Meets the first & third Thursday of every month.
6:00pm - 8:00pm

No experience necessary, players of all abilities are welcome. 
No registration required.

Call the library or stop in with questions.
724-775-1132

Every 1st Saturday at
1:00-2:30pm
&
the 3rd Monday of the month at 
6:00-7:30pm

*No Game Night on May 20th

*unless closed for a holiday.  

 

Geared towards readers in Pre-K to 5^th grade to practice reading aloud to a certified Therapy Dog in a relaxed and non-judgmental environment.

Please call the library at (724) 775-1132 to register.

Does your child love to get mail?
Are they 10 years old or younger?
Sign them up to receive a birthday postcard from the Beaver Library.
Stop into the library and register your child. 

Open to knitting and crocheting.

Meets every Thursday from 6:00-7:00pm.

Open to all ages and abilities. No registration required.

Visit with the social worker on select Thursdays at Beaver Area Memorial Library.

September 10th, October 8th, November 12^th and December 10^th at 1:30pm
REGISTRATION REQUIRED; SPACE IS LIMITED.

music and storytime with Debbie

September 13th, October 11th, November 15^th and December 13^th at 10:30

Sponsored by the Fort McIntosh chapter of the Daughters of the Revolution

Enjoy a 45 minute MUSICAL storytime and craft for ALL AGES! There will be a story paired with songs and dance. No registration required

December 14th
ALL DAY for ALL AGES come and make beaded bracelets.

December 14^th ,
for Preschool Age children from 10-11:30am
and for School Age kids from 12:30-2:00. 

December 17^th at 6:00pm
Join us for a storytime with SANTA CLAUS! There will be a story, a craft, cookies and the opportunity to take your photo with Santa in front of the fireplace and Christmas tree.
Registration Required, call to register.

More events coming soon....

Join our year-round Reading Challenges!

 

This program sponsored by the Aliquippa Library District and the Environmental Mitigation Community Fund, through the Pittsburgh Foundation.

Provides counseling and support to library users, help them navigate various health and wellness resources, and assist them in their journey towards mental health recovery. In addition to these services, Michael will also provide several direct supports: Crisis Intervention, which involves providing immediate support during a crisis to help individuals regain equilibrium; Case Management, which involves coordinating services and resources to assist individuals or families; Life Skills Training, which involves helping individuals develop essential skills such as budgeting, job searching, and time management; Advocacy, which involves representing and advocating for library user’s rights and needs at individual, group, and community levels; and psychoeducation, which involves educating individuals and families about mental health conditions and strategies for managing them. Our social worker program will also focus on Community Outreach to help the library district build better engagement with our communities and raise awareness of available services and resources.

More events coming soon....