Canceled Library Lounge: Coffee and Conversation
CLP – Woods Run 1201 Woods Run Avenue, PittsburghJoin us for a fun and engaging social program!
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Events for July 8, 2026
UPMC/University of Pittsburgh’s Communication Van presents Free Hearing Evaluations, Free Hearing Aids, Free Hearing Aid Follow Up
CLP – Beechview 1910 Broadway Avenue, PittsburghThe Communication Van will be at the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh offering free hearing services. Hearing services include hearing tests, FREE hearing aids, and hearing aid follow up visits. Registration is recommended but … Continued
Canceled Library Lounge
CLP – Mt. Washington 315 Grandview Avenue, PittsburghJoin us for a fun and engaging social program!
Three Rivers Readers Book Club
Hybrid Event
Join us for a lively discussion on An Unspeakable Hope by Leon Ford. Attendees are welcome to join in-person or virtually using the link provided in your RSVP confirmation email. … Continued
Free
Union Project presents Wheel Mobile
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CLP – Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP)
4724 Baum Boulevard, Pittsburgh
Union Project’s Wheel Mobile is a vehicle equipped with clay, tools, a potter’s wheel, and a Raku kiln. This mobile studio extends UP’s ceramics programming by bringing clay anywhere there’s … Continued
Teen Time: DIY Sensory Boards
CLP – Main (Oakland) 4400 Forbes Avenue, PittsburghDuring this program, teens will create their own sensory board. This program will help teens think about how some people’s feelings, emotions, and physical senses can be different from each other’s, and how we can respect these … Continued
Kids Choice
Choose your own adventure! Continue a Kids Club activity; explore the supplies, toys and games in the children’s space; or teach other kids something you love. Children’s Services staff will … Continued
Teen Time: DIY Sensory Boards
During this program, teens will create their own sensory board. This program will help teens think about how some people’s feelings, emotions, and physical senses can be different from each other’s, and how we can respect these … Continued
Kids Club: Communities
To celebrate the 250th anniversary of the United States, this Kids Club will focus on the power of community, and the role strong communities play in our nation. Kids will explore how change starts locally and learn how being a good neighbor can help create … Continued
City of Pittsburgh Park Rangers present All About Pennsylvania
CLP – Hazelwood 5006 Second Avenue, PittsburghJoin the City of Pittsburgh Park Rangers to learn all about our parks and wildlife! For kids in grades K-5.
Kids Club: Learning about LAMP
Children will learn about CLP’s LAMP (Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians) location and how staff makes reading and art accessible for patrons with disabilities. They will also learn about braille and how … Continued
Teen Time: DIY Sensory Boards
During this program, teens will create their own sensory board. This program will help teens think about how some people’s feelings, emotions, and physical senses can be different from each other’s, and how we can respect these … Continued
Teen Time: Accessible Poster Design
During this program, teens will learn how visual design can be more accessible to people with visual and cognitive impairments and disabilities. Teens will design an accessible poster following basic accessibility guidelines for people with visual and cognitive impairment and disabilities. The event is … Continued
Teen Time: Accessible Poster Design
During this program, teens will learn how visual design can be more accessible to people with visual and cognitive impairments and disabilities. Teens will design an accessible poster following basic accessibility guidelines for people with visual and cognitive impairment and disabilities. The event is … Continued
Teen Time: DIY Sensory Boards
CLP – South Side 2205 East Carson Street, PittsburghDuring this program, teens will create their own sensory board. This program will help teens think about how some people’s feelings, emotions, and physical senses can be different from each other’s, and how we can respect these … Continued