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Huntingdon Valley Library will be closed for Memorial Day weekend on Saturday, May 23, Sunday, May 24, and Monday, May 25. We will reopen Tuesday, May 26 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 […]
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Get ready for a magical experience with Doug Wonder, full of jaw-dropping illusions, side-splitting comedy, and lots of audience participation. Be amazed, laugh out loud, and even become part of the magic yourself in this mind-bending show where imaginations soar! Wednesday, July 87 pm For families with children ages 3 and up. All children must be accompanied by an adult. Space […]
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Poor sleep affects nearly every part of life, including mood, physical health, relationships, and the ability to think clearly and function at your best day to day. In this presentation, you’ll learn how sleep works, why stress can disrupt it, and what actually helps. Moving beyond generic advice, the talk offers practical research-backed strategies you can begin using right away […]
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Come enjoy a fun-filled interactive play by Kit’s Interactive Theatre that depicts the arduous life of early America as well as the revelry. Though days of rest are few, today is the day of the Colonial Faire. Help indentured servant Katie Cotswold finish her chores so all may skip off to the faire. Partake in games and frolics where merriment […]
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Use some sweet science to create sugar crystal masterpieces and candy geodes. Monday, July 136:30 pm Open to students entering grades 4-6 in the fall. Space is limited. Registration is required. Update 6/10/26 – registration is full but the waitlist is open. Sponsored by the Friends of Huntingdon Valley Library.
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A spy is a person who is sent into enemy territory to inspect their works, ascertain their strength, and secretly communicate intelligence. In accordance with the rules of war, a spy, if caught, is subject to capital punishment. Wednesday, May 137 pm Espionage and spying are the least understood, yet one of the most interesting aspects of history. Intelligence gathering […]
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UPDATE 5/4/26 – This event has been cancelled. Writers Gathering has been created for writers to read their work aloud in an appreciative, understanding, and nurturing environment. All writers are welcome—fiction and nonfiction writers, poets, memoirists, songwriters, playwrights, screenwriters, bloggers, essayists, and academic writers. Writers Gathering welcomes writers of all experience levels, with the goal of helping them build confidence, […]
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National Library Week is an annual celebration highlighting the valuable role libraries, librarians, and library workers play in transforming lives and strengthening our communities. Find Your Joy at HV Library During National Library Week, April 19–25, 2026 What brings you joy? Whether it’s cozying up with a new story, learning a new skill, gathering with community or something else, you […]
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Betsy Ross, during her lifetime, was more often known as Elizabeth Claypoole. She was one of thousands of average colonists whose efforts helped the American cause prevail against the British. Flag maker, seamstress, upholsterer, wife, mother and Quaker, she helped the new nation define itself through flags and colors. Thursday, April 307 pm Learn all about Betsy, her husbands (plural) […]
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Join Bright Star Touring Theatre for this delightfully wacky game show, where you’ll test your knowledge of all things USA, from the earliest origins, all the way to present day. This fun-filled trivia game celebrates America’s 250th birthday, complete with patriotic prizes! A study guide is available for you to check out prior to the show. Saturday, April 182 pm […]
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