Join us for an unforgettable end of summer concert with Joan and Steve. They are an acoustic duo skilled on keyboard, guitar, flute and harmonica. They blend their voices in intricate arrangements and harmonies as they bring to life an eclectic mix of favorites from the 60's, 70's and beyond.
November 4, 2022, marked the 100th anniversary of one of the greatest archaeological discoveries of all time, The Tomb of Tutankhamun. Hidden in the famed Valley of the Kings, burial place of Egypt's New Kingdom pharaohs, the tomb had laid nearly undisturbed for over 3,000 years until its discovery by an English archaeologist, Howard Carter. Crammed with priceless objects, it took Mr. Carter nearly ten years to record, photograph and empty the tomb.
Join us for a program about Penllyn Village, a small village within Lower Gwynedd Township that has played a unique role in local history. The program will briefly describe the origin of Lower Gwynedd and then focus on the 19th century when Penllyn Village became a predominately black portion of a predominately white township. For many decades, the social and religious center of Penllyn Village was Bethlehem Baptist Church, then located at the intersection of Penllyn Pike and Trewellyn Avenue.
Step in time with historical impersonators Alisa Dupuy and Curt Radabaugh as they bring George and Martha Washington to life. Learn about the First Couple and their contribution during the American Revolution.
Join us as we begin to celebrate America 250!
Explore the forgotten past of Pennsylvania's Ghost Towns!
Discover abandoned settlements once bustling with life, now reclaimed by nature. Join us as we delve into their intriguing histories and their integration into the wild landscape. Don't miss "Pennsylvania's Ghost Towns" a fascinating presentation uncovering these lost communities.
The Wednesday Night Social Group meets weekly, 6:30-7:45pm.
The self guided group welcomes people, including adults with disabilities, who enjoy gathering with other adults, engaging in a choice of activities and socializing. The parent/caregiver is asked to stay in the building, and only provide individual support if needed.
Schedule:
1st Wed: Mat Weaving
2nd Wed: Game Night. Bring your own game or puzzle to enjoy with others.
3rd Wed: Mat Weaving
The Wednesday Night Social Group meets weekly, 6:30-7:45pm.
The self guided group welcomes people, including adults with disabilities, who enjoy gathering with other adults, engaging in a choice of activities and socializing. The parent/caregiver is asked to stay in the building, and only provide individual support if needed.
Schedule:
1st Wed: Mat Weaving
2nd Wed: Game Night. Bring your own game or puzzle to enjoy with others.
3rd Wed: Mat Weaving
The Wednesday Night Social Group meets weekly, 6:30-7:45pm.
The self guided group welcomes people, including adults with disabilities, who enjoy gathering with other adults, engaging in a choice of activities and socializing. The parent/caregiver is asked to stay in the building, and only provide individual support if needed.
Schedule:
1st Wed: Mat Weaving
2nd Wed: Game Night. Bring your own game or puzzle to enjoy with others.
3rd Wed: Mat Weaving
The Wednesday Night Social Group meets weekly, 6:30-7:45pm.
The self guided group welcomes people, including adults with disabilities, who enjoy gathering with other adults, engaging in a choice of activities and socializing. The parent/caregiver is asked to stay in the building, and only provide individual support if needed.
Schedule:
1st Wed: Mat Weaving
2nd Wed: Game Night. Bring your own game or puzzle to enjoy with others.
3rd Wed: Mat Weaving
Please join us at the main branch in Blue Bell weaving mats every 1st and 3rd Wednesday from 10 - 11:30 am.
The most popular project is the Sleeping Mat Project. This project uses recycled materials and plastic bags to create mats for those in need. To create a full mat it takes approximately 12 hours and hundreds of plastic bags.
Integrate for Good is a nonprofit organization dedicated to reshaping the narrative around disability by empowering individuals with disabilities to contribute their talents and by fostering reciprocal relationships with communities.
