Happy Birthday, USA! Wed., July 1, 7 pm – Registration is Full

Active, Adults, Kids

Celebrate the 250th signing of the Declaration of Independence with a birthday party! Enjoy party games, crafts, light refreshments, and, of course, birthday cake. Wednesday, July 17 pm Recommended for families with children of all ages. All children must be accompanied by an adult. Space is limited. Registration is required. Update 6/24/26: registration is full but the waitlist is open. Sponsored […]

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Colonial Playtime, Thurs., July 9, 2-3 pm

Active, Just for fun, Kids

Try out some of the games that children played during colonial times, such as quoits, jackstraws, cup-and-ball, and tops. Get a brief lesson on how to play each game and then have fun testing them out! Thursday, July 92-3 pm Recommended for elementary-aged children. Please RSVP. Sponsored by the Friends of Huntingdon Valley Library and the Montgomery County Library District. […]

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Make a Mini Comic with Author/Illustrator Terry LaBan, Thurs., July 9, 6:30 pm

Active, Teens

Learn how to make your own mini comic with Terry LaBan, author and illustrator of graphic novel, Mendel the Mess-Up! Thursday, July 96:30-8:30 pm During this workshop participants will first learn a bit about Terry LaBan’s career and books, and then move on to the principals of cartooning. This is a hands-on workshop where students will get to practice some of […]

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Mad Science of New Jersey: Digging for Dinos, Fri., July 10, 11 am

Active, Kids

Learn the differences between meat-eating and plant-eating animals at this preschool workshop with Mad Science of New Jersey. Look at some dinosaur teeth up close and work as paleontologists by participating in a mini dinosaur dig to help improve your scientific knowledge. Friday, July 1011 am Open to children ages 3-5 with an adult. Space is limited. Registration is required. Please […]

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Mysteries of the Revolutionary War with Herb Kaufman, Thurs., June 18, 7 pm

Adults, Archive, Seniors

The history of the American Revolution is full of lore, myths, half-truths and inaccuracies that have become an accepted part of American history. These stories are repeated in schools, museums, and television programs because they are catchy, humorous or entertaining; but during this presentation we are going to separate fact from fiction. Thursday, June 187 pm This program focuses on […]

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Everywhere the Glint of Gold: The Search for the Tomb of Tutankhamun, Tues., July 14, 7 pm

Active, Adults, Seniors

Learn about one of the greatest archaeological discoveries of all time, the tomb of Tutankhamun. Hidden in the famed Valley of the Kings, burial place of Egypt’s New Kingdom pharaohs, the tomb had laid nearly undisturbed for over 3,000 years until its discovery by an English archaeologist, Howard Carter. Crammed with priceless objects, Mr. Carter took nearly ten years to […]

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