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Learn how to make beats with code! Participants will explore drum machines and create grooves using Strudel’s pattern language. Tuesday, November 106:30 pm No previous coding experience is necessary. Participants are asked to bring their own device and headphones. Presented by Sonic Logic Academy. This program is for students in grades 7-12. Space is limited. Registration is required.
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Join us for our book club for Juvenile chapter book readers! We will discuss fantasy novel Once Upon a Tim, the first book in the series, by Stuart Gibbs that was chosen at the October book club. Wednesday, November 115 pm With no knightly experience but plenty of pluck and an impressive vocabulary, a twelve-year-old peasant, hoping to improve his station […]
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Help out your local library! Donate $5 at the circulation desk to receive a 25% off discount shopping pass (exclusions apply). This pass is valid for in-store and online from 8 am-11 pm, Wednesday, October 21, 2026 only. 100% of proceeds go towards the Friends of Huntingdon Valley Library. Register to win a $100 Boscov’s Gift Card.
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Drop in for free play with a variety of building toys and to socialize with other families. Thursday, November 1210:30-11:15 am Recommended for preschool-aged children with a caregiver. No registration necessary. Sponsored by the Friends of Huntingdon Valley Library.
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Unroll your mat and support your library. Join our Yoga Class Fundraiser to enjoy a calming practice while helping Huntingdon Valley Library offer more books, programs, and welcoming spaces for all readers. Class Dates are below. All classes are from 7 pm to 8 pm in the Library Community Room. Classes will be taught by Dogberry Yoga. Monday, September 14Monday, […]
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Volunteers are needed to help tutor adults in our community in English. We will be working with the Literacy Council of Norristown to create a program to tutor adults in English working one on one. If you would like to volunteer please sign up for the Orientation. If you have questions you may call the Literacy Council at 610-292-8515. All […]
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The vast majority of people creating the 13 colonies arrived from Great Britain. They came for adventure, economic opportunity, and religious freedom. They brought with them British culture and values. However, with time, they began to adopt new ideas and beliefs, and expressed themselves with new grammar and dialects. Monday, November 167 pm This program provides an educational and entertaining […]
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Join us to meet other caregivers in the area and to discuss the importance of self-care. Tuesday, November 177 pm This month our guest, Bratton Law, will join us to present “How To Build Your Toolbox as a Caregiver”. This program is intended for adults only. Walk-ins are welcome! Feel free to RSVP if possible. In partnership with Home Instead, […]
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Each Memory Cafe is a welcoming space for those with changes in memory or thinking, dementia, or cognitive changes, and their care partners to come connect and engage. Enjoy warm conversation, light refreshments, and creative activities like music, art, games, or storytelling in a safe, supportive setting. Wednesday, November 1810:30 am-12 pm Connections Memory Cafe meets on the 3rd Wednesday […]
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Join us for our next book club event for preteen readers! We will discuss historical fiction novel, The Blackbird Girls by Anne Blankman, which was chosen at the October book club event. Wednesday, November 186:30 – 7:30 pm On a spring morning, neighbors Valentina Kaplan and Oksana Savchenko wake up to an angry red sky. A reactor at the nuclear power […]
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