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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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Come and learn how to make your own soap! Participants will get experiment with fragrance and color while making their unique melt-and-pour soap to take home. We will also have gift wrapping materials available to package your creation for yourself or a friend or loved one. All supplies will be provided. Thursday, February 56:30 pm For students in grades 4-6. […]
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Dine in or order take-out from SushiMan in Huntingdon Valley on Wednesday, March 25 and mention the Friends of Huntingdon Valley Library. SushiMan will then donate 10% of your purchase to the Friends of Huntingdon Valley Library. Wednesday, March 2511:30 am-9 pm SushiMan serves a large variety of Japanese fare including teriyaki, fried rice, bento boxes, tempura, sushi, and more! […]
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Strange but true; this axiom was never more relevant than describing many of the unusual and extraordinary occurrences during the four years of the Civil War. Thursday, January 227 pm While much of our history is dominated by the major battles such as Gettysburg and biographies of the key commanders such as Grant and Lee; the four years of the […]
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Alex Robb, Interpretive Programs Specialist for Washington Crossing Historic Park in Bucks County, will present on the Commander-in-Chief’s Guard, a Continental Army unit tasked with protecting the life and belongings of General George Washington. Thursday, March 267 pm The CICG is a fascinating microcosm of the Continental Army and offers valuable insights into both the man who was “first in […]
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Presenter Robert Pace will address flooding and water quality issues as they relate to stormwater and what homeowners can do to improve conditions that impact their properties, their communities, and the watershed they live in. Wednesday, January 216:30 pm Registration is required. This event will be rescheduled in the spring.
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Huntingdon Valley Library will be closed Monday, January 19 for Martin Luther King Jr. Day. We will reopen on Tuesday, January 20 at 10 am. You may still return items in our outside book drop that is located at the front of the building. Our Digital Branch is open 24/7! Like us on Facebook and Follow us on Instagram and […]
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Writing is the key to dreaming! Join Kiddie Authors Organization to design your own world, spend time in your world by writing a story, and finish off with a fun game. Wednesday, January 145 pm Open to kids ages 7-12. Please RSVP.
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Join us as we welcome the Greater Philadelphia Chinese Cultural Center for a Lunar New Year presentation and cultural dance performance to celebrate the Lunar New Year, the Year of the Horse. Following the performance, there will be hands-on activities, such as paper cutting and calligraphy. Saturday, February 72:30 pm Recommended for families with children ages 5 and up. All […]
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Giant molecule chains called polymers are vital to modern civilization. Join Mad Science of New Jersey to explore, create, and play with the most entertaining and useful molecule known to science, and discover its many shapes and forms. Children will make their own slime that they get to take home and keep! Wednesday, April 13 pm Open to children ages […]
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