluegrass from seven while 3rd Friday fills Main Street below. Walk the hill after the street fair winds down and catch the back half of the set.
Division game at Indian Field, seven o'clock kickoff, Council Rock South in town. It lands on the same night as 3rd Friday downtown, so leave extra room for parking.
A full day under the tent on a 23-acre field: bands at eleven and four, more than eighty nonprofits with tables, kids activities and free food from ten to two. Mario, Luigi and the Philly Eagle turn up midday.
A 1.7-mile walk that starts and ends at the Hope Festival field on County Line Road, then rolls straight into the day's free food, music and kids activities.
Four hours on the synthesizer builder who went the other way from Moog, at the Mainland Road museum just outside Souderton. Instruments on hand, not just slides.
Three hours of cars in the church lot, with the whole gate going to Liz's Birthday Closet, which supplies birthday gifts to kids in need. Fifteen dollars to register a car ahead, twenty at the gate.
The Liberty Belles a cappella chorus marks five years with a program called Let Harmony Ring, joined by Synergy, the 2025 Harmony Queens. Twenty dollars for adults, free for anyone eighteen and under.
Live music, a DJ, scarecrow making, farm games, face painting and pumpkin painting on North Market Street. Beer garden run by Poppy's Tavern for the over-21 crowd. No car show this year.
Give-back night for Souderton Area High School cheer, four to ten. A percentage of every sale goes to the squad. Bring the family, the green space handles the little ones.
The fire company ladies auxiliary runs the tables at the Old Skippack Road station. Doors at 5:30 and it goes until ten. Bring small bills and a bag for whatever you win.
Evening session built around a Buchla 100, the modular system that started the west coast synth line. Follows the afternoon program at the same Mainland Road museum.
Sunday afternoon dine-to-donate for the Souderton Area High School field hockey program. Noon to four on the taphouse calendar, with a cut of sales going to the team.
Two hours of workshopping your own writing with other people doing the same, Sunday afternoon.
The Monday morning session of the baby storytime, half an hour for babies under two.
An Angry Birds style build and launch hour for kids five and up, scheduled for a day off school.
Half an hour of movement games for three to five year olds, twice monthly on Tuesday mornings.
The September round of Zwingli's monthly blood drive, same six hour window in the Family Life Center. Registration goes through giveapint.org.
Two hours of knitting and talking in the Pennsylvania Room, every Tuesday afternoon.
An hour of after school crafting for kids five and up. Materials are on the table when you get there.
Half an hour of stories for two year olds and whoever brought them, Wednesday morning.
Stories and an activity for the three to five crowd, half an hour every Wednesday.
One hour of beginner friendly chess in the reading room on Wednesday night.
The last September Thursday session making sleeping mats from plastic bags. Drop in, ninety minutes.
Weekly Magic the Gathering in the reading room, five thirty until eight.
Five hours of American Red Cross donation slots in the library community room on a Friday.
Cover band back for another Friday night set, seven to ten on the outdoor stage. Self-pour wall, full kitchen, and tables you can reserve ahead for a group.
A day long conference for mothers with a keynote and five breakout sessions on parenting, prayer and letting kids go. Thirty nine dollars, and nursing babies are welcome.
Buy, sell and trade sports cards and trading card games in the fire hall, with raffles running through the day. Eight hours, vendor setup starts at nine.
The Craftery Market sets up 80-plus makers, vintage sellers, and food trucks around Branch Creek Taphouse and downtown Souderton on September 26, 10 to 3. Admission is free, dogs are welcome, and it runs rain or shine.
Kids five and up read out loud to a therapy dog in fifteen minute slots between half past ten and half past eleven.
The Saturday book sale, six hours in the book room annex. Cash goes back into the library.
Branch Creek Tap House anchors an Oktoberfest crawl through Souderton's bars on September 26, running noon to 10. It lands the same Saturday as the Craftery Market outside, so the town pivots straight from browsing to beer.
Three hours on a Sunday afternoon, three to six, run with the Bean Bag Food Program. Check the taphouse calendar for the stop list before you head out.
