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AI has had an immediate impact on education across all levels and has created just as many questions. Is AI a tool to assist with homework or a crutch harming critical thinking? AI’s role in education is and remains a contentious topic. Join us for a conversation with panelist from varying education levels to discuss … Continued
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Ready for the International Jazz Festival? Join us for this preview hosted by August Wilson African American Cultural Center!
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Not all blood is alike! Differences in blood can in fact mean life-or-death in cases of blood transfusions and even pregnancies! Students will learn how blood works, how to find an individual’s blood type, and how blood type is determined by genetics and heredity. We will then discover how blood typing can be used to … Continued |
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Learn the typographic art form of “style writing” and find your artistic voice. Graffiti art is all about finding your identity, making it known, and adding a unique flare. Before you can make some “wild-style” letters, you will need to choose a name and study the basics. With paint markers and stencils, you will create … Continued |
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Ready for the International Jazz Festival? Join us for this preview hosted by August Wilson African American Cultural Center! 
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Celebrate with Face Paint Pittsburgh. This presenter uses skin approved face paint, glitter tattoos, airbrushed temporary tattoos, glow paint and all things body art for all ages. 
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Come check out our newest Children’s materials – Decodable books! Decodables are a new beginning reader book that focuses on phonics. They give kids the confidence they need to become skilled readers. Celebrate with us, play games, read a decodable and share a book with a Reading Buddy! For grades K-5.
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Come check out our newest Children’s materials – Decodable books! Decodables are a new beginning reader book that focuses on phonics. They give kids the confidence they need to become skilled readers. Celebrate with us, play games, read a decodable and share a book with a Reading Buddy! For grades K-5. |
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Neighborhoods matter. But what specific factors make them matter and why do our neighborhoods experience such divergent conditions and outcomes? This program dives into the causes & consequences of segregation in Greater Pittsburgh. |
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Ready for the International Jazz Festival? Join us for this preview host by August Wilson African American Cultural Center! |
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Meet our Educational Animal, an Eastern Black Rat Snake named Mr. McSlithers. Learn about his habitat, diet and everyday life. Get up close to learn about his unique adaptations. For children. |
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Pittsburgh Community Services Incorporated (PCSI) delivers free, confidential Pennsylvania criminal record review sessions to help residents identify options for record expungement, sealing, and pardon applications This program helps those affected by the criminal justice system. |
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This program features a lecture recital on Florence Price’s “Five Folksongs in Counterpoint” by the Huldra Quartet. This warm yet intricate piece blends American folk songs and Black spirituals with complex counterpoint. The program will include a discussion of the life and works of 20th-century African American composer, Florence Price, a description of how the … Continued |
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Come learn how Pittsburgh Pirates star Roberto Clemente has inspired young people from his native Puerto Rico and around the world! |
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Learn the typographic art form of “style writing” and find your artistic voice. Graffiti art is all about finding your identity, making it known, and adding a unique flare. Before you can make some “wild-style” letters, you will need to choose a name and study the basics. With paint markers and stencils, you will create … Continued
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It’s a rule as old as time: Energy can neither be created nor destroyed. So where does that energy go? This program will demonstrate to students that energy has to go somewhere – not be lost forever. Participants will be introduced to redox reactions with experiments that display striking color changes. Watch as a redox … Continued |
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Join Creative Reuse in making a spooky and sweet pet bat with reused materials! We’ll use recycled paper to build our bats and personalize them with things like buttons, beads, ribbon, and more.
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Enjoy a drumming and dancing performance by local Native American group Red Eagle Village. Performance will be held outdoors on the lawn by the front entrance of the library, weather permitting. Otherwise, it will be held in the Lecture Hall. For all ages.
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Highlighting Pittsburgh’s picturesque cemeteries, see the evolution of the art and design of tombstones and memorials, and hear stories of the notable and interesting Pittsburghers who lie beneath them.
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Get ready to rattle your bones and wiggle like a swamp creature! Monster Machinery & Spooky Shapes is a high-energy Halloween workshop that explores the “scary” through the lens of movement and engineering. Instead of just wearing costumes, students will become the characters. How does a ghost move through a solid wall? What kind of … Continued |
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Indian cuisine is as old as the civilization (~4,000 years) and as varied as its population. Typical of the cuisine is an integral role of aromatic spices and herbs. There is a penchant for spicy curries eaten daily with rice or wheat bread, depending on the region, as well as the widespread practice of vegetarianism … Continued
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Get into the spooky spirit by creating a DIY Pumpkin Creature with reused materials! We’ll take various recycled pumpkin decorations and bring them to life with a plethora of unique embellishments. |
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