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MT. LEBANON PUBLIC LIBRARY
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Mt. Lebanon Public Library Zentanglers
Noon, Thursdays, March 10, 24, April 14, 28,
May 12, 26
Zentangle is a simple technique of pattern
drawing that is relaxing, meditative,
intriguing, and fun. All you need is a pen
and paper.
Readers’ Theater General Meeting
2 p.m., Tuesdays, March 15, April 19,
May 17
This group performs for senior living
facilities in the South Hills area. So what is
Readers’ Theater? Well, the difference
between theater and Readers’ Theater is
that there is no stage setting—the “actors”
read from scripts (so there is no
memorizing of lines). However, it is not
merely reading: the actors do act and
interact with each other, bringing scenes to
life for the enjoyment of the audience. The
group is always seeking new members, so
drop by a general meeting to learn more.
Ukulele Jam Sessions
7 p.m., Tuesdays, March 8, 22, April 12, 26,
May 10, 24
Beginner ukulele players can jam with
other newer players. For players who have
had a few lessons or know some basic
chords and want to learn more while
playing with others. Experiment with basic
strums, alternate chords, and how to move
from one chord to the next. Questions?
Contact [email protected]. No need
to register, but you must own your own
ukulele.
South Hills Scrabble Club
1 p.m., Saturdays
For teens and adults.
Mt. Lebanon Writers’ Group
7 p.m., Tuesdays, March 8, April 12, May 10
Join other writers in sharing and editing
your work for personal use or for
publication.
America’s Early Conflicts and Wars — A
Geographic View
10 a.m., Mondays, March 14, April 11,
May 9
This multi-session series centers on
America’s Early Conflicts and Wars. Topics
SPOTLIGHT
The Way of Tea and Tea Tasting
2 p.m., Saturday, April 30
Drawing from an 800-year-old tradition
of the “Cha Dao,” the Way of Tea is a
time‑honored practice of finding balance,
momentum, and spiritual growth through
the active process of exploring tea. This
lecture explores the history of Chinese tea
through the philosophy of yin and yang
and the five elements. Learning the Way
of Tea will transform and add depth to the
way you currently drink tea. As a faculty
member of the International Tea Masters
Association, Daniel Johnson teaches
individuals across th H