Monday morning songs and bounces for babies from birth to twenty four months. Half an hour.
An hour with instructors from Action Karate working on focus and confidence with kids three and up. Listed as tentative on the library calendar.
The monthly afternoon film, two hours in the community room. Free and no registration.
The last Tuesday knitting circle of September, two hours in the Pennsylvania Room.
Kids eight to twelve build something that races a potato down a track. One hour, after school.
German conversation for anyone who wants the practice, just under two hours in the Pennsylvania Room.
A half hour storytime for two year olds, Wednesday morning in the community room.
Thirty minutes of songs and movement for babies birth to two, weekly on Wednesday morning.
Half an hour of stories and doing for three to five year olds, every Wednesday morning.
The chamber's annual benefit night at the taphouse. Food and drink are covered, there is a 50/50 and raffles, and every dollar goes to Montgomery Theater. Free to attend.
The last Wednesday chess hour of the month, reading room, six thirty to seven thirty.
Volunteers weave recycled grocery bags into sleeping mats for homeless neighbors, a partnership with Integrate for Good. Thursday mornings in the community room, drop in and learn the technique.
Magic: The Gathering players take over the reading room for two and a half hours every Thursday evening. New and experienced both welcome, and nobody registers ahead.
One book, one hour, first Thursday of the month at seven. The discussion runs in the community room and on Zoom at the same time.
An hour of early literacy play for babies and toddlers up to age three, Friday mornings in the community room. The Friday run stops after Halloween week.
Three hours of live music at the self-pour taphouse in the hollow, from a band that also plays the Souderton bandshell in summer. Pour your own, grab a table, kitchen open alongside.
Apple butter stirred in copper kettles on the Mennonite Heritage Center grounds, plus historic craft and farming demonstrations, children's games, and food for sale: sausage sandwiches, fresh scrapple, ground cherry pies, apple dumplings. Rain or shine, no pets.
Two hours on the first Saturday for people who write poems and people who just like hearing them. Bring something to read or come to listen.
Open dancing plus lessons for anyone who has never tried it, three hours on the taphouse floor. Twenty-one and over, so this one is a night out without the kids.
Farmers, artisans and small businesses set up on the grass beside the Harleysville pool lot for four hours, with live music and food. Outdoors, rain or shine, bathrooms on site.
A guest pizza maker takes the taphouse kitchen from eleven until the dough runs out, which it usually does. Same afternoon as the high school golf team's give-back, so the room fills early.
A share of everything rung up between eleven and four goes to the Souderton Area High School golf team. No ticket, no minimum, the register does the fundraising for you.
The Monday morning sitting of the same storytime, thirty minutes of songs and bounces for babies under two, with play time after. Registration is optional.
Trade cards, play the game, argue about the show, and make something. The library keeps a few spare cards, but bring your own binder if you have one.
Movement, songs and stories for three to five year olds, every other Tuesday late morning. Thirty minutes, then everyone spills back into the children's room.
Bring whatever you are working on and sit with other knitters for two hours in the Pennsylvania Room. No registration, no skill floor, just a table and company.
A monthly build challenge, or just free time with the bricks. An hour in the community room for kids five and up, preschoolers need an adult along.
A short Wednesday morning storytime built for two year olds and whatever bear they brought along. Thirty minutes of stories and songs, then time to play.
Stories, songs and bounces for babies up to twenty four months, followed by time to play and socialize. Half an hour on Wednesday mornings, siblings welcome.
Stories, songs and a craft for three to five year olds in the community room, Wednesday late mornings. Half an hour, and no registration needed.
An hour of chess in the Lewis McLean Reading Room for anyone still learning the pieces. Boards are there, opponents are there, and nobody signs up in advance.
Volunteers weave recycled grocery bags into sleeping mats for homeless neighbors, a partnership with Integrate for Good. Thursday mornings in the community room, drop in and learn the technique.
A reading group working through the writings of the sixteenth century Anabaptist leader, meeting at the Mennonite Heritage Center. Ninety minutes, registration through the center, and the museum galleries are open the same afternoon.
