Looking for fun ways to encourage reading and learning at home or on the go? Sewickley Public Library offers Wonderbooks and WhaZoodles in the Children’s Department, giving kids more ways to explore stories, discover new interests, and enjoy screen-free entertainment.… Continue Reading Stories Come to Life with Wonderbooks & WhaZoodles!
Voter Information
Are you registered to vote? Do you know where your polling place is? Do you need an absentee ballot? Voting in Pennsylvania Pennsylvania residents can find answers to all of these questions and more at vote.pa.gov. On this official website… Continue Reading Voter Information...
Library Launches 5-Year Strategic Plan
A Community Plan for the Library’s Future We are proud to share the launch of Sewickley Public Library’s new Strategic Plan, which sets a clear path for the Library’s future. Built on more than 150 years of service, this plan… Continue Reading Strategic Plan...
Discover Digital Collections
Enjoy thousands of ebooks, audiobooks, movies & more with the digital collections from Sewickley Public Library and the Allegheny County Library Association. Explore the collections below. EBOOKS & AUDIOBOOKS Libby is our largest digital ebook & audiobook collection. Find adult,… Continue Reading eBooks & Media...
Savoring Sewickley Marks 25 Years!
A beloved Sewickley tradition is celebrating a big milestone! The Friends of the Sewickley Public Library will host the 25th Annual Savoring Sewickley on Sunday, November 1, from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Since its debut in 2000, this popular fundraiser… Continue Reading Savoring Sewickley Marks 25 Years!
New Library App Feature: Add Your Library Card to Your Digital Wallet
Your library card is now even easier to access! With the latest update to the Allegheny County Library app, you can add your library card directly to your device’s digital wallet. With a single tap on the “Add to Apple Wallet”… Continue Reading New Library App Feature: Add Your Library Card to Your Digital Wallet
Celebrating the Freedom to Read
Banned Books Week is October 4-10 Banned Books Week was launched in 1982 in response to a sudden surge in the number of challenges to books in libraries, bookstores, and schools. Held in the last week of September or first… Continue Reading Celebrating the Freedom to Read