Upcoming events and programs
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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Drop in for free STEM play in our Children’s Area with Tumble Tree Timbers and a set of universal people, vehicles, and animals where preschoolers have the freedom to build and play as they wish. Friday, December 210:30 am Toys are recommended for children ages 3 and up. All children must be attended by a caregiver.
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Huntingdon Valley Library has purchased access to Consumer Reports online database. Consumer Reports (CR), formerly Consumers Union (CU), is an American nonprofit consumer organization dedicated to independent product testing, investigative journalism, consumer-oriented research, public education, and consumer advocacy. Consumer Reports is available from any public computer in the library and from home using your Huntingdon Valley Library card to gain access. Use your library and library card […]
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The Friends are having a scone sale fundraiser. Orders are due December 11, and scones will be available for pickup after 11 am on Tuesday, December 20. Order forms can be found at the Friends Station in the library or you can print out an order form and mail it to the library. Scones cost $4 each or get a […]
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Join us for the next Middle School Book Club on Friday, December 2 at 3:30. We will discuss a fantasy novel, The False Prince, by Jennifer A. Nielsen. Come enjoy some book discussion, snacks, and make a project to take home. Check out a copy of the book at our Circulation Desk any time before the event. Middle School Book Club is […]
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Join us for our book club for Juvenile Fiction chapter book readers! We will discuss the historical fiction novel Full Of Beans by Jennifer L. Holm. Wednesday, November 306:30 – 7:30 pm Ten-year-old Beans Curry, a member of the Keepsies, the best marble playing gang in Depression-era Key West, Florida, engages in various schemes to earn money while “New Dealers” from […]
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Learn how to store and protect your family memories. Join Bucks County Historical Society Library and Archives Manager Annie Halliday for a 45 Minute lecture as she explores the best practices for preserving your family heirlooms, such as photographs, documents, scrapbooks, and more! Learn more about how to house fragile and rare items to ensure their survival for generations to […]
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Bring the family to this lively, imaginative, two-actor theatrical production of the classic tale, Hansel & Gretel, presented by Family Stages. Saturday, December 102 pm Warning to all hungry witches: “Never underestimate the resourcefulness of young children!” In this Brothers Grimm classic tale of breadcrumbs and bonbons, Hansel and Gretel become lost in the woods. There, they find a magical gingerbread house […]
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Let’s paint some happy trees. Thursday, December 1 at 7 pm During this program, we will complete a project from an episode of Joy of Painting. All supplies will be provided, and participants will have a painting to take home just in time for gift giving season. If you’ve ever wanted to celebrate the spirit and talent of legendary Bob Ross, and try your […]
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Come out to the Friend’s Book Sale in the back library parking lot and newly renovated book room.
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