Magic: The Gathering players take over the reading room for two and a half hours every Thursday evening. New and experienced both welcome, and nobody registers ahead.
An hour of early literacy play for babies and toddlers up to age three, Friday mornings in the community room. The Friday run stops after Halloween week.
Friday night music at the self-pour taphouse, three hours from a band named after the Broad Street landmark. Card-activated taps on the wall, kitchen open, family friendly earlier in the evening.
Over a hundred local makers, artists and small businesses spread indoors and outdoors at Calvary Church, with pottery, candles, jewelry, baked goods and food vendors. Free to get in, parking on site, rain or shine.
Telford police bring the fleet to the park behind the library for six hours. Climb in, sit behind the wheel, and get a close look at the equipment.
Two hours of drawing with conte crayon in the gallery, taught by artist and educator Rachael Brown. Fifty dollars per adult student covers instruction and every material, and no experience is needed.
The Monday morning sitting of the same storytime, thirty minutes of songs and bounces for babies under two, with play time after. Registration is optional.
Fiction and non-fiction both, discussed for an hour and a quarter on the second Monday of the month. Join in the community room or by Zoom.
Bingo where the prizes are book vending machine tokens and book sale bucks. Space is limited and registration opened September 28, so call before you go.
Action Karate instructors run a half hour of movement and focus drills for kids three and up in the community room, every other Tuesday morning.
Colonial-era games played the way children played them, part of the library's run-up to the country's 250th anniversary. For ages six to twelve, no registration.
Bring whatever you are working on and sit with other knitters for two hours in the Pennsylvania Room. No registration, no skill floor, just a table and company.
Teens watch a livestream on how Latino artists shaped the artistic movements of their day, then make a zine about it. Ages twelve and up, one hour.
Pajamas, a stuffed animal and a half hour of bedtime stories in the Storyhour Room, every other Tuesday evening. All ages, siblings welcome, no registration.
Two or three games a session, Rummikub and Mexican Train and Five Crowns among them, played more for the company than the win. Bring a favorite to teach.
A short Wednesday morning storytime built for two year olds and whatever bear they brought along. Thirty minutes of stories and songs, then time to play.
Stories, songs and bounces for babies up to twenty four months, followed by time to play and socialize. Half an hour on Wednesday mornings, siblings welcome.
Stories, songs and a craft for three to five year olds in the community room, Wednesday late mornings. Half an hour, and no registration needed.
Mystery, murder and intrigue, worked over for ninety minutes on the second Wednesday afternoon. In person in the community room or by Zoom, titles change monthly.
Jason from Bright Idea Makers walks kids through building a stop-motion short using LEGO and the library's iPads. Finished films get AirDropped to your device.
An hour of chess in the Lewis McLean Reading Room for anyone still learning the pieces. Boards are there, opponents are there, and nobody signs up in advance.
Volunteers weave recycled grocery bags into sleeping mats for homeless neighbors, a partnership with Integrate for Good. Thursday mornings in the community room, drop in and learn the technique.
Hardbacks a dollar, paperbacks and DVDs fifty cents, kids' picture books a quarter, puzzles two dollars. The book sale room opens for a long Thursday and the stock turns over monthly.
Magic: The Gathering players take over the reading room for two and a half hours every Thursday evening. New and experienced both welcome, and nobody registers ahead.
Four rounds of movie and television questions in the lobby of the 1922 cinema, run by Play it Out Games. Free to play, prizes each round, come as a team or fly solo.
Thought-provoking reads and a lively hour of argument about them, third Thursday evening in the Pennsylvania Room. Open to all adults, regulars and first-timers alike.
An hour of early literacy play for babies and toddlers up to age three, Friday mornings in the community room. The Friday run stops after Halloween week.
Guest artists share the gallery for one night during Souderton's 3rd Friday, inside a restored 1901 cigar factory on Main Street. Doors five to nine, the same evening the street below fills with vendors.
Main and Chestnut close for local crafters, artists, food trucks, breweries and a band, with a kids zone and galleries staying open late. October is the last one of the season.
