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Ridgway Public Library
329 Center Street, Ridgway, PA 15853 library_staff@ridgwaylibrary.org (814) 773-7573 |
Teen & Adult Book-Making Course
When: Saturday October 1
With Anna Lemnitzer Location: Ridgway Public Library Join Pennsylvania-Council on the Arts rostered Artist Anna Lemnitzer for a fall-themed art class in the Library Conservatory. Participants will create an illustrated accordion book using gouache and ink. Inspiration will come from the fall season around us. Weather permitting, we will create photographic images for the covers using the cyanotype method! If sunlight is not on our side, you will get to take home a cyanotype kit to have fun with! -Class will be held in the Conservatory on the library lawn This class is FREE but registration is required. If you are unable to keep your registration, please call the library at (814) 773-7573 or email programs@ridgwaylibrary.org. Please only register one person per entry. Register Below. |
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Adult Book Club
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It’s time again for the Ridgway Public Library’s Book Club! The September session will be held as a meet and greet where members can discuss their summer reads, meet new members, pick up the newest book for the October meeting, and vote on future titles. Held Wednesday, September 28 at 4:30 PM in the Library Conservatory.
Interested in joining Book Club?
Email library_director@ridgwaylibrary.org or ask the Library staff for a membership application. |
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Teen Takes
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When: The last day of the month.
Wednesday, August 31 Friday, September 30 Time: Any Location: Library Vestibule/Entryway Details: Ages 12-18 |
FAQ - Teen & Adult Programs
1. What is the Teen Writing Group?
For writers ages 13-18, our Teen Writing Group is a collaborative creative writing group for teens who love writing and reading (and talking about writing and reading). Join us for fun prompts, pizza, and a chance to chat with other people your age who are passionate about the written word. Our Teen Writing Group will be held monthly this summer on June 22, July 13, and August 10 as an extension of the Ridgway Public Library's Summer Reading Program.
2. What is the Teen Open Studio?
For teens ages 13-18, our Teen Open Studio is a monthly open makerspace featuring pre-arranged DIY projects (origami, weaving, painting, etc). Bring a group of friends to escape the afternoon summer heat and enjoy a snack or two while you work independently through creative projects and crafts. Held monthly from 2-4 PM on June 29, July 27, and August 17th as an extension of the Ridgway Public Library's Summer Reading Program.
3. Are Teen and Adult Programs Free?
All programs and events at the Ridgway Public Library are free unless otherwise noted.
4. Why do some programs require registration?
Certain library programs or events require registration due to limited space and availability. Guest speakers and workshops at the library may require a limited number of participants.
For writers ages 13-18, our Teen Writing Group is a collaborative creative writing group for teens who love writing and reading (and talking about writing and reading). Join us for fun prompts, pizza, and a chance to chat with other people your age who are passionate about the written word. Our Teen Writing Group will be held monthly this summer on June 22, July 13, and August 10 as an extension of the Ridgway Public Library's Summer Reading Program.
2. What is the Teen Open Studio?
For teens ages 13-18, our Teen Open Studio is a monthly open makerspace featuring pre-arranged DIY projects (origami, weaving, painting, etc). Bring a group of friends to escape the afternoon summer heat and enjoy a snack or two while you work independently through creative projects and crafts. Held monthly from 2-4 PM on June 29, July 27, and August 17th as an extension of the Ridgway Public Library's Summer Reading Program.
3. Are Teen and Adult Programs Free?
All programs and events at the Ridgway Public Library are free unless otherwise noted.
4. Why do some programs require registration?
Certain library programs or events require registration due to limited space and availability. Guest speakers and workshops at the library may require a limited number of participants.