Night of the Living Dead Screening

Tuesday, October 27, 2026
7-9 p.m.
Doors at 6:30 p.m.
The Oaks Theater, 310 Allegheny River Blvd., Oakmont, PA 15139

See the 4k remaster of George A. Romeroโ€™s 1968 classic Night of the Living Dead on the big screen and enjoy every blood-curdling scream surrounded by fellow horror fans.

Feel free to come dressed as your favorite monster, ghost, witch, or in the spirit of the film, zombie.
The screening is free, but registration is required at the link below. Space is limited.

Register here

Jazz Beat: Past Meets Present

Exploring Pittsburgh Jazz History Through Rare WQED Footage, Live Music & Conversation
Tuesday, October 20, 7:00 โ€“ 9:00 p.m.
Manchester Craftsmen’s Guild

Join MCG Jazz and WQED for a special evening of Pittsburgh jazz, featuring artists from across generations.

Hosted by Classical WQEDโ€™s Jim Cunningham, the evening weaves together rare footage from WQEDโ€™s Jazz Beat with live performances by Pittsburgh jazz legends and the next generation of Pittsburgh greats. WQED produced Jazz Beatย from 1964-1966 and showcased live performances by leading local and national jazz artists.

See Jazz Beat performances by Joe Negri, Harold Betters, and Benny Benack Sr. โ€“ then watch that legacy come to life as Benny Benack II and Benny Benack III, MCG Jazz 2026/27 Artist-in-Residence, take the stage together.

Rounding out the evening are performances by Jeff Bush, Bill Bonidie, Max Leake, Roger Humphries, and Paul Thompson, along with a conversation between Jim Cunningham and original Jazz Beat host Bill Hillgrove.

After the show, enjoy more music, light refreshments, and a meet and greet in the lobby.

Tickets: $25

Family Events


September 29th, 3-6pm

McKeesport Family Center Re-Opening Ceremony

McKeesport Family Center Re-Grand Opening. New location with the same commitment of serving families, fostering family engagement and learning, and providing support and resources to keep us connected and stronger together. Join the celebration and connect with families and community partners!
Location: 1510 Versailles Avenue, McKeesport, PA 15132

 


October 7, 6:30โ€“7:30 p.m.

Fatal Glitch: Let’s Play a Game

Mystery Lovers Bookshop welcomes award-winning authors Erin Entrada Kelly and Eliot Schrefer ! Erin is a two-time Newbery Medalist (Hello, Universe and The First State of Being), and Eliot is a two-time National Book Award finalist and Printz and Stonewall Honor recipient.

Together, theyโ€™ve teamed up on Fatal Glitch: Letโ€™s Play a Game, the second installment in their middle grade techno-horror series, described as Black Mirror meets Goosebumps and recommended for readers ages 9+.

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October 11, 2026, 11-3pm

Living History Day! Colonial Playtime and Pastimes

Come play with us at Historic Hannaโ€™s Town! Weโ€™ll have a variety of early American toys and games for visitors to try out! Learn about 18th century era pastimes by getti

ng some hands on experience.

Our Exhibit Gallery and Museum Gift shop will also be open throughout the day! This event is free and open to the public. Food provided by: The Coffin Bean, Funky Funnels, Kill Devil Meals LLC, Zeus BBQ, and Underdogz.

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October 12th, 6:30PM

Letters to Neighbors

Did you ever wish for a pen pal? Now’s your chance to connect with a neighbor and exchange letters every month! We’ll pair you with a senior adult pen pal from Bethel Park’s Lifespan group and each month will hold new ideas and activities. After three exchanges, we’ll meet our pen pals in person for a fun social gathering before the holidays!
Consistent attendance is strongly encouraged, but activities can be done at home and dropped off at the Library, so occasional missed meetings should not discourage anyone from participating. For grades K-5. Register for each session separately beginning on the first of the respective month.

See the library’s program flyer for more current and upcoming programs.

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Made possible by EQT Foundation


October 17th, 11am – 8pm

Etna Library Opening

Celebrate the opening of the Etna Center for Community!

The Ribbon Cutting Ceremony will take place at the rear of the building at 54 Locust St., Etna, PA 15223. The remainder of the celebration will take place inside the Etna Center for Community at 341 Butler St. and along Locust Street between Walnut Street and VFW Way.

