Reading Adventures Storytime
Join us in our Preschool-Kindergarten Storytime where we read, sing, talk, play and write to build early learning skills. Geared towards ages 3-5. Siblings are welcome. Please register.
Free
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Abington Community Library 1200 West Grove St., Clarks Summit, PA, United States
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B.A.M. Quilt Group- Disappearing Nine Patch Quilt
Abington Community Library 1200 West Grove St., Clarks Summit, PA, United StatesJoin our B.A.M. Quilt Group for a 9 week class. Attendees must commit to the majority of the sessions. A materials list will be provided at the first session for attendees to purchase for class to work on their very own Disappearing Nine Patch Quilt. Basic sewing skills required. Registration is limited and required. E-mail […]
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Cookbook Club
Abington Community Library 1200 West Grove St., Clarks Summit, PA, United StatesJoin us for this month’s “Cookbook Club.” Attendees will sign up in person at the Library to prepare a specific item from this month’s featured cookbook. Librarians will help you sign up and copy the recipe you choose. No duplication of dishes. This month’s Cookbook Club selection is "Kitchens of Hope: Immigrants Share Stories of […]
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Cursive Club
Abington Community Library 1200 West Grove St., Clarks Summit, PA, United StatesMake handwriting come alive with hands-on, sensory activities designed to make practicing fun. Whether just starting out or polishing cursive skills, you’ll practice using fun tools and textured materials. To celebrate America250 we will also take a peak at how cursive helps connect us to the past. Come join us for a hands-on experience! This […]
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Caring Hands
Abington Community Library 1200 West Grove St., Clarks Summit, PA, United StatesDo you knit or crochet? Join this group that creates delightful things for the Library and for the less fortunate. No registration required.
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Colonial Spies: Quill Pens and Communication in Colonial America
Abington Community Library 1200 West Grove St., Clarks Summit, PA, United StatesQuill pens, used since ancient times, were the essential writing tools of colonial America. Despite challenges of literacy, daily life, and scarce supplies, Revolutionary War–era Americans devised remarkably clever ways to share information, including secret spy networks. Join us on Zoom with journalist Judi Biederman for a fascinating look at colonial communication and the hidden […]
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