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A deeply touching and compassionate celebration of two mothers. Six years later, a young woman claims to be the biological mother of the adopted boy and wants him back.

July 20 - Foreign Film: “True Mothers” (Japan) After much time and many unsuccessful attempts to conceive a child, a young couple decides to adopt.

Peek into the sights and culture of other lands through a travel or foreign film feature.

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Movie Matinee – Every third Wednesday of each month Topic: Clinical Tips to Manage Uncomfortable Conversations about Surprising DNA Test Results North Hills Genealogists - Every third Monday of each monthįor more information or to register, go to then click on Meetings & Events. These readers focus on books about philosophical, political, economic, and scientific matters which have influenced or provided valuable insight into thought in the western world. If you enjoy reading and engaging in respectful discussions about primarily non-fiction books, then this book discussion group is for you. Serious Readers - Every fourth Saturday of each month July title: “The Word is Murder” by Anthony Horowitz

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If you enjoy reading and discussing good mysteries, then join us! No registration is required. Mystery Lovers Book Group – Every third Thursday of each month Email him at to join this Zoom discussion.Ĭurrent title: Reinventing the Body, Resurrecting the Soul by Deepak Chopra Readings in Alternative Everything – Every second Wednesday of each monthĪre you enticed by the various mysteries of the mind or interested in “alternative” ways of looking at the world? Facilitated by Richard Kajuth, a former educational consultant and lifelong student of esoteric inquiry and Eastern philosophy. July title: “Stories from Suffragette City” by MJ RoseĪugust title: “The Greatest Beer Run Ever” by John Donohue Email to join the email list for this group. Join us for our monthly mid-day book discussion group! No matter what type of book you enjoy reading, you’ll love talking about our selections with fellow book lovers.

113.īooked for Lunch – Every second Friday of each month For more information: or call the Ask A Librarian desk at 41, ext.

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Registration required, where noted, to attend these free virtual and in-person programs. Join volunteers from the Heinz History Center to hear about many of the radio firsts that happened right here in the steel city! Registration is required. Pittsburgh’s rich history of innovations includes the radio. Performers from the Better Than Ever Independents perform songs, skits, and comedy from Broadway’s golden age! Registration is required. The Golden Age of Broadway Musicals with Sassy Seniors! 113.įun with Publishing: A Talk with Local Author Mike BezillaĬhildren’s author Mike Bezilla talks about his writing process, discusses getting his book published, and takes questions from you! Registration is required. For more information and to register: or call the Ask A Librarian desk at 41, ext. Check out the summer reading page on the Library’s website, bit.ly/SummerReading22 for complete program information. Twelve badges are all it takes to complete the program! While you are hiking through the library, you will see some wonders of nature, such as: find the Moose on the Loose, guess how many items are in the jar, guess which book has been shredded, and the Eye Spy tank! Campers ages 3 to 12 and counselors-in-training ages 13 to 18 can take part in in-person programming! Please note that some of these activities will require registration, but not sleeping bags. Log the minutes spent reading or log the results of completing the self-directed activity challenges. Go to /to register for this summer reading program for those ages birth to 18.

Summer reading is back with an outdoorsy new theme with virtual and in-person activities. Read Beyond the Beaten Path - through July 31 The Picnic in the Park prize includes an Igloo cooler bag, picnic blanket, Yeti mugs, a DiBella’s gift card, and 5 pool passes to any Allegheny County Parks pool. The Book Lover’s prize features a $75 gift card to Riverstone Books, a “book nerd” puzzle, an Out of Print tote bag, and other literary goodies. There’s still time to start checking off the TBR list as part of our Bookshelf Bingo summer reading program! Every two weeks, registered readers will have the chance to win a $25 gift card to Target or Trader Joe’s, and each item you log during the entire program enters you to win one of two grand prizes. These programs are coming in July at Northland Public Library:

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