CELEBRATE AMERICA’ S 250TH @ THE NORWIN LIBRARY!
SPICE UP YOUR FALL LATTE WITH 2026’ S BESTSELLERS!
The lawnmower is put away, the garden is empty, and the flowers are plucked. Summer’ s gone, and it’ s the perfect time to enjoy these cool nights with some of the biggest literary hits of the year.
A Tradwife Influencer wakes up to a harsh new reality in Yesteryear by Caro Burke. An Internet sensation goes mainstream with Dungeon Crawler Carl, and a new collection of essays, The Land and Its People, from David Sedaris are waiting for you at the Norwin Public Library.
Along with a new influx of creepy ebooks, all the romantic fantasy series you’ ve been waiting to try, and the latest blockbusters from the big and small screens, the library has something for everyone.
UPCOMING PROGRAMS AND EVENTS
All programs are free, but registration is required as space may be limited. Register on our website at norwinpubliclibrary. net / events.
CHILDREN’ S PROGRAMS AND EVENTS
European Spanish Class Wednesday, October 21 at 6 p. m. For grades 1-5. Join us for an introduction to European Spanish with our instructor from GR Digital Ventures LLC.
Spooky Art For Teens Monday, October 26 at 6 p. m.
Grades 5- 12. Creating with Crystal joins us for a fun and spooky Halloween project.
Build A Town Wednesday, November 4 at 6 p. m.
Grades Pre-K to 5. Crafting and STEM come together in this imaginative and interactive program. Create your own one-of-a-kind town.
Thanksgiving Parade Floats Wednesday, November 18 at 6 p. m.
Bring the whole family to help build your own mini-float for our Library Parade. All supplies provided. Registration will begin on Oct. 18 on the Norwin Library Events Page.
Hop on the Polar Express Thursday, December 17 at 6 p. m.
Take a trip with us on The Polar Express to visit Santa. There will be themed activities for families and a visit from the elf himself, Santa! Each family will receive oen free picture magnet with Santa from Brooklynn Designs. Cell phones are needed for this activity. Registration will go live one month before the event. Due to the time limit of Santa’ s visit, registration is required, and space is limited.
ADULT PROGRAMS
History of Pittsburgh Through a Ketchup Bottle Thursday, October 29 at 6 p. m.
Presented by the Heinz History Center. What can a Heinz Ketchup bottle teach us about Pittsburgh? Explore the story of our city through the iconic Heinz bottle and uncover how industry and innovation shaped Pittsburgh’ s past.
Love, Lies, & Loss: When Trust is Exploited Wednesday, November 4 at 11 a. m.
Presented by the Office of the Attorney General. Relationship scams
are among the most emotionally and financially devastating scams affecting adults today. Through reallife scenarios and practical exercises, attendees will learn how to recognize warning signs, avoid common traps, and take proactive steps to protect themselves and their loved ones before trust turns into heartbreak and financial loss.
Trivia Night at the Library Tuesday, November 10 at 6:30 p. m.
Join the Norwin Library for a 50-question general knowledge trivia night. This is a team competition with a maximum of five players per team. You can create your own team or we’ ll create one for you.
Virtual Visit: The Salem Witch Museum Thursday, November 12 at 2 p. m.
The mission of the Salem Witch Museum is to be the voice of the innocent victims of witch hunts from 1692 to the present day. By interpreting this complicated history through an audiovisual presentation and guided tours, the museum strives to create an immersive and accessible approach to education.
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