For grades 6-12. We meet twice a month typically every other Monday from 4:00-5:00 PM. Be an important part of your community by helping to plan and run library events for kids and teens! Teen Advisory Board members also give Ms. Janae their input for new purchases for the library. Teens receive volunteer hours for all TAB events. No registration required.

Teens stop by the Teen Zone on select Wednesdays between 6:00-7:00 PM to discuss the monthly book or some of your favorites. Meet other teen readers like yourself. There will be snacks. No registration required. For teens in grades 6-12.

Wills and estate files can hold valuable clues for your genealogy research. Many helpful facts can be recorded in these papers, including dates of death, family members, married names for women, affiliations, occupations, and more. Learn more about finding and using these unique records.

Stop in from 6:00 - 7:00 PM on October 24 for some fun Halloween crafts and activities. Feel free to wear a costume. No registration required, all ages are welcome. Planned and presented by the Teen Advisory Board.

Brian Seech is a researcher and investigator of the unexplained and founder of two research groups, Center for Unexplained Events (CUE) and Center for Cryptozoological Studies (CCS). Brian has been researching the unexplained since 1986. He has appeared on Monsters & Mysteries in America on Destination America, a national cable channel. He also co-wrote articles for the Creature Chronicles column in the Hancock County Courier in WV from August – November 2013. Brian was a co-instructor for the first ever cryptozoology class at Eastern Gateway College in Steubenville, OH in 2013 & 2015. He will be giving a presentation entitled “Bigfoot in Pennsylvania”. Learn about the history and local sightings of this mysterious creature, Afterwards, there will be a question & answer session and eyewitnesses can come forward with their sightings.

Butler Co. Bureau of Elections officials will be on hand to demonstrate the new paper ballot voting & scanning system that will be used for the Tues., November 5 election.

Discover the strange but true history of witchcraft in Pennsylvania. Thomas White is the university archivist and curator of special collections at Duquesne University. He is also an adjunct lecturer in Duquesne’s History Department and an adjunct professor of history at La Roche College. Since William Penn presided over the state’s only official witch trial in 1684, witchcraft and folk magic have been a part of the history of the Keystone state. Come listen and learn.

Trick or Treat Night in Cranberry Township. 6 to 8:00 PM Please drive carefully.