For teens in grades 6-12. Stop by the Carnegie Teen Center any time during the month of May to unwind and create something unique with our art supplies for Mental Health Awareness month! *This program is designed for teens to attend independently.

For families with children of all ages. Discover what makes someone a true hero—real or fictional—and create your own superhero identity! Drop in anytime!

A slower paced class with a meditative approach for all levels involving variations of seated and supine poses held for 3-5 minutes. Attend in person.

An attorney from the Law Office of Kathleen M. Rose, PLLC will cover all estate planning and elder law topics: avoiding probate, Medicaid, and more.

This program is geared towards patrons 18 years and older with sensory issues, those on the autism spectrum, or those who have other specific needs. Registration is ongoing.

Wear comfortable clothing and bring a water bottle.

Come join us for knitting and crocheting in a warm, friendly environment. All are welcome!

Speak with an immigration lawyer to answer your immigration questions.

For teens in grades 6-12. Take advantage of our quiet study hours at the Carnegie Library to get your school work done. (excludes school holidays) No registration necessary. This program is designed for teens to attend independently.

For families with children in grades 1-6. Learn how to thread a sewing machine on your own, then play with ALL the fancy stitches and create a customized cloth napkin to make every meal feel special.

Explore body alignment, deep breathing, strength, flexibility and balance in a supportive environment. Wear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat. PMLIB cardholders register beginning March 24. Out of district residents register beginning March 31, if space allows.