Week Calendar

Come build with us.  Children ages 2 and up are invited to build and create with our excellent collection of preschool blocks and building toys.  No registration is required.

Join us for stories, songs, learning and fun! No registration necessary.

Are you a pretzel lover? Join us at the Main Library as we celebrate one of the world's oldest and most beloved snacks with a salty storytime and craft! All ages are welcome.

Experience the fun and welcoming areas within our program space where children and their caregivers can play, learn and grow together.

Join Alicia Vincelette of Inked Edge Paper Art to create a card for someone special! All supplies will be provided. 

Please note that this event is only accessible by stairs. 

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Experience this ancient Chinese exercise which promotes circulation, flexibility, balance, and stamina to improve overall health and well-being. Exercises are short, easy to learn, and adjustable to every individual. All skill levels are welcome!

During the month of April, we've been celebrating National Poetry Month with a community art project here in Fountain Hill. Neighbors have been making poems on the magnetic poetry board.

Come hear the poem of the week! Every Tuesday at Books on the Hill a new poem is selected and recited by performance poet/library staff Cleveland Wall.  No registration necessary--this is a drop-in event.

It's party time!  Spike our library bearded dragon is turning 7.  Help us celebrate.  Join us for games, activities, dancing, and cake.  No registration is required and all ages are welcome to attend.  This event will be h

Lehigh University students are here to help you with your homework, any subject, any level. They can help elementary through high school students. They can even help with reading.

Complete community service hours while also having a voice in the library! Help plan and prep for upcoming teen and family events. Located in the Youth Services Department on the Second Floor.

Lehigh University students are here to help you with your homework, any subject, any level. They can help elementary through high school students. They can even help with reading.

Lehigh University students are here to help you with your homework, any subject, any level. They can help elementary through high school students. They can even help with reading.

Lehigh University students are here to help you with your homework, any subject, any level. They can help elementary through high school students. They can even help with reading.

Each month, choose your own book that fits the theme! April's theme is to choose a book from a genre that you don't normally read. For book suggestions, please email cwieder@bapl.org

The YMCA will be preparing and delivering meals to eat at the library for adults 18+. These dinners will be available while supplies last. 

The Citiizenship Class will prepare you to become a citizen. Learn about the history and geography of the United States. Go over the 100 questions you need to know to pass your test. Get help filling out the N-400 form.

The YMCA will be preparing and delivering meals to eat at the library for adults 18+. These dinners will be available while supplies last. 

Intermediate and advanced speakers are invited to practice their skills in everyday dialogues facilitated by Gregorie Lule.  Please contact Gregorie at Gregorie.Lule@gmail.com for details.

Frederic Buse, Penn State Extension Master Gardener and author takes us on a fascinating journey through time in his Allentown garden during the calendar year and the last three decades.

The Jolly Roving Tars, with Ken Purcell and Jake Laubach, will perform songs depicting the occupations and lifestyles of the Irish and Irish immigrants during the 19th century, including rousing numbers, silly songs, sentimental ballads and s

Come be yourself in our judgement-free zone. Make friends in the community and learn about the LGBTQ+ culture, history, and media while also being provided local resources and peer support. This event is open to grades 8 - 12.

Join us for a Zoom presentation by Lisa Lubin of the non-profit, Crate Free USA, on the many issues with factory farming and the small steps each of us can take to help. Co-sponsored by the Bethlehem Co-op. Registration is required.