Kids, Teens, & Families
“Cooper-Siegel and Sharpsburg Community Libraries provide engaging, entertaining, and educational programs for ages birth – 18 years old and their families. Most of our programs are free for families. We seek to support the library’s mission of “cultivating a community of lifelong learners” and providing out-of-school learning opportunities and ways to connect with other kids, teens, and adults. Both locations have play spaces for children and teen spaces for studying and hanging out with friends. We have a wide variety of different materials for checking out from the library including books, DVDs, and video games. Our staff love to talk about books and other media and we are always willing to give recommendations.”
Programming for Kids and Teens
Upcoming Events
Monday, February 23 | 12:00am
Every Piece: Art by Brad Bianchi
Saturday, February 28 | 10:00am
LEGO Robotics: Build a Windmill
Craft Room (Rockwell Foundation Children’s Art Room), Cooper-Siegel
Saturday, February 28 | 11:00am
Family Black History Month Art Studio: Session 1
SCL Community Room, Sharpsburg
Ongoing Services
Parent and Caregiver Resources
FFC is non-profit organization that connects families in the Fox Chapel Area School District to community resources.
FCASD has a list of community resources for parents and caregivers.
Beverly’s Birthday’s host 170 group birthday celebrations at our agency partners’ facilities for children who have birthdays during that month/season. The guests are the other children in the program and their families (if applicable). We rely on volunteers to help support our work by volunteering their time to support our parties.
Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library is dedicated to inspiring a love of reading by gifting books free of charge to children from birth to age five,
As parents of children of all ages that may have educational, physical, mental, or behavioral challenges, we provide support and information to each other.
PJ Library sends free, award-winning books that celebrate Jewish values and culture to families with children from birth through 12 years old.
WIC helps pregnant women, mothers and caregivers of infants and young children learn about good nutrition to keep themselves and their families healthy.