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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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Join us for our book club for early chapter book readers! We will discuss Alvin Ho: Allergic to Girls, School, and Other Scary Things, the first book in the Alvin Ho series, by Lenore Look, which was chosen at the November book club. Wednesday, January 215-6 pm A young boy in Concord, Massachusetts, who loves superheroes and comes from a […]
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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.
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Join us for our next book club event for Juvenile Fiction readers! We will discuss The Girl Who Drank the Moon by Kelly Barnhill, which was chosen at the December book event. Wednesday, January 286:30 – 7:30 pm A young girl raised by a witch, a swamp monster, and a perfectly tiny dragon must unlock the dangerous magic buried deep inside. […]
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Join PHEAA to learn how to apply for financial aid for college, what types of financial aid are available, and what happens after you apply. Monday, November 36:30 pm During this virtual presentation, participants will learn how to apply for grants, scholarships and loans to assist you with your college expenses. You will also learn about the financial aid awarding […]
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Get to know your neighbors while having fun. This adult social group brings folks from the local community together for enrichment and social connection. Thursday, October 307 pm This month, join in for an evening of gaming and light refreshments. Several board and card games will be available from which to choose. Given the season, count on a few creepy […]
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October 19-25, 2025 is National Friends of Libraries week. We thank every member of our Friends of Huntingdon Valley Library for all they do to support our library! Our Friends purchase our Museum Passes, Mobile Hotspots, thousands of books for the collection, eBook and digital content, and provide funding for the majority of our library events, lectures, and programs, including […]
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Create some creepy confections! This evening of spooky haunted house decorating will be a spin on traditional gingerbread houses with a ghoulish twist. The program will include all necessary supplies and an array of decorating possibilities. Participants can take home their edible creations to display or devour. Friday, October 243:30 pm For students in grades 7-12. Space is limited. Registration is […]
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The Legend of Sleepy Hollow was created by the macabre imagination of Washington Irving’s experiences and research, but few people know the truth behind the story. This lecture discusses one of America’s oldest short stories based on real events that took place in the Hudson Valley of New York during the American Revolution. Thursday, October 237 pm This will be […]
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Habitats offer wildlife the food, water, shelter, and space that they need in order to survive. Learn how to add each of these elements to your living space no matter where you live. From the basics of bird feeding, to brush piles, to offering (and managing) water through a bird bath, DIY pond, or rain garden, you can turn your […]
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