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It may only be March, but library staff are already planning for the fun and engaging programs & events we will host this summer! You can support the Summer Reading Program at Sewickley Public Library by purchasing needed prizes and… Continue Reading Support the Summer Reading Program with Your Gift
The library and Quaker Valley Schools are collaborating to bring the BOOKSTOP program to the area, aiming to provide free books to all-ages in nearby neighborhoods. Scheduled for Thursday, June 13* the BOOKSTOP will operate along a bus route with… Continue Reading FREE Books Distributed to the QV Community
In mid-May through June, the display cases will host the artwork of Marcè (pronounced MAR-SAY) Nixon-Washington, a multidisciplinary artist based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. She received her BFA from West Virginia University with a focus in Africana Studies. Marcè studied Ceramics… Continue Reading Upcoming Exhibit by Marcè Nixon-Washington
Join us for an artist reception showcasing Johno Prascak’s eight incredible canvas paintings depicting the iconic Carnegie Steel Homestead Mill Works. Meet Johno and learn about what inspired the piece currently displayed in the library’s Reference Department and the key… Continue Reading Artist Reception & Steel History Night
The Sewickley Public Library’s 2023 Annual Report is now available for viewing. Interact with the QR codes in the report to read the highlights of our 150th anniversary year. Discover the ways we Visit, Read, Learn, Play, and Give together… Continue Reading Annual Report 2023 Now Available
April 7 – 13, 2024 The theme for National Library Week 2024, “Ready, Set, Library!,” promotes the idea that in our always-online world, libraries give us a green light to something truly special: a place to connect with others, learn… Continue Reading Celebrating National Library Week 2024
The Sewickley Public Library is honored to be installing an eight-canvas panoramic painting by local artist Johno Prascak entitled Carnegie Steel-Homestead Works 1926 into the reference department of the library this month. You may recognize Johno’s work from other Pittsburgh… Continue Reading Johno Prascak Art Installation Celebrates Pittsburgh Steel
The PA ABLE Savings Program gives people with disabilities a way to save for a huge range of qualified expenses while maintaining important benefits such as Supplemental Security Income and Medicaid. Of course, individuals can save for wheelchairs, assistive technology… Continue Reading PA ABLE Helps Individuals with Disabilities to Save for What Matters to Them
We invite you to join us for an evening with Rich Engler, the storied Pittsburgh concert promoter on Thursday, February 29 from 7:00 – 9:00 pm. Engler brought over 6,000 concerts – including some of biggest rock performers – to… Continue Reading Behind the Stage Door
Kaufmann’s is synonymous with shopping, whether you favored the flagship store, which was in downtown Pittsburgh, or visited one of the many suburban stores. We’ve all shopped there (and probably spent quite a bit of time and of course, money… Continue Reading The History of Kaufmann’s Department Store: Everything Under the Sun
