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A small yellow and black bird perches on some flowers.

Allegheny Land Trust Presents Nature Nearby: Birding in Your Backyard

Learn the identifying characteristics and calls of some of the most common backyard birds. Recommended for adults.

A shop owner types on a tablet while on the phone with a customer.

Entrepreneurial Day

Join us and more then 20 Pittsburgh business partners at the Main library. If you are thinking of opening a small business or currently have one, this is the place … Continued

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Hotep the Artist Presents Everyone’s Open Mic

Welcome one and all! Bring your readings and your talents with you to the library! It’s an inclusionary space of family, friends, and creative expression! This program will take place … Continued

An historic image of Homestead over the Allegheny River.

Rivers of Steel Presents The Battle of Homestead

It was a defining event that revealed in the starkest terms the respective strength of labor and management in America in the 1890s. Learn more and stay for a Q&A … Continued

Pittsburgh Zoo & Aquarium Presents Wonders of Wildlife

Discover fur, feathers, and scales in this introduction to some of the world’s most fascinating animals. Using live animals, we will explore the physical characteristics of each animal while learning … Continued

Overhead view of a hand painting a piece of paper on a messy drop-cloth.

PBJ Customs Presents Color Me Divine

This workshop provides a safe space to explore self-care and healing through art and activity. Recommended for adults.

Finding Deep Roots Presents Genealogy Workshop

Our genealogy workshop is an interactive program designed to empower participants with the skills, resources, and knowledge needed to explore their family history, create pedigree charts, and connect with their … Continued

Close-up of a monarch butterfly resting on the center of a yellow daffodil.

Allegheny Land Trust Presents Nature Nearby: Gardening with Native Plants

This program explores the benefits to utilizing native plants in your landscape. Learn what native plants attract butterflies, bees, birds and other native wildlife. Recommended for adults.

Close up of a hand dropping shredded cabbage and other vegetables into a jar for fermentation.

Community Cultures Presents: Fermented Foods for Health

Learn about the benefits of fermented foods and how to introduce them into your diet and lifestyle. This lecture-based, introductory class will go over 10 different fermented foods. Recommended for … Continued

Finding Deep Roots presents Genealogy Workshop