Live music starting an hour into 3rd Friday, so you can work the street vendors first and then land here. Three hours, self-pour taps, kitchen running alongside.
Two hours of cutting back and mulching to put the library's teaching gardens to bed for winter. Bring gloves, the work is outdoors and hands-on.
Bring your own partner at sixty dollars a team, four rounds of rounders into double elimination, cash for the top three. Runs at Stover Park alongside the Oktoberfest.
Four hours of beer tasting, a chili cook-off, live music, food trucks, shopping and kids' activities on the Stover beverage lot. Beer and chili tasting run five dollars each at the door.
Sunday afternoon at the taphouse where a percentage of every sale goes to the Souderton Area High School basketball program. Noon to four, no ticket, just show up and order.
Aspiring writers meet on the third Sunday afternoon to talk craft and push each other along. Two hours in the community room, all are welcome.
Movement, songs and stories for three to five year olds, every other Tuesday late morning. Thirty minutes, then everyone spills back into the children's room.
Bring whatever you are working on and sit with other knitters for two hours in the Pennsylvania Room. No registration, no skill floor, just a table and company.
The second October sitting of the club, an hour of trading, playing and a craft. Day and time shift month to month, so check before you head over.
Local restaurants, breweries and wineries under one roof at Franconia Heritage, plating their signatures for two and a half hours. Thirty five dollars, and some vendors sell bottles and packaged goods to take home.
Advanced amateurs and complete beginners meet the third Tuesday evening for talks, workshops and demonstrations covering every phase of photography. Two hours at the library.
A roundtable on classic education texts, Plato through Holt. Read the assigned piece ahead of the third Tuesday evening and come ready to argue about learning.
An hour of chess in the Lewis McLean Reading Room for anyone still learning the pieces. Boards are there, opponents are there, and nobody signs up in advance.
Volunteers weave recycled grocery bags into sleeping mats for homeless neighbors, a partnership with Integrate for Good. Thursday mornings in the community room, drop in and learn the technique.
Magic: The Gathering players take over the reading room for two and a half hours every Thursday evening. New and experienced both welcome, and nobody registers ahead.
An hour of early literacy play for babies and toddlers up to age three, Friday mornings in the community room. The Friday run stops after Halloween week.
A set stretched across three hours on the last quiet Friday before Halloween weekend. Self-pour walls, kitchen open, and a room where you can still hold a conversation.
The Saturday sitting of the monthly sale, six hours in the book sale room. New releases and collectibles are priced separately, everything else is a dollar or less.
Fifteen minute slots reading aloud to a therapy dog who will not correct your pronunciation. Four sittings across the hour, for readers five and up.
Five hours on a Saturday night where the local baseball and softball league takes a cut of every sale. Bring the team parents, order dinner, and the register handles the rest.
Action Karate instructors run a half hour of movement and focus drills for kids three and up in the community room, every other Tuesday morning.
Six hours of donation slots on the fourth Tuesday of the month in the Family Life Center. Sign up ahead through Miller-Keystone or ask at the church office.
A film on the library's big screen on the fourth Tuesday afternoon. Titles are posted at the reference desk, or call ahead to find out what is showing.
Bring whatever you are working on and sit with other knitters for two hours in the Pennsylvania Room. No registration, no skill floor, just a table and company.
Pipe cleaners, beads and felt, and whatever character you can make out of them. An hour in the community room, open to makers of any age including adults.
German conversation for anyone who wants the practice, fourth Tuesday evening in the Pennsylvania Room. Just under two hours, and fluency is not the entry price.
Pajamas, a stuffed animal and a half hour of bedtime stories in the Storyhour Room, every other Tuesday evening. All ages, siblings welcome, no registration.
An hour of chess in the Lewis McLean Reading Room for anyone still learning the pieces. Boards are there, opponents are there, and nobody signs up in advance.
Volunteers weave recycled grocery bags into sleeping mats for homeless neighbors, a partnership with Integrate for Good. Thursday mornings in the community room, drop in and learn the technique.
Magic: The Gathering players take over the reading room for two and a half hours every Thursday evening. New and experienced both welcome, and nobody registers ahead.