This event will commemorate and celebrate the completion of construction and the opening of the Etna Center for Community. Following a ten-year development process, including two years of construction, Etnaโ€™s library doors will finally open. This day-long celebration will welcome community members of all ages to their new home on Etna’s main street.

This event is free and open to the public.

  • 11 a.m. Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
  • 11:30 a.m the library will open for community members to visit and explore.
  • 12โ€“5 p.m. Programs will be held inside and outside of the library.

A street fair will take place on Locust Street. Food and drinks will be available throughout the event. The event will take place concurrently with activities in and around the business district, including the annual Haunted Garden of Etna. Costumes are welcome!

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October 17, 11AM – 3PM
Level Up at LIBRARYCON’26: The Ultimate Side Quest

Get ready for Beaver Countyโ€™s free, family-friendly celebration of imagination, literacy, and character! Think of it as Comicon with a library twistโ€”where your favorite stories and heroes come to life.

At LIBRARYCON you’ll find:

  • Themed Booths & Activities: Dive into a variety of engaging, themed booths with hands-on activities perfect for all ages.
  • FREEBIES: Learn about all of our free library resources from the LIBRARY OF THINGS, Ancestry.com, Museum Passes, and more.
  • Meet Your NEW Favorite Authors: Get up close and personal with local authors in our popular READ LOCAL ROW!
  • Spectacular Cosplay Contest: Showcase your creativity and compete for fantastic prizes in our highly anticipated cosplay and costume contest.
  • Explore & Connect: Discover local organizations, browse unique offerings from vendors, live animal encounters, and meet and greet with your favorite cosplay professionals!
  • Win Big! Participate in our GOBLET OF KINDLE FIRE raffle and vedor raffle for a chance to win exciting prizes.
  • Delicious Eats: Savor a diverse selection of treats from our onsite food trucks.
  • The Tiny Art Show & Silent Auction: Admire miniature masterpieces and bid on unique art pieces to support the library.

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October 20, 2026, 10:00 am-1:00 pm

10th Anniversary Innovation Showcase

Pennsylvania Trolley Museum

For a decade, the IU1 Innovation Grants have helped educators turn big ideas into meaningful learning experiences for students across our region. Now, weโ€™re celebrating the incredible impact of that work!

โ€ข See what students are creating.

โ€ข Celebrate the educators behind the ideas.

โ€ข Discover whatโ€™s possible when innovation is given the opportunity to grow.

Come celebrate a decade of empowering rural classrooms, inspiring educators, and giving students the opportunity to innovate.

Space is limitedโ€”reserve your spot today!

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October 24, 2026, 11:00 am-3:00 pm
Living History Day! Fall Family Day: Harvest at Hannaโ€™s Town, Childrenโ€™s Trick or Treat!

Celebrate the season with us at Living History Day: Fall Family Day โ€” Harvest at Hannaโ€™s Town, featuring autumn activities, family fun, and Childrenโ€™s Trick or Treat in a historic setting. Food provided by The Coffin Bean and Funky Funnels.

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October 30, 10-12PM

Toddler Trick or Treat at the Monroeville Library

Age Group: Birth to 5
Trick or Treat around the library with your toddlers and preschoolers! ย On Halloween from 10am-noon, we’ll have activities and games set up all over the library – have fun and collect treats & crafts along the way! Costumes welcome! No registration needed for this free event.

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October to December on Tuesdays or Thursdays, 4-6PM

Open Upโ€™s Fall Yoga Club

Open Upโ€™s Fall Yoga Club is a welcoming after-school program for children ages 5โ€“12, with and without disabilities at the 3711 Butler St location. Through yoga, movement, mindfulness, creative activities, and play, kids build tools for wellbeing while connecting with others and having fun.

๐Ÿ“… Tuesdays or Thursdays, Oct- Dec
๐Ÿ’› Designed to be inclusive and accessible for children of all abilities
๐ŸŒฑ No cost to families

Open Up creates supportive spaces where kids can move, explore, be themselves, and build community.

Registration is now open!

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Foster Grandparents Program
The Wesley Family Services Foster Grandparent Program is a stipend volunteer program that provides volunteer opportunities to limited income individuals age 55 and over, connecting generations, while improving educational outcomes for children in need.

Volunteers serve as classroom grandparents who are mentors and positive role models at local non-profit organizations such as: public and private schools, Head Starts, daycares and child development centers, in addition to after-school programs. They help, guide, and assist children by developing skills in literacy, language, math, and cognitive development, as well as improving essential social and emotional intelligence.

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