Sewickley Public Library offers inclusive programs and services designed to meet the diverse interests and needs of adults age 55 and older. From engaging lectures and social gatherings to educational programs and accessible collections, our offerings provide opportunities to learn, connect, and explore at every stage of life.
Accessible Collections
Enjoy reading and listening with large print books, audiobooks, and Playaway devices – offering flexible options for different reading preferences and needs.
The Memory Cafe
The Memory Cafe is a welcoming monthly gathering for people experiencing memory or cognitive changes and their caregivers to connect, socialize, and enjoy engaging activities together.
Events for Older Adults
Sewickley Public Library offers are variety of events to keep you engaged and connected all year long. From lecture series and craft programs to author talks and movie screenings, there’s something for everyone to discover.
One-on-One Tech Help
Get personalized, one-on-one assistance from a librarian with your devices, digital skills, and accessing the library’s online resources.
Additional Offerings for Older Adults at SPL
Genealogy Resources
Explore your family history with free access to resources like Ancestry Library Edition and MyHeritage Library Edition, available through the library.
Outreach Opportunities
The library provides outreach to older adult communities through book delivery and programs. Learn more about scheduling on our Outreach page below.
Memory Kits
Take-home kits with books, activities, and resources to support connection and meaningful engagement for people living with memory loss and their caregivers.
Upcoming Events for Older Adults
Questions?
If you have questions about resources for older adults, our staff are happy to answer! Our librarians can help you find materials within the library, search online resources, and request items for you from other libraries. Stop by the library or contact the Adult Reference Department by phone at 412-741-6920, ext. 3.