Ghost Hunt runs October 30 through November 8 at Montgomery Theater, the professional company on North Main Street. It takes the fall slot, opening the night before Halloween.
An hour of early literacy play for babies and toddlers up to age three, Friday mornings in the community room. The Friday run stops after Halloween week.
Music the Friday before Halloween, three hours at the self-pour taphouse. The place is booked for a private event on the 31st, so this is the weekend's public night in the hollow.
The Monday morning sitting of the same storytime, thirty minutes of songs and bounces for babies under two, with play time after. Registration is optional.
Movement, songs and stories for three to five year olds, every other Tuesday late morning. Thirty minutes, then everyone spills back into the children's room.
Bring whatever you are working on and sit with other knitters for two hours in the Pennsylvania Room. No registration, no skill floor, just a table and company.
A short Wednesday morning storytime built for two year olds and whatever bear they brought along. Thirty minutes of stories and songs, then time to play.
Stories, songs and bounces for babies up to twenty four months, followed by time to play and socialize. Half an hour on Wednesday mornings, siblings welcome.
Stories, songs and a craft for three to five year olds in the community room, Wednesday late mornings. Half an hour, and no registration needed.
An hour of chess in the Lewis McLean Reading Room for anyone still learning the pieces. Boards are there, opponents are there, and nobody signs up in advance.
Volunteers weave recycled grocery bags into sleeping mats for homeless neighbors, a partnership with Integrate for Good. Thursday mornings in the community room, drop in and learn the technique.
November's long Thursday sale. Hardbacks a dollar, paperbacks and DVDs fifty cents, picture books a quarter, and the shelves get restocked between sales.
Magic: The Gathering players take over the reading room for two and a half hours every Thursday evening. New and experienced both welcome, and nobody registers ahead.
One book, one hour, first Thursday of the month at seven. The discussion runs in the community room and on Zoom at the same time.
First Friday of November at the taphouse, three hours of live music in the hollow. Self-pour taps, food from the kitchen, and a room that holds heat once the weather turns.
Two hours on the first Saturday for people who write poems and people who just like hearing them. Bring something to read or come to listen.
Saturday evening give-back where the high school boys lacrosse program takes a percentage of the night's sales. Five to ten, no cover, the fundraising happens at the register.
Paint your own watercolor greeting cards in the gallery with artist Rachael Brown, timed for the card writing season. Fifty dollars per adult student covers instruction and all materials, no experience needed.
The Monday morning sitting of the same storytime, thirty minutes of songs and bounces for babies under two, with play time after. Registration is optional.
Fiction and non-fiction both, discussed for an hour and a quarter on the second Monday of the month. Join in the community room or by Zoom.
Action Karate instructors run a half hour of movement and focus drills for kids three and up in the community room, every other Tuesday morning.
Bring whatever you are working on and sit with other knitters for two hours in the Pennsylvania Room. No registration, no skill floor, just a table and company.
Pajamas, a stuffed animal and a half hour of bedtime stories in the Storyhour Room, every other Tuesday evening. All ages, siblings welcome, no registration.
Two or three games a session, Rummikub and Mexican Train and Five Crowns among them, played more for the company than the win. Bring a favorite to teach.
A short Wednesday morning storytime built for two year olds and whatever bear they brought along. Thirty minutes of stories and songs, then time to play.
Stories, songs and bounces for babies up to twenty four months, followed by time to play and socialize. Half an hour on Wednesday mornings, siblings welcome.
Stories, songs and a craft for three to five year olds in the community room, Wednesday late mornings. Half an hour, and no registration needed.
Mystery, murder and intrigue, worked over for ninety minutes on the second Wednesday afternoon. In person in the community room or by Zoom, titles change monthly.
An hour of chess in the Lewis McLean Reading Room for anyone still learning the pieces. Boards are there, opponents are there, and nobody signs up in advance.
Volunteers weave recycled grocery bags into sleeping mats for homeless neighbors, a partnership with Integrate for Good. Thursday mornings in the community room, drop in and learn the technique.
