Library Socrates Cafe Join us with facilitator Robert Rubin, former Library Board President and seasoned discussion leader, for our new Socrates Cafe program. Wednesday, March 15 at 10:30 am in the Friends Learning Lab. Bob wants to help us give philosophy back to the people with discussions about truth, justice, and moderation. All political, economic and social points of view […]
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Friends NY Bus Trip The City that never Sleeps awaits! Don’t miss out on the opportunity of a fabulous adventure in New York City. When: Wednesday, May 3, 2017. Depart at 8 am, depart NYC at 5 pm and arrive back in Feasterville between 7:30-8 pm How much? $42 (includes tip) made payable to “Friends of Huntingdon Valley Library” Sign […]
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Wednesday, March 1 from 11:30 am to 10:00 pm at SushiMan of Huntingdon Valley Grab some friends and family and join us at SushiMan Restaurant for amazing food! A portion of what you spend will be donated back to the Library! Dine In or Carry Out. B.Y.O.B. Bring a copy of the flyer. SushiMan Restaurant | 2501 Huntingdon Pike | […]
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Take a break! Stop by after school for a rocking good time with friends. Jam out on plastic instruments and enjoy FREE snacks! Thursday, March 23 3-4 pm Registration is requested – Sign Up Today! Open to Teens in grades 9-12.
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Four Aspects of Art Nouveau Lecture Series with Elizabeth Anderson Join us for a free four-part lecture series sponsored by the Friends of Huntingdon Valley Library. February 19 was – Hector Guimard and Paris Art Nouveau (List of Slides Shown at Lecture (pdf)) March 5 – Victor Horta, Henry van de Velde and Belgian Art Nouveau (Lecture 2 Brussels handout […]
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We had two drop-in Crafternoons in February; Valentine’s Day Drop-in Craft and Bird Feeder Crafternoon! Together, 76 people dropped in to get creative with heart cards and super sticky bird food. I would love to see pictures of your bird feeders in nature! Show me pictures, or let me know how long it took for the […]
» Read moreJoin us on Friday, February 24 at 7 pm for Mountains, Madness, and Miracles – 4,000 Miles of Appalachian Trail Stories with author and long distance hiker Lauralee Bliss. RSVP Today! Please park in the lower lot for easy access to the Community Room on the 2nd floor of the Library. Come hear from a hiker who has accomplished the […]
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The Library will offer two college application courses for parents and students with Linda George, award-winning writer, coach and educator in March. For parents: Tuesday, March 21 at 6:30 pm Surviving the College Application Process: A Parent Workshop Want to offer some ideas to help your high school student through the college application process? Learn how to apply proven writing strategies […]
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Library Socrates Cafe Join us with facilitator Robert Rubin, former Library Board President and seasoned discussion leader, for our new Socrates Cafe program. Bob wants to help us give philosophy back to the people with discussions about truth, justice, and moderation. All political, economic and social points of view are welcomed and encouraged. The only ground rule is that we […]
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We are very excited to welcome young adult (YA) novelist Alex London for a SPECIAL Teen Reading Lounge Author Visit on Thursday, March 16 at 6:30 pm! At this NO-STRESS event for Teens in grades 6-12, Alex London, author of Proxy and Guardian, will speak about the hopeful nature of YA dystopian literature, its impact on Teens, why it has remained popular, and how […]
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