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On October 1, 2023, all eCard users will be required to obtain a new eCard because the registration program has been upgraded to a new system. You may obtain a new eCard now by completing the appropriate form below. Do you already have a library card number issued by your local library? Good news! There are no changes required. Please continue to […]
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Tough Topics At Huntingdon Valley Library, we know that our country is facing many difficult, sensitive situations, especially right now. We want to help. Our goal is to provide information and support for our patrons who want to educate themselves on issues including race, sexual orientation, gender identity, mental health, domestic violence, and especially ways for patrons in need to seek help. Everyone […]
» Read moreGet your game on at our family game night! A variety of classic and new board and card games will be available to play with friends old and new. Bring your own games from home or play some of ours! Light refreshments will be available. Wednesday, July 57 pm Open to all ages. Children under the age of 10 must […]
» Read moreJoin us for 45 minutes every Thursday in the community room from 11:15 am to 12:00 pm to learn some Tai Chi. Each class is seven dollars per participant. Come and experience the gentle, healing movements of this ancient Chinese art form. These easy movements help promote energy, health, and general well-being. Enjoy the peaceful, calming feeling brought by this […]
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Christine de Pizan, portrayed by Alisa Dupuy from the The Ladies of History Historical Productions, will share her life story as one of the first feminist writers, a court writer, novelist, and poet. Please RSVP. Free and open to all Located in the Community Room.
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November 2022 Dear Library Lover, Thank you for being an important part of the Huntingdon Valley Library community – you are the reason we can change lives. The first sparks of a creative mind catching fire. The discovery of a path to a fulfilling career. The life changing moment someone realizes all the possibilities life has to offer. Your generosity […]
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Huntingdon Valley Library is currently in the process of updating the Juvenile Non-Fiction collection. This collection is comprised of factual or informational books where the recommended age range is elementary students. Through this project, the library’s aim is to remove books that have old, outdated information; replace damaged books in poor condition; and add up-to-date books on interesting topics that […]
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Bring your blankets and lawn chairs for an outdoor viewing of The Bad Guys on a giant 25-foot screen! Saturday, October 157 pm The infamous Mr. Piranha, Mr. Snake, Mr. Shark, Ms. Tarantula, and Mr. Wolf find their lives of crime coming to an end as they face imprisonment. Determined to retain their freedom, the criminals band together to boost their public […]
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Join us for the first event of the school year for our book club for early chapter book readers! We will read EllRay Jakes Is Not a Chicken, the first book in the EllRay Jakes Series, by Sally Warner. Wednesday, September 214:30-5:30 pm Eight-year-old EllRay’s father has promised a family trip to Disneyland if EllRay can stay out of trouble for a […]
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Together, you will survive! Want to learn ways to help support your child through the college application process? Discover tips for writing a resume, as well as pointers for creating concise, original, and insightful essays that impress admission counselors. Instructor Linda George is a professional writing coach, award-winning writer, and president of Instant English. For parents and guardians of students entering grades 9-12. […]
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