The November sitting of the same group, ninety minutes on Menno Simons and the early Anabaptists. Tickets go through the heritage center's registration page.
Magic: The Gathering players take over the reading room for two and a half hours every Thursday evening. New and experienced both welcome, and nobody registers ahead.
Aspiring writers meet on the third Sunday afternoon to talk craft and push each other along. Two hours in the community room, all are welcome.
The Monday morning sitting of the same storytime, thirty minutes of songs and bounces for babies under two, with play time after. Registration is optional.
Movement, songs and stories for three to five year olds, every other Tuesday late morning. Thirty minutes, then everyone spills back into the children's room.
Bring whatever you are working on and sit with other knitters for two hours in the Pennsylvania Room. No registration, no skill floor, just a table and company.
Advanced amateurs and complete beginners meet the third Tuesday evening for talks, workshops and demonstrations covering every phase of photography. Two hours at the library.
A roundtable on classic education texts, Plato through Holt. Read the assigned piece ahead of the third Tuesday evening and come ready to argue about learning.
A short Wednesday morning storytime built for two year olds and whatever bear they brought along. Thirty minutes of stories and songs, then time to play.
Stories, songs and bounces for babies up to twenty four months, followed by time to play and socialize. Half an hour on Wednesday mornings, siblings welcome.
Stories, songs and a craft for three to five year olds in the community room, Wednesday late mornings. Half an hour, and no registration needed.
An hour of chess in the Lewis McLean Reading Room for anyone still learning the pieces. Boards are there, opponents are there, and nobody signs up in advance.
Laughs in Spanish runs November 19 through December 13 at Montgomery Theater on North Main Street. Open-captioned performances run December 3 through 6, with a relaxed performance November 28.
Volunteers weave recycled grocery bags into sleeping mats for homeless neighbors, a partnership with Integrate for Good. Thursday mornings in the community room, drop in and learn the technique.
Magic: The Gathering players take over the reading room for two and a half hours every Thursday evening. New and experienced both welcome, and nobody registers ahead.
Four rounds of movie and television questions in the lobby of the 1922 cinema, run by Play it Out Games. Free to play, prizes each round, come as a team or fly solo.
Thought-provoking reads and a lively hour of argument about them, third Thursday evening in the Pennsylvania Room. Open to all adults, regulars and first-timers alike.
The gallery's biggest show of the year opens, hung with work from a long list of regional artists and makers. Last year's edition ran all the way into February, so there is time after opening day.
The last Saturday sale before December, six hours of cheap books a week ahead of Thanksgiving. Proceeds stay with the library.
Local vendors and artisans indoors at Penn Valley Church, plus food trucks, music, and Santa and Mrs. Claus. Cookie trays can be ordered ahead for Thanksgiving.
The Monday morning sitting of the same storytime, thirty minutes of songs and bounces for babies under two, with play time after. Registration is optional.
Six hours of donation slots on the fourth Tuesday of the month in the Family Life Center. Sign up ahead through Miller-Keystone or ask at the church office.
A film on the library's big screen on the fourth Tuesday afternoon. Titles are posted at the reference desk, or call ahead to find out what is showing.
Bring whatever you are working on and sit with other knitters for two hours in the Pennsylvania Room. No registration, no skill floor, just a table and company.
German conversation for anyone who wants the practice, fourth Tuesday evening in the Pennsylvania Room. Just under two hours, and fluency is not the entry price.
Pajamas, a stuffed animal and a half hour of bedtime stories in the Storyhour Room, every other Tuesday evening. All ages, siblings welcome, no registration.
A short Wednesday morning storytime built for two year olds and whatever bear they brought along. Thirty minutes of stories and songs, then time to play.
Stories, songs and bounces for babies up to twenty four months, followed by time to play and socialize. Half an hour on Wednesday mornings, siblings welcome.
Stories, songs and a craft for three to five year olds in the community room, Wednesday late mornings. Half an hour, and no registration needed.
The Monday morning sitting of the same storytime, thirty minutes of songs and bounces for babies under two, with play time after. Registration is optional.
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