Week Calendar

Join us for stories and songs just right for you and your toddler.  Have fun while we discover and learn new things.

Join us for a variety of stories, songs, and fingerplays for the entire family. These story sessions will be located inside the Youth Services Department on the 2nd floor of the Main Library. No registration is required.

We encourage you to put away your phone and enjoy the time with your little one while developing the important skills of sharing, taking turns, being silly and having fun!

Preschoolers and their caregivers are invited to join us each Wednesday morning for songs, stories and hands-on learning. 

Join us for a gentle storytime for you and your little one featuring stories, bouncing rhymes, and songs. No registration is required. For Birth-24 months only.

Young children ages 2 - 5 will enjoy themed storytimes featuring picture books, puppets, childhood rhymes, songs, and a simple craft.

Experience the fun and welcoming areas within our program space where children and their caregivers can play, learn and grow together. Ages 6 month to 3 years are welcome to attend.

Classes are held simultaneously in-person and on Zoom.

Listen to a story read in both English and the featured language by Moravian University Modern Language and Literatures Department. Learn about a different world language and culture each session.

Classes are held simultaneously in-person and on Zoom.

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.

Feeling thankful for someone in your life? Missing a relative who you won't see for the holidays? Share some love and embrace your inner thankful spirit with a handmade card! 

At the Main Library, Moravian University’s America Reads program provides tutors to help with questions about school assignments. 

Lehigh University students will be available to help students in grades K-12 with any subject.

No registration is necessary.  Homework Help is 4:30-6:00 PM on the following dates:

September 26, 27, 28

At the Main Library, Moravian University’s America Reads program provides tutors to help with questions about school assignments. 

Lehigh University students will be available to help students in grades K-12 with any subject.

No registration is necessary.  Homework Help is 4:30-6:00 PM on the following dates:

September 26, 27, 28

At the Main Library, Moravian University’s America Reads program provides tutors to help with questions about school assignments. 

Lehigh University students will be available to help students in grades K-12 with any subject.

No registration is necessary.  Homework Help is 4:30-6:00 PM on the following dates:

September 26, 27, 28

At the Main Library, Moravian University’s America Reads program provides tutors to help with questions about school assignments. 

Lehigh University students will be available to help students in grades K-12 with any subject.

No registration is necessary.  Homework Help is 4:30-6:00 PM on the following dates:

September 26, 27, 28

Join us for an open mic hosted by Bill Medei!! Come enjoy listening to music, comedy, and poetry acts or sign up to perform yourself! Performers, please arrive around 5PM to sign-up.

We will be putting tape on mini canvases and painting in the remaining space. Once you peel the tape off, you'll be left with a fun geometric design! This event is for adults 18+ and is only accessible by stairs.

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 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.

Geoff Gehman - journalist, author, ex-tight end - discusses John Hebrank, a Lehigh University student killed during the Battle of Okinawa five months after playing in a fabled marine corps gridiron game. Registration recommended.

A story of hardship threaded with hope and moments of grace. Free Lunch is a true, timely, and essential work that illuminates the lived experience of poverty in America. 

Our subject may be science fiction, but the challenge is real! Does a terminator need a flux capacitor? What does a chameleon circuit do in a TARDIS?

BAPL is hosting a series of Writers' Workshops on Wednesday evenings this winter! This group is open to anyone who writes in any genre, from novels to cover letters to essays.