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Celebrate the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence in 2026 with Huntingdon Valley Library! We have programs and events for patrons of all ages to commemorate this anniversary. Adult Events Duels, Fools, and Scoundrels of the Civil WarThursday, January 22 at 7 pmHerb Kaufman will present the unusual and controversial events that happened during the Civil […]
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Huntingdon Valley Library will be closed Monday, February 16 for Presidents’ Day. We will reopen on Tuesday, February 17 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 Follow us on Instagram and Bluesky! We hope […]
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Get reading and make new friends with HVL’s Reading Buddies program! Select Tuesdays January 20; February 3, 10, 24; March 3, 102 sessions per day: 5-5:30 pm & 5:30-6 pm During each Reading Buddies session, young readers will be partnered with a Teen Advisory Board volunteer. Together, buddies will choose books, find a cozy spot in the library, and take turns […]
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Friends of Huntingdon Valley Library welcome you to their monthly meeting! We’d love to hear from you and share new ideas and learn all about us. Thursday, February 512:30 pm Following the Friends Business Meeting, Don Rose returns with a follow-up to Off The Wall, this time focusing on colors and various pigments used by artists. Intended for adults. Sponsored […]
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Join us to meet other caregivers in the area and to discuss the importance of self-care. This month we’ll learn about elder law from Kelly Puskarik from Scott D. Bloom Elder Law Services in Feasterville-Trevose. Tuesday, February 177 pm This program is intended for adults only. Please RSVP. Walk-ins are welcome! In partnership with Home Instead, Paul’s Run, and Artist […]
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Join actor, educator, and historical interpreter Dr. Daisy Century as she returns to HVL as American Women’s Rights activist, Sojourner Truth. Thursday, February 196:30 pm Born Isabella Baumfree, Sojourner Truth was a slave from a small town north of New York City. In 1826, having been promised freedom, but then cruelly denied emancipation, she left her current owners and found […]
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The Library has set up the Friends Learning Lab as a quiet space for the community to use to attend digital job interviews. The Interview Area contains everything you need to connect virtually with your interviewer. We provide: Computer Camera Microphone Lighting You may reserve the room free of charge by calling 215-947-